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THE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

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, 1877-08-17

New YoRK, Aug. l0-The excitement over
the suspension of tue Loug Island Savings
Bank continues. Secretary Fowler declared TO-
DAY that tho bank was solyc4t, and has sur
plus Of "a 00, but that It is neecaaasy to take
advantage of the sitty-tays' r,l}o tn order TO
avoid needless sacrifice In some VI thc securt-
tics. john Z. Perry, couu1el for tho bank,
listed card this luurnlpy declaring ths SOL
yeucy at tbs institution
Dis Molazs, H., Aug: la-Bs order Of tho
UuIGed States District Court, Wcst j. Sons.
bankers, have beep adludgel bankrupts. ard
, 1877-08-17
THE INDIANS.
Chief Joseph M'oving tefsure|y.
and Capturi ng Horses.
Opinions Of Army Officers in Chicago Be-
garding the Present Policy.


Sp.e4as Ff.p urA 10 m 7,t6anr.
NAsnIxoroN .. C.. Aug. 1A-Thc President
Is said to lie CONT :mplat!nE = change in tho
Indian policy. The details have not been fully
considered, bsit II is probable that some q! the
features Of the Caoaflian system wnl be alont.
ed. The Canadian s,lan Il almost exactly op~
po<ite to our o~n, the Indiana hct;,g treated a.
subjects to the Dom tnion Government. and not
a. n,cmben of an independent nationality:
They arc made am Enable 70 the law for all
oilenses, and ara Protected In all they a right
under tlc law. ! here 10 a system Of 1ndiap
maRiasfacy and \ N ountctl polce-
, 1877-08-17
EDUCATIONAL.

LOUISVILLE, Ang. 1o.-'rhc National Eauca-
tlonal Association adjourned tonight: con-
nltttec was appulntcd Y memoralizc Congress
on t,eha1f Of National Educasioni Bureau anA
ht,,scun. TIC next place of meeting was uat
llxet. An Interesting tllscussion of the clGca-
ttonal wnut4 of tho South wss hat 1y Mr.
Wickcrsham, Of Fentsyl lvania. aud Mr. Han
cork, Ut Qhi0 Many members Lett Tor Mala-
uIuth CRYc tonight.
, 1877-08-17

snow.' The neurological record was read bv
The President ,nf the fllinol. Female Coilefe
The speakers have been Chaplain Kutcge. Cant.
John f'cnrF, Father John Henderson,, anil Gen.
Charles f. Ltppfnentt. late State Auditor
Hpersaf Dispatch sn Thf 7r.tunt-
OTTAWA, H.. Aug. i''.-1he ninth annual r..
union anil plcnic Of the tasallc County Old
Settlcre' Association occurred nj this place to-
tay. There 1as an unusually large attend
apct. The Hon. P. 4. Armstrong, Of Morris,
delivered the address
, 1877-08-17
0RlTtlARK,

NEW YonK. Aug l6.-Thc Nev. Asa Dodge
smith, cx-PTrsident Of Dartmouth College, died
at Hanover. N. H., today.
RtCuAokp, Aug. l6.-Ralelgh T. Daniel.
Attorney Gcnesa! IL Virginia, died thls alter.
uoou, alter two days. illness from hcmorrhsgo
VI the bowels, aged r.. liz WIS rcnomluaaetl
fuf the Aalae position by the Conservative Con
veuiiou lass week. and made Z speech accepting
tue nomination.
, 1877-08-17
nIn SELLERS.

tlrrLu INDIAN, H., Aug. l1.-This II the
gala day tor the oltcsN Inhabitants OF Morgan
and Cas- Countles,-she day Of the ninth all
uual reunion OF the On, Settlers Association.
stiyea'. Groys, near this station, Il thsonScd b.
soine 1o,0o0 pieuicefs. young and old II u
tho largest gathering. Of the kind ever nela u
this se:tlon. Z, T. miller, Of Jacksonville, y
President VI thr day. Tho lev: William Hat"
leru SERVED laemalts4 u "AelofS thu ocsp
, 1877-08-17

THEEFUisF+ I'LL.
Faxxronr, ILL.,, Aug. 1G.-To-day the Confer.
euco oasscd upon tue characters OF tho Elders
and Dcacons, and examining candidates for re-
newal ut licenses
Prominent among tho clerkymcn, present
wcrc Blshop Merrill, Of Chicago; DR.. f. Q.
Fuller, editor OF tie Atlanta Adsoeatt, Georgia;
Elder Tlbbels Presiding Elder Of tile slistriet
Prof. Maslticslls. uf Rockford; tho Ilcy. James
baum, OF Galcna; tho ticy. 8. 4. W. Jewctt, of
FTceport; the Itcv. +. a. Hardin, of FIecpor:
and tho 1sev. Mr.. ulght, Secretary VI the Con
fereHcc.
Tho cxerciscs close this evening with lecture
On "Ipd!R" by tho Rev. Jasnea Hauul+
, 1877-08-17
THE SITUATION.

