Arizona republican., 1904-11-20

| one couldn't never to know like you ain't a forsure Sheeny the while you got such terrible Sheeny eyes. Oh, but they could never to think you're a Krfsht Und say, don't you have a frightened. I would never to tell mo- body. Never. l makes a swear over it. I kiss up to God. I hopes I drops down if I tells"
 At the end of a month the high heels and the festive raiment appeared again and the staff knew that the time for action had really come. They must bring the KIisht to terms before he should see teacher in her present and irresistible array. He was always first
 at the trysting place and there they
 would have speech with him. They
 arranged to escape from room IS be- fore 3 o'clock. Patrick feigned a nose bleed Morris developed an inward agony and Nathan, after some moments of indecision boldly plucked out totter- ing tooth and followed-bloOdy but triumphant-dn their wake. They found the enemy just as they had expected, and Morris, being again elected spoa5es- man, stepped forward and took him by his dastard hand. The adversary yielded, thinking that teacher had been forced to greater caution. The Mon itors of Goldfish and of Window Boxes followed close behind, they having con sented, in view of the enormous issues involved, to act as scouts. Around the corner they went into a dark and nar- TOW alley, and. when they had reached a secluded spot between the high wall of the school and the blank windows of a recently burned tenement house, Morris began:
 sfrrT-- party init you the vile she ain't got no more that kind feeling over you"
 What" cried the astonished pr. h. graham.
 "she don't wants to be married init you"
 Did Miss Bailey send you with any message to me-"
 The question was so fierce that the ! truth was forced from the unwilling l lips of the spokesman.
 NO, ma'am-nO, sir" they faltered. 1 'On'y that's the feeling what she had. | Cnd so you go away now out seeing l teacher, me und the other fellows we | gives you five cents"
 The cabinet drew near to hear the | answer to this suggestion. It puzzled | them, for
 Now, look here. boy" said Doctor | -llG dldIUr you peter go nome ana l get to bed. You aren't weH.T
 Morris conferred with his colleagues and returned with:
 We gives you s-e-v-e-n cents so you l go home now out seeing teacher A | nickel und two pennies so you go now. ! Jnd say. Miss Blake could go by your side. She has kind feelings over you"
 Nonsense" said the man. When will your teacher be down9'
 she ain't coming at all. She has no nore feelings. So you goes now we 5ives you a dime and penny. Eleven ents. We ain't got it; on'y We could Q get Teacher gives me all times pennies.
 Just as the stranger was wondering low much of truth these extraordinary hildren knew, Teacher, caIm-eyed and lmuffied, appeared upon the scene. She said, as she generally did:
 Doctor Ingrahami Who would have bought to find you here," And then; Are you talking to my little peOple2 They are the cIeverest little things, and uch friends of mine. Morris here and
 are the greatest of cronies.'
 Teachers manner as she began her -reeting was serene and bright, but -IoOmy, even aI Tnorose glance. from Doctor Ingraham's cold blue eye quite hanged her. His voice, too, considered s the voice of love, sounded sulky as e said:
 50 it seems. He has given me an nswer which you refused me"
 How generous of Morris. and how He's always trying to ave me trouble. And the question, LOW, to which the answer belonged. Jay one know that?"
 You know it well enough" with dance up and down the deserted alley, or even Patrick had realized that dis retiOn is the better part of statesman hip. You know it too well. asked t yesterday and every day for weeks"
 And Morris answer"
 No"
 They really are the cleverest chill Iren."
 Little brutesl I can't think why -ou come down here every day. The 'rats aren't the least bit grateful.
 But they are. They think me per ection"
 That is the contagion of mental tates."
 "But they're not fond of you"
 They reflect your very thought"
 Yes, the insight of a little child is marvellous thing. But come We Ire a long way from Forty-seventh treet and our hostess"
 Tea, do you know said Dr. Ingra- lam. lis dreadful bore"
 Of course. But cold tea is worse. Ind the cakes are so shattered toward he end. Come"
 I've changed my mi1ld. I'm not