The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-15

says he. they be,ter STAY 10 hcnie To-,
there amt no room fer mo- more round
this cabin SAYS he
Sure enough the snow outside was
kivered with snappin' an snar,in' wolves
all a. hungry ~ that hard winter could
make en-.
Nanny SAYS that caution OF a
four. year-Old I guess 49, beteer 0it the
axe. fer Jest a. ike a. mt some . these
owdaciOus varmints Ntry 10 jump through
the Winder. saws he
No the stub an twist little woman
she went an bfung the axe. an she hadn't
more n done Il when thsre come a crash
an howl. an sping! come the head an
shoulders Of one o them rampag.n' wolves
through the winder The boys nanny
swung the axe an Ciuv the cr,tter from
HE nose 20 his neck. an hack in the snow
he timbled The winder was hardly
empty Of him, though. says Uncle Jase
when another un sprung fer the openin'
More n half o. his carcass slid through
but the axe met him an h. tumbled
deader n a macker1 inside the cabin
That amazin' four-yeaT-Old grabbed him
by the heels an drug him hack outen the
Way.
Give EN- belN' Ian bsre with you
says he. -an' IN stick 90 you like a burdock
70 a cow tall says he.
An ~ fer mOre'n an hour says
Uncle Jase. the settlers stub an twist
little wife stood there an chopped down
wolves a. they sprung into the Winder
an the fOuT-year-Old yOungster he drug
EN- away an stacked EN- up aEin tha
cabin wall He wanted TO take ths axe
an give his nanny a rest while he slashed
wolves awhile, an he come durn nigh %
breakin' down an beIleTin when be found
he want tall enough 10 reach up an
give u TO EN-.
Il was gittin along lords daylight
when suddenly they hserd a gun crack
a little ways from the cabin.
That's daddy saws the younRster
" he had only stayed q little longer
Aays he, we'd a had the hull cabOodle
Of en- cleaned OUT says he.
The rife cracked Ag'in. This comm
along Of q man with q gun was sOmethIn
the wolves hadn't Calc1lated on says
Uncle Jase. an what was left Of en- took
70 the woods. Then the cabin door
Few open. an in busted the Pizsn swamp
pioneer. " 10 stub an twist little vile
tumbled In his Arma. an the four-veaT-old
cooked up hia eye an says
We'll. daddy, you m q lcetls late 70
have much o the fun sayp he. hut
amt me an nanny some on the wolf
huntg' says he.
1T sartin did look that way. SAYS
Uncle Jase, fer they nad twenty wolves
corded up IN the cabin. an there was
twenty seven more stretched ont on the
snow, ev'ry one on EN- cluv 10 the brain.
aays Jase. That stub an twist little
woman
-Evander got up most a-chokin' an he
cut "a on Uncle Jase an hOllers:
Jasp. cOnsarn your RKaervatin' pic.
tuT.s! Why don't you give her a name
ne boilers. You don't dast 10 30 a. fur
~ that. by hemlOck"
= don't dast to- says Uncle Jase
You Eit out. wander" says he Rrinnin'
Why. her name vas Betsy Anu saws he
l ortO know u pOOty we'll says he. bein'
a. ehe was my nanny says he
JasOn' says ]. iumpin' No an rnisin'
my cane over bic mead DO YOU mean
10 SCI here an say that this astOundin'
four vear-Old was -
mean 10 say says he. an how /
ever KEEP from jet about scalpin' him
With one swOOp o my cane II morp' n
can say. I rpean 20 May, DanI' avs no
that this spazin' four-year-Old was me-
aays he. Evander. aava no, was vnl
saayin' that this ten-year-old yOungs,er
q yOuF'n WIS
-Evander was hanrin' outan the door
an learn tho cOnsekencss II | sfavet
there any longer ! went Ou too. lsavin'
Uncle Jase grinnin' like q chessy cat an
deiyin' the liEhtnin'