BoNE 1orE FOR THE RUSSIANS.
lBy Cabs 10 Tht Chicago 1rsouAs.i
LONDON Orrlox or TER Ca1oAao Tn1nuNTe
No. PALonAvE PLACE, 6TnANp, Aug. III
a. m.-In London wo hcar nothing but ru-
nlos Of til southwark passage OF tho Bal
kans by Buleiman Pasha- II is eaid ho Is
descending upon Bulgaria by Elena, but thase
ren'ains tho fact ilat Con- Gourko haz not
been dialodgod from stdpka paa4. Tho
latest report la that 0smm Pasha, leaving
Lis rnain body at Plcvnn, has advanced with
considerablo forces upon Tlrnova, but II is
very doubtful whether 0anlnn Paaha would,
ut such timo aa this, ivide his fozces.
The correspondent Of 10 Duty Neses, writ
ing from sistova, discusses
SITUATION Or THE TWO ARx1ra
now confronting each other In Bulgaria.
Tho great deslro Of the Russians, lip OBJ
seryes, is for pitched battle, in which thoir
superior organization would give them ad~
-vantaycs which their enemy is determined
to deny them. Or course tho Russians are
waiting reiuforceulcuts, but, when tho Inter
have arrived II the Tusks arc attacked In
'hslr positions, thu rlsvus contest will bo be-
tween solllors and soldiers plus eaTthworks.
The correspondent thinks
Tukax GAN De LITTLE poupr,
when tho seyan divisions now on their way
to reinforce tha Russian armies arrive, that
tho Grand DuAa Nicholas will lAvo men
enough at his disposal 10 alcar Bulgaria.
North OF the Balkans Of tho Turk
ish ar1ntca in tho field bsGors win,
Tar. Before tie tune colnea for
going into siuksr quarters, Rustcl,sk will
almost certainly hase fallen, probably silis'
TIN and W!dden also, aud there will ramair
only shnia1a In Tuskixh occupation norta, ol
the Balkans.
At ru1 a4xx r.na
he perceives that aho ,naitat suauce Of IN army
in Turkey during the wintcx will involve q
strain upon Russian re sources more serious
than many imagine. There must 10 Ions
period Of anbroken weather, when com.
munleationa vi over The country from
the Russian baso up to The army will
b wholly i1nprscticabis. II tie winter IL Al,
OPEN one, Ike tlle LAST, The Danube will moi
b. wholly frozen over 50 a. to admit ol
trlffio on the ioe, but The floating, Ice will
necesaltate the removal Of bridges
, 1877-08-17

1oxpos, Aug. 1o.-Thc British rtdo team
lave sailed fur New York. Their names nFe
Henry IIalford, Col. Peel, Col. FELTON,, Nal.
Waller, Capt. Doulby, Lieut.. Fcnton, and
Mcss.s. Arm,tagc, Evans, Ferguson, Frazer,
Glider, Grecnl!l), Humphreys, Mtnor. Pi9Kott'
Rtghy, and Thompson.
Lospoy, Aug. 16.-The standard SAYS .
strike Is immtnent throughout the entirc South
Btaflordshire coal fields IN consequences Of tlle
mastery cndeavor to !tcrcase the WORKING
hours. Tomorrow tic masters WILL give notlce
to terminate all contracts.
, 1877-08-17
CRIME.

