The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-08-31


well" said Mr.. Dooley, according to
the Chicago Journal. Il see be tn papers
that tn snow-white pigeon iv peace has
tied up tn dogs " war. It's al over
now. All we've got to do is to arrest tn
pathrites an make tn reconcenthradios
pay tn stamp tax and be r-ready fr to
take punch at Germany or France or
Rooshia, or amy country on tn face iv
tn globe.
An I'm glad iv IT, This war, Hin
Missy, has been a gr-reat sthrain on me.
To think iv tn suffering I've endured!
FIR weeks I lay awake at nights fearin'
| that tn Spanish ar-armadillo'd lave tn
Cape Verde Islands, where it wasn't, an
take tn thrain out here an hur-rl death
| an destruction into me little sthore Day
be day tn pitiless exthries comes out an
beat down on me.
But me wurruk amt over jus because
Mack has inded tn war an Teddy Rosen-
felt Is home to bite tn Sicrety " War.
You an me, Hinnissy has got to bring
on this here Anglo-Saxon 'liance. An
Angio-Saxon, Hinnissy, is a German that's
| forgot who was his parents. They've a
lot ~ thin in this country. They must
be as mlnny as two In Boston; they Sc
one up in Maine, an another lives at
Boggs Ferry in New York state, an
dhrives milk wagon. Mack is an Anglo
Saxon. His folks come firm tn county
Armagh, an their naytional Anglo-Saxon
hymn is 'O'Donnen Aboo'
hear of Teddy Rosenfelt plungin'
INTO ambushcades an sicrety iv wars but
| dye hear iv Martin Dooley, tn man be-
mind tn guns, four thousand miles be-
hind thin, an wilin' 10 be further-Ihey
ARE no Do-oys fr me! I'm what Hogan
! caIls wan ~ tn mute, ingloryous heroes
" tn war; an not so mute. ayther. Some
Gay hogan, Justice'll be done me, an tn
likes lV NE, an whin the story iv a
gr-reat battle is written they'll print tn
Kit tn wounded, tn missin' an tn Sc
r!ously disturbed. An thin that have bore
thHnsliVes well an bravely an pad tn
taxes an, faced tn deadly newspa-apers
"lthout hlnchin' II be advanced six pints
an given chanst to turin Jack FIR th'
game. -
Teddy Rosenfelt is another Anglo-Sax-
on. An I'm Anglo-Saxon I'm wan iv
IN hottest Anglo-SaXons that liver come
OUT ~ Anglo-SaXony. The name iv Dooley
mas been tn proudest Anglo-Saxon name in
| an county Roscommon FIR NANNY wears
'SchWartzmeister is an Anglo-Saxon
put ne doesn know it, an won't till some
wan tells him. Peter Bowler down Inv
IN trInch church, is formin' tn Circle
Francaisze-Anglo-Sa Saxon Absfnthe club an,
me OF trlnd Domingo that used to boss tn
J.
agAan had tn sthreet CONTRACT. viii
! march at III head iv tn dago Anglo-Sax-
on when tn times comes There ARE
twinty thousan' Rooshian Jews az a quar-
ter vote in tn sivinth wa ard an arm
I ed with rag hooks they'd be a tur-rible
things FIR amy inimy iv tn Anglo-Saxon
| alliance TO face
TIL Bohemians an Pole Anglo-Saxons
may be little slow in wakin' up to What
| IN pa-apers calls our common hurtage
but We may be sure they'll be all right
! whin they're called on. We've cot to-
gether an Anglo-Saxon lance in This
wa-ard, an goin' to ilict Sarsfield O'Briea
prsidint Hugh O'Nein Darsey vice presi-
dent, Robert Immitt Clancy sicrity an
| Wolfe Tone Malone three-asure. O'Brien'H
| be good wan to have. He was in the
IFenian r-raid, an his father carried pike
in 49, An he's in tn clan. Besides, ne
has a sthrong pull with tn Ancient Arh-
! der of Anglo-Saxon Hibernyans.
'They'se goin' TO be a debate on III
lance at tn 9S picnic at Ogden's grove, -
| said Mr.. Hennessy.
''P'raps.' said Mr.. Dooley, sweetly, "ye
might like to borry tn loan Nv an ice
! pick?"