The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-07-11

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Jue. who had no arms with which 10 tlr.
f,nl himself. The savage butte n. ssi
him bs the right knrr, throwing him
on his back. Her teeth were driven
fully An inch ascp ,nto his flesh, He
was then completely NJ the mercy u thc
animal, whose tamrnc~s had diSat,
pcarcd, II being cnraged at having thr
child taken away. The men looking Oh
still seemed powcrlrss ~ help though
one of the visitors had revolver IN h,~
pocket. doe. however. lid not lose his
presence III n ind, Int seized n brick
which lay near him, and struck the lear
ON the snomt with NIL hi~ might, The
butte lot ~ her hold aud doe quickly
got on his fcrt. The oh hc bear had
not shown light 4, all. Int, when Joe
shouted, had skunk baok 10 the dark
corner. Tho she bear now stood oil
showing her teeth. bnt hn continued ~
shout and she also went back. doc was
thcn rescued from the pit, his legs H..
| ing covered with blood. The trousers
which hc had on were torn u shrrds
and his stockings were saturated with
blood. The child had not been injured
ut all beyond slight scratch on tho
head Joe says tina, the she bear was
always contrary beast, and that when
hc trained her hc used to put her in u
pmncheon of water aud pusl, her head
under with broom, aud, when the cub
VIVA nearly drowned IL would bite the
broom. Joe refuses all medical attend
ance, and applies highwincs 10 the bite.
which continues To bleed to-day.
Trials " Y Telegraph Operator.
New telegraph operators have 10 I'M.
dergo "A reception which borders on the
treatment known 10 college Freshmen
IN haxing. The Operator thus de.
scrihes H.: The new man walks into
an office full of strange faces. not a
friendly hand Ia shake. with nothing To
recommend him but his ability as nm
operator and his implicit confidence in
that ability fer his only encouragement.
He approaches the managers dcrk, and,
after i've or ten minutes, the manager
condcsccnds ~ glance upward, and, II,
4 tone full ~ thunder, hlnntly inquiries,
"Well, sir, what In i'll" The frcsh-
man. states hin business, and tho man.
Agcr proposes to gave him trial, A..
cordingly he In assigned a. an instrn.
mcnt and told that hc II to receive 4
special" His feelings III this jnnctnru
ARE about the same ~ those supposed
I'D b. experienced by man who IN
about 10 he hanged. Ncryonsly grasp.
ing the pen. hn begins ~ copy. The
perspirntinn tricklcH down his hand.
which makes that member adhere tni,ir
blank, his pen sticks fast, the ink II ,l,e
thickest ever encountered, and there IN
nothing left Tor him hut 10 break.
Casting u guilty glance about him 70
sec IL anyone IN looking. hr reaches for
the key and explains 10 The sender tint
hc IL new man "plcnsc take II steady"
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The sender begins 10 whoop 'em mp,
and, IN the cold chills run down his
spinal column. tho frcsllman's" pen IN.
ditcs characters npon the blank reaent.
bling the Chinese hicroglyphics Oh n
tea lpx. This torture usually occupies
about linlf an hour, when the W. no
n m (no morcl falls sootl,ingl, ION
his ear. lie hrcathcs sigh III relief
aud looks about him. Behind him
stand half u iezcn operators, will. grin
ming ooilntcnanccs. Ia moment light
begins H. dawn upon tho freshman
he II the victim of joke a glance IN
another direction discloxcs the fnct that
the most rapid sender in the Office ha,i
hccn transmitting ~ him from the col
nmns III il daily paper Tor the amnsc
mcnt III tho boys" II hr accepts the
situation M joke he IL initiated, Int.
II hc becomes nngcrcd, hc IL still \
freshman
Mistakes BY Travellers.
One III tho first lessons 10 bc learned
In travelling II 10 place no confidence in
the supposed ignorance u the people
ynn meet. II Ii the most natural thing
In tho world 20 talk freely aud careless.
N In English when surrounded hy for.
riRncrs. and one rarely appreciates how
general IN thu knowledge ~ the prinr.