Gpsttdl Ia&pdtcA 70 1he 7fts4nS.
NEW YonK, Aug. l8. = -plst.!ct.Attorucy
Phelps, who Is summerin9 at Watch Hill, r l.,
sent to-day to Chief. Clerk Clarke, b. special
messenger, letter stating that ha had been ID
communication with Wheeler Il. Pcckham re-
spcctlug tic indictments aRainst William E.
King, and that II was determined 10 enter =
notle prosequt in each Of tho indictments. In
accordance With these instructions Mr. .Clarkchad
srr. Phelps Endorsement to That effect written
on eact, Of the fourteen indictments. The ln-
tllctmcnts were then taken into tho Court Of
General Sessions whese Judge Sutherland or
ticretl noile proscqul to be entered Oh each.
The indictments against Hing are all for obtain
tug money by false pretensca, and charge the
accused anl Ills ring confetlcrates With obtain
Ing iarCo sums Of money from the city Treas
ury by obtaining the signatures Of a. OAkeT
Hall, Mayor. aud Wilson small, Deputy
supcrtntendsnt VI Supplies apd RePaiff, ' s9
lugessoil & Co. The 7in,es says that It a sup
posed that King. being anxious to return to
ibis city, tlas either made restitution IN money
or volunteered to become witness for tho pco-
ple. King wns one Of Tweed's many proseses;;
liz originally 1lled minor position around
The Citv.Halt, but WIS picked up BY
| Tweed and elevated To a position tn tnc
| Street Cleaning Department. He hubse1uen&ly
when the latter became rrctttlcn. Of the D.
| parttncnt Of Public Works. and vas used ~ tue
medium through which Tweed carried on III!
transactions with tho other King t!!oyes, anu
the channel tl,rougl, which flowed back Twccd'4
IN thc Department Of Public Works, position
similar to that fl1lcd by Watson, under Con
molly, IN tho Finance Department. and was re
| puteti to have r.. elyel considerable eha!c o.
King i1ed u Europe, and WAS until recently re-
| siding ia London.
, 1877-08-17
THE CROPS.

ILLINOIS.
!gpeetat Nnnte.ea 70 Tie TS11uns.
ABtx6ros, Knox Co.. Aug. 1G.-ThrcahinR
commented. Oats yielding forty to forsy-drc
bushels. Very littit Timothy cut for seed. Corn
prospect improved.
'rREsros, Clinton Co., Aug. fa-Wheat Is
being thresl.cd. Going to market fast. Corn
poor. M timothy cut for seed.
AnEHzviLLu, Cas- Co., Aug. 1G.-ThfeshsnR
has commenced. Most OF tue farmers arc hold
ing Tor higher prices.
PARIS, Edgar Co., Aug. 1d-0rafn selling a.
fast AZ tfrcshcd. Corn has improved very
mueh. Small amount Of tlmDthy c1lt fuF accd.
GnEExvIli.H, Bond Co., Aug. 1o-Wtntcr
WHEAT ncver better. Great lcnf goinX Into tnar-
ket faster than can hc shipped. Our grain
CnNrRALA, Bond Co., Aug. lG.--Fasmors,
where possible, holding wheat. But Httlc
tnrcshing done. Cufn prospects very poor.
, 1877-08-17

an As7tCn"e is to be elected by the creditors on
the 3Ist Inst.
SD.rf7r Eftr4srh TO 71s 7rfh+tn~.
WA1EnTov*, Wis. Aug. lf.-Ttc doors of
Mrs. ka:e LIoyd's dry R9"alH and Ioctry st"rc
we're tlnscd th1s 1nurning. Liabilities ami Il.
set. mt rcpnFtcd as vet. This makes tile third
failure here within tHU weeks.
NEW YoaK, Aug. 13.-f;c1Ke Vt. Wheeler. 4
dealer IN iynp at M 81 CttG street. hns failed.
lis liabilities arc 0ver quarter of mil ion
slu1iar,. Unc-thtrd Of the Indebtedness ts due
Enrt1ati B7ms
, 1877-08-17

KANSAS.
!Sstetaf Dtspaichss to The Tftb"nt.
, CorroxwooD, Chase Co., Aug. l0-Thrcsh-
ing gol.,g on everywhere. Farmers holding Tor
higher prices Spring wheat and oats both
heavy crop. Com prospects bettcr tlIan ever be-
forc, with larger acreage thau eyer before in
thls rcgsop.
A[AxitAfTAN, Riley Co., Aug. l0.-oats going
to tnarku.. But lfstlo Wheat thrcahcd. Ul1
corn Lcing shipped in large quantities. Corn
prospects very promising.
pAoLA, aitaut Co., Aug. 10.-0ats thfesh!ns
cut well. Winter wheat ditto. None put on
the market. Coru crop promises to bc large.
, 1877-08-17

