...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...that the native had easily captured before, had been frightened away and was rarely seen. Not only was the Eskimo losing his food, but what in an arctic...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seal« were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...one. The modern hunter, with his steam launches and rapid-lire guns, had found the whales, walrus, and seals such easy prey that he was ruthlessly destroying...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...destroying them. Also the wild caribou, that the native "Reprinted by permission from the National Geographic Magazine for April, 1!H)3. & Dr. Sheldon Jackson...

...disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to "2Q miles out on the ice before he could catch one. The modern hunter, with his steam launches and rapid fire guns, had found the whales, walrus, and seals such easy prey that he was ruthlessly destroying...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seal were becoming exterminated; and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...before he could catch one. The modern hunter with his gas and steam launches and rapid-fire guns had found the whales, walrus, and seals such easy prey that...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seal were becoming exterminated; and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...before he could catch one. The modern hunter with his gas and steam launches and rapid-fire guns had found the whales, walrus, and seals such easy prey that...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seals were becoming1 exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...that he was ruthlessly destroying them. Also the wild caril>ou, that the native had easily captured before, had been frightened away and was rarely seen....

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles...launches and rapid-fire guns, had found the whales, walras, and seals such easy prey that he was ruthlessly destroying them. Also the wild caribou, that...

...formerly had been seen in herds of thousands, were disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the Eskimo had to tramp 15 to 20 miles out on the ice before he coidd catch one. The modern hunter, with his steam launches and rapid-fire guns, had found the whales,...

...disappearing; the seals were becoming exterminated, and in winter the, Eskimo had to tramp 15 to SJO miles out on the ice before he could catch one. The modern hunter, with his steam launches and rapid-tire guns, had found the whales, walrus, and seals such easy prey that he was ruthlessly destroying...