The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-26
DooIey. the AngIc-Saxon.
Chicago Journal.


well" said Mr.. Dcoiey. 1 see oa IN pa
apers that IN snow-white pigeon " peace
have tied up III dogs w war. It's all ever
now. All we've GOT 20 do IS TO arresr ts'
pashritss ar make the reccncen thrsdsos
pay tn stamp tax an be ready rr 10 take
punch at tiarnany or France or Rcoshia
or amy country Oh III face " III globe.
"An In glad Is &. This war, HiunisSy,
has been a gr-reet strain On me- To
think iv the suf.erin' I've endured, Fr
weeks lay awake a: nights fearin' that
tn Spanish ar-rmadiiio'd lave tn Cape
Verde is.anis. where II wasn't. an take tn
thraIn out here ar aur-ri death an de-
s1hrucsion into me little store. Day by dag
tn pisiless exthries come out an beat
down on me. Ye hear Of Teddy Rossra-
felt plungin' into anshus-ca2es an slcrety
iv wars, but dye hear Nv Martin Dcoley
tn ma1 behind the guns. four thousan
miles behind Thin, ar wiltn' 10 be further
They ARE 10 bokays rr me. I'm what
Hogan calls wan ~ tn mute, ingioryous
heroes iv tn war: an not so dam mute,
ayther. Some day, Hogan, iustice'Il ne
done me, an tn likes iv me. an when III
STORY IL a great hattie Is written they'll
print tn kilt, IN wounded tn niissin' an
tn SERIOUSLY disturbed. Ar thin tina,
have bore thinssilves well an braveiy an
paid tn taxes an faced tn deadly news
q
six nints an given chance to turn jack
or tn game.
But Eae wurr,lk ain. over teS' because
Mack has ira5ed tn war an Teddy Rosen-
felt il cosnin' home 10 bite the sicrety iv
war. You an me-. Hinnissy. has got 70
bring on this here Angio~Saxon 'lieanca.
An Anglc-Saxon. Hinnissy. is Garman
that's forgot who was his parents They're
10. ~ thin IN this country They must
tn -.
up in Maine. an another lives NJ at Boggs
Ferry. in New York state. an dhrivea
milk wagon. Mack is an Anglo-Saxon.
His folks come rim tn County Armagh
an their nay;ional Ang,o-Saxon hymn is
'O'Donnsli Aboo.' Teddy Rosenfelt Is an
other Angles Saxon. An I'm m Anglo
Saxon. I'm wan ~ III hottest Anglo
Saxons that iyer come ont ~ Anglo-Sax-
ony. Tn name " Dooley has been III
pvouaes. Anglo-SaSon name In III County
Roscomnlon fr many years.
'fSchwartzmsister is an ArgioISaxon, hut
ne DOESN'T know II an wort ill some wan
tells him. Pethar Bowbeen down he tn
Frinch church is fornlin' tn Circle Fran
ca.ze Angio-Saxon Ahsinthe Clab an me
o. frind Domingo that used 10 boss III
Af-rehey r-road wagon whin Callsghan
had tn sthreet contract will march AT
tn head IN m Dago Anglo-Ssxons whu
san Rooshian Jews AT auarther vnte II,
tn Siv:nth ward. an ARMED with rag
hooks they'd be 'ur-rb'e thing fr amy
tnimy iv L AnGio-Saxon 'iieance 20 face.
Tn BohemIans an Pole Anglo-Ss xons
may he 4 little slow in wakln' mp ~ what
tn pa-apers calls our common hurtage.
but " may be sure they'll be All fright
whin they're called on. We've got .oSeth~
er an Anglo-Saxon lieance in this WIZARD.
an we're goin' to il3ct Sarsfeld 0Brsen
prisia,nt. Hugh o'Ne.ll Darsey Vice pris!-
dirt. Robert Immitt Clancy sicrs;y. an
Wolfe Tone Malone three-asurer.
O'Bren.l be a good WIN TO have lie vas
IN the Fautan r-ra.9 an his father carried
q PIKE IN fcrty-eight. An he's in tn Clan.
Besides. he has sthrorg pril with tn
Ancient Ordher Is AngleSaxon Hberny-
ans
II tell ye. whn IN Clan an IN Sons iv
Sweden an III Raasra Ciub ar tn Circle
Fra ncatzp ar IN Pollacky BENEVOLENT So
ciety an tn Rooshap SonS ~ Dinnymita
an tn Benny Pr..h an IL Coffee Clutch
that Sehwarizneister r-ru1s an III Tur-
rna-yesn nd an tn Holland Society an
sti Afro-Ancricans an ~ other Anglo
Saxons begin r. ~ raise their Anglo-Sax-
or hattie cry it'a be all day with IN eight
or nine peope in tn wurru'd that has tn
misfortune iv not beiu' brought up Anglo
Saxons."
'They'se goin' 10 be debate on the
'Iisance a. the ninety-eight picnic at og-
denis grove" said Mr. HenneSsy.
''Praps." sad SIR. Dooiey. sweetly, Eye
might Ike to borry tn loan iv an ice