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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
EAST PROVIDENCE
WatChemOkst Tribe Of Red Men
Elects Board Of Officers.
MassasOit Club TO Hold a
Watch Meeting-- --Othsr Notes.
Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Munroes Boston Store,
Watchemoket square.

The following were elected as the Off
GERS OF Watchemoket tribe, Of Red Men,
for 1906, at a meeting held last evening:
Sachem. Charles L. Whitaker; senior
| sagamore, William G. Wall; Junior saga
more. Joseph A. Carpenter; prophet, ,Clar-
ence Burdette chief OF records. Theodore
w Jencks; keeper Of wampum, Edwin b.
Lincoln collector OF wampum. Il. Fred
| Gottschalk: trustee. William Bowen:
! representatives TO the great council, -.
| d. Vickery L. ID. Carpenter and Clar-
! ence Burdett: alternates. Clarence Bur-
| dett, j. b. Kase and George @. Bliss;
keeper OF paraphernalia, musical direc-
tor, II. A. Wertz
WILL HOLD WATCH MEETING
At the meeting Of the Massasoit club
! Thursday evening, Councilman Herbert
r. Horton won a handsome silk umbrella,
! for winning at whist with a score OF 81.
| This evening the club will hold its annual
watch meeting. and at 8 o'clock a supper
will be served The festivities will con-
tinue until midnight, and will be under
the supervision OF John h. Carpenter, who
is chairman Of the house committee.
MINOR MENTION.
Tax Collector Pickersgill reports that
so far, the amount received from poll tax
es is not as large as last year but he
thinks that by tonight, the deficiency will
be much smaller The office will be Open
ed this evening, for the benefit OF those
who have not paid, and who have de-
sire 10 save an extra A.25.
Harry STAFF. who was arrested at 20
Mauran avenue yesterday morning by
Patrolman Taggart, was arraigned at the
session OF the Seventh district court this
morning on the charge OF being drunk,
and was fined 81 and costs. Staff came
home "chock a-block' Thursday evening
and undertook 10 be the boss of the
house which led TO his arrest
The funeral OF Bridget widow Of Mich
olas Cosgrove. was held at the residence
OF her son, Nicholas, at 1S Woodard
avenue, this morning and later services
were held at the Church OF the Sacred
Heart, the Rev. FIR. John f. Haney. Of
flciating Late in the afternoon the re-
mains were taken 10 Putnam, Conn, for
interment
Mr. John Hurley OF the Mayors club is
spending n few days I'm New York In the
interest OF the Remington Printing Co, he
being the vice president and manager Of
the company
The Watchemoket Fire Company will
meet Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
A SACRED CONCERT

sacred concert will be given at the
Empire theatre tomorrow afternoon and
evening for the benefit OF the Ladies'
Benevolent Hebrew association. James
Kennedy will appear and Willard s. Dyer
will sing other singers will he the
Original Bay state quartet and Juliette
Atkinson.
Professor Harry Wee will show NOV
Ing pictures and Miss Edna Kelly will
read Miss Annie Hewins will give bal
lad selections and the Empire Theatre
orchestra will play.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
NEW YEAR WITH THE etKS

The Providence Lodge of Elks and visit
ing brothers will meet az the lodge rooms
on New Years day AT II o'clock a. m. for
the purpose of conRratulatlng their Grand
Exalted Ruler and Offering toasts TO their
absent brothers.
This service will be carried out by
every Elk lodge I'm existence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30

Mines directly west OF the LeRoi
and LeRoi No. 2, two Of the largest
gold copper mines I'm the world, both
OF which have paid large dividends.
Same identical ore and veins now In
sight on the BIG FOUR
Assays from s. to $500 In gold. cop
| per, silver. etc, as now on exhibition
In the city orc exhibit. causing con-
/ siderable attention.
We have two miles Of railway on Big
Four property. with water and timber
] in abundance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30

Rossiand ore shipments for 1902. $50. 600
tons Shipped for 1903. about $4,000
tons Total value OF Rossland ores
mined, S25.L10. 900
Refsrences-The Hon Mayor. Gold
Commissioner. postmaster, or any
bank or business man In city.
Shs res can be had on instalmsnt
plan. payments monthly.
Company has no debts or habilitiea
Rossland's large ore bodies arc
great success with the concentration
system OF ore reduction.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
THE PHARMACEUTICAL ERA,
OF New York City.
"The Only Weekly Pharmaceutical Journal
In America"

