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ness ^J^l7, > s no other animal of to size and few even among the larger Beasts of Prey which equal a hungry Wolf in fierceness and bold- 



by scarcity of ZHhr e,eS r' ^ "'"mestic animals are housed and burrowing animals have retired to their winter quarters, the Wolf, emboldened 

 lun,™ \ , ? t dangerous to Man. whose only safe refuge, at such a time, is to climb to a place of safety and with a trusty gun make war on the 



vX n'f ,ed Un re^ion C s in thT °°! S" - ™ ""1 f^ ?* f^T rCPreSentS SUCh " SCe " e aDd iS ' 5pical ° f ,he d ^' s *** ^ corned winter in he 

 won intested regions in the west of our own country, as well as in others where these animals range. 



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