The evening times., 1902-06-04

81 r-.-.. M. FH
gard TO rhe sno~- and u.r.- Fl. ..--a -1a
1r-n -< -ro -
,
S~--- away Daeh ae-1 .Ae van -r re-
lated the following
1t makes me eNrcedf1--v weary TO
read arco5-7+s ..f -F7... ---l----,-r=-r-- Fr--r-
rErrbe T7.-. ---7-..-- ---.- ---.- --..---
So 1o-l1'- nurse --s --'st--7s-' 1' o"- -
the clothes prescribed by fashionable
tailor. then with q pack OF EiEl-ETIeed
dozs go our in the suburbs and .-asa an
s15se seed 4ae for half Cd Hrr .afs r-
-
.- --'7 ---17 .i--- 40 --. - q 49, o-- '.--
,>-i-'i--i = ----l- tame anu Is 80 -711 ~
se'-S l--"7el t-.@' 4-.el 4-.el e III --- o- -o--- "-
~ --i--lS ne VII -1---e -'-lN anu -s--.l d
---7 fe--o u" il--7 's--ie o-iS ~- -'-s Wiz
o10'leiS "-~i- -.5@r--ls "~I- -i-S- ~ 10
t-e "otA- -e,oi-s,s W @-eL "S7 q BOY
i-- nay '-'S '-E.s.- -o'' -'- o'g '--
sIAAS Leaiis ever gentleman farmer
Kept a P>,lA OF JAsIol5hoIt1 MOUNDS anu
MS stables contained one or more horses
OF good strain, trained 40 iahe Itnces
al1 dltcEeS thaJ WOULD cause tle hunter
oI To-Day TO s@lh
hcd foxes were plentiful, u5t#lih-
standing the last that they were hunted
t@lIy indeed u seemed as II their mem
Ders increased IN proportion 10 the per
sIsiency with which they were chased
October and November were jhe ideal
Il-l--S L~r hunting III those days a-l
almost any morning before the break OF
day number OF planters would meet al
sCE-e cross roads each accompanied Is
& pack Of these spotted lc4S-
tailed hounds that made the Old De-
minlou famous
Down the road the party woG--. --5z.e
the hounds beating the bushes on eltneF
side until some old veteran Of JHe pack
would pause, sniff suspiciCusl- l- the
grass and bushes tlen throwing his head
high II The air give vent 10 CRY OF 2g-
Ony as II sITiChgC sore.
Away would 50 the whole pack. at
the heels OF their keen old leader look
ing like phautOUs IN the half light o.
the dawn. As each dcg strikes the trail
his voice swelIs the chorus until the
music can be heard upon the frosty ar
for miles around
The first CRY from the hounds IS the
signal for the horsemen TO strike across
country in the wake Of the fleeing fox
Across hill and d-ie, through orchard
and tobacco fields ride the ezSe- sports
men No stopping 20 open gales CT .sl
down bars-n0 time for that-for straight
S-Tay goes ola red coat neadinG I7r
veil-EncTn 5yFro" ten miles away
Prcha riy as the sun crs-"lS nan way 20
the zenith the horl VIII sound has death
upon some hillside dozen miles from
the staF aFli-- Lo-llt- -----z g.
such sport as this once tasted Is
hard 10 forsWsar- An cla ne-&A1oF OF
mine once tried 90 60 So I1l l29a-4 ---s
spirit as sLI5Iz ne hes-l '-s "s@---
GA CGiohei Di' -7---= "17 0--v o- .-
WealthiesJ piaats.'s III OUT SeStiYA ot
the country. ana vas no.e- 10Y lA-
hoTsehcsh II Hls S-ayieS ana ,-E 1--'-a
fine breed Of hounas Ia MS 7s--ilei5- F-i7
father ana I~lheL i@~--e- -z- DeS-
nous h51StIleh anu nun -e-5, a-1 ",.I
the coLcnei tlle ioFs % 7-@-s "e7 @
IN the 'o1e- 49, az --'---= t-- 80
the coiohe- HoS ----- u q 80
devious and sei-le- -L~- --5 ID gag
Eandah saFIouholLs ll-e -2,-s. t-7 ~ -
ana -naG- -Dssi's-- s--est ca scr
paFlaAe q ao~1 s-S ~ -0 40 1'
aTp-c to1-i-S s--l NJ s--,..e w.
iilF c0--Hs-, ~ l1-z p-
san 1e seI. sal-. --.-s "a
FieheeS % 10 - -'-- - .-- -
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a4tS' az
t1i. 80 l. ,,.--.-. ---.--- -----
CEe -zs . - .--1 ~ ~
o. the j-ie"e e. e'S---.-7 @---- .-.0 ~
settlement enc 7sal s-- -
aId n-4Ell- .--l--5 --s---- z--t--z z- ne - ~.
ml-es atO--A -o1Al-
pTeael-
'Cae hlz4t '-5 oi0-s--
hf@r tae F-l+-- 80 80 .r,
been Ee-ss- ~ -.
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