The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1921-08-20
FULLER BULL TELLS FRIEND
HOGAN OF THE CONCESSIONS
AT HOO-BOO-LOO FAIR.
Mr.. Red Hogan,
New York City.
NV Carmine Pal: :

Mr. Red Hogan,
| New York City.
! My Carmine Pal:
Do you know, Red, you come
close as the bark to not bein' ON the
receivin' end of last weeks note
Sure did, Old Sox, if the Capt. OF
the Linnietype hadn't knowed that
you was all cooked and primed, and
if he handn't burnt late juice-well
that letter would been listed with
the horses at the bottom of the no.
tation-so Red, take your lid off to
Capt. Linnietype.
Red, this hamlet's gone clean into
the bag of the Hoo-Boo-Loo's-lock,
stock and barrel! Why it's even got
on the pun line. Bo, l heard jane
yell out to a jell: "Say Clarence, do
you know who?" "Do / know who's
who" No. Who" Why, Hoo-Boo-
Loo, of coursew This same fish
goes down to the post Office, sticks
his mug into the grill and pokes this
at the Capt. of the letters. "Say,
Mister, got anything for Lou?" The
Master of the Missives gave Clar-
ence the once-over. Like he was
wonderin' where it broke out from,
and says with dignity, ''There's a
bunch o. Loos in this bur, what one
do you mean? why returns in
nocent Clarence, "Why, Boo-Hoo-
Loo, of coursew Just bout that time
some feller yells out, "Git fer home
Bruno" and Clarence fades.
So, bo, it won't do to ask any
questions this week, specially if
you put WHO to it.
Red, the Grand Kah:yak of the
Hoo's, what's refereein' the main
bout-him what's SO Ernest about
it all-has changed the date to Sat.
and Sun. the prelims start off at 5
of the P. NJ, and goes continuous till
the crowd evaporates on its own
strength-there will be an intermis-
sion from about midnight of the P.
NJ, Sat. till 2 of the P. M. on Sun.
when the main bout starts the pre-
face for the lops and a general
wrestling match which will include
everybody what amt excluded and
every bo IL git a throw for his kale.
The M. DIS what preside over the
germs in this burg all asfed me to
stake that no none will need leave
the grounds on account of over
supply, for they'll have whole set
of pumps on hand what can handle
any old thing-fron a peanut to a
cocoa-nut. Any kind of operation
can transpire right on said campus
regardless and the proceeds will be
diverted to the diversion of the di-
versifiers-the if you happen to get
a cough there'lI be oodles of sympa-
thisers what will insist upon being
also prestnt to see that you cough
up your weekly allowance and a lit
tie |. o. U. on what's coming later.
Kid Sistrunk says that as he's Secre-
tary he wants to be there when the
cough drops. Oh! good morning,
Lozenge!
So, Mister Hogan, you can imag-
inc that the aforesaid scrimmage
will make the Argonne resemble an
argument in the asylum for the deaf
and dumb.
Fontaine Fox is goin' to loan all
his family for the main bout to the
viz: The Skipper will have the cor
ner Gro. Katrinka will heave over
at the Lemonade guzzlery. The
Professor will tabulate his tabules in
the Far East Tent. Vernon McNutt
will tend to the nuts and nutesses at
the ball-throwing contest where they
will try to bust the nut of the cele-
brated Tar baby of Nicaise avenue.
Tom-boy Taylor will keep the ice
cream cold and Edith will be found
among the other dolls. The balance
of the Fox tribe will dish out tickets
On the Jackass.
Next week, sometime, Red, theys
goin' to be meetin' here of every
Irishman and every man woman who
sympathizes with the Micks. It don't
matter dern if you're a Mick or a
Scandinavian, as long as you're
ready to give the glad hand to the
Cause of Ould Erin, you're welcome
to jine the Sim Feiners of Bay st.
Louis. Therell be a bunch up at
the court house, bo, and before the
curtain drops every mothers son
and daughter will acknowledge st.
Patrick as their grandfather. They
hain't no religion in this, its only Ire
land and for Ireland. Anybody
what's got drop of freeman's blood
in his makeup will raise hand.
Yours and Ireland's.
FULLER BULL.