The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-11-07

teller goes ter sleep an De other Teller
watches When alis cleaF We goes soft
j. over TO de winder.
Nov. i carry a jimmy a mask. but
ton hook 20 pick locks wid- q candle, a
brace an. a Dit an a gun wots seI-cQcH-
in You've got ter have set-cocker.
Besides dis j takes some vaselinc along.
Oats ter use on dc Winder. 10 grease 1T
50 der went be no noise When breaks
u open tyld my jimmy. used yer De &c
one usually ter 20 in. Bly, pal I'D stay
outside an keep watch lie mist me Up 10
de winder, an I'd snoOp in as quiet as
yer wanter 90 fur de bedrooms frzt
in house. an slide FUR dc top bureau
drawer OATS where the |lmmen k fg1s
their 1oolry an watches. Kin PICK d iock
as quick as 1 kin eat, an j takes an de
braves out softly. one by one, an runs
floor an maxim a little pile OF de thihBs
that's good. You can carry notnih
away from house except loolry, watches
az little pices of silver. Dem dc only
''Naw. don't never takle trunks. I've
gone trOo hundreds OF EN- an lOund
noLnln put books anu papers; Ieopis
don't keep tings in trunks an closets
amt much better. II anyone wakes up
an finds me / just cover EN- with me
gun. Mems dead easy. for they gifts
Winners worse, for dey're bound 70
squeal, an you've gOtter snake your gun
times dey faint away, an den you've got
a snap. If dey makes much row Dough-
de best ting is to pinch DER toenails via
a little pair Of pincers J keeps IN me pock-
ct. It's great hurt, dat pinchin toenails'
an they Il stop sure after about three
pinches.
me pal by runnin' 10 de winder holdin,'
up me handkerchief. OATS de signal, an
he's on de watch fur it, But generally
if I don't pull it off good, ia rather drop
outer de winder an git away easy.
"Oh, dose cops IN de little towns is
farmers, 1 kin tell yer; they re green cen.
noses. Dey have about one OF EN- as a
rule, an sometimes two, an. all We sotter
do is to keep track Of EN-. W here come
in is de way ] kin run an de way i KIN
jump swamps We puts de stun we gus
in piller cases, y know an tie up de emo
of it wild a string. They don't never
have IN EN-. The way We carry EN- Is 10
put EN- under yer arm an Keep yer nst
tight hold Of dc end you've ted up VIA
string l don't have no trouble III
Sometimes de fellers in de towns is
Just as green as de cops. A lot or US
in ter burgle de house OF Dutch gro
Ger. He heard us comm an opened a
wndcr an blazed away Wid a gun. We
blazed back once of twice an den o
course we sneaked But huh, dat was
nothin'. Why. as We went away one
of de fellcrs wrote in chalk on the fence
| Will lie back ter-morrer night. An we
did go back den. an we just cleaned
dat place out.
Desc little towns round here is ro;-
ton. Dere's nothin' ter be had OF en-,
Int I did make a good haul de night
fore / was arrested. off rich Teller IN
Kearney. He wasn't good sort, dough.
| won't burgle a good sort people dat
good-only the sort OATS got some money
an amt good Now, Eastons a gooG
town, an dere's good money in it, l ain{
ever tried Montclair, an OATS where l
made a mistake, for l know dere's a lot
| of rich people dere.
Desc Jersey City ducks amt no good
/ to work wild, dough Dey's farmers, Ike
de cops l was spealin Of. But out in
! de towns and out west in PennsylVane,
| deres a lot o good fellers. De biggest
/ haul / ever made was with a crowd
/ dat kind Say, we pulled $1,000 off'n dat.
/ II was stealth copper out o de railroad
! cars-copper, we know, de ting dat pennies
| is made OF. 1t comes in big boxes that's
heavy ter lift, an we got about hun-
dred apiece for 'em. We swiped EN- pref
/ ty quick. 1t only took night TO do II,
| and den we sunk EN- right on IN de
/ meadows. Bout week later we got an
| express wagon late one night and fshed
| EN- all out an carted 'em off. Dere were
| q dozen fellers In dat gang, an each OF US
| pulled in five hundred. Course we Went
| right over to the city to have fun wild H..
1 hadn't Been back IN Jersey twenty-four
hours after spendin my money when
was nabbed fir It. One of de gang had
| got in trouble an he peached. An 1
had to do two years six at Trenton.
DE coppers never found out one ting
dat was dat there was girls in our crowd.
| We useter take EN- right along wild us.
] Nav, they never dld any steam TOT
| when they went wild us, they useter put
on pants and Jackets, SOS they could
climb on de frelghts, an not be noticed.
| They'd brush their hair all out an put 1t
under dere hats. an they'd look Jest ike
| boys.
'Girls can't burgle, cause they can't
run in pants, but we used ter like to take
'em along wild us cause dey'd make good
fun on de trip. and it's lots pleasanter. We
had hired room up in Newark where we
used ter keep lots of things, an among
'em pants for the girls. When We got
ready ter start out ter steal, we'd send de
girls ahead in a trolley car, so de people
wouldn't know dey belonged to US, an
then we'd meet EN- on the corner in New
ark where de cars come in. All dose girls
is gone now Dere was Kitty. She used
ter. be great and now she's married a gro
Ger in New York. One of de other girls is
in the hospital, broke right up. ] amt
never got married myself; there's toe
many girls"
"A Forecast of the Future.-"Ah." cried
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