"The Only Weekly Pharmaceutical Journal
IN America"
And recognized as a standard publication
by the druggists in all parts Of the known
world without any solicitation from "The
Mrs winslows Soothing Syrup" proprie-
tors. in It's issue Of August 18th. 1905
gives credit TO the good and well known
and old trned remedy. Mrs Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. as follows. viz.
FOR THREE GENERATIONS.
Through long usage. certain names be-
come instinctively associated In the pub
lie mind with certain articles This is the
case with soothing syrup. Already the
readers mind frames tho name Of Wins
low But why Is this. Because Mrs
winslow's Soothing Syrup has been so
well known on the market for so long
Would II have krpt It's place II 70 had
not been q good remedy when We aee
a sign. This firm established In 1915"
n establishes confidence. Mrs Winslow' =
Soothing Syrup was put on the market
first over sixty years ago All jobb-rs
carry n. Manufactured by the Anglo
American Drug Co, 2l5 Fulton street.
New York
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
WANTED

A BRIGHT. active. honest boy, VINO
can and Will sell and deliver papers i'm
Riverside Boy wanted who will
build up route of his own. Apply at The
News, Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
ALMLRA Z. HUNT

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at & ! and per cent
Hours s-lO a. m. :12-2:s0 .. IN Telephoos
1i62-t Division Street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30
The News OF the State
RIVERSIDE.
Poll Tax Collections Are a
Little Behind Those Of Last
Year.. ..Other Items.

Items OF news can be left az Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue ana
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
Wanted in waxahachie.

negro who was arrested short
time ago on a charge of affray and
who has been serving his time out
in the city prison was identified yes
terday morning by a deputy sheriff
from Waxahachie who says that the
man is wanted there on a charge of
theft
The negro gave his name as Bob
Wilson when arrested here and his
time in the lookup would have been
out last night. The name fthe
negro wanted In Waxahachie for
theft is said TO be Bud Wheat but
the man here has been identified as
the same person.
Instead of being turned out of jail
last night and given his freedom the
negro was taken in charge by the
officer from Waxahachie and was
taken TO that town TO stand trial on
la far more grave charge than was
ever against him here. Fort Worth
Record
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
A HEAVY PENALTY
Ix-wtS sIsosv Nu~s I'Ay Iteassy fos
sulassax tssai tssss issEs t.sW.

tn shw enmmtt tnHFt yesterday @st
feFnoen i.ewts Nasefe fhn aesFa who
wa# Aromehf hefw sHndAY nGeas fFum
bsHissn. enseFra plea ug saGlfs 10
sAAEas ~ violating fhs E=sal up.
sea law of Ef3ls enWn3y 4e wa&
flums So ard EsveH q fwsm - sarfw
aAsM H sail Tree aefemaAnf feYsnmF.
ls lived IN she sseFr~tt eowuunsts
80 maa lnalefed ~ the wran8 fnfs
Lass usaoAef but fefs the enuufy b~-
fore hss arrest as affected fis ra.
turned ta b~misen last w@w9 aad un
sMtmgaaF wMm arrested "a that elfs
14a sEnish appeared tswfnFw fhw
cnmnsv rzsmFs sA&a tnurmlnE And en-.
sersa = plea uf gnslty ln twsa aassss
~ violating ths tnral 0pfsan lmw
stw was fined a@A sad g1yan twmmty
aaga IN Jail In eAeh EMm~
Per the alleged tAaaR 1T : ps@ea
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

The Southwestern University base
ball team of Georgetown will be here
Thursday and Friday TO play a series
.of two games with Trinity Univer-
sity. These will he the last games
OF the season for Trinity, and as both
teams ara In fine condition some
good playing may be expected The
game each afternoon will be called
at O'Clock Special cars will leave
the public square for the university
campus al 3.30 The admission will
be 25 cents The ladies have i
special invitation to attend
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
SUNDAY School Morkars.

