WOLVES ATTACK TRAIN
PASSENGERS BARR [CADE DOORS AGAINST STARVING
ANIMALS
LONDON, Feb. 19
Strange stories come from Central Europe of ravages by starving wolves. A large pack in South Styria attacked a train. They swarmed over the engine and roadies. The passengers barricaded the . doors and windows' and defended themselves with rifles and revolvers. As t he train speeded on its way it ran over many wolves, and * readied Agram spatted with' the blood and flesh of animals.—L nited Service.
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Gisborne Times, Volume LVI, Issue 6318, 22 February 1922, Page 5
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