Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1898-09-03
The Strain Is Over.

Chicago Journal: well" said Mr..
Dooley, 81 see be tn papers that tn snow
white pigeon ~ peace have tied up tn
dogs iv war. Ali we've got to do is to
artist tn pathrites an make tn recon-
centhradios pay tn stamp tax an. be
r-ready FIR to take a punch at Garmany
or France, or Rooshia, or any country
on tn face ~ tn globe:
An I'm glad iv II. It's war, Hinnissy,
has been a great sthrain on me. To tink
iv tn suff-rin I've endured. FIR weeks
| lay awake at night fearin' that tn Span
ish ar-rm-adillo'd lave tn Cape Verde ISL
ands, where 1t wasn't, an take the thrain
out here an hur-rl death an destruction
into me little store. Day be down on me.
We hear of Teddy Rosenfelt plungin' into
ambus-cades an secrity iv wars, but aye
hear iv Martin Dooley, tn man behind tn,
guns, 1900 miles behind thin, an willin
to be further? They ARE no bokays TT
me-. I'm what Hogan calls one iv tn.
mute, inglorious heroies ~ tn war, an not
so dam mute ayther. Some day, Hogan,
justice'H be done me-, an tn likes ~ me,
an whln tn story Nv tn great battles
is sor written th msiIr, print on n IN seriously H1asii d Ine
turbed. An thin that have born thin
selves well an bravely and paid tn taxes,
an faced tn deadly newspapers, without
finchin', II be advanced six pints an CIV
en- a chanst to turin Jack fr tn game.
But we work amt over JUS, because
Mack had inded tn war an Teddy R9sen.
felt is comm home to mate tn sicrity Nv
bring on this here Anglo-Saxon lance.
An Anglo-Saxop, Hinnissy, is q German
that's forgot who was his parents. They
are a lot iv thin in this country. They
must be as many as two in Boston.
They'se one up in Maine, an another lives
at Boggs Ferry in New York state, an
dhrives a milk wagon. Mack Is an Anglo
saxon. His folks come firm tn county
Armagh, an their naytional Anglo-SaXon
hymn is 'O'Donnell Aboo.' Teddy Rosen-
felt is another Anglo-SaXon. An IN an
/ np1p-Goypp I'm NCan Nv tn hottest An
glO-SaXons that liver come out ~ Anglo,
Saxony. Tn name Nv Dooley. has been IN
proudest Anglo-Saxon name In TN county
RosCommon FIR nanny years.
"Schwartzmeister is an Anglo-Saxon,
but he doesn't know 1t an won't till some
wan tells him. Pether Bowbeen down be
tn Frinch church Is formin' tn circle
Francaize Anglo-Saxon Abslnthe club, an
me OF frind Domingo that, used to BOSS
tn Archey r-road Wagon whin Cailaghan
had tn sthreet contract VIII march at IN,
hid iv tn Dago Anglo-Saxons Win IN,
time comes. There ar-re tWitny thousano
Rooshin Jews at a quarter a vote IN IN
Sivinth ward, an ARMED with rag HOOKS
they'd be a tur-rible thing fr any lnnImy
~ tn Anglo-Saxon lance to face. The
Bohemians an Pole Anglo-SaXons may De
a little slow In wakin up TO what IN pa
apers calls our common hurtage, put ye
may be sure they'll be all fright whin
they're called on. We've got together an
Anglo-Saxon 'liance in this wa-ard, ana
we're goin' to ilict Sarsfeld O'Brien, prls-
| 1Gent, 1lRn " Nelll bdlSty VIZ
Robert Immitt Clancy sicrety an Wolfe
Tone Malone three-asurer. O'Brienn be
a good wan to nave. He was in the Fenian
r-raid. an his father carried a pike IN
forty-eight. An he's in tn Clan. Besides
he has a sthrong pull with tn Ancient Or
dher ~ A~nglo-Saxon Hibernians.
II tell we, whin tn clan an tn sons ~
Sweden an tn Banana club an tn Circle
Francalze an tn Pollacky BENEVOLENT So
ciety an tn Rooshian Sons of Dinnymite
an'.th' Benny Birth an tn Coffee Clutch
that Schwartzmeister r-runs. an tn Tur-
rn~d'yemind an tn Holland society an, tn
Afro-Americans an tn other Anglo-Sax
ons begin fr to raise their Apglo-Saxon
battle cry it'll be all day with tn eight
or nine people in tn worruld that has tn
misfortune ~ not bein' brought up Anglo
SaXons.'
"They'se goin' to he a debate on tn II
eance at tn ninety-eight picnic at Og-
denis gr-rove," said Mr.. Hennessy.
''P'raps," said Mr.. Dooley, sweetly, "'ye
might like to borry tn loan Nv an Ice
pick