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at any rate-of a human being. Then. answering with his cry, Here l am." he waited till the owner of the answering voice appeared. And To. 1t was none other than the strange man. with his young son. whom sammy had conducted Into the woods that morning. On behold ing sammy the strangers were almost as much surprised as was Sammy on be- holding them. Then the man explained to sammy that be had taken a trail that had circled about and had brought him near to the fishing piece where the father and son had spent the afternoon. And now we are of for your house where we shall beg a nights lodging and a supper" added the man, merry twinkle In his eye. Do you suppose your good mother will take care of usf"
 ''Yes. sir she certainly will" said Sam my emphatically. If you take me home safe and sound there's nothing about our house too good for you-so my papa and mama will think, sir
 ''Ah, then you shall be turned in safe and sound" declared the man. And you shall share these with us, too. my little fellow." and be held up fine string of fish.
 Then on they went. the man leading the way. while sammy and the com panionable little boy exchanged stories, Sammy telling In a guarded whisper of the bear that had passed so close to him in the woods that be could hear 1t breathing.
 And at the edge of the woods they met Sammy's father, coming to hunt for his truant boy. So they continued their way towards the cory farm house a mile away, where fine supper was then in prepara- ton for them.
 And to this day Sammy really believes that the great brown bear passed so close to him that day in the woods that he could hear it breathing and look Into its face
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
School Room Don'ts.

Don't be untidy In your dress Neat ness of apparel Is quite as necessary in the school room as elsewhere.
 Don't fail to endeavor to be one of the best pupils in the school. If this rule were observed by all school children the school teachers problem would be soivei.
 Don't think that you spite the teacher by failing to have your lessons. Her fu- ture in TO way depends upon your suecess or failure. The school Is an institution wholly In the interest of the children
 Don't be tardy at school. There can be no excuse for boy or girl sauntering into the school room after the opening excr- cises are over. Begin life by being prompt at school. and the splendid habit of promptness will cling to you throughout life.
 Don't cheat at your exams- You. and you alone. will reap the evil consequences of such dishonest conduct There will come Q time when you will regret rot having coined your school days into know- ledge.
 Don't forget that school days come but portunities
 One million blossoms are drained to make one pound of honey.
 Tho King of Portugal is 90 expert c shot that he can pick o6 the Ash as thsy rise to the flies in the palace lake
 It Is estimated that twelve million let ters are mailed all over the world an- nually and that eight million of them are written In the English language.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

Sammy was ten years old. He lived with his parents on q farm many miles from neiShbors or town. Stretching far to the northward was a deep and for midable forest into which Sammy some times went with his father hunting for squirrels or after wood. But they rarely penetrated the woods to any depth, for it was well known by the huntsmen that bears and wildcnts were numerous In the heart of the forest, and Slmmy's father had no relish for big game: be- sides, he would not take his little son into any danger, for, as Is wellknown, wildcats are most treacherous animals, hiding themselves in tree branches and leaping upon the heads of the unwary who chance to be passing their way.
 And Sammy had been taught 10 fear the depth of that forest his parents al- ways warming him of the dangers that lurked there.
 But one day there came to Ss.mmy's home ( man and a boy who wished to go hunting and fishing In the wood, and they asked that Sammy might accom- pany them as guide, for unless one un- derstood the forest 1t was difncult to And the stream that was hidden away within its deep shelter of brush and clin and rock. It was agreed by Sammy's father that sammy should act as guide to the strangers, taking them into the woods and putting them upon the trail" that would lead them to the stream which was full of fine fish. And after accomplishing this errand he was to re- turn home at once.
 The task promised to be a pleasant one for Sammy, for strangers in his part of the world were rare. and he enjoyed the presence of this man and boy. entering into conversation with them as they waiked along. The strange boy told Sammy of many exciting adventures he had bad D company with his father who loved to explore wild regions and to study the ways of bird and beast fin their natural haunts- 70
 About midday sammy put the man and boy on the foot-trail which would lead them to the creek where they would
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

