He says he is going to get up a Sportsman's Club among the fellows, and then he will keep pot-hunters like me where we belong." "Oho!" exclaimed Bert.

"It seems to me that he is taking a good deal upon himself." "That is what he has done ever since he has been here, and that's why there are so many boys in the settlement who don't like him," said Don.

"But he mustn't meddle with this business.

He can't come down here into a country that is almost a wilderness and manage matters as they do up North.

Father told me the other day that in some states they have laws to protect game, and it is right that they should have, for there are so many hunters that if they were not restrained they would kill all the birds and animals in a single season.