The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-10-11

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not sven the hut 10 a plantation negro.
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dreds ot acres of thirk canebrake. mpas-
sable unless one d'-innunts and almost
crawls along the ground.
u " here that the tears have their hiding
piaoer and where they make Tor when pur-
sued by ;he dogs.
Through part al the thicket tracks have
been cut 50 a hunter may get through and
along there, The President and his party
rtte until the sound Of the horn - heard,
which indicates that the dogs have picked
up q sccnt- Then II 10 necessary for the
hunters 10 dismount. leave their horses on
the cut trail and make their way through
the dense un5ergrowth.
Ben Lilley. however. is no mollycoddle.
He sticks close to the heels Of the hounds
and follows them n the bear through
the cane regardless OF the path which has
been cut In the brakes for the more genteel
sportsmen.
Old Ben wears his long white whiskers
carefully tucked In his shirt bosom to keep
them from catching on the shrubbery.
Once on the trail Ben Lilley never allows
the bear 10 get away from him. He has
been known 10 fight them face to face with
a knife. But Ben's purpose now IL not
IN kill bear only IN drive them IN N placp