The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-13

an "a that un got cln=e enough fer him tn
90 No RIA up. squared on an give the
G~ssrin bear u swat first on one side ol
grabbin' him he run the bear at tho snd
~ IN" rops acrost tn. opcnin' IA fur "a
the roae d let him. give him N tremendous
sa"se an let 20 OF him. say. Danl,
says Uncle Jass. spreadin HIS grim. that
'sar went ssailin' up amongst the branches
q the surroundin trees like n Teller motisyht
swing hi- girl at a picnic an then come
rushln hack like "A steam Ingine.
other bear backed Away when he
Sung that un up amongst the trees an
stood there jest nj'yin' the fun he wac
short a leetle in his Gale latin. an when
the swingin' bear come swishin' back
az In he slammed hang into him, an
down he went like "a tenpin. He was
UP IN whipstitch an madden n wildcats.
He clinched with the danoin' an prancin'
bear. an the tooth an nail rough an
tumble that follered. Danl.' says Jase.
was wuth goin' ten miles 60 git 81 ght at,
The saplin' bent an snapped under
the heft q the two bears an danced an
tumbled EN- around till the fur an dirt
an stones was fiyin' about i'm that openin
like chips outen a planin mill. Though
was rollin' an yoopih an hollerin'
az In. says Uncle Jase. i couldn't keep
my eyes often the fracas. an when the
big bear broke loose by an by from the
roped bear an went limpin' of to one side
hoidln his jaw. with big patches OF his
peit hangin down like hides ben' scraped
Ter tannin'. an him settin' down with his
Jaw IN his paws an rockin' hisself as II he
case o toothache. while t'other bear was
teetsrin an bobbin' ut the end % the rope
tryin' his best to git another holt o. the
whinin big Teller. l knowed I'd have
to put an end 60 that show 90 wunst or be
found dead from laughin'. an so jumped
in so do il
II slipped out an hunted up a big
club. says Uncle Jase. an as the shared
bear waltzed an snapped an snarled
around IN the openin'. the saplin' bobbin'
"a feE taps in seif-defence. as 1t were.
an they eased his temper fer good.
had Gale lated. o course says
Uncle Jase. on t'other bear takin hisself
on with his sore jaw an his ripped up
pelt soon AZ he see me come ont 20 do
up the teeterin' bear. but instead o. that
ne cooked his eye up at me as l tapped
tother Teller. keepin' his paws on his
jaw. an then seemin " made up his mind
that was buttin' in on his job, fer he riz
mp an come fer me a-hummin' He
hadn't orto done it. fer he looked 40 comic
az in IA he come sparrin along To rds me
that knowed I'D lest about die n laughin'
yit IL | didn't stop him. an 80 Dani.
was obleeged To tap an end him as ! had
done tother un.
If il hadn't been fer the little chore
I had come back TO the cabin TO do, Danl.
says Uncle Jase I'm afeard Id "A rolled
an yooped an hollered the rest o. thu day.
anyhow. Jest a-thinkin' o that circus
but that chore want one be trified with.
so I finished the film % the vial an
went back 70 rhe deer hunt an Danl.
saws he. rappin' me on the arm "a ne see
how solemn was lookin'. what was in
that vial was more than pleasin'. says
he. But they m settin' out sonnet hin
down 70 Hirnm's that's every hit as
p'easin'. seems 20 me says he Would
YOU go over. Danl. an fetch some OF it,
saws he
Now il amt in me 20 disaccommodata
a neighbor an | went An 40 I found
that Uncle Jase had his good p'ints ar'er
all. Yes. sir. He has SO