TIE COLORADO BEETLE.
LONDON, Aug. 10-The Colorado beetle, dc.
spise energetic attempts to stamp It out, Inns
spread over twotsty.avc acres Ut LaugcnrcIcllcn-
boch, uear Torgau, Germany.
, 1877-08-17

Special N,pasck ID ne Tribune.
DARADoo, Sank Co., Aug. l6,-Wlnter wheat,
40 far ~ thscshcd, ID beautiful, aud yields well.
Oscr twenty bushels to tue acre, as ht9h u
forty-ve. Grain is being so1d aa fatt ~ threshold.
Nc hurc to sec titnes mend after Congress re-.
prnla tho Resumption art, and then tsalnps Will
frys.tye work a1id strikes eca4c.
, 1877-08-17
An Imperial Proclamation Calls
Every Able-Bodied Turk
to Arms.
Virtual Abandonment Of the
Russian Siege Of Rust
chuk.
The Prince Of Montenegro Conf
PEELED to Raise the Siege
Of Nicsics.


WHICH HAs CONE 0'En THE sp1R1T or EuaorEs
DREAMS.
[Dy CdG1e to 1At CAtcado 1f!ouHt.
LONDON OrY1uE or THE Cu1uAoo TRIBUNE,
No. 6 PALanAvE Place, sTnANp, Aug. IL
IA m.-There Ia nothing so marked Just
nov as the change in the attitude Of England
and Austria towards tho aggressive power In
the presout war. Only three wocks ago tho
Governments of Europe were still awaycd
by belief In the victorious march Of tue
nussiane. The Grand Duke WIS firmly es-
tablished south Of the Danube; Prince
Tcherkaash and bis secretaries had been iu-
stalled at Iirnoya; Gen. Gourko, with bis
forces multiplied avs-fold by public report,
Eas across tho Balkans. The effect Of these
aventa was aoon in the councils Of the other
Powers. It was then that tho British Gov
crnment hasteucd to reinforce the garrison
OF MALTA, intending to ultimately occupy
Galipol.
MORE ruponTANr INCIDENT
was tho decision Of tho Austro-H Hungarian
Government. On the 31st Of July AIiaiato-
rial meeting wss held, and 1t was determined
TO prepare for the mobilization Of part Of
the Austrian army. The passage Of the
Danubo md Balkans had startled tho Aus
trims from their compl,concy. What
seemed distant~ md contingent was
now close before ulo1u. and It
was necessary to face 1t. But tho very
day Of this ministerial Council the Rus
Sims sustained tho first severe defeat
north Of tho BALKANS. Immediately tho
English Government relaxed the speed
with which war preparations were being
carried on, while Austria made hnste to
ASSURE the world that thero were no inten-
tons Of mobiliziing her army. ;. q1r. occnp1:
Ing s6rvia md 'DoSnnia.
, 1877-08-17
MISX{1fT1k1.

m4SSoUIl.
Special psu1teAtsfo The 7rtbant.
WAsn1SaToN, franklin Co.. Aug. lo.-Bulk
Of tllc grain thrcshrd md moving. Quantity
Of nruln NOW morinc immense. Quality goot.
priees fair.
Rocxronr, Aug. 1d.-Threshlng commenced.
M grat1l except corn going to market. Oats
ut,.l wheat u1l In stuck.
, 1877-08-17
TIE RAILROADS.


