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Aili1_¢i’lC3.!\.Sportsmen " Q
` pnifSnowshoes. Making
al fad of Shooting This
Utipopular and Destruc-»
tive Animal-Govern# 'i
ment Estimates Each fri
Wolf onthe Average
Costs _.$4,000 a Year
in Property ° ga ,es '63
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N sowslioes ut 50 below zero,
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and allowing it to lie' untouched until
putrefnction sets in. (July the very mean#
est of animals are attracted to the graves
ft uoves!
Flint is the proper thing in
'sport just now. Perhaps it is
thc reeuit of the lenven which
- red blooded chaps like Harry
Whitney and Paul Rainey have been
Jyreoding. Perhaps it is merely the re-
rrililvivence of that primal instinct for s
fultllv with the Slant strength oi' nature
irhich has always been present ln strong,
virilg :steal ' _
`,`-5l'l$'*Vll`1, the thing has been done.
E_’i'0lié'el‘i`who know their business have
lb-ennover the ground, blazed the way, and
Ire blrit with storlesthnt stir- the blood.
Tl‘.e§'_ day the trip cnn be made in com-
fort,.tiiit it is rieither lengthy nor ex-
|lbrl1i\je',"thnt ti'-ere are plenty of wolves,
and that they nrt- aligning again.
[_tlu't ah ir‘lcl“essing`nuipber feel that the
wlidygsiuo is being billed alt too rapidly
aud.[lhl_t_ith"ot'($‘_¥| *tiger that some of
oi’ human kind, and these graves are the
!Decial interest of the coyhte. _ In this re-
spect, as in others, thelcoyote is entitled
to the name of hysna, for such he really
is-the hyena of the plains. There is
nothing in common between the wolf and
the coyote. They are horn enemies. And
woe betids the coyote upon whose track
a wolf once starts in augur! The end can
be predicted with absolute certainty. The
coward ia defeated beforethe hglit.
- Wolves on the Increase.
It will st'|r;rrise the uninformed to hear
that wolves are on the increase all over
North America. and 'probably in Russia.
This is vouched for by- the governments
of the United-States and Canada, and
founded on the opinions of cattle men,
indians and trsppera. ' _ . V " .- ~~;
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Mrs. A.'B.‘Kent, of Adrian,'_Mich., Who Has'l-luntcd
_ f Wolves, as a Busin"essf»‘or Two Winters
books on wolves telling how the poison
was '
voured tile ment and died on the spot.
To the man wllo .bus camped on the wolf's
trnil
. boyhood must have been slightly careless
in
(A Wolf I-Iunter’s .Cabin Near
Desbaratsp Omar io. C a n a d a,
Where Biggest Wolves on Gon-
tgient Are Taken
circurnvcnt them.
How the Wolf Is Taken.
There used to be a delightful chapter in
put in tile ment, then the wolf de-
it appears that the writers of his
but paouablyfit- lnoa' exacting mr melt
sportlmslnf ~ - 
Started the Sport. ’
New Yorkers started the snort of |1101'
shoeing after wolves. Some four years
ago the Canadian Uamp Club, s group 0!
sportsmen having property near Delblfllll
Ontario, Canada, and of which the nntp
qu-geon andsclentist Drxllohsrt T. lai-
ris is president, organised s wal! hui
under the leadership of Mr. L. U. Art
strong, s. famous sportsman of Mourrqt
Ten took part in the event, sleeping in
tents on the snow when the mercury
registered fifty below zero. and bringing
back with them three of the largest wolf
skins taken in Canada in years.
