The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-12-16

Q moments thought And they amt no
bucks tiisfe. hohsst. they ANT And " They
cause tney : st,li 900 many leaves % the trees
You'd have To stu hunt them ana you We sus
10 Wat tMi the leaves ian 20 do tliat N1wi
a Whatl asNod MI i,OUinsun
:, barlI hunt. cpnluuod tha .dide "
Just what you nccd 10 teach you w 10 quick
vita on sIn ~ tnit wuvu a Uuoh dO"7 COM"
"i"ns loi 90 plug hiin SURE
WhHt IA ~ aSHeu va robinson d.
~ a nH , 'mai hH ~ 40 You stay At lhe
root %, III" hut ana ! 'irry ~ 10" b"iIcI az
AFRAID 90 wrth mat I diu't uUIcCting Il" gping
~ % lu"iu. dIu moe" i,tuU lcot NIX Ju~t
hoo'n-r DO nara W"rn we'll ! car'y ut"
ua'rcI 49, JuI ii h. fuil duWu ana you me
ul D. t. a. come. rolling ana JOunttig and
buI. ing down ~. utEuty good pra,tice
40 ud.t'ihu nt ,"f uv. -dr Mr i.oOiuson
~ am : - 'tsF a. a. seems, argued the
guid" Now Ia iik" Va sco u YOU Can AT u
| IAN tell uy the way YOU hold youf Kun mat
YOU re- a Lt-l-ti1-- shot. but a man may he
aul" lu shoot FIRST rae AT a marx and not be
aUic O" come ahy"hrfcs near "a barrel rolling
i want deer. not barrels. said Mir Robin
son
Tho guide was silent again. There was a
Government party up mere not long ago
measuring t!dt mountain. he said hnaiiy
I'm not sure but they made IT nearer 1000
feet hign Than 4.OJp. Vow, III tell YOU what
I'll do. The other sports are tired OF sitting
IN a Tree, too, ana They're going To get up "a
hunt they'll stand IN the run ays and The
guides Nul Dt'iI liht uOks ana uTlkt tlc utcE
10 them Wlll that sui your"
I'm try H.. said Mr. Robinson.
So the happy deer hunters were taken into
Ia a tree and told him 10 stand there. Don't
move from that spot, he said. Don't make
he slighlest noise, the slightest movement
larry posted and, ri alone, The life OF the
aaV%osc; again Squirrels obstteped at Tie
motionless hunters. ants ran over them.
partridges studied them Al intervals in
the distance could be heard the hoarse BARK
ing OF the guides. Once a guide came within
sight of MIR Robinson and tho better TO deceive
any deer that might have been looking ran
on his hands ana feet as ho barked.- MIR.
Robinson raised his rife. hesitated and finally
lowered 1t with a sigh.
gentleman as MIR Robinson and the happy
deer hunters came back TO the, hotel i
in the FISH | catch as | am rowed about lean
ing back In my boat even II ! do not have the
excitement OF the sp,ort, Of deer hunting
CorOners up here. suppose;"
Certainly said the nice old gentleman.
AND ysTy y canii5as one; NI too Rob,n.on, .rb.,
view do they, generally take Of IL when a
visitor Gulte by accident mistakes a guide
"Of course. as, you say, 1t is an accident.
tleman looking very grave But II is gen;
the duty of the person who is unfortunate
enough to make 80 deplorahle an error to
Of the deceased And let me say right here.
that II Is surprising what large families these
in.Sn. Il didn't know what the local senti-
nent was in the matter, and suppose It
l. quite as well; IT really isn't worth the
..psTiense j. Mat 1t pays much better 10
So Mr. Robinson hunted up his guido. I'm
the sf hsrdS SmSi'G 9estu Ges' 81 the fs'% ssids. there 2s%
sbove ali sEJ psiiplexity;:,' I'm DANCED. h: ssid::
did see. You don't give a man no time at
ALL
-RTt yoHil have to xiii en- Tonight !
'ufP3 whos $40 asked sHs MIR Robinson.
IWhy, them two deer you're entitled 70
oh. those two deer remarked Mr.. Rob
'ns Mr.. R s%S nS Sf fouh nd ess happy deer hunt
ers staring at him hard when he came down
stairs the next morning.
Well" exclaimed the hrss with aoinTa-
,h .D !dconS you really use . 'Aotsun'' asked
4 have heard said the third. that those
electric fash iishts are remarkably 'uo-
"They're hanging ND at the back of the
nG Mr. Ro iaia sne ve mas' to on Il. S SscE ~ Il. hou..
and saw two deer surrounded by q group
OF happy deer hunters to whom the guide was
talking.
a sport" said the guide. Clean work.
was most tempted myself TO. take a shot
At this one. hnt waited. and efore knowed
call fne shooting. I've guided twentv-
three sports this season and they've killed
forty-six deer. and ! amt killed one Of tho
two I'm entitled TO yet. Here's Mr.. Robin
son who shot them and you'd ought to con-
graduate him.
Huh" said Mr.. Robinson. but he took
the deer home.