AAAC As4hAt1 wv
~ gr,,, ,,.,ra,r,,1,
AND THE VILLAIN sIlLh fohsuhb
HER:
It was thdaght that the formation Of a pool
NJ, thc l,ve..tock t,usIness hv the roads leading
-. frn,t a. Iouis. ~, ,hr same n,an rs the
nnat ~ ,hs f:hieaoo roads. woutd .top the ever.
lasting complaints about the cutting oi ratcs
on this business, but IL has not lai that effect.
and ch.yvcs of hail fath arc ceatnually being
made by one party of the other. AS long as the
Chscago roada allowed the " LOUIS hnes !"
take Hive stock from their city 1t less rates than
thpte charged from Chicago. and direct ths'
puaA .. ta.I n,,.1 .e..n" snI m IT cor,.c al
uae' "elc nqn'} e*'e"eot aa"t " No'S. ~
the complaints ~ 10 unfair dealing came ifo"
Chicago. But now although the u. Lou1sans
s.''s "0 @,...eso ,,ss ar, .an,,.ss,n, o,,,,
1,,,o h,,nw to1.c thefr l;i.,r gnnc as hert
xsnn;jed. and muri, Of ibo business |
coming hs wy again. gscan,s te e. LoSs
e castess @ nIs Iss m ti w no tr
y wiT ta,iroai @ men men iron lint town claim that il
fas been caused @ bY tic cutting Of rates on tic
cr. par ope 9e tas is mansgers u The waas aud The
IT. fnlsna,nlis & IL. Louis Roads. Who were most
tSnspicnou. for cutting rntet Ieforc tl.e ior'na-
%n t%ok Msause t s % ttey @ wcrc 50 ready OF ali oeea
/ sIN11 ~ "t%N" $50
O. dlshanorablf Wheh ~ oifpoftunty ohe1s.
Tasy onghs to 1nHw st ta n aa aa
nt esn for thfr sp,%ran % ossty N ma ,c
.ae ,,nu y thc ia.t tn ycars. Tie fact il, that
II Chtcnx,, liza uny hallway equitable rates Al
mparvl th those from r. Louls, t!iat ciIy has
no ehow, ard husiness "1li natuIa'.y tg LIE ~
Tay; shfppGrs tsv con ~ ccs s,,cs, rntcs ~ vii
sns,.n - a. nsst ior thcm to do 80. They will
| oay teW rnts mo, C my time for tue privilege
ns shipping yia lv.' aud wltc.aHakc s1tf Mke
Chicago This the oie soetet ,a mnv M w ~.
stuck business of et. Loo1s ,, Has :, !, .5.ns,t"
luz tue last t~o u1nthS' mis a, ~ ~ ~. ~.
that the hlsiHess"t thq ..,ois av '1 iaen s
prureu mice tue q. Las ., ts4 s~as,,.,. . ~
forced to stop thcr ~ .,o,, -. -, ,xnrs
It has aot 1ncFeabe4 10 bnSu u" ',1,v ~ - - a.a,,
rant tue st. Louls roads ~ soT.'E W. nr
| thlef." The rcc0!de sho# ano. % ane IL. ~
husi1lees 81 tue Chicago roaN7 "oE ~ H. r.,
two months IL iar bclow "nas w. r.a1a t"'
correspondin0 months o. pre.a pI.,sn = I'm of1,cc
a meeting was actu 5cfte!a4s 5.4sun y. ~ " ~.
OF tAe tcnastIVaula t".IKt 1!Kg't. H., 80 ,atn;"
cHy u consider tug cnaiEcs *utt4' H. ~ i1.s,.y .y
1eer 1nntc by thr ~ i<uls toacs ., v
tng Ec,itemsn Wcfc ptesenss .. 'o 81 W.'im,,
!. y. HcCul!ouEt!, sln frcte'iM} III nn E..rt
| stewart, !fcnefal F1e'g;'t nSoVt. ,t t;.,-nt
| l!aync O. chicago: Il. y. ~! g.. H..it 1:..a
Manager, Michigan EcntInl: 1onn .sGn... i1s.. ~ ~
cral Manager, aud T.. y. efaF Ahss!G. G .,itsa, Msn
eral FrctElt Agent, Lake rlose q .1.SaI tl..;
Southern lsatiIoad; a; L. ilopk1hf. 9ena.m, e.s.,
Superintendent, and John l.. osposn uenesa'
FFtipht Aren't.
, 1877-08-17
KILLED uy A MANIAC.

b70t1HI 1'!Fs0c" 10 TIT 1T7"u'F7
DErno,r, Aue. le.-,farttn Monaghan, aged
81, was to-day killcd ly Ills eop John, who
chopped bin, to death. Iio hos been Of unsoInd
mind mary years, anl tho Cofoner's Jury t!ls4
afternoon declared the murderer Insane. -,
, 1877-08-17

- pu,LApELpn1a, Aur. 11.-Patric|s afnrkey, ."
notorious countcrfciter, has been arrested. lic
is said to bca fugitive fruul Justice FROM Ch|c5so
auh jcifrrson CITY.
, 1877-08-17
Feeling Is BetteyinT.

