The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-04

routed up tn. wolf from q hollow log.
where 1t had sought refuge and rest.
We let the dogs go. mine among them.
for h. now took new interest in tn. chase.
We followed as fast as we could and two
miles further on met the dogs coming
back.
Every ON. Of them was ripped and
torn and covered with blood. Going
Oh mile we came 10 the scene Of the fight
From TIA. scene IL battle we found trail
of blood l.adiug away down the ridge.
We followed IL IL led to the SADIE OF al
old log about iOo yards further on. but
there WAS no wolf there.
W. had expected To find the wolf dead
at tn. end Of the trail. for from the con-
dition Of things We had become satisfied
that instead Of the wolf having whipped
out the dogs they had done the wolf
up and laft II for dead But the tough
and willy old sheep killer had fooled the
dogs lie had slammed death. and rs
soon ~ the dogs were out OF sight and
hearing h. was up and away.
! The anaZamaat and chagrin OF the
dogs whom they came to tn. spot where
they had lefr the supposed dead wolf was
unm.stlsahl- They couldn { understand
il and my dog just Law down and howled
his disappointment. He had evidently
made up mis- mind that 1t was positively
Of no Iis. trying To make away with that
wolf and he was inclined TO give up tho
4 Job again and for all. But | made him
60 along for another trial
We went on TWO or thre. miles and
suddenly from An old hollow log up start ed
Mr. Wolf again Inc dogs broke after
, him m hot pursuit and "a. were soon left
b n.,b,nd
jack Lyman 'hought ne Kne" no" 10
head 81 the wolf and went of on his own
/ account - do II sam jackson and
,u,,...I ,, ,b., direction ,ha dovs had
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high hill. with deep valley between II
and another hill a quarter II "A mile away.
/ stopped to listen for the dogs. heard
them They were y.lping from the sum
mt of the Opposite hill and knew from
tn, way they were giving tongue that
they had stopped the wolf.
sam and / hurried down the noun
tain and across IN. valley clambered up
, the steep side Of the other hill and came
TO the spot where the dogs had brought
the wolf Ia bay The cunning old brute
mad backed no against the roots Of fallen
trp,. so the dogs could attack him only
from ,h.. frpnt
ON. of ,JacI<son's dogs had done SO
To his sorrow He Law stretched dead on
tho ,-nnnd where the wolf had hurled
hun Ton feet away. And the wolf stood
IN bri.tling defiance of the other dogs
.b,cn ,vnra ut.alv ke.pinp our of th,.
fur,ons b-,,-.'s REACH
-'Tb. wolf stood its ground until we came
mn and I wa. nearly within reach Of il
with my club Then i, broke and ran
I, badn', gone far though. before INV dog
-. .rha',i.i i, and he;ng ou,okly ,oin,.d
b,. J.cLs,n's dog was making a supreme
ar, rn ,.nd ,b. cbas., M LAST and GOV or
himself xirh gIory I'm, m. wolf al
! thouyh crinnI.d yavc both dogs so warm
! u, r,,c..,,tio, and fought with sich C,espern-
to-, ,b4i I hu-tanad ,o their aid with my
I ,,,h
IN, ,,ro,,nd foil ,xav in a stean slope
I err -. ~ ,,"ra 20 ',he bo,ton 81 n
| haIIoy, no, wbar., ~. a oh, was going on
90, lao 49,. ,i,na ,,n. thor. the ,.om.
|n,,ris I'd rnIl.d and ,nmbled clos. 10