The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-04-18
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Dr. Cherries A.Ea5tman
1909 by REC lure, Phillips +Ga

was smoking contentedy At last he silently
berately tghehed robe around him, saying he
"11o CYes> was with him It was by a very little
that he saved his life will tell how it happened
II was hunting with these twomen Nageedah and Cha
dozee We wild cherry bushes began to eat
Look OUT there grizzly here shouted and ran my
the praire but the others had already dis
mounted. .@s-:'@z7 go - 6
'.Nageedah just time jump his pony and
Of the but the bear seized hold robe and
ran deep flowing stream
The bear rushed him suddenly that when he took
step backward they both fell into the creek together 1t
fall of twice the height of a man."
!" Ibid they out Of sight?' someone inquired,
yes both fell headlong. In his excitement Chadozee
laid hold OF the bear in the water ana never sa" pear
try so hard to get away from man as this one did,
"I1a hat ha! ha, ha, ha!" they all laughed -
When the surface again they were both SO
eager let and they swan
as quickly as they could to opposite sides coua
not get any further so he cung to stray root stu Keeping
close the bear, forced to do the same
they each other with looks of
contempt and Defiance -: - -. 81 49,.
.:E4a, ha ha! ha ha ha." they all laughed again.
Eat last along the edge to lower place
and we pulled Chadozee up by means OF our An tnlS
time grooming loud that supposed he was
badly torn; but when looked for his wound found a
scratch"
Again the chorus appreciation from his hearers
'rhe strangest thing about this affair of mine spoke up
Tamedokah sis that dreamed the whole thing the night
- There true and am q believer
: in Dreams, one remarked = -.
Eyes, certainly, so knew TIachah almost
his life by believing in dreams, commented Matogee
'Iet hear that story was the general request
all Of Hacha the great medicine man.
who did many wonderful things He once dreamed four
nights Of flying from high cliff over the MIN
recolleeed particular Of the scene
great impression his mind
he had dreamed it for the fourth
proposed his wife that they down to the river
to swim but his real purpose was to see the place OF ms
dream. i r."'
did find the place and it seemed to Hachah exactly
of the top of the cltf and
the water below was very deep" = "-'.-.s =.
no J1y hy al M
way where listening and laughing with the rest
ugh. That is what I shall tell you. He was swimming
about wit who fine swimmer; but all at
his and gazed out over the
fly; long he launched bravely forth from
he did So to the bottom OF
the that had been shot on the wing.
"Ho, no. no., ho:' and the whole company
laughed unreservedly.
loudly Eachah whirled downward
and went sight like a blue heron after fish Then
she feared might stunned, she to him and
dragged shore He could not speak, put the
woman overwhelmed him with reproaches.
What you trying to do, you old IDIOT? Do you
to yourself?" she screamed again and again.
Woman, be SILENT ne replied and he said nothing
did tell his dream for many years afterWard
old man and about to die, DID
Hachah tell any how he thought he could fly -.
And at this they all laughed louder than ever
(To be continued.)