Weekly Chemawa American. (Chemawa, Or.) 189?-198?, June 07, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
Che Cbemawa American
PublisHed Weekly at tKe United
States Indian Training School.
Subscription Price, 25 Cents a Year. Clubs of
Five ob Over 20 Cents.
Kntered at the Chemawa, Oregon, Postoffioe 'as ser
ond-class mail matter.
P HINTING STAFF
Robert Cameron Webster Hudson
Calvin Darnell ' Albert DeMers
Gus Bowechop Gordon Hobucket
John McCtjsh Benjamin Wilcox
Frank Coburn Joseph Dillstrom
Henry Darnell Louis John
Sunday School Lesson for June 16th.
1907. Israel's escape from Egypt. Ex.
14:1327. Golden Text. Thus the
Lord saved Israel that day out of the
land of the Egyptians; and Israel saw
the Egyptians dead upon the sea shore.
Ex. 14:30.
i It's often hard to tell which needs
the vacation most, the pastor or his
congregation!
Employees earning over $500 a year
ought to be ashamed to be borrowing the
"American" from one who may not get
$5.00 a year from any source.
Do not pick roses without permission,
boys and girls. There are too many
pupils here who grab hold of the bushes
and tear off the roses in such a way that
the bushes are hurt; We are sure roses
will be given to you. !.!o u l l,ul them
yourselves.
- As the press had been broken and the
"American'' ten days behind, some faith
ful printers put in extra time in the eve
nings so that besides doing job work,
they were able to get out three issues of
the "American" last week, one on Mon
day, another. on Wednesday and the last,
one on Saturday morning. They set up
type for almost two issues, and ran 24
forms in five work days, hot by motor
power either but by human strength.
Four of the printers do not run the press
three of whom are too small.
Not every one of us can do a stunt upon
the stage, .
Nor invent a style of dress or drink that's
sure to be the rage; I
We can't all beat the record be the hero
of the age
Not every man on earth can make a Int.
We can't sail airships in the clouds, nor
hope to reach the moon;
We can't win fame or glory- not yet,
i nor even soon;
Not every man may hope to confer on
the world a boon;
But every one, can help a little bit.
Although we d,o not plow the seas, nor
scale the mountains high;
Fight unknown beasts in unkown lands
when no one else is nigh;
Discover unknown stars in unseen re
gions of the sky
That doesn't mean that all of us must
quit. "
For there are things we all can do to
help our fellow man,
If minds are clear and hearts are true,
according to God's plan;
For all that we're required to do is the
very best we can
And every one can help a little bit.
Ev