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Bayard
H. Paine 1901 Travel Journal
Part 3
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Page 31
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Page 41
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Page 43
[drawing around wood tick]
This ferocious Cannibal was
captured at Walcott about 2 a.m. after a long, patient careful hunt. Several
dozen of his comrades being smaller and not so full of my blood escaped
my vengeance.
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Page 47
W.J. Bryan who is trout fishing
in this country speaks here in Saratoga Friday evening of this week and
they are expecting to have a big time. He will stop with Mr. Wolf.
We got a dinner consisting of all the delicacies of the season and pulled
out of Saratoga with the addition of a lot more Baggage and two jolly
traveling men who kept things lively all afternoon. The country was just
the same-nothing but rocks
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Page 49
and sage bushes with a range
of high mountains to the East of us. We reached Grand Encampment about
3.30 having made the 21 miles from Saratoga in remarkable time.
45 miles of the roughest riding I ever had in one day. When I registered
at the Bohn Hotel I was surprised to find that Arthur Crow's name was
just two names above mine and that he had just driven back to Battle about
an hour before I arrived.
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created:
September 24, 2003 by Karen Keehr
up-dated: September 24, 2003
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