The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1896-01-30

arm at a late hour.
"Tubby sure he was" said Mr.. Doc
ley. "Tubby, sure he was. hlsht
where ye'er standin' at this moment,
me dhrinkin' beer an him calm
hot Irish. Make il hot he says. Make
IL hot. me frind. An wen make 1t hot
FIR tn British between US says
Schwartzmeister.
ut come about this way: He see
Willum Joyce come in an, says ne
We've got Thin Sure, says i. We've
the comityman, haven't WEI n
Dutch is with u.s. he says. 1 nlahe
the Germans is our frinds. 81
goin' too far. there, says l. 'Stuckart
was again Reed las spring. No, no.
says Willum Joyce, he says. IN Ger
mans is up in arms again tn Sas-
senach.' he says. Mind we, he says.
'tis our iooty to be frindly with IN
Germans. he says I'm now on me way
FIR to organize a camp Nv me Dutch
frinds down be tn slough, he says.
An Off he goes.
Twas not long afther whin | heerd
a man singin' TIL Wearin Nv tn
Green down tn sthreet an In come
Schwartzmeister. 'Faugh a ballagh,
says he, manin' to be polite. 'Lieb
vaterland,' says |. An We had dhrink
together
III,
dhring way he has iv speaking, here
we are, he says. 'frinds at las 'Thrue
FIR ye,' says l. 'Tooley,' he says, FIR he
calls me that, were wan tonight al
retty,' he SAYS. we thought tn Irish d
live to see tn day whin they'd be freed
be tn Dutch? Schwartz, me heber
frind,' | says, here's a health to tn
impror, hook, says /. "Slanthu.' says
he, an we had wan.
""Twud be a great combination,
says /. Wed carry tn wa-ard be tn
biggest majority liver heerd Of says.
We wud So says he. I'd be aldher-
man. 'Afther me-, says l. IT'S my
turn first / says. L don't know. about
that says he. NOW says l. look here
Schwartzmeister,' / says, This here
arrangement between Germany an ire
land has got to be brought down To tn
sixth wa-ard' l says. De We frgiye tn
way we done We In tn beer ritesE
says. L do says he. They was be
fure me time. Well says !, are W
sure we can get over tn whalin' ye got
whin the Sarsfield Fife an Dhruu
Corpse met tn Frederick William Pic
mic band? / says. L do says he. An
We have no hazard feelin about tn
way tn bridges has been give out
| Not a thrace, says he. Well says |
| Schwartz / says 'they'se wan thinG
more, | says. 'We'er both pathrites,
| saws. We have a common cause
saws. 'Ye'er Dutchman, an I'm ~
| tn other sort | says. But we'er botl
| again tn Sassenach,' l says. An II
| M inthrests iv tn freedom iv ireland,
| | says. I f'rgive We tn pool table
F" Well, sir, Jawn, he wept like
| child "Tooley,' he says, wen marcel
! side be side he says. Both iv us II
| tn front rank he says. 'Aldhermar
| Tooley an Alderman Schwartzmeis
ter. to free Ireland he says. But whel
does Germany come in?' he says. Ger
| manyr says |, Germany, Well, wei
| take care Nv Germany, all right. Wei
| let Germans into tn primries,' | says
! An there an thin we formed III Sars
feld-an'- Gatty camp. Gatty Is a Ger
man frrnd iv Schwartzmeister. W.
/ shook dice to see which nam'd CONF
| first. Ireland won. They was m!
| dice"
IL learned Schwartzmeister TIL Shan
! van-Voght befure we wus through, and
| I'VE got tn German naytional chun'
be hear-rt Itch nice nit wauss allu'
bay doitan-Whatll we have to drink
/ Jawn|'
And as Mr.. McKenna went out m
heard his friend muttering: Freed b.
tn Dutch Freed be the Dutch! An w
niver give thin so much as diligate.
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