along in such an unconcerncd manner. Surely, it had D !. seen nor scented him. Sammy's heart began to beat again. for the beast had taken Its way in an op- posite direction from the spct where te sat. and for the present be was safe. But still he did not move till tho dark form had disappeared from sight en- tirely. Then drawing a deep breath of relief Sammy rose very cautiously and peered about and above him. What was he to do?-Oh. what was he to dol His mother-bless her dear loving heart,-- would be distracted about him when be did not return with the evening. And his good. kind father-he would be set ting forth with dog and gun to hunt for the missing boy. But-would he find his lost sammy?
 Thus medltntlng. poor little S:mmy's heart became so heavy that he could not keep the tears back. and down his brown cheeks they fell in a perfect deluge. blinding the usually merry brown eyes till they could see nothing. In this plight Sammy sank to the earth. suffering all the misery and despair of one lost Lost. Away from home. and night com ing on. Bears and wildcats everywhere about hlmi The home, here he was so happy, far. far away. but just where sammy did not know.
 Then courage came, and leaping to his feet he began calling out with all his lung power: Help. Help. I'm lost. Help''
 Then. to Sammy's happy surprise-for he had hardly hoped to hear a human voice in response-there came an answer ing cry: "Hell-ooi Hell-oo,'
 Sammy's heart was once more light Someone was near him and soon he would have the protection-or companionship.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
Johns Opinion.

Things are just right" said little John. The Seasons all, mean. For when Vacation Days are here Then all the world Is green. The skies are blue and days are warm. And swimming pools are clear: And fun Gbounds for all boy kind. During summer time each year. But when the School Days roll around Chill Autumn comes, you know: And followed Is by frost and blast, And freezing Winters snow. So everything is right. I claim, About this big world round: And nowhere could a better place Than this old Earth be found
 HELENA DAVIS.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

by deep rnvines- Sammy stopped and looked about him. Surely. he had not left the path. There. under h!s fee; was the trail" dim. but to- be seen as il passed in and out among the trees Then sammy began to examine hIs sur roundings. Nowhere had be seen sucn giant trees before on visiting these woods Here they lowered to the sky. and the underbrush and young timber were so entangled that it was next 10 Impossible 10 creep through on the the almost oblit- erated path. From appearances there had been little travel there for long time and sammy began to realize that he was lost-lost in the forest where bears and wildcats abounded. Suppose there were some of the latter perched above him now. preparing for a leap? Oh. sammy felt the blood in his veins turn cold He almost feared to look upward. but sum- moning courage he turned his eyes to- wards the tree-tcps. No. there were no animal forms there-that he could see But there might be wildcats Tn numbers hidden away in the close branches. con cealed from his view. and they might be this minute watching for an opportunity 10 bounce upon his helpless head
 sammy now knew that he had lost The trail.'' and his heart was filled with mls- givings. How was Ne to find his right path: Should be retrace his steps over the path he was now following? Would te know where to turn into another path or 'trailT' The forest abounded ia trails" some being made by wild beasts as they went to and from watering places. Suppose he were now on one of these dangerous paths?
 Bur sammy was country boy with q pretty brave heart, and when in dilem- ma he did not stop to cry or bemoan
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

being allowed to have her own way. re gardless of the plans of Mrs. Davis and the wishes of others, she burst out cry ing angrily. In vain Mrs. Davis tried to pacify the naughty child. her cries rose higher and higher. There was no such thing as playing games-or having the pleasure they had anticipated-by the fifteen other little guests. A number of them whispered their disapproyal of the naughty Rosie's conduct, and all looked their condemnation of her
 Well. if you will not play, nor will cease your crying. said Mrs. Davis a bit sternly. T shnD have to put your hal and jacket on you and take you home to your mama and grandmama. You see. must be considered. and you gre spelling their pleasure -
 But I don't want to go home" walled Rosie. ''I want to stay to the party
 Then you must stop crying at once and be a nice child like the other chil- dren, who are hchay!E; prettily while you are acting naughtily. Now. shall l take you right home7-or will you try to be good aud play merrily with your little comrades?" asked Mrs Davis in . determined way, for Rosie had worn out her patience.
 Rosie looked Into Mrs. Davis eyes and saw there a look that she had never seen in her own mothers eyes. she knew she must abide by that lady's decision m stay -be-goOd -if-I-can." she snidird- But please. !ef me stay tc the party"
 And strange as it may seem. she re- mained at the party and behaved very nicely, too All she needed was a Arm hand and a determined voice 10 make her know her place. And that days lesson was never forgotten by Rosie. seither. although she may not have been bene- fitted so mEch by Il as she would have been had her mama learned the lesson. too.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13

