The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-21

time Nv day with his customers he's q GIN
tieman an usu'Hy votes fright. But lave
a Garman win wan fight an both sides ~
tn sthreet won't hold him rr pride. Twas
so with Prince Hinnery. whin he'd licked
IN Chinnymen he went waikin' up an
down Tn 1r-ront iv tn continint iv Asia
with his thumbs stuck In his vest, cockin'
his nat al all tn wurrhld an m%intionin'
what ne done to ivrybody that passed
that way. TIL way 1 threated thin hay
then vas a sight yet says he. 'Aber.' he
says, III do snnywan that falls I'm me
way he says. 'Bedad. I WILL he says.
lie was iookin' FIR fight whin he heerd
that George Dooley an Packy Mountjoy
was mixin' up an away he whit to take a
hand In II. Cousin George was through
with tn spanyard an was settin' on top
Nv wan Nv his boats plsyin' on the coronet
fr to pass away tn time whin along
come Prince Hinnery. Well, me Garman
frfnd, what kin I do FIR YEP says George.
I've come up says Primo Hinnery. FIR
to Interfere In this fight he says. i don't
like the way ye have rolled me frind,
Packy Mounttoy,' he says. He's a towny
Nv mine. an I may nave a fuss with We
whin L hear firm me brother. already
says he. All Fright says George. All
fright, me buck gays he. All fright
he says. I'll wait FIR ye,' he says. to
hear from home he says, but he says,
in tn meantime he says. If We get be-
tween me an Packy.' he says, 'whin
Packy comes out firm the manhole.' he
says, I'll have TO push we ar-round.' he
says. III take no advantage Nv ye,' he
says. but tn postal facilities are poor
he says, an IL ye was in tn way l might
take a kick at We whether ye'd got q letter
frm home or not he says. An Irish
night he says, is no proper place FIR a
Garman boy he says. An he whit on
playin' 'O'Donnell Aboo' on tn coronet.
What happened to Schwartzmeister's
brother Hans'll happen to Prince Hinnery
N he dnnfN n ~Dt 80 It-Aanf Va Ar
Looey-a big chunk Nv a r-round-neaded,
good-natured lad. with no more BARN In
him thin a fshball-a Thorough man In his
thrade, too-cud carry half a dozen stems
on each arm over a steeDlcchase ccorse
without spillin' a dhrop. Well. wan right,
Looey had been loadin' himsilf M with
kimmel an cursed wsther. an he whit
out with tn two Regain boys that was Gil
lybratin' their havin' carri'd tn prim'ries
fr Willum ]. O'Brien be rollin' beer kags
down into tn Chinese laundhries. Well,
he had tn divvirs own Zine, though he
didn't know what twas all about. Inn
thinkin' II was SERIOUS an IN ReSans
on'y doin' IL be way Nv a joke. Al WY
time they rolled In a kag tn Chinnymen
r-run out In their ondacint cloths. an
Looey an tn Regain boys thrI1 bricks at
thin, an oh, twas gloryous spoo I FIR tn
Regans an mighty inthrestin' to
Schwartzmeister, him thinkin' twas Sc
ryous. Ather awhile tn Regain boys see a
man goin' up tn sthreet that'd wanst en-
pired a ball game again thin. an they
put out FIR him. But Looey bern a Gar-
man an not KNOWN how to ave or,
whit on rollin' beer Rags. Down 70 tn
bridge he come acrost a basemint with
lights in IT, an rolled a kag. because he
was a Garman an didn't see where tn
Joke inded. He rolled this kag down on
top Nv Wolfe Tone Haggerty. the shoe
maker, who was peggin' boots on his
bench. Haggerty was an INDUSTRIES man
an needle a r-rest an he d%hropped his
hammer an come boundin' out. Schwartz
meister. bein' him a Garman an not see
in that tn pint Nv tn joke was that tn
kag was rolled again a C~hinnyman,
heaved a r-rock at him. Haggerty come
firm near Clonmel. where tn first thing
they larn whin they lave tn mother is to
heave a r-rock al. tn mex thing to duck
wan. an he lodged an come up again
Looey like Clancy's fightin' goat Pether
Maher, an though a small man, an unar-
mored cruiser, We might say. took him
be tn feet an shtud him on his head.
Whln tn polls come out he had Looey I'm
a vacant lot an was jumpin' on him firm
on top iv the fnce. Twas at Taste A week
befure Looey cud see to make change
without proppin' his eyes open an fr a
long time he took his four quarts a day
through a sthrsw. Haggerty was on good
terms with tn OIL man an he dhropped in
TO see him tn mex day. 'Ogoost.' he says,
we must keep ye'er boy Looey off tn
sthreet,' he says. If he goes on In this
way he'll get into a fight he says.
81 hope Mr.. Dooley concluded, that
Prince Hinnery won't take Cousin George
Dooley FIR a C~hinnyman. IL he does he'll
get slammed"