Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-14
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Printers tell many queer, quaint, ant
sometimes startling stories and Will,
my do great deal in the way for tn,
mere fun 81 the thing, it is not TO b,
eupposed ttat they nre always Joking
always jibbirg Il, merely for the sake .
raising . laugh, or creating wonder. II
their numerous fittings. they mingle viii
many strange people, and see many strang 9,
sights. and often encounter perfls wfiich
10. many, would appear almost incredible
We viii relate ! little story yhieb v.
heard ffo,n the lips II aoof fellow nj ns4s
Ius TIE year fs &, we were assisting II
,ie editorial department of daily pa Be,
which vas published 10 one Of the smai
'cities Of New, York. Ono night-or ratte.
morning Nv? for editors, fepcftets, aaaasJG
printers are compelled 70 keep ali sorts
or hours) alters the forms were. iock.
Tea up, ard everything was ready for4 4
final adjosir,sment TO bur respective board
Fling houses. pfopositi6n was made "a Sis'
III a near by restaurant fr the purpose oI
having a'stnoke ard refreshing tie liner
man With little Something good and
pleasant 10 The palate Accordingly wc
repaired 70 :he eating saloon, and while
discussing the good tbiags. before us, en-
tertained each other by relating our advea
turss BY sea and land. 49, 5aI
"Did ] ever tell you Of the adventure
had in New OrTeans?' said CHARLEY Rod
man, "a gay, dashing, gcod.looking, and
really gifted young rtiah.S g f
= "Guess not,' was the general reply.
r swell, will you hear how ?'s ~
"Certaioly," fell from half dozen
Hips ss's I zat isaa ass
= swell; r was working On d morning
paper in New Orleans, duringsthe winter
OF iS-. and as was going from the Of
Ace to my boarding house about II o'clock
one night, \ was suddenly startled BY tho
abrupt and unexpected appearance Of a
female, who rushed before me and threw
herself down ain my path. Twas Just IL
the Fight ct' a street lamp Mt the. time, and
as the woman turned her facs up 70 mine,
! noticed that she was both young and
beautiful. sssid bsst~ iggha 0Sidt
7'sSave me, sirl save me y she cried,
clasring my legs trantica!ly, aai a4aa'-
save you from ,sfha what demanded IS
anythisg.m 40 81 esida haa- maifi
e'f"Oh. .ir . brutal looking man was
p",suIng Me. .nsea.enng .1.g my n1e ana non
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forced To- 60 out for medicine, and that is
the way ! came in the streets at 80 late m
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never WAY guy 20 a4a ia'e De1s Deiofe Without
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