Reunion at Hungry House after the Yellow Leg peril
Brock and Gaspard return with Brock’s team to Hungry House. Pierre Lecroix is found alive with a crippled leg and, after an arduous trek through the wilds, the trio reunites with Angus McCain and the residents. They recount battling Red Macbeth’s men and the schooner blaze, ending with a triumphant homecoming.
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Gasard Lecroix
Brock McCain
Hudson Bay
Hungry Ouse
Pierre Lecroix
Gaspard
Croix
Arctic Islands
Atingry House
Plover
Angus McCain
Dally
Peterboro
Hungry House
Angus
Antoine
Mrs. McCain
Saul
Brock
McCain
Mr .McCain
Brockie
Kekway
Pierre
Macbeth
Sled voyage grief salute to dead Ungava dog
Joe Nipissing's team leads as the party camps by the river. Gaspard marks the Ungava grave with a spruce stake and the group fires rifles in a silent salute. Brock bids farewell to Yellow-Eye the loyal dog, praising his strength and role as king-dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Gaspard
Joe Nipissing
Avoir
Night Plot Near Red Macbeth Cabin
In the darkness two gagged men wait beside a dog team while Brock and companions monitor the cabin glow. Gaspard returns with news of trouble as the Cree and others vanish into the murk. A yellow glow appears on the river shore signaling a turning moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaspard
Brock
Flash
Imber Wolf
Pierre Lecroix
Pierre Letroix
Nipissing
Careajou
Pierré Lecroix
Gaspard Lecroix
Fader
Macbeth
Lecroix
Capote
Mittens
Wal
Pierre
Louisiana Sugar Crop Saved Through New Cane Variety
Louisiana's sugar cane industry rose from near collapse to an 800,000 ton forecast for 1929 as agronomists introduced a hardy new cane from Java. Cuban sugar undercuts tariffs, threatening domestic producers. advocates urge higher tariffs to protect Louisiana growers.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
American Sugar Cane League
Java
Proestation
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cuba
Clerk’s Quip on Footpath Change at Rival Chapel
A clergyman congratulates a convert from a rival place of worship. He asks why she left her chapel. She replies the path to the chapel was cindered and harsh on her feet, forcing the change.
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Weekly
Scotsman
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Bysh George Mar
Oys
Yellow-Legw River
Dog
Wolverine
Gros-Pied
Yellow-Eye
Sit-Ear
Kora
Husky
Fort Severn
Great Lake
Red” MacBeth
Joe
Carcajou
Iskutew
Jon Nipissing
Kad
Fierre Lecroix
Voyageurs
Ledring
the Act Bursting Co. Service
Split-Ear
Kona
Ge.a. Burguleres
Castoria
LeleieereRis
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