The nlen who participated lu this hunt
voted it u novel and delightful outing, with
ew-ry wiuliort thrown in. .\`r»t n man had
rl linger, f-ur. nose or toe frost bitten and
every one came back tough ns n nail ani
thoroughly l‘orl\‘ili<'c<l thllt ll ul~\v line sporl
had been added to thc li.~t_ Saw-l'al 0(
those who were in this hun: ~-l--.galilzeli
Inter siluilr U0” hunts, llnd vue lnnu,
John A. HOQQ, of .\'o\\'vrtiy, Ontario.
has practically llde a bllsim-ss of wolf
llllllllllll With lu without guests. for the
last three whiill. Mr. Hope has been
'very successfil Q1 the sport and lust sea-
son killed, unaided, seven wolves in three
Where the Wolves Are.`
The best places for wolf hunting, for the
msn of the bij Eastern cities w`ll be found
either sl Nominlng, province of Quebec, or
- the viddq of Desbarats, or Kipawu, On-
tario. I in Algonquin National l’llrk, 0n~
tario. Any ot' these places will _vield its
full quotl oi’ wolves. .\'onlining is but li
hundred lilies north of .\iontrsal. Kipawa
and Desbaratl Ire easily ill-cl-sslble hy rail
I and Algonquin Park has all the yt-or round
hotel ncconimodntious, which can he used
ss a base and rendezvous.
Nomining has the picturesque Frerich
huibitant still to be studied und excellent
guides. i)l=.--bnrata is the home -lf such
famous guides as George Llzklater. for
twenty years brigade lestler fer :be lind-
son’s Bay Company; Donald ltrll, "\.`s.'i-
bou Jack" Mcileod und Harry Spill-na),
whose two young daughters have probably
killed more game than any other tis
Women in Canada. 'I‘ll<-re is a good ol)
fitting store in Desbarats and the country
to the north is full of giant wolufs. lt was
here that the party of which the write!
their language. The poisoning ol?
| _ wolves is the finest proof of skilled wood-l
W0); in Trap' thc Mos'   known to the amid tratgpcr. ing;
cult Nlethgiof  wdvm ‘Z3 mine f=&DBLe mus not e ou e
h human ho.ud, but with carefullyi
°m  lgrenscd wooden pntties. The meat mustl
was a member got their big wolf.
Kipawa has excellent outlittiug storey
but guides or hunters ought to be secure(
in advance, since few make the rllwu their
winter headquarters. \
In Algonquin National Park permits
weeks. _ _ `
Art-til: Circle. Nature furnishes the cront-
urcs with protective coloring, for in the
dark swamps of Florida the wolf is black:
in Texas, among the sa.ndy~ plains, if: isi
rcli; in Cnnndu it ranges from black to
light gray, and in the snowy wastes of the
.~\rctJ`c it is pure white. And its .adapt-
ability to environment is ns perfect as its
color, for it is ns much at home on the
lplllins of the West as in the swamps of
\\'illl creatures have no wide B range of
llnlvitiit.
'l‘he size of the timber wolf is some-
so as not to become contaminated with
human odors, to where the wild creatures
\'
o
plny. 
While dogs are employed by the wolf
hunter in the \Vestern Stntes the wolf of
the Canluliun wilds cannot be pursued in
'winter with such nids. First, because the
specify that dogs shall rot he used for
hunhng deer or moose, and fall to state
that they can he used for other huutlu
timber wolves. D0! bb t0\I0l10d With blinds. Iwi' Bvelllfor hunting the wolf wolllll have to hs
'i‘lle range of the wolf on this continent greased gloves. but with lZl‘9l\S0\i SUCHS-‘secured from the soil-rintenlll-nt til-ores
_aiu-tg-111,; from Southern 'feng to the Then the poisoned hnit must be carried
l .
Bartlett, Algonquin Park station. o\\-:_-ig
to the strict regulations rl-gnrliing rlls
carrying of firearms in the pork. li..»
\ ill “Ol BUSDPH that TDPH have had M1y~l the wolves are here in great nllinl»l»|-_a aim
lhl¥1Zl0 11° “'lll\ its Dlriciriz. The tal-tinKithe place has many nttral-tion-i for lil.
lfwolves with noison is, indccll, no cbild’slwinter wolf hunter. The s\l|n~l-i\|r»-|..\.~- l
ahlmseif is a devotee of this unusual
, The Right Rig for the sp. I _
The rig is trclnendously i|up.._
Heavy woollen unllerwf-nl-. lhil-la. all--or
woolien clothing, n dozen pnirs ot' lllrh
,thick woollen socks, with just n ti-il.-.» of
real Eskimo or Arr-tic stuff in ulilllrllln
will furnish the snorismnn who in-lkea llie
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what greater in the north than in the
to tip of tail. and standing about twenty
five inches in height. As an illustration o
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taken in Canada in recent 'e rs.