his i'll luck. Turning about he tried to Ietrace has steps. On and on he walked. the landscape still remaining strange to him. And worst of all. clouds had saGh- cred to obscure the sun. SD that Sammy had no way of asccrtalnirs the points of th2 cOupass
 Tt must be getting pretty late--abou6 sundown. l should rhin.." he unused 10 himself. Well just so tho wildcats and bears do not attack me I'll feel all right. l must he going towards the prairie land for there's but thl7 cne path. and came into the forest on it. it must tai-P me our again.
 But sammy did not then know how perverse forest path could be. One might think one was going straight ahead. and all the time be turning fin q circle. following what appeared the straight and only path all the while.
 Soon it began growth: dark. the day light going sooner in the heavy woods than outside it. just as it gets darker fin the house than out of it. sammy now felt very anxious indeed. To remain in the forest all night might mean being eaten by bear or torn into pieces by 2 wildcat. And not :: weapon of defense did he hare. not even his pop-gun'
 sammy sat down 10 rest few minutes and to think over the situation. Just then he heard a noise behind him. and glanclng back he beheld n sight which made him forget his courage His hair stood on end and his eyes seemed grown to the object which caused his fear. There, passing along at his left went a huge black bear. Sammy thought he could hear it's breathing. but of course that was his vivid imagination. Not once did he move, but sat as rigid as q post. his eyes on the huge animal thnt went
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
LETTER ENIGMA.

My first is in sky, but not in ground: My second is In channel, but not in sound: My thirdis in heart, but not iu beat: My fourth Is in oven, but not in heat: My fifth is in owl. but not in lark: My sixth is in light. but not in dark: My seventh is in dagger. but not in knife: My eighth Is in battle, but not in strife: My ninth Is in year, but not in week: My tenth is In storm, but not in bleak.
 My whole spells two words,
 With meaning quite clear;
 And Is loved by good children
 An this time of rear.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-13
On Saturday.

It's baking day and wash day. too: Oh, such a lot of work to do. There're pies and bread and cake to bake: And other goodies. too. to make. And frocks for Nell and May and Sue Must laundered be. and nicely. too. It's work from early morn till night. If one would keep ones house just right
 ANNIE JAMES
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SCARLET FEVER

Please take 1otice: We bave .n- stalled the best renovator a15 sta-.lizar known .o us for c,aaa.a. the germs from carpets and ma Jr=sses where diseases always breet We will cali and get yor- wnrl, and deliver same in the best shane 4ii- prices will be right. Call old 'ptece. S3s; new, 4s. Yours to serve.
 TURNER BEDDING F.GtORl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-30

D. ". Bo?ce degote5 his time to ceofA
 -Wan.ei-Boy with pony to deliver Gle Daily Graphic.
 For Rent-Roon, e19 Walnut St: modern convenienees: for one e1r two gentlemen.
 -Lost-Goid watch, gold fob chain, emblem" Finder turn .o Graphic office and receive reward.
 For Sale-T5orougho-ed English pointer puppies. Apply So l2s Eas. Sixth avenue. ola phone sls. 1w.
 For Rea.-S.cely furnished six room cottage: conveniently located OF car line Address e care Ora phic. 1E.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-05-30
NOTICE OF SALE.

offer gy business for sala q } bargain. Ny health will ID. peesa.l na 0 continue il business \ 5:s b1rga:n f sold at once PARASfoRE BAKERY X CoNFEC-
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BRIEF MENTION.
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DD] 11~ . . 4t 1111D1 6 LOCAL AND o1HERWISE-
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1907-11-06
Proces by1ego ministra oswiaty we Wloszech
Stanon gsdnoezOnym grOd WOjna cEoTa I Francya.
zWYCIESTWO TAMMANISTOW W NEW YORKU
Wynik wybOr6w W r6znych stanach.
" ,inpeapos tabryki- Indyan
w Salem, Mich

