Excerpt from Wild Brother: Strangest of True Stories From the North Woods

It is a story of human kindness and compassion that has seldom, if ever, been exceeded, and of inci dents, humorous, pathetic, and surprising, that had their beginning in a log-cabin far back in the for est. Even to-day, many years after the first event, this train of strange incidents has not come to its end. The story chronicles the life Of a black bear's cub, which, having lost its mother when only a few days old, was saved from starvation by a kind hearted woman, who adopted it into her family and, when its life was all but gone, nursed it and cared for it with her own baby.

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