The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-02-15

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tssea ges II y0Er Bt;k work Nth yO%s-
AZ AID yozr knife Unte--2sdy
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k.s -r1erstn.ot. Asi the s-ezf pocr-d
O.. az hira 20. AID - wicked 40 r-5>s
"A Il hs zisk>st ke -zs bsO=t. ia.
.e.t so-Ty for ksa- b1t ws-r OF ito
. ,ktekSs ard rolled II Il. E-D~ toz fire
E.ing.ea. zct stated zy LAT Il -y
r-ozrh 20 keep troz bcIS>-iEg rzn'
cut. sld tken reai hacE 20 wzii fox
Dare 20 70 in ard sir Up The bear
s.n.,t -szh. WHERE / eozA So Gi!LsOn
AID = rzzpAs ir-> thz; ssasod nos --ore
THAI q feet 70 o-s SIDE 0. hir.-
III have 20 burzt WIEN he t6-o~z
ia z-n AID so.z fer TIA. tr-e: sayA
And il :. Is too sca-d 20 e!i-o il, !
k-1~ sAzlI die.'
Dave ~eE1 i1:o The patch 20 roo. Up
tie b<Az.
-Shzk. he as-els Up Lively ssys
20 hi-a, .scd boiler ard hcyrl Ike tsUn-
DER
i z-e.s Dave had h.-en n ihe swamp
.h-se MINUTES OF znOre before Tie dis
;Erharce began Wien tie lzurels De-
sza 70 K.2p AID crack AID shake.
.ooksd rp q; Gillso-- Re stood with
LA ZEE. b-zc,i AID la teeth eli.chen.
nd k.s gun ready. hzcr : s1y tcea
ihAt Dare coald make such enEEo-
tioa among sEch = stubborn growth
% isgr-Is, aid WHEN Tie growing AID
..sA-iin2 tGaed up Ius- lad bAek AID
wondered. GILson Eto~d 70 his post
Ike soltisr.
-.Ain't thai darn .o.oi going 20 cut
ard run after ALP s4ysI.
Jus. iAen the lar-sis shook ard
snapped - L . cyclors vas working
sz.Day theE2. There cane tr1rn ths
l.ics. o. Tie disturbance such conui-
nation O. : els and bowls AID slo-ts
AID gro-ls that I'd taken fright my
se.. ard -La j. hzda't known that ia
wzs cnly Dare. And ellison stood still
AID z.t+<i. Then hard = shot in the
swamp. and another yell, followed bT
q starting c-ezkiEg and sra.iny of
the IaGr<Is. the ike Of that couno-iCr
lezdiEy straight toward he.
'G.ll%.r-' ho!!ered, he's = terror
II don, know Shzt ellison replied.
for the neS; second cut Of thai laurel
latch N: 70 feet from ne, crashed .
Dea- 10 t,ig. AID With such fury in his
eyes. that It's wonder didI't drop
IL my tracks I cicl't have tine 70
.hiak. r.: h<zr var coming he4d-on
for ne. NTH his izxs swapping Ike q
.krzAAiLg machine. ! turned and I
ssr the u-zp.. tree that | had IL ny
mind resesr I'd for ellison ard ny fun.
few for IL. / doE't know how many
FEET co.ered .. q jump. but, although
! k-sx TIE bear wasn't many Jumps
b%kil1 I4e, had tine 70 taink:
-Lort. u Gillsor goes for tina, tree
nDz kHgi lead re n. ald In q goner::-
For t@a be would. holie-ed ~ him
IN M desperation:
'Th.r- tree Just below yor, yon-
ts.. ca, Tor TIA. enc"
~Bgt Re Gida't he s.zrted for the
maple. ! p, m more steam AID got
-Aere frat. grabbed TIE tree. ~
r1sL-Drr hearing two shots. The ae,t
r.n3eue1t "a. that / Das sitting II
the EnoN. with ny ATTN AID legs clasp
.Eg Tie trunk ri IL. maple tree. Tha.
zs a. far a. lad clinoed. boxed
round. There st,od ellison. . little
-A!e, but with gria On his face that
made re Fee. shecPish. Near By lay
The h%zr With me Top Of his head half
blown ~. Gi!!ton had put both ot his
bUckshot charges into IL. with tie gun
almost against il. Sitting On log. q
few feet ~ the right, vas Dare. What
clothes be had on him were hanging
from him in tatters. and his face and
hands were streaked with blood.
FUNNY. ain't il, Door says he. IT'S
50 funny that I've got 10 git in the open
country where / can find room 10
laugh
with that Dave got up and lirnped
away home, and he hasn't spoken TO
me since.
The bear broke out in the wrong
place. didn't he, Doc? says ellison.
But it was deuced clever in YOU To run
him over here SO could get q shot at
him.
II didn't say word, but got up and
helped ellison drag the dear bear home,
only a matter OF FIVE miles, and a
proudcr man never walked than was
that little greenhorn hunter"
1t is supposed the bear was one that
had been driven by hunters from tie
Sinnemahoning country, the chase be-
ing so lorg that they had given il up,
and that il had come into the laurel
patch before the snow, unknown 10
anybody. and settled there for the
winter. When Dave Ramsy went into
the laurels TO make the mock disturb
ance with lear to carry out Doc
Preble's joke, he stumbled unexpected
ly upon this ugly customer. and found
in a rough-and-tumble wrestle
with him before he knew il. The bear
weighed 375 pounds.-N. Y. Sun.
Not Afraid OF Burglars.
4 short time ago gentleman, whose
sister was staying with him, came in
late from a Uarty and yas surnr;se<