Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-04-05

Yen not take the bit O. food from the mo1ths
OF these people. will ye?r
III take what's me own"
Ie are hard man, McMann. II We do
I'm hev me own
The constable turned to the poor people. who
IKE dogs with bone under their paws, glared
Me good friends. I'd not take an ounce from
yees only I'm compelled to, as NcMann claims
Pat Ranleagh stepped forward and said:
And ven not take an ounce OF the food
from this table; We hev warrant for me. all
to take anything from that table therell
be blood split this night, moind now! Ye all
know that Pat Ranleagh means what he says.'
indeed they an did know that Pat Ranleagh
was man OF his word.
The young Irishman was a chap of extra
orslnary strength, and as bold as lion.
Ordinarily he was quiet, inoffensive youth,
as folks said.
"McMann claims the mate said the con-
stable.
AYE, and he'd claim the shroud of a dead
man TO turn II into his rag bag but We know ne
must prove first that its his property afore he
mo; he can claim It, and how'd it until it's
settled as TO whether 1t were stolen or not"
do We moind,' and as Pat spoke he produced his
hard head.
"Ye1I not show fight, Ranleigh"
By the powers, will. and there'n be wake
around here afore tomorrow night and you seek
to carry out McMann's Ordhers'
The constable turned again to McMann, and
said:
III We want to take the food from these poor
hungry sowls. yen hev to do 1t yersel'. McMann.
Beg ora, I'll hev no hand in it,"
"Ye had bether do as l bid ye."
Nfver! I'm not called upon to do Ii by the
law, which I'm KNOWN as We'll as yourself
Girls o'Mara came over to Pat and whis-
me boy. it's bether to give up the food rather
than ye should go to prison."
Do you doubt me word, 8NaTa, whin tell
ye come honestly by the things?'
"N1ver moind, me boy, its not you McMann
wants: it's only to take what's on that table
from us, that We may starve intirely.H
Ye made hav no fear for me. O'Mara," and
Pat winked in significant manner. "I'Il not
grace jail this night"
ME boy, it's mischief We name, and We shall
not be runnin' into trouble on nay account.
when wer always agin ye.n
'.Ye wer right TO be agtn me the way We wer;
and IT'S In no trouble III be runnin on your &C
count. Mister OMara- McMann has been waitin'
1Or chance to harm me. and he thinks his
tonne has come; but he's ahead o. tonne, that's
all, me ovid frind.'
The conversation was held In an uldertone
and McMann called from the door,
"Ihey're plottn to do We harm, OBrien.'
"Faitn, it's no harm they'll do me" replied
the constable. pat Ranleagh has given him
self up already. and he's too smart a lad to 90
contrary to the law
well, can take me as soon as We like.
put On me-"
'There's no made Pat
''Iroth, there is no made; and III not hev
Now, me good frinds,' said Pat, address,
Ing the people, who during the above scene had
not touched mouthflll OF the food, ''yees can
McMann has said. YeeS can take my word and
I'm no liar. I've only brought ye what was me
own: and it's not stolen food yer passing yer
lips"
Pat, having delivered himself as above quoted
put himself in charge OF the constable and was
taken from the Shanty.
The three men passed along until they came
to bridge crossing a creek.
Pat had walked along quietly until he came
to this bridge.
McMann had kept On the Oft-sde from our hero
during the walk.
Upon reaching the center of the bridge Pat
came to dead halt, and, in fierce tones, ex-
claimed:
In go no further. And now. McManu, IFS
yOu or i for the trdthei'.'
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