nowala nietylko politykow japon-
skich, ale ogol. Obawiaja sic
oni, ably ich panstwo "wschodza-
cego slonca" nagle ME uJrzalo
swego zachodu, ia Ottawa tenn
bardziej ich dreczy, re tax ME
dawno wystapili ma wielka wido-
wnie W roll zwyciezcow oddly
chaja atmosfera tryumfow.
BIska wydaje sic ia wojna
dlatego, re gdy "a lat kilka Sta
ny Zjcdnoczone przekopia kanal
panamski krotka droga beda
mogfy przerzucac swe silly, ma
gromadzone w okolicach nadat-
lantyckich, ma ocean Spokojny,
wowczas rozprawa niemi be-
die wiele trudniejsza, anizeli
dis.
Londynski Standard, oma-
wiajac militarne przygotoN-ania
Stanow Zjednoczonych, zalicza
do Mich terazniejsza podroz m
nistra Tafta po Chinach, gdzie
on stara sic pozyskac Chihczy-
k6w dla Ameryki, poroznic ich
z Japonia,
Prasa rosyjska bardzo manic
tnie omawia mozliwosc wojny
Stanow Japonia, wyglaszajac
zdania, korych MONA sic do
myslec, IL Rosya powinna skorzy-
staG tel sposobnosci dla wziecia
odwetu "a porazki w Mandzuryi.
Rowniez w dziennikach fran
cuskich sa wzmianki o "chmu-
rach mad oceanem Spokojnym'
i sa dowodzenia, ze zolte niebez-
pieczenstwo ME jest mrzonka,
lecz grozi ono ME staremu, ale
nowemu swiatu, wogole zas ra-
sic anglo-saskiej.
A wiec chmurzy sic mad Pacy-
fikiem; jednakze ME z kazdej
chmury pada deszcz, a jeszcze
rzadziej bywa burza. Przypusz-
czamy tez, re Stany latwiej "a
wra sojusz Japonia, niz VIDA
dza sic z MIA W wojne..
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lem, Mich, celem wyslania zbio-
rowego protestu do rzadu zwiaz-
kowego przeciw macoszemu OBJ
chodzeniu sic Indyanami.
Hot Springs, Ark, 6 listopada.
= Sedzia Curl oglosil niezwykly
protest, dajacy wyraz usprawie-
dliwionemu jego oburzeniu. Pod
czas gdy rozpatrywa} pewna spra-
We W Mount Ida, Ark, gazety W
Hot Springs doniosly, re sedzia
umarl nagle, Rodzina jego ma
tychmiast zamowila przedsiebior-
ce pogrzebowego, ably zajal sic
pogrzebem. Podczas sesyi sadu
jurysta Curl w gazecie wyczytai
wiasny nekrolog i dowiedzial sic,
re politykierzy mysla juz o wy
borze nastepcy. Gazetom przysiai
sprostowanie, a rodzinie doniosl,
ze trumne moga ma p6zniej costa
vic.
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Rome notatki teIegTatiCzne.

- Kr6Iewska proklamacya przedsta-
via sesye parlamentu angielshego cd
16 hstopada do 26 grudnia.
- Nlemieeka cesarzowa, Augusta
Wiltorya, nie wezmie udzialu W zapo-
wiedzianej podrozy cesarza Wilhelma
do Angliii. Powodem tel decyzyi ma
bye niespodziewane zasiabniecie corki
cesarskiej.
- PoIfnoeno-nlemleck Lloyd posta-
nowil urzadzi6 ma swych okretacn oso-
bne kuchnie dla pasazerow zydow.
skich ktorzy beda orzymywali odtad
koszerne potrawy.
- Donosza Rio de Janelro, re stu
denci W San Pablo utworzyh lige, kto
"a bedzie czynila starania zebran1e
funduszow ma wybudowanie kraaowni-
ka 1 klasy. Otrzyma on nazwe nRlo
Branco" 1 bedzie darowany rzadoWi.
- Ma rozkaz woIskowego gubernato'
ra z departamentu Zacapa 7ostah W
miescie Guatemala aresztowani dwa1
amerykanscy murzyni okrutnie przez
zoanierzy pobici Amerykahsh posei
wdrozyl W tel sprawie enegiczne sleda'
two.
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Telegramy zagraniczne

Paryz, 6 listopada. = Depesza,
nadesiana Marokko do rzadu
francuskiego, przynosi nader po-
mySlne wiadomosci odnosnie do
tamtejszych zawikiah polity-
cznych. Ogolne polozenie popra-
wilo sic do tego stopnia, re niema
potrzeby trzymac nadal wick
szych posiikow morskich. W'kon-
sekwencyi tego maja bye niektore
okrety wojenne odwaiane z wod
marokkahskich.
Londyn, 6 listopada. - z do
brze poinformowanych zrodel dy-
plomatycznych dowiadujemy sic
o senzacyjnej wprost wiadomoSci,
ze dziecko, ktore przybyio razem
hiszpanska para krolewska do
Londynu byio podsuniete, jako
nastepca tronu a rzeczywisty sy-
mex kr6lewski przyjechai tn pare
dni wczesniej pred swymi rodzi-
cami -zupelnie incognito. Ia
miany tel dokonano ze wzgledu
ma ewentualny zamach anarchi-
rstyczny; inne zatem dziecie od7
grywalo role nastepcy tronu. Ze-
by jednak uniknse, ;mogacych sic
wydarzye, niespodzianek co do