The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-02-02

tody on gln'ral principles. tn
prosecution asked that an example be
made iv tn pris'ners Afther tisty-
mony had been inthrojooced shown
tn bad charackter iv tn men in tn
dock, Hohenzollern was put on tn
stand TO testify in his own definse. He
swore that he had no inmity again
Casthro, but Schwarztheim Nv
Schwartzheim an Hicks was a Ger
man frind Nv his, an ne wint down to
see that no injustice was done him.
Did he ask We to go?" asst tn coort.
NO" says TIL prisner, but me pres
tige as a slugger wud be in danger IL
didn't go over an punch this here
little naygur," he says. "Niver, niver
shud IL be said that a German citizen
shan't be able to collect his debts an
nywhere but in Germany" he says.
9Th mailed fist" he says, lis liver
raised FIR tn protiction-' mo more
Nv that" says tn judge. This is a
coort Nv law. Hohenzollern. ye're a
dangerous man. Ye're noisy, ritous an
offinsive. I'm determined to make an
example iv We, an sintence We TO stay
in Germany f'r tn rest iY ye'er nachraf
life, an may tn Lord have mercy on
ye'er sowl. AS FIR We, Edwards, ye're
even worse. will hold we without bail
ontl tn polls can collect all their ivi-
dince again We. Casthro. ye're dis
charged. TIL worst thing l cud think
iv dom to We is to sind We back TO
ye'er beautiful Vinzwala." TIL pris'-
ner Hohenzollern, made a dimon-
sthration while bein' raymoved firm tn
dock. II is undhershtud that Edward
or Edwards has offered to tell all he
knows, an promises to implicate siv'-
raj prominent parties
That's tn way thought 'twud be.
Be Hivens. Hinnissy, l looked forward
to tn day whin II a king, impror or
car started a rough house tn blue
bus wud come clangin' through tn
sthreets an they'd be hauled off to
Holland fr thrile. looked to see tn
United States Sinit pulled ivry month
or two an all tn officers Nv tn navy
fugltives firm justice. thought tn
coort wud have a kind IL a bridewelI
built where they'd sind tn internay-
tional dhrunks an disordhlies an
where We cud go amy day an see
Willum Hohenzolleron cooperin' a bari
an me frind Joe Chamberlain peggin'
shoes, while great war iditors, CORY
! spondints, statesmen, an other dis
turbers iv tn peace walked around in
| lock sthep an tn keeper Nv tn Jail
showed We a book filled with photy-
| CRAFTS Nv tn mos notryous Nv thin:
Number two thousan an wan, Joe
| Chamberlain, professional land grab
! Der, Ave years, or 'Willum Hohenzol-
lern, all-round ruffyon, life That wud
be tn fine day whin tn wagon wud
be backed up in fr-ront Nv tn party
| minis iy tn wurruld an tn bull-pen
wud be full iv INTERNATIONAL grafters.
| get-rich-quick OPERATORS an short
arm men, whin tn Monroe docthrine
wud be condimned as a public nus-
ance an South America wud be burn
! ed undher ordhers iv tn coort. But 1t
hasn't come Tn coort is there, nod
din at each other, hodin up Chiny-
men an naygurs, pickin' pockets,
BLOWN safes an endangerin' tn lives
! iv dacint people. They'se a warrant
out FIR Bill Hohenzolern but theyse
no wan to sarve 1t. He's on tn ram
| page, hreakin' windows an chasin'
people over tn roofs while Edward or
Edwards stands around tn corner
waitin f'r tn goods to be delivered
an savin' AMMUNITION to use ii on
his pal IL they quarrel over tn divide.
| There's tn interna ytional coort, We
| say, but | say, where ARE tn polls
! A coort's all Fright enough, but no
! coort's amy good onless ii Is backed
| up be continted constabulary, its
! counthry's pride. as tn pote says. Tn
! Car " Rooshya didn't go far enough.
| Wan good copper with a hickory club
is worth all tn judges between Am
sterdam an Rotterdam. l want to see
! III day whin JUS as Bill Hohenzollern
/ an Edward or Edwards meets on tn
corner an prepares a raid on a laun-
dhry big polisman will step out Nv
a dure an say: L want We. Bill, an
ye might as well come along quite
But suppose II wud be JUS tn same
thing as 1t Is now In rale life"
How's that?" asked Mr.. Hennessy.
AN tn biggest crooks wud get on
tn polls foorce," said Mr.. Dooley.