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the bei! ipeclea will become extinct. Some
ni_eu'hav$ already _rlvsn up the sun for
the `¢t%i|hit'a. Others seek only those an.l-
mals which .prey upon man or his DOI'
ieasiona ' . '
~,}igl°a. mn, la the wolf ls a naw. tre-
Illttldously interesting qusr1‘¥ f0\‘ *li*
Aa'po|it"|'ml|i,` Historically famous, or in-
fgmwg' guemy of man and game, ex-
liaiulllgly dim-lui of approach. ima-»,
nnfolosa. Mins. um. wsu hardly he
found. bv¢`tto;~_qu`sllflcationu in suy obiwl
or the Mint. ~:` _
xo alloaiahne toy or ina lnlntei-'. nui-
rram  (tulip padded recess of the club
chair hal foightten. Few animals are
aurrou\i'dId_with so much mysterious iss-_
cluatlou~'n|\'tl1e wolf. Theme of wild.
w',|,¢ gym-|§|_ lu" childhood. honorably
rfauchod for _'lu lbs sacred vel” ‘f Mf'
liudhyii Reader, constant-ry men-
nww. m dpapatcluras havin!
|,l¢|H' ' morsel in the form
carrier. ¢"\°"| ““‘
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‘ ‘~---- - ' wskln has been shown at several ports
t ._~ ' _ __ s -
.go ttggovemment glmggllu injury ¢o_lts told the writer in li rt-cent `h.-tier that ‘men‘s shows held in_tbls dtyf during the
proP¢l'l7 through wolves reached a million lvltirln li rntilus of ten miles of his camo lust few yetirs: 'From fiftyf- to 'eighty
dollars in a single yeur
__ _ .' . _ ' ' -` ave age weiglihof a
A, begween me death; among wild game tr-ra HS carcasses of liver \\'¢_-rc econ which wolf in good ggndigou, bug.1h° weight
in \orthern \iici\|gnu during' lllrre ulu pounds is tile r A dog
Wrought by the much abused autoiilatlc could he lll-iinlteiy laid to the nw-ollllt nf va,-lm mud), with ¢§,,.¢¢¢|°n gh¢|.¢|m’f00d
shokun or riiie of the sportsuulu, unditlle wolf. (inc _vlulng rllllllil' lrluilc il Kvlifl supply. °  _
-- f _ I‘ h " | " tloh WlkPh_'inay be charged to the wulf`ll\'lng hunting- \\~_liivl-. ill .\`ortl|f=rll hill-ill-L It is not at an dimcun tomme .mdem
.»  MID* Right Measured Elfht FUCKSIX DC 5'. l_ the lmlmnl leads by multiples. Une need gun flu- two llvllitel-.~=, In-silica llnivlug alot wolf me w and himself ju fu".a‘,.
