Block · one region of the page, as the scanner read it. It may hold a whole story, part of one, several, or an advertisement; stitching blocks into articles is the next step. Text is supplied OCR.
Page 1 · column 2 of 6 · from the scan, no model involved
Hounds were cast at l nornton Hill into Mason Mountain. The entire mountain was hunted with the exception of the northern end without a err, since trailing was
dead, due to] the pouring down, rain The field, on entering the northern end, finally became somewhat encouraged when “Bounty”
gave her jinusual little mouth, signifying there was a fox near. Due to this particular cry, the
huntsman made the reemark j to the fnaster thit “Bounty” was findoubtedly “trailing on brush.” In several minutes her mouth changed ta it*'-normal etyr nhidi1 brought the entire pack to her. The ifun was on! They quickly turned east and ran that s de of the mountain. Turning west, they crossed die “Point to Point” race course. Sir Reynard, craft lv led the pack into a herd of abou seventy-five Angus .cattle, causing some confusion for the hounds for a few minutes. At this- time. “Kate/’ “Bounty," “Rocket.” “Mercurv,” “Lively” “Whip.” “Frolic,” “Fashion,” and _ » 1 . _ .1- • —. J r J ^ mrnm MAA I others, buckled down to real, honest-to-goodness labor, Working slowlv across fields they trailed back to the no th end of Mason, where things became quite interesting.
Fortunately fhe big red had brought the sop >ing-wet field baick to a hack of ten minutes to Thortiton Hill, thus i aiding the opening day of the Raipahannock Hunt.
49.3%