. upon the earth, and was beginning to speculate on his sur- roundings for such company and help as he might win therefrom. It may interest the reader to know that a spe- cies of American dog existed in the Southern Appalachians down to a very recent time—recent, at least, in a geo- logical sense. The remains of one of these animals were found by the writer in a cave in East Tennessee, near Cumberland Gap. From the fragments of the skeleton, Mr. J. A. Allen has described the species. The animal

. upon the earth, and was beginning to speculate on his sur- roundings for such company and help as he might win therefrom. It may interest the reader to know that a spe- cies of American dog existed in the Southern Appalachians down to a very recent time—recent, at least, in a geo- logical sense. The remains of one of these animals were found by the writer in a cave in East Tennessee, near Cumberland Gap. From the fragments of the skeleton, Mr. J. A. Allen has described the species. The animal Stock Photo

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