7; tadtet who do not uss tho fragrant soxotont
will conrnsr teeth with those who do, they will
srp tn in Instant more feasuha for aduptlnY II
than cna bc composed tut0 newspaper ParAxraph.
, 1877-08-17

PORTLAND, AUG. 1o.--w. D. libby, indicted
for subornaltou of perjury ia the Grover IN.
ycsttvutistl, laa brcu held to appear In tho sum
oI $4!,50u. ln default hs Is in JUL.
, 1877-08-17

puu't vail until your teeth are al deeayad 10
LUX for \ remedy. Commences ri oaca by Using
let4a1d's Go.drn Dchtllayc. 1t will 4s1est decay,
AK tout dsuvpi4t fur H. '''
, 1877-08-17

kawARK, N. j., Aug. ld-The Subsidiary
High Court OF the Ancient Order Of Foreatesa
VI she United statA has selected HttsburR for
the next mrctiuK.
, 1877-08-17

GOOD CREDIT.
LONDON, Aug. 16.-The Swiss Federal loan OF
8o00 900 francs has probably been subscribed
eix t4nes over.
, 1877-08-17

crco calls to arrns nil hitherto eroncrascd,
Those who l.ave already served Int mol yet al
GlDntd their 10th year will lie divided into ra-
tfoasl guards, who n,ny ultimately Ire sent To
thc scas Of war, and national guards for pro"
lection and Internal security.
sEnyA.
BrtoRApE, Aug. 1H.-The ifnnf1cc law orders
The aervian loan Of 1876 to be tuily rald up
the full amount Ia IL 010l 200 lrnncs. Only 212,
, 1877-08-17
BUSINESS NOTICES

Ese " 3tr.. 1v1nslow's Aoothing syrup" for
diarrh0a, wiud cole, and regulates tia bowels.
, 1877-08-17

NEw YoRK, Aug. 16.-unltci States District
Attorney Woodforl filed u bill IN tue United
statcs District Court at the ctosc Of the
session to-day. ugalnst the steamer Denmark.
md July q, 1877, W., ,396 worth Of silk was
smuggleI into t.ts por! b. the Captain Of that
steamer. The Company will hare to give bouts
before tic vessel Will be allowed to proceed to
kG1.
, 1877-08-17

PARIS, Aug. tg.-Emilc Olivier has solicited
Government patronage "a u candidate ID tho
Department Of Var, but has been refused. Lc-
incrcIcr formerly Bonapa1ust Project, ruus
araInst him.
, 1877-08-17

WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. lG-For tho Upper
Lake seci.,n, ohio Valley, aai Tennessee, north"
cast to aouttcast winds, warmer, partly cloudy
weather, aul stationary os fallfuK barnmctnr..
Cuip4uo. Aug, 10.
, 1877-08-17

FDNFIkI1FIAs
Special Dl4puseA 10 Tas Tribune,
MADISON, Madison Co., Aug. l8.-Our cotton
and corn ure lit'o. sugar&ne good. Peace aud
quiet reign supreme.
, 1877-08-17

Ep<aas Dy,x.teA 10 M Tribune.
uRowNylLLa, Nenlalla Co., Aug. l3.-Dut lit
tla of tue new crop sold or shippcd. Farmers
ase sushing ia the old crop.
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ANIL several ether mcn weni INT III sl,c
wTals. Il short distance frnm nTn, for
some tplr that hal lsrn left there IN.
fore tlie storm. IN The smpw wMs H..
tVen ils. ami ak f,rt ,l.r,. they went on
s,lnw. sllsr. On thu why Mcl'hs~ters,
who IL n splendid rnow.sliMsist, left The
crowd nnl went mp IN n higi, hill. ~ ~
~ have rssl rifle down ihc either side
On tlr top h. discovered Il ,lruvc ~ eight
deer H. llnl ~ wnlsm NJ nny slca.
rriptinn with him n,vr MI old broken pm.
knife. Owing a. the ,lsp SNOW The deer
could not RIM very fast. ainl wcrc cnsily
ovrrtakcll Ivy McI'hcctcrr IN his SNOW.
Hhorr. Dan tnk ont iiis lmnknifc and
made n ,larl into tlc drive nnd caught
MI oil luck hy thu horns. He managed
- strike him Ia thu ryc Will, thc knife,
binding him. AMI. after Il terrific strig-
glr " nhnnt twenty minutes. he managed
~ get tl,c deer down and rat his throat
After short rcHt hc went for another
nnl smaller one. which le MKn Ills.
patched In thu same manner. liz thc,,
returned homn and got help mil carried
thu ,lccr into lIsra. 1'ymkee tfnl. r.
pNLiienn.
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