Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-03
CHIMMIE FADDEN.
Mr.. Paul's Valet and James Interrupt an
Anarchist Meeting and Enjoy Themselves.
WRITTEN THE EVENING EDWARD TOWNSEND.
Copyright 1904 W. Townsend)

used to think dat Jap was a kind of
a Chink-a Chinaman. Dey isn't A Chink
can't box, can't do ting wit de boxing
gloves, and Jap can; OATS what makes
Jap man you can make pal of. Dis Jap
valet of Mr. Paurs-his name is Tomozo,
so / call him Tommy, to help make an
American of him-he sees me giving Mr.
Paul his exercise wit de boxing gloves, and
he says to me, "Chimmie,' he says, II d like
to learn dose tricks" he says. Well, Tommy
is a good sport and sells me Mr.. Paufs
close cheap, so 1 says: ''Soitainly, Tommy,
j says, put on de mitts, and Wen have a
round or two for a starter"
NY N.Y. but he was fierce. He came in
at me like he was our bun pup having
mx-up wit a mastiff and / had to give him
few hot ones to make him keep his dis
lance But he was hungry for to loin, and in
a week or two he knew as much about de
game as i could teach him, and wanted to
pull off few rounds every day.
Seeing dat he had as good a fighting heart
as any man l ever stood up to 1 says TO
him: Tommy" l says, how is it dat you
amt back in your own country taking a
hack at de Russians, wit de rest of your
gang?'
When 1 asked him dat seen dat it was
sore subject wit him. Mr.. Chames, ne
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country, but does of us who are getting
good wages are told by our consuls to keep
our places, and send money home TOT ae
hospitals; for dat way we can do more goou
dan by going home and fighting. Dere is
plenty of men to fight, but dere is not many
who can send money. We-boys like me
who get big wages in dis country-seno
enough money to cure hundreds OF hshters
who are wounded so dat dey may go back
to de fighting. OATS de way we are help
ing our country, but I'd RAIDER be night
ing
/ guess de boss mugs who dope out de
game for keeping de well-paid boys mere at
work know what dey are about. But l felt
sorry for de boy dat he never had chance
to put up his fists against a Russian. SO
says to him dat IL he felt his mind ana
digestion would be better if he had a little
run-in wit an enemy of his country-and OF
all countries-I could accommodate him
without our leaving de Island of Manhattan,
where anything wort having, or wort getting
rid Of was always on tap.
He tanked me wit tears in his peppers,
and said if 1 could give him chance to
let off little of de war steam he had up,
and dat was like to bust him II 1t dldn
blow off. he'd let me have dozen neck
ties Mr.. Paul had trun out to him, witout
no charge to me-
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