_ fx-mn Sngut tg Tai] ` Weill onlyarew days on suowshoes in the llltistdlilitermttllliil nun- lliinil stlirnilg lull; mem with ,he_x_eceut nodes. In which
' ' - ' ' woods of Canada to ace w rli lis owu eyes ruslrr we l I. -' \l‘l'1»~ " I “"'"°‘- “ "_ that creature is described with all
Nobody seems to have a good explain- the awful haioc. Csreaaees of deer, moolw. oi' l-nttle. fnrm stllclt >~lff»‘G;-i'_\' ll;':"\'ll»¥i°l\ |,,,,,gi,,,,l|ve liceme of me ,mve|m_ Th
tion handy. The Western raisers oi' shehp cariboualie almost untouched. are rin- .».»\i.mll|l pil _\ ll  ul _ I' ,B "me one mum "nt believe or me wom
and cattle say that it is because tile Things ure as bad if not worse in the “ill-n the facts of t|ii.»-ls-lldvlilff ofltnu: .1.m_n_ Is no depth at mmuuen’ no merci_
bounty for the killing of wolves ls so United States. Michigan is a very nest~ 1-ont~~»-nt l-onto out l_l~»ll~ ul »l Hail. 1,.”l,-,.,,c|,“r,.}°,,-eguemeu; of cmeny
small that nobody will bother to huni‘\ ing grvlllid Nl' fill* YUM- I" “Um” l’|""°f “_' l"‘i"""' _limi ""‘_‘ ‘4“’ilV""‘g   wontll-rful keennesa of animal saga
them. Ahaif-breed in far Saskatchewanhlhe has so sliiered that the local bounty wus lil:-Html!  iinmmiun Ur Wm of whm\ a WU". Wm not an” him
told me that nature regulate! an me" for the hum* of un” wolf' added Hi pin' blmill. | nl‘t"l|l'|!l}i`l»'illl lllilillnm of lhc lor- TIN” is no despicable resourn or anim”
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things; as soon as the wolves become too lblld by the Stale, makes n total o hi l__l Nous :rf l.MuH‘:(H| M" M mm Wm' m_l_mim\_ ing.-nutty which he wlil noofadapt t
numerous for their own good some enemy dolilrl- W-VW Wm* 'lm' l’“’"’ “"‘ “ “ "I ‘ " ‘ ' ` ‘ _ . _. _ ` ul__ il ' b ti
i i tl lllier illlnll lo till- l-ll-trite .lf lllr xl-lf. No \\ll<l front- "’ " ""’"“ ee” "med by ma
Wm be found to km them om Probably 'hnvhyz A had tm? l\.g'Ft liie H i‘¢-llrirll tres r~\l\l|A..ni! tin- frm-.~ll»i :lull tll.~ lllnills of *"‘lm"`l*'S with “ f9|'°citY b°"-\ 0!
both are rlglit. °f UW* f°“' |"“"' ‘"'"|’ " ' _ _ ` _ __  _ . _ _ _ _ . llnll not out ffl n li f f d l
the
BFG
, or
city
self.
o his
n for
anger
_ , _. _| . || -_ li fl .-llll| ll tot.\i U W ee 0 0° v le hm'
'Tho subject is of auch immediate in- Bl-ilthl, 3d. ol Pittslmrg. om nf the ln- l ll nor: llll il»i,l<l at ll li _
- - _ _ _ _ _ . ~: -i lunch of tnan's ways and
' _ ' hi- Ilnltell Stull-it -|` ¢l|»stt'li¢'i|oll. lull l_\ .lull il-.lr lls illl ll """‘ _
terest that the United States has set ex- *DOWN ll'°1'f-11"" -'" l
perts to analyzing the facts. The F011!!
bow to
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Bureau ofthe Department of Agriculture LAWS,» F012 OLD CRIMES. -'STANDARDIZING `WORK. :ODD FACTS ABOUT SLEEP
and the Department °f the I“*°"i°" “° Hia inplslntnri-» or our \~..l-l..ns_ ill-1 .il-.ll-lt or ll... lzln-.-.nl ..f sl.ln.l.n~.l.~`/\ |»l»_ the vrsaualat lite rea: in
¥“‘h°'i"3 dm” ‘° Wm* mn “me scum? I St-ates' aa' well as the federal l;o\-ern~i luis |.¢~__-ll at-.~.»llv l-.\l<~nll»ll of lst.. null or Olhcr- lbs heart -has
IOIDB
an in-
for the extermination of the pesii- llll ` _ _ '-,.,,. 'H . ..;.,;i ,mi of the ollli-e terval of rest between each combined,
tltself are forever bust illlr Ill' "Pl ~‘ '-"~ ‘*‘ ~*i’ ' ‘ l
mensa business corporations such as the me" . ~ ~
_ . iw,-1-,. ¢ f - I |'|» 'y - | l’ r lin- must -pzlrt to.uf‘t of contraction und expansion and the
ith tht f nit of new inns. _ ll H-S I ll ll 0 A 1
Amerklzl lfoohllh 005:25 izhetlltehmerolry .e‘l‘iI°:t: lined ini-.nfliilbsre to provlllc g».».|lai=1'\\l1Il'll=l ul' lclntlll lu-.~=<. \~np=\l‘i\¥ “"‘|il’”¥"‘"i”l¢ “f ii fresh ICK- ' B°¢W°°D "Wh
interes . , or e r ' ` l - '
erty of the latter' oorliorltloll would drmkm wgggy on my nssellgel' lruills. .
