The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-12
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III iWNtF put tlat deal through With
c., T.. and G.
call over on Shutdown, Isn't it VERDI"
Harry iStencG a moment Presently
he rcsumvd:
"iim-l suppose it'll he a bear
market by tn" ,lnr We get back"
"N"s.' ltnsWCrU,l. Il shouldn't be
surprised il We saw ono before We got
''t"N. Lots "f 'ona around here. Get
out Your Vest HES Tomorrow morn
ing: we're going /" have some nsi,in.
thAttl expand Your SOUL
Harry was sil"ut d moments: then
he Raised his head. took q look at my
"NprvSSi"nless face, and burst out
laughing.
II so,cher. Steve" he exclaimed in
h latest American: and from that
never a word more of shop
passed his lips IN III, While trip.
awollo carly next morning and
found Harry asleep. Breakfast was
ii was fully s o'clock before he awokc
refreshed. though q triflc stiff. As
usual, the first ni@ht 81 two in camp
he 1dd lain walk for a long time
iistenine To the strange and uncx-
planned noises of the night. but. rcck-
oning it up, ii" found that he must
have had at least seven hours of real
sleep. a thing unknown TO him tor II
~t"o?Ncnlonth. This put him in hui
nl"r for: his bacon ana eggs and cot
ice and toast eve take bread enough
Tor tn ilFst Two daNs;f. and his ply
stefan forbade him doing ANYTHING
NOR" strenuous that day than fishing.
AT lunch time ] lay dow nand pre-
iend"d to snooz" "a thing can't do
in the day.. ANA Harry vcrp prompts
y followed my example,. except that
ne really slept S"UfldlY for over an
h"ll. ~" had already begun To take
NOR" int"r"St in thu. many features
OF """'irlilt. the Workmanship and
*X'hlhnShir Of The guides. the many
beasts birds seen. the exact
Wel@IH al the trout taken. the friend
Is hlhsur and rivalry between the
'"11"" "reW~. and his own improve
in"nl IN %NtdIling. About the third
Gay there Was a real GLOW in his
'h""ks, and HI mad" TWO trips over
ON" "i IN" carries instead OF the one
needed before that to tote over his
Jackie and ilttl" Nnap+dck. The
'ilifiH had "orilrd. ana he had grad
l"if"t from the lazy stage into phy-
'lril ambition. And Fate willed il
thH' THIS rip should prove xcup1lon.
ally interesting. Ii WAS carly June.
the tlme when families are being
brought out II educated. We ran
mt" conveys of fluffy. little yellow
dtirkllnss that diNcd ana nuttcred
over the water while the mother PLAY
td the" old. old brukrn-wine trick to
iure us away. We came all by acct
utht upon a uon'S nest. Dn the port
age Il mother Partridge flew saVagely
AT ftarrI, who r~trroached me for
saving that there WAS nothing in the
North Woods that would attack man.
l "I'upahes seemed to have frequent
oa'eS' with us. and / had the pleasure
OF placing on my friends plat. that
most delicate OF all woodland lux,r.
ieS-'he liver of a youthful porky
roasted IN the baker with a jacket
OF bacon, In the middle of old To-
heat!H Lake We witnessed the first
Stels OF q family Of baby gulls tblack-
Iaths theE Wcrei out of the parental
nest and their first strokes in their
I,dl element. And as We skirted the
Shaggy shores of Il naneless large
pohd Il COW moose with her ungaiplv
Young II stood gazing at us in won
oei aud then alarm. The calf was
easily caught but a mother moose
always decamps. as did this one. We
evidently replaced her So we'll that
the y~ounsster was quite desolate
When We proceeded ON our Journey.
ana he stood on the bank with his
l"ieiess IN the Watcr as if he had a
iilnd to follow lis. Right here
would like to war mothers against
nanGiilIS young ptnosc in this manner
tor experience has since taught me-
that the mother will often have moth
ing t" do With a handled calf so long
mat 1t starNes. 1t is probably tho
mated and feared man-slncll that.
~trigh1ens the COW.
1t WAS S~ladd"ninc to see the old
Sportsman come out in my rejuvenat.
ed friend. Suddenly awakening to
the fact that h" was being "habied."
AS he called it. and feeling his old
strength coming hack. he ran a So
rlcus Hanger of OVERRIDING the matter
of c"rrNin@ heavy packs, ending up
with a valiant portage of A canoe over