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JOHN DUNN HUNTER Tai. e.,,A,...
narrator OF Indian adventures has been pielly sew


" handled in various publications, iron, The Ny,
American Review 10 the Newspapers. S,ms Y,


the most respectable men Of our county, acou,i,,
ed with the Indians, have testified 10 ,ns bsse ch,,


acter Of Hunters book. But letter from MI.
]. L. Hamtramck, Indian Agen, TO the Ossp. :. =,
tion. 10 the editor Of Philadelphia paper, cn,, H.


matter short with Hunter and assigns him. we dout,
not his proper place in life-from which he s,,n.
to have srayed rather careIessly. Major Ham
tramck says. "The smatterlng knowledge rh;eL
Hunter appears 10 have Of the Usage and K,ps,
languages, has been picked up while he was Station
ed at Fort Usage, on the Missouri River. fr,r
uhence he deserted IN 1908. uhiie belungiie n
Capt. +. Cttmson's Company, as will be msd.
apparent before The lapse Of many months when Y.
may hope to have the genteman's services aEsn i
our army, TO tocompete the term Of his eniistmemM
Bait Patriot