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' b'rako.
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' An exhausted bear, slowly and
painfully pushing Its way through
tho jungle, paused to listen.
Close, behind was hoard tho bay
ing of the hounds and tho exultant
voices of pursuing men.
"Well, I guess I have lived up to
my press notices," muttered the bear
as it' reclined at length by the side
of a log.
Ah, gentle reader, you insist that
bears can not talk'.
Well, this 'bear could. This was
an Ernest-Thompson-Seton-Thoinp-son
bear that had been under the
tutolago of Dr. Long. (
"Here's where I make good," tho
animal murmured, closing its eyes. .
A moment later a bold and fear-
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less hunter stepped up alongside.
It was our hero, Fearless Freddie.
Eyeing the bear for a moment he
turned to his followers and asked:
"Are tho correspondents ready?"
"Tliey are," was the, instant reply.
"Kodaks ready to snap?"
It Was Fearless Freddie who again
spoke.
'Ajll ready," was
the
reply.
An instant later Fearless Freddie
poked his rifle into bruin's shaggy
side and pulled the trigger.
Conclusion
Little remains to be told. The
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