The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-26

" IrH was the NFNI OF the NHIfuren 10
leave home for sfhooi. ne Was des-
got int the swing Of school life.
Nnnnc. tle nurse nientlonen, Nas an
old family servant. adorcd BY he
children. Roosevelt writes IN his au-
~tobiURraphy that the only time they
ever ofended her was when. uhrougn
vorite pig Name The Roosevelt
lome was at ali times overrun With
pets. ranging from bear cub 10 pc
niles, from snakes to badgers.
AdAicc arhi News.
oyster BY,
t.l May It'll. 1901.
BLESSED TED:
Ii was tbs greatest fun seeing you.
pnd ! really mad . satisfactory time
with you. ana came away feeling that
you were doing well. l am entirely
satisfied with your standing. both In
your studies and In athletics. I want
you 20 do well In your sports, and !
SAINT even emore TO have you do we'll
with your books. but I DO not expect
you 10 stand first In either, II 50 10
stand would cause you vNcrwork n
hurt your health. ! always believe In
going hard az everything, whether Il
: attn or mathematics. boxing or
football. hut at the same time l want
% keep the sense OF proportion. II Is
worth while to absolutely TX
haust ones self or TO take big chances
unless for an adequate object ! wan
Won 10 keep In training the faculties
which would make you, u the need
arose. able 10 put your last ounce OF
luck and strength into a confess.
But | do not want o to squanper
.hea4 qualities. To have you play
football as well as you do. and make
: good name In boxing n wrestling,
and be cox Of your second crew, ana
stand second or third in your class IN
the studies. h all right. ! should be
rather sorry to see you drop too near
he middle Of your class, because, a.
YOU cannot enter college until you are
-. and will therefore be a year later
In entering life. I van you 90 be pre-
pared In the best possible way 50 as
10 make. up for the delay. But 1
-snow ina, ali YOU can 90 you will do
to keep substantially the position In
the class that you have 50 Tar Kept.
and 1 have ontifns trust In you, for you
have always deserved Il.
The weather has been lovely here.
The cherry trees are IN fun bloom,
the peach trees Just opening. while
the apples will not be out for ten days.
The May flowers aud bloodrot have
gohe. the anemonics and bellwort
have come and the violets are COM
ing. All the birds are here. pretty
much. and the warbiers troop through
10 my delight. yesterday Kermit.
when / tried him on Diamond. did
excellently. He has evidently r
the corner In his riding. and was Jus,
A. much at home as possible, although
be wal on my saddle with ais teet
thrust In the gathers above the SUR
run. Poor mother has had a hard
time with Yagenka. for she rubbed
her back. and as she sadly needs
srclse and I could not have a saddle
nut upor her, ! look her out bare
Jack yesterday. Her gaitE are 20 easy
hat II u really comfortable 10
| ride her without a saddle than 20
| tide Texas with one. ana J gave h'r
three miles sharp oanterinE ana
rotting.
Dewey Jr., Is a very cunning white
ruinea pig. wish you could see
Kermit tnkinE out Dewey ST., ana
Bob Evans 10 spend the day on the
fellow Imaginable. He is always
/ thinking OF you. u" has now struck
AZ a great friendship with Nichoias.
rather 10 Names tthe nurse'sl regret,
A. Name would like to keep him
purely for Quentin. The lasi-nnfmed
small bolsterons person was IN Tear
fuI disgrace this morning. having
lung o block at his mothers head.
Il was done in sheer p~layfulness' hul
" course could not be passed over
lightly. ard after the enOrmiiN OF ths
rhine had been brought fully home "a
him. he He'd with howis OF anguish 70
ne and my In an abandon OF yellow
headed Iricf In my arms. Ethel ~
aarring moncy for the purchase oil
ne Art Magazine by lndustriouslS
hoclng up the weeds In the walk
Alice IN going TO ride Yagenka hare
back this afternoon, while ] Try u
teach Ethel on Diamond. after kefmi
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