title: Witchcraft and Sorcery of the American Native Peoples
author: Deward E. Walker
description: A collection of studies (previously published) which is a revised and expanded edition of Walker's 1970 collection. Coverage has been extended to include the peoples of both Mesoamerica and the Arctic. When coupled with comparative studies drawn from other parts of the world, this volume contributes toward a cross-cultural theory of the forms and functions of supernatural techniques used to bring misfortune to others.
zlib_text: (Printed in the United States of America). 
  
  THE HAUNTED TRAPPER; 
  OR, 
  Lulu, the Beautiful 
  A Thrilling Tale of the Northwest 
  BY 
  L E W I S 
  V I N C E N T 
  tnfrnr of ««The Panther Demon," "The Midaian of the Woods," 
  "The Dwarf of the Mohawk," etc., etc. 
  C*fyrigkt, 1908, by Jirrus StuSvam. 
  AU Rights Risirvtd. 
  Published by 
  ' THE ARTHUR WEST BROOK COMPANY 
  Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. 
  
  Tke Haunted Trapper, 
  CHAPTER I. 
  FIGHTING ODDS—XXVTXTT TO ONE. 
  " SIT,ANGER. how are YE ? 
  I'M tarr.al g'.aJ to sot 
  ye, or any o'Lev chnn 'bout this time." 
  " Thank you. 
  I'm alio pleased to meet a wbitfl 
  man in these desolate wilds." 
  What kind uv a weepon ez thet what ye've got in 
  ver hand ?" inquired the first speaker. 
  " A Henry rille." 
  T.iin't wu!h nitieh, ez it ? I never reck'nei much 
  c' the.se new-styled weepons; ye can't depend on 'em.; 
  Gtiv me file Thunderer ahead «' any uv '«>m.'; 
  And Le affectionately petted bis long-barreled, muz-
  zle-loading gun. 
  The scene of this little colloquy 