Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-03-31 | Page 1 | Blind Ox Dies When Separated from Male Goose

Blind Ox Dies Wlien Separated From Male Goose pi:i 1 K 9BOR4 . Ua., Man b j blind 01 hunoiis aa t'.' protege ol statelj gander " the j. A. Moicroit plantation! near hen-, la ib-ad and llio-- on the fnrm 1k- i li b) diic.dlrcctlj to enforced separation sep-aration from iiK guardian. 1 Recentl) i ix'nin.- necceaary to transfer tii" to anothei lUMture. The gander was unable to f .uw. The separation v" i. nta ' tot ib ,, and be pined and drooped refiwed food and drink, and finally laid b'ii .er.i died. Tlie ox nail gander lately attracted attract-ed widespread attention bj their I itrange rompanlunslilp. Ei)cb daj vt i-i'il.ie !t:i.--.iv the gnni'er vonld lead the " i vner b) atrnt-ting atrnt-ting ahead of htm, honking loudlj that Ida affUclted ward con id follow the onnd If other cattle approached, the f"i would flj fu-rlonaly fu-rlonaly al them and li-ic lie in-trndcfea in-trndcfea ":t ,.f range.