Weekly Chemawa American., April 10, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

fi 1'rIE . CHEMAWA, AMERICAN
PREPARE YOURSELF. , The fourth grade had an interesting
mi V i i ' i 11 4 ? y - v lesson on AWtraliavTues,dav afternoon.
1 his world of. oura today , presents farr 41, , , , . , ,
different conditions '.than it did ,a hun- . , t i .
dred years previous. Business: is com lWle V!aVe rtDD!sJe -W; CT
ducted by,more, complicated andbraih7 .. riln;c 'i) r; h - ;i i ?i ;i ; v
saving methods; work is produced by ;The vse Vnth j grfl-df. hd. .ai Very bVpT-?"
mora infrinqto anH lahnr-sn vine manhin- inff leSSOn I about, the movement oL the
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efy. We might pay that this is an era, Atlantic Squadron- They .certainly .did
of complication! 1 (" stHX? ? cYrhvmuch interest. lpw: they
arft fill p.fl.nflhlfiL of tpllino it, without.
rriust the 'toerators.Evei?ywma- l hesitating M. , J. . -n ;j , . . , v.
chine thatsgoesfin the; ji)arketsr(quirjes HThe;seventh gradehad i"Admiral iJSv-.
an operator who know i horrmghlyu ans's'Fleet" for theirComposition work
Manual labor does not count for every- last Friday. H,Weee that-fleet is gqin
thih now; but it is brains' that rules, around ? the world to visit .the:-far: off:
The' iriost u ned u ca ted 4A f ri ca n : : can J ' VI o ! countries in the Pacific Ocean and in. the
pure manual labor ' as well as lahybody far east. It is interesting, jtQtilearO:.
but rwhen it ''cornet these different countries and of. the ways
arrangement Q;aws ?i nd e.ysuhis use andicustoms of other pepplet.of.the .world',.
is lettrBemn A. .J5.jr. : -.f.ivf ; hA. i V!
man with the- jgraymatter,-, itl'tiHi1:y 'yi'. ,;'Jj:-:fn, .. u-- .'
FQr,a man to.enter pur great, indus- i . ; . n; r?Vfftef ;; . ?-
triaUworld, with than ; LeoMjisoii is now vvorking on ; tlie
his amis.,. tand.vf n.durn !atarifc i ; fjl h , , r u
chance, of, success very smalL; He has to ; Joe Keelev :is tow- Avor,king!i ;at -the
come into competition with his educated tailor. shop r rJ W. rc-LA , -:tj. : , u v ,
brother who, while 'he may not lsess harlesr Dfek is AV()rkin4it ilmcofficM--
air the strengtlrof the uneducated; one,
k no ' f w h at ' s: liat: ' ' arid 'the ii o v ; ' v h en'
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IleaysHhat iMis his' honie:vlJ. D.;.; ;
T nine: n1 ihvia f u ivi I .vi'iiSiJ "'TnUit
and ' where of things. 1 he educated ' .h:.;f , ; ? a v ; ;t:
: ,r . v , ...:.,, v.. -.. are making !Verv nne butter. M -l-W v
ieiiow uas mucn.. tut? ueuei .uiuiuuc ui iJv -iv-;;;-c!.-Li-yv . v(-? c.-Va-' ,'i-v :
Uv? -i-itr -v-i. i"3 i ; a I,- ii w Miss bkipton is quite proud or td Yit-
getting to the'top of the ladder tlvaiv the- v--k-H 7
1 T, vv - r s 1, - i-s . . - - cellent work Marv Boles does in her de
one deficient in education: Messenger, .-t'.j -u- f r;, ;
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. . : t-;j , , , , ; - m , detail, is at 4 work preparing and.
.... ,y ;.,',.' ;. '- - . .'" ' ; , bv Mr. Farrow. , .
lne pupns 01 tne sevenin- graue are - . , ;i.v:"V ;'- v--'
jW . w - ;i hi r--- i! ; " 4 i v ". Mr. Bowen and his detail have ',iusk,
getting along 'very well m their -mental , . :, , ,..:,
v; -?iTi - - -rr ;f i!, ,,s'M completed extending rose avenue to the
arithmetic J . M. -..s- - l n .-mj-.-;$-i -.a - i
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The fifth grade pupils are rapidly mi-" Yr-Y;.! . ; : y.
. . ,u . - , i.u ..i-;!,' The wagon makers, are , learning. ia?,t
proving in their lessons and doing fine. rt . . - -
t , i a t arid ,the,v are going. co make. .one. wagon
If our teacher would leave us 1 think we - i ; - . . .
iW j ' y - i vii 1 ; - a - n m-- a. week ,tov keep the blacksmiths. bu,sy
would rfiiss Him a great! deal. A. v ' 1 -
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