The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-12-05

bullets into ivry passing capitalist. Still an
other la-ad swore that he welcomed blood.
an If niciSSry to tn prisirvation " our lih-
critics wud swim in it. Now that sounds
bad, an if didn't know tn ia-ads Id fear
to go to bed iv nights. But l know thin.
Wan iv thm-th dinnymite lands q bar
Der an has no more idee iv what dinny-
mite is than tn man in TIL moon. TIL la-ad
that wants Winchesters lost his weeks SAL
airy thryin' to knock tn babies down a tn
las picnic Nv tn County Democracy. TIL
la-ad that wanted to swim in blood has
been tryin' FIR to get job in tn wather-
office.
$50 they 60 an I'm not afraid. TIL Amer
lean riVolutionist is tn mos peaceful man
on earth. He's as law-abidin'. as cain an
as good-nat ured as amy livin' man. Did We
liver hear iv wan Nv thin torch an bomb
lads swingin' torch or peSgn' bomb?
Not wan Afther they're through tn little
song an dance on Sundah afthernoon they
go home an play with tn babies. Thank
tn Lord we'er windy people an can let
out our bad sintimints be wurrud " mouth.
Il mind a man named August Schmidt q
Garman man an q baker. He was mimber
iv tn Cinthral Labor Union an tn Bomb
throwers' Protective an Binvolent AssOcia-
ton Number Wan. He r-read tn Arbeiter
Zetung an he'd larned to play tn Marse-
lazy on tn flute. That's a Frinch song sung
be Garmans. He was great man tr lam
guage, this here August Schmidt an livery
time he made q speech an 1t got into IN
papers some OF capitalist whose interior
machinery was not so young as 1t used TO
be wud throw tit an have to be taken TO
tn hospital.
in here FIR his beer, Schwartzmester down
tn sthreet bein' an inmy iv his. Wan night
he had quite a crowd around him an ne
was tellin' what is goin' to happen whin tn
revolution comes. TIL day is not far dis
tant.' says he. 'whin tn pole-tailed rat
that's what he called tn wurru1inmen-
Whin tn pole-taied rat will rise III his
might an cr-rush TIL minion iv capital he
says. 1t is close at hand he says. 'Dinny-
mite will do tn business FIR thin, he
says 'Ye need not laugh vet, Herr Dooley.
I tell we that tn people iv this country
will not stand to be crushed undher foot be
tn tyrant like tn fiddle wurrums already
he says i acknowledge no tyrant, he says.
some more vet he says. Rather wud give
up me life he says, thin succumb--.'
What it wasn't tn brave man wudden't
succumb to / dinnaw FIR just thin his wife
him. Ohgoost' she says. In minyit, says
he. 'Ohgo-o-ost,' says she a little louder.
All right, deary,' says TIL champion iv
revolution, I'm comm, he says Good nab
en-, gintlemen,' says he, my wife calls An.
he whit away to carry in coal.
"Afther he was gone OF man Dorsey
thatd been listenin' to him with open
mouth says: That there Schmidt is a dan
gerous man, an I'm thinlxin' Nv speakn to
tn polls about him., he says. 'Yell do nav
peaceful man as liver lived says an
he pays his debts. which is more than can
say FIR some Irish Republicans. This was
a shot at Dorsey He owed me- But tn
country is in danger fr' such men says
Mangan tn plumber. 'Divvle bit, says /.
"rh' country is niver in danger fir IN
man that carries in coal FIR his wife. no
matter what he says, l says. August
Schmidt is a pillar iv tn govermint. ! says.
He'll do no har-rm,' l says. But, l says
If Mrs. August Schmidt liver breaks loose
hivin help this Nation l says. An that's
tn truth"