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Nine- " percent of them will do nothing, but with the other ten percent being unpredictable. ita just as well to treat all at them with a certain amount I shot about ten closeups using a new telephoto lens. I hope to heck my figuring was right. _ _ Finally we left her, still com- pletely unperturbed by our presence. By this time the sun was full on the water, but we iSized in a virgin lake the fish wouldn't stick tightly to their feeding schedule. - - _ We took one good lake trout and then as we had several days to go before we would start back, we decided to ex- plore the stream leading out of Big Crow lake. V’c?é§ne}i"and cvoered with pepper against the flies, the (Continued on Page 3) EXHIBITION Return first class fares also available Good going Tuesday. Aug. 23 to Saturday, Sept. 10 inclusive. Return Limit - Sept, 14 Full information from any agent. 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