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hglllgllxieti-:l||i:;llt|'has even issued lvecial . mmde had" ungmlazy; I; Whwhllii
" 01|-i S t nro lui' --nl
literature about the wolf, giving start- f°”°" '°"’°° ” 'Jun' l
::"'.t°" ::..'""""1  ‘°1.2."..‘.*.'°l.';'::.“if‘.‘.:‘......... .   
y Q W Cl'9l UPEI Il ' .
ui da f their rapture or kllnns This l~nellbct.h~ n'°\'lde~cll»pl¢tora for at-l-ry
me 0 0|' ' » ' . M 0
ls the first time special literature bearing ,WW ff?" 1* °' °°f“' _ ,, '
ls bloodthirsty, in b°ll¢_\
wolf is enshrined in _U19
the World. -
Not I W0lf»
he undo ll this' story
mos all
"pr`llris‘\volf" ‘or cow"-
gray wolf, is the
dog of the entire
gm; gdegenerats.
'llmmil use real
coyote is wall Illown lu
or cumin:
clu-
One*
and
himself
. _ _ i i i :- i killed it
“Wu my we 'nd "mul hu b“n'n; \‘|l¢trTl:;:aI: txerigogitdsliss' of.l"ebrllur_v.
md by fbi# r°\'°f"‘“°°*”°'“‘°"'""‘ "I g i ‘ai time ni lin."
. " l lliil i1terv_
(ence that'~)lr 000590” lm!  °j{||v%'leaciniih'la~l:akal~ luurl' serve tim-ef
ll|l|llle-li 'lull-live creuie-l new deliluutlsling gn,p|,-Hgh," were |. ‘ period
l‘liotoull»tl~y, or the lllcuailrclilt-nt of ottlu-time. ` .
liglll. is li ease in |».»int, 'i`lll|-ty _vents Uprmin of gh, Jmer gm." |“|p,n¢
ug-l it hllll no great comnlt-l-ciul i|u|lor-_||,,.;r ,,,_.¢|\~|1y lu pm-t du,-mg ||¢¢p_ 014 “0“..ho° ..,mn_bl_mk".. to th, known
south, averaging about four to four and
' one-half feet in length from. tip of nose
true. unllaual size to which the Canadian
inches from tip of nose to tip oftail. This
is regarded ns one of the biggest wol es
e
9
le-
stances are not wanting to prove that
little encouragement is needed for an at-
crenture. liany wolves prowl about by
day, fbut more in the night. The little
outing will not found n four o'clock
ll»nlpl»i-atul'-.-. but the rullill ill'1»¥l'|~=<s \1i""¥l»il'l\ii0u of U20 lullll Bild 01° l\lCC°°d' ten. party and ouzllt not to be attempted
of r_~- `lly any but hardy men. I have partici-
ulllt-ll no institution was l~`--ine-it-lit I0 pose. l'l|_l-siologists have calculated that pnted in one such function and it stands
satisfy. ~ the hi-nrt ri-poses during about one-fourth out conspicuously ns the most picturesque
incident in twenty years of outdoor life.
while running dt-er The snow of tb
f north is generally too fine und deep t
render them of uae, and the wolves run i
little chance for their lives. “
This is the method advocated by the be
utborlties Following thot, qule‘
the South or the snows of the North. Few rigid Lnws of the Dominion distinctly
s
P8 - '
hunting a game oi' solitaire unless he is
really seeking trouble. While the gan-
rql opinion among the nest posted wolf,
menof the north ls that wolves will not
attack a man unless the man is seen to
be stumbling,_ or neurly. overcome, ln-
tack when the wolves nrc short of food.
