Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-21

to regard the excessive use of animal food
as 2 chief cause of thu diseases that pre-
vail on the shores OF the swamp coast in
ql"nCc. suhsist chiefly on vegetables beans,
carrots md boiled chestnuts. with entire
NETS Of wild grapes and boiled corn and
region spare their four footed n"irhbors as
long AS they leave their gardens alone. and
deer herds OF half n hundred head may be
seen grazing in peace Within IA thousand
yards OF a human hahi,ntion. II fired upon
At the iirst shot they huddlc together like
iriEht.ned sheep, then return. tho old
iiange, and only on a second alarm make
up their minds to avoid AN encounter with
an enemy of unknown Resources.
Further up towards til. summit regions
of the mighty mountain chain the human
population becomes more chrnivorous. but
also more, seant-onc cabin per ivr or SIX
like in our southern Allcrhonics. The up
lands to an altitude Of 500 feet, are COW
cred with magnificent forests of oak. wal
nut, chestnut, birch and som" fourteen Va
ri"ties OF cOHti"tts, including the umbrella
pine with = cnn"py almost impervious to
olilntfS transforms. Under the shelter OF
one of th"s" trees on u rl.f ov"rhHnging a
spring, Captain tironulle often sat for
hours, watching the wild animals that sue
ersslEoly approached tho water. ON ore
occasion he saw an elk drink with Bonded
f%orcluEs, when a more than half grown
loopart camr stealthily through the
bushes. but shrauk back n alright on get
ting II glimpse Of the big beast at the
," ~ ~ -" 80 WIN. W MS az
pIu'Dh aml hhst.i,F ross, snlihns INC AT
ana sgrutin!@inG the bushes all around. ill
L,.biDI a ,irimnr1 rm'"' III, In. ~ III
.lni hssiinfing httvaSn' f,Hr NM thn ,.,nn!
tntion TO risk n suriup. 'Thn -Ik n,,,,t XIX
and aftHr rifshInr his =. tii"niy mi
OF sight, returned with grints mat sounded
like a ehuckle Of eNul,ation to finish his
drink In peace.
The wild cattle OF the mountain meadows
rarely refuse a challenge, and native hunt
cis IN quest OF b~'"f hrsln by rubbing their
main h,,rh tI mii.I'N =, ~, Ih",'tutoo - "n ~"
their u,inrry, r'mI'r tb,. mai rS, Han ~ ,hp,
grass iii fh"v Sc. n nh hT, ~ nm " ar
rnTy G,", =, '...'' .oi an al
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in'r hS'nn" Mfi'S VI ne mr.! Sitnlla on anu
i !. +. MS ",,d pTTmia. mnt IL 1t RUS away
the next tree. we'll knowing that in a min
uir or Two q vendetta eommiitr" of nero"
OF hu'!s VIII start on III" trtii OF the as
Eround of . stout tree a iirst,class archer
contrtve to raise the blockade by
rush of with rolrs that Affect the herd
with IL genera panic. But II he should
Empty his CULVER without scoring a bulls
cye he may be besi"Eol for hours and
funk himself lucky to escape under cover
Of darkness, For the Elhrls bun, like tn.
lios Gamer, is = very different character
lean p]rairi.s, as vindlctivc ns = boar. and
v%irilant. \ herd stampcdc,l by u
Nulluy y! rifle balls Cuns to a dead stop
after a half mile run ana faced about,
Vengeance, and for more than an
hour the leaders strutIrd to and fro h"llow-
iur iu%diguautIy. as If unable 10 forgive
thoiIEolves Tor Joining in tn, llght of their
fnnInl, relatives. ~
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