Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-03
Jews. and treat yourself to a salad

Jews. and treat yourself to salad
''lf can fird one
"Seriausly," said Jack what are we
10 G0!''
"BlcsSed if know" replied Harvey
Suddenly they heard just over their
1"adS, 'to. 90, 90, co,
"W'hat'S that said Harvey, shrink
lg lack,
it's an cid owl, you fool. Have you
ever heard an oWl before? And it's &
coed Iiln,, we have heard him. Owls
generally roost in hollow trees. and we
'"ay t;nd Il shelter We can't build a
." houSe. because we have neither logs
.ai teols,. and We can't wrap ourselves
Il orr l4lallkets Ike the men we read Of
u Loaks of foreign travels. because our
;iti.s - are on GUr beds
II thought il was some tramp going
, rob or m'1r,iol us" replied Harvey
:, i,4t an llna#rthly sound it was ia
!.:d H'"'r" IL En"!:!.id. where there are
o N-..is! ISIS 5 OF su;: kGS.
Il hate s,l;;l;; s, Jack remarked. I'D
,,til,i- f;ic 4 Il er ever So much. I'm
bcr We're in for Il night of it.
lack @rar 4 his Way to the tree from
s,,hich the evil hGotcd and found that
t WAS bow, Eavin@ q large aperture,
irto which he siuy e@ed himself.
".icr,'s a slice Of luck he cried
The trees l!oIlow''
". here are you?' asked Harvey.
''inxi.if,'' rsIijpt] ~ in hollow
soic2.
I've !.eaid of being up a tree, but
never OF i iliG inside one" Harvey
said. lau2hie.@. and he. TOO. grol}ad his
way into I'll tree. Witch h9d Il hollow
trunk Just Big enough to hold them
both.
ITS silu.," Jack remarked. 'if it
isn't rooMy. "HJ Il We c!.,f I'D so4e
grub we should be as right as the
mail.'
AT al events" Harvey replied. 1T
is better than running about the forest
in the dark. Don't You feel happy at
finding cut those follows. .Jacf:: What
will Mr.. Cr;tWcoslr do with thpm:"
lie ought to serve Maple as he
served me, and as for Hunston senior.
he's disgrace to the school and ought
to be kicked out of it,
Il should tell him So
Don't alarm yourself. l shall. and
make no Eoles of it, replied Jack.
I'm not afraid Of a live lion stuffed
with straw"
II heard HuIston junior say that his
father paid something extra for his
brother, or the chief would not have
had h;m at all
VERY likely. Hello! What's that? z"
exclaimed Jack
They listened and heard shouting
Some one was crying out at the top
of his voice:
Hello. Hi, hi! Hello, hello!'
''Some one after us" said Jack.
Like my luck. When I'm comfortable
for the night, l don't approve Of inter
ruption.'
Il suppose others besides ourselves
are lost, and the fellows who followed
us have told Mr.. Crawcour that they
lost the trail in the wood, and people
have been sent after us" said Harvey.
Hello, hello" again rose the cry.
Shall fog them?" said Jack. You
know l can ventriloQuze."
"Oh, l see! Do. Suppose it's the
be! They'll be cutting about in all d.
rcctions, and you can say it's decep-
tive echO''
Jack stepped out of the owls nest.
"Hi, hi, hi!' said voice, which Jack
recognized as Mr.. Mole's.
"Hi." answered Jack, throwing his
voice before him.
"Where are you" asked Mr.. Mole.
"This way. More to the right
"Why do.you say to the right?" asked
Harvey.
Because ! noticed a little pond as we
came along where the pheasants drink.
and l want him to so Il eropper into it,
There was silence for brief space.
Hi. hi"' again said the senior mss
ter. Its dark here, and l can't sef.
the stars. It's muddy too. Is it all
right: Hi. hi.'
'Hi. hi" replied Jack. "All right.
Safe as a house. Come on, SIR
''WLo is it:''
"Harkaway."
There WAS I short silence again. but
it was soon broken by lugubrious cries
from Mr.. Mole. who shouted: III, lp,
help. I'm in the water. Help. Harka-
Way, where are YOU? Help me out of
this. Will yau? I'm in pond up to my
middle. and the mud sticks So I've
lost MY right boot. Oh. my, what shall
l do: Thcra's the left boot gone now"
Mr.. Mole spoke in plaintive tone.
Jack tbtaw his voice into remote
part of the wood. saying family:
"Where are you, sir? I've lost you.
Speak again.
eli, hi" answered Mr.. Mole foun-
dering out Of the mud as we'll as he
could "Deuce take the boy! l wish
they'd come up with the lantern
AS he spoke Mr. Crawcour, Mr.. Pum-
pleton and NJ. Bolivant came up, Mr.
Stonor being left at home to keep the
boys in order. The only ones who were
lost were Hunston senior, Maple, Jack