Hunting at Night.
Startling experiences will como to those
who try hunting wolves ot night. Moon-
light nights are the bcst for the sport,
though any night will give all the sense.-'
tions one night ought to bc crowded wlth..`
The wolf, like almost all wild animals
which find their habitat e-ncroucbad upon
by man, ls fast becoming it nocturnal
The little party starts oil' following its
tullvc hut the e_\i,elnll»ll unc uf e-le¢~tril-ity}|,|,,~,|i,,|u¢ls¢. ,,|p|,0|ed th" .yup _ W" mndénous Orme ‘gown In me wood*
"h
ful' liulltills l""'l"‘*"H. lin- llim-ova-1-_v unll‘causod by the pressure of the blood on the
nulllul'ncun-e ot' nel-lylenc gli." limi illP;braiu. But modern physiology,
lllvelltioli of ulunerolls illlpru\'i-|l_lo_-nts illlgendency to regard the blood ls the url- ¢
hnrln-rs for -orllinnl-y lliulniunting gllsfgiu of ull force and of all functions of the In
en lt divides into partial of three each,
. 1
Wm* "separating each party n half mile. The
rio then dig a ,big hole in the snow with
owshoes, into which tht? CMWL lf-'Meri
any certainty. A good snowsllner, capa-
me of covering from forty 1° fifty mum material which weighs less than two
In a dam can "walk dawn.. B mek oflpounds, with a helmet of skin and wool
wolves when the snow is deep and loft. lwmch 3' mth “glib "9"" "lid “d”Pi“bi'
It
. - roam-
ing ot- the woods alt dusk will<be most ' ' ll
likely to furnish the chance shot st ni Th' "nu" 03mm' Pm" H0 llJi"'0Dl‘l
¢k Bug no man ought to nuke woulsto, with the .26-.85 Sllvagerarliine tab
K _ _ `
in Wm," Few men mmm “sk taking trip with an outfit which will he the env;
mlllnble hunting dogs ,mo the Woodls of his friends for years. Mr. .»\lltluin_\
with the chance that they might be shot Flu" °°mm“°d"" “E ‘he l"l“l“`7‘l""i\“
e, Arctic expedition, has been devising
0 equipment for some tvenltliy New York
n ers who are boun/d North this winter, unll
1 |imb,,,. Wolf grow. it may be and that such packs that the dogs Www .mud his achievements are worth attention h
.
I the largest of three wolves shot in On-
tario by oneparty of_»whlch the writer
was a member. measured eight feet six
l v
l’
t.he prospective wolf hunter. He has in
Hunting on snowsh0,,s is the chosennvented s sleeping bag of wolfskill, un
mm" me only way ot-taking wolves ',m,.otber of llama. wool which weighs les;
than ive pounds and la suit of tile sarna
to various uses. This outfit will also be
used by Professor H. C. Parker on his
forthcoming attack on Mount \ir Klnl
ln; prefer-ence-' .antoiiliuo nmol. or .ad
ioalibre are well ndspteld to thé~game, and
the anon-on of .12 nuke. loaned wha'
buckshot, is ‘also u_s`ed'l1y-soma, A iw.;
pass, heavy hunting hlilfs, laid giant
and pu-have a tiny easier-A are Mi t "
traveller will need to osihig, ln addltionjbs
the above, relying upon Me local untill
ting establishment to llirnlsh a more s
l
P*
The authenticated installers, however,;P|`°P|'|*“° °Uf`m tbl- 'll' UP bmlihf U
which are constantly arriving from Rus-
sin. of attacks upon human beings by.
wolves do not seem to be duplicated on
this continent.
New York. Q -
Famous Hunters Have Tried It.
Among the many well known hunters
who have trlcd the new sport are some
who have hunted almost every “var-
mint" that runs on four legs. Charles
H. Deutschman, of ltawlrtoka, B. Ll.,
came three thousand miles to hunt the
Canadian wolf in lnidwimer. and said
that it bout the pursuit of the grizzly for
excitement and interest. He spent one
whole night alone on n wllli' trail. cur-
ting a V into li big pine lrce and bucking
up against it. But the wolves lunar have
seen him first, for even his skill well
unrewarded.
