Weekly Chemawa American., February 07, 1902, Image 2

CH1IMAWA AMERICAN.
h. l. lovelach,
Managrr,
Published Weekly by Hie Pupils of the
Chemawa Indian School.
Address nil Business Communication to
Thb Ohkmawa Amehican, .
. Chemawa, OfKuoH.
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The runaway buy im a great hero. Nit.
We rend that a terrible hli,zrd is raging
in Pennsylvania and North Eastern Stalest.
It in-to hoptd that the Old-man-on-tlie-hand-staiid
will not get his nose n-wd toes
If you have anything to do, even if it is
n dillieult lush, youwil! find it ulf done
jifter it. is.. well begun. Don't procrastinate,
but, if you have anything to do, get in uud
confined to Bchrol room etiqttelte but to
table nm liners etc. The teacher's institute
for Fob. has an article in it on this subject, '
which recommends having a dinner party
In thesehool room and the pupils having
the experience r quired in issuing invita
tions, receiving the guests and of nerving
the dinner. . ,
France has taken a long slop in the mat
ter of industrial education, Her govern
merit is considering plans for the eatai
lishment, in the United States, of French
school which will be devoted to the study
of American iud ustrial methods. The pro
jectors, who are some of the most i.iituen
tial business and professional men of the
European republic, say: that it would he
impossible 'for the coming generation of
young Frenchmen to compete with the
trend of industrialism unless . American
methods, which are revolutionizing the
world, are speedily adopted, and they can
gee no belter way for the accomplishment
of this purpose than by digging to the very
roots of our methods.' M. Deleave, the
French minister, says that the new institute
will be handsomely endowed by the gov
eminent, -Ex.
The
i and Sildn."
of life .
fro
-nllv
its
greatness. There' is no oilier 1 1 Co so' poor as
Hint which, through- too chne a urawp of
Visible thing. In )(t. till , conscious, hold
upon unseen realities.. EHted i n to i he utjnos
phere of infinite greatness, the s'nl itself
j rows (treat; unfolded within the ' prlVct
love, the life Itselt becomes love. Ex. '
Les-ons on Polite' Manner are' being
given in som of our most popular" Edu
cational Journals. These lessons ntf' not
Pat was a bas)iiiil .lover uuil Bridget was
icoy-butnottobeoy.. .
' Bridget, Pat begun, in a limid manner,
did ye ivver think avniuriyin'? .
' Stile,, now, th' subject luid iiivveietitereil
me thoughts, replied Bridget.
ft's s irri Oi am, said Pat, turning a-wny.
Wan minute, Pi ! called Bridget, softly.
Ye'vesetme a-thmkiii'.
Breathless Wi.uld-be laeng.r: Station
master, wiin does the hulf-past five tridii
UiXvV . ., .
" Pawengor: Wdl.thenew church click
is twenty-seven minutes pasl, the iwml
ollice clock : is twenty-five minutes pn-i,
and your clock is thirty-two minutes pas.
Now; iri tho name of goodness, what clock'
nm 1 to go by? '.'. ,
8,tntlon-maftier:' You can go by auy:
clock yon like, but the train's gone.