title: Africa, Africa: Fifteen Stories
author:  Frederic Hunter 
description: ". . . the tales brim with surprise, insight, and exotic romance. No one knows Africa better than Hunter." -- <i>Stanley Meisler, former foreign correspondent, Los Angeles Times</i><br /><br />"Africa, Africa! offers readers front row seats in observing how Africa marks those who travel it." -- <i>Julie Knight Stokol, former Peace Corps volunteer, Mali</i><br /><br />"This is a sparkling cluster of often poignant tales, told with insight and compassion. A highly readable, entertaining book." --<i>David Anable, President, International Center for Journalists</i>
zlib_text: # IN AFRICA
  
  [Photograph: By courtesy of W.D. Boyce. One Morning's Bag]
  
  One Morning's Bag
  
  # IN AFRICA
  
  ##  _Hunting Adventures in the  
  Big Game Country_
  
  ### BY
  
  ## JOHN T. McCUTCHEON
  
  #### Cartoonist of the Chicago Tribune
  
  #### ILLUSTRATED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS AND CARTOONS  
  BY THE AUTHOR
  
  #### INDIANAPOLIS
  
  #### THE BOBBS-MERRILL COMPANY
  
  #### PUBLISHERS
  
  ##### PRESS OF  
  BRAUNWORTH & CO.  
  BOOKBINDERS AND PRINTERS  
  BROOKLYN, N.Y.
  
  ### TO THOSE ADVENTUROUS SOULS WHO  
  RESENT THE RESTRAINT OF THE BEATEN PATH  
  THESE OBSERVATIONS OF AN AMATEUR  
  ARE DEDICATED
  
  ### PREFATORY NOTE
  
  This collection of African stories has no pretentious purpose. It is merely
  the record of a most delightful hunting trip into those fascinating regions
  along the Equator, where one may still have "thrilling adventures" and live in
  a story-book atmosphere, where the "roar of the lion" and the "crack of the
  rifle" are part of the every-day life, and where in a few months one may store
  up enough material to keep