Garland Globe | 1906-02-10 | Page 2 | Wolves after Them

V WOLVES AFTER THEM. f . I1 Two Wisconsin Men Have Narrow " ) Escape From Being Devoured. jk Loyal, Wis. Harry Riddel and W .Jnmes Cook, prominent citizens nl iff Jackson county, WlBconsIn, had a nar- 99 rrow cscapo from being devoured by fflfl iwolvcs. They hnd been out nil day jtj faunttng with a number of other men Sgl nnd, becoming separated nt dark from fl tho main pnrty, lost tholr way. They SI built a. flro to protect themselves. No U sooner had they dono bo than the ills- 19 mal sound of wolves wns heard In tho distance. Plnclng their backs to a J largo rock, tho men prepared to fight I- for their lives. In ten minutes tht ' forest seemed alive with wolves, and tho two men began n Ucrco battle Jv After thoy had exhausted their am- ? munition they fought tho animals with (' firebrands, Tho romulndcr of tho ' pnrty had gone In search of tho miss- k 1 lng men nnd appeared on tho sccno I just In time to save them. Fifteen ot tBjM the wolves wero killed by tho larger A. f party boforo thoy dispersed. "i