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Bears.

Published in the Waukegan Gazette, Waukegan, Illinois on Saturday, August 22, 1857

     A yellow bear has been seen in the region of Lake Superior, supposed to be a cross of the polar and black bear, and as large as two of the common black species. One of the cubs of this bear was taken by the Indians, and by them carried to Green Bay, where his juvenal bearship was regarded as a great curiosity.

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