Tom Barrett, of Big Moose, ill the
Adirondacks, has spent some time at tba
new sport, in Canadian territory. and
votes it far and. away more exciting than
anything he has tried. Barrett spent lair
winter at Desbsrets for the purpose ol
hunting wolves.
Lieutenant G. H. Payne. of tha United
States army, Fort Brady, Mich.. is sn-
other who has tried the sport. Lieuten-
ant Payne is owner of the famous wolf
hunting dog Trim. ann esasyeli to intro-
tl
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Dgmggs Wrought by Wolves.” iildatlkioila nut-ns-are linlllallol hr
i not for ui. lnaoi-.matic or ni iialliv! ilaamor imprisonment =l\°.“'°' .'l'~'¥ ’"" . _ _ . _ .
by the two lratiitil |0'¢\'lllU¢|1"   /33 \5V;*'P*"' 'f"i5l:‘;']i"‘;”:°utf";;l'|r|-;ls‘l|'|‘;i Not oliiy must the volnnu- of lililll bf: .-\s n rule, the larger the brain
f ould rece t the 7 ll* '~`" *
fllluc up-:ned up ll new fll-lli. l'lmtl»|lleti-ic; |,U¢_|y_ incline; to gh, el", (haf
llllpllt-utils is uu\v inet-¢-sstiry in i|ltl|lll'cli~.‘cuuaed by a withdrawal of blood
or evln ilullislvillls, oi' fllctorlca 'bruln
sleep ls
from the
back to back, amlyplle the snow all over
some of his friends told the i.le\ltennnt oi’
and about them. up £0 limi' ll‘°Uld¢\’l~_the Texas farmer who was naked hy the
for snow is much warmer than UW llfiwnlf-dog owner if he hull seen the dog.
the more nt 30 below zero. Resting on the snow- " "
continent eww _ 9 _ _  ` - ‘accurately lnciranreti. but its 1°ilr<ll\liltic§|l.»ap it requires. Webster we
is little of |llt°\‘¢lli,,g Myqe wi-nug'llt by the 1°"-` TM mm' P“1‘“"" . "   "h` S, ",eoni|lo`al|lon- must bl- lie-tin-luilioll. The M Hin.. .ft-|,,.~k ,nd mu at gm
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l¢llHl.ij _ ` ,
General 1
nt l° Md shoes near each mnn`s hand is the ar-
|sennl of guna with which to wclcomc the!
C-mp! ‘ml wolves. 4 “ l
ln. hour. Then wnlt. And if th:-re is any walt-
ng on_ this enrth which ought to llc ro-
D e' 'll ' it, lt is this sort of wltiililii.
"amid and t\l\§\:e|\‘;-Q 0a“h`ni-lil-nc-li sportsulnn. indeed,
dw;e;1:n:ilet:£;if you hear the wolvrs howling ull about
E of Uummgm iymh even hear them brush ngainsl the
“_ th. dehlu; trees just out of sight, and not feel your
u nl," "_ hgh- pushing your lint up just a iltllo bit.
’_,'l’his ought to he von successful hullille
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Well, yea, said the farluer. "They
were all running fast, with the dog
slightly ulle-nd!" So the l.leutl»lln||t"~ dug
was left at home. ~ _
Others who have been lllltinted ln... lilo
sport null. nre ready In go nunili are
Ciiarlcs \V1\ko null Etiwnrci H. Bl-ooies. nl
.\`¢-W York; (ieorgc Y, l"ill\l»r, iilollcentl-r.
Ninas.; G. H. Ciiapuluu. (lnlue \\'ur<ien of
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lilay, Louis l.al'ei-riblc. \‘~aptain l.llull-~
suit sud l"ol'bes Solltherland, of .\lonl
_|-en); Major J. H. hiorrisou, Uttavtu, and
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