The annual convention of the Ellis
County Sunday school Association
will be held in Waxahachie May II.
Every SUNDAY school in the county
is earnestly requested 10 send dele
gates A very Interesting and in
structlve programme has been pre-
pared M c. D Meigs, state secre-
tary will be with us and you will
miss something if you do not hear
him Let us make this convention a
red letter day in sunday school work.
Every denoul luation is urged TO co
operate in this work Do not wait
on some one else TO come. but come
yourself and bring others We well
come you We need you. We expect
You.
J. D COGHLAN. Pres
!. T. SPENCER. Secy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
THE ONE CROP IDEA.
Has Practically Been Abandoned by
The Collin County Farmers.

Mckinney. Tex, May S.-The Col
lin county farmer as rule has
abandoned the one crop idea He
has felt the evil effects of sowing all
wheat or oats from the total of
either crops by the aphis or green
bug in 1901. Some of our best hog
raisers came from the Northwest
where in past years they experienced
the danger Of planting all hogs from
loss from cholera. Equally SO do
they dread the idea of planting all
cotton, with two-million surplus
on hand: for they know that with
out a cut of 25 per cent throughout
the South Accent cotton is maximum
price This is the age Of progress,
and there is no excuse for any farmer
longer refusing TO cooperate with
the Southern Cotton Association in
trying to market the cotton crop on
the ineyorable law of supply and de-
mand The merchant banker, edit
IoF. tradesman are equally interested
in the work Of Harvey Jordon, F. s.
Peters and r. z. Smith in their eff
forts to protect the Souths great
staple crop from becoming the means
Of impoverishiug their own beloved
Southland instead Of ettriciIiug it
making it blossom as a rose We
have a monopoly on the cotton crop,
and 1t is passing strange that there
is a class Of cotton raisers who are so
selfish. unpatriotic, and blind to
their own interests, as to refuse to
cut their acreage any, being such
barnacles on the wheel of progress
as to practically prevent the sailing
through the tempestuous seas which
obstruct It's pathway 1t is to be
hoped that the star OF reduction
which has been leading us by its
increasing light, may aot entirely be
extinguished by such obstructionists,
who must be unconscious of the devil
of a fix they put US in. 1t is c0nsid
cred wrong and sinful to speak evil
of those that persecute US, but this
is q time when We more consistently
ask a kind Providence to avert the
evils of "OyerproduCtion, though
ii be necessary TO increase the boil
worm and boil weevil 10 decrease the
output. Innocence Abroad, stand
by your guns and inject into the
Texas farmers minds the value OF di-
versification, and in years to come
they will rise up and call you the
Moses to lead them out of the will
derness. AARON COFFEE.
The Old Cotton Planter"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

Second class cglonft tseaefa co
rh0eulx Arts ana California rotHtE.
vlA FL a r. T. n RI az rate ol &@b.
Dste - sale aAlly March ! tB May
l Ana talsy SEPT 3 to 0et 80.
ke stAte &eSss aa1 tFlarD 3 f6.
aaaesEf FneeIEr Wl*slan Convention
uate 81 sale MAJ tT and u.s. l3m4f
Wav -~
Gee HetowH auH rtturt g. CD. .ae
eaanE f8MElsEee suGrc.sea
SoHsheesfaFr tufNersts uu elf
3GNe au1 tsmlt sana
A.eN@ trse @Ef He8ru g. tN
att0HHt State HHH CtgM GA
s#ls Ma IS Ama tim Mss &C.
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saaaf Grand Cogu.H e. Ua
sale ti ans UefEHE &c tamu
MAJ tB
louisville Ks Mu# fsnfu sGrG@
asf0ahf tnttwa Csmfe&sfztR N#frr
sns ReHniun pa eate fHee - tH
sna i@ a.&mN tuHe ~
Dallas ana refsrm 8 serarui
e4aa AAanA~rs AAsw g@fleH nn azis
fams 2 aua tGmH s@He ta
fb~a8s@n Ama f@smrm sH Suraa
Carnival ara Festival 0n satm Mas
f& u Ana 50 L4mlf aAse fuilow
RS 4Ase of saEe
La Porte Aaa 0esmrn sc So nAp
tas8 Yemnm Fsesna@s tnlam Ama "a
I eamnm@nt ia sase gmnw ~ ~ ans
Is iAmsf faae se.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
FOR THE FLOWER SHOW

Our chrysanthenums are now
ready. We have a good assort-
ment, ranging from so cents to
.S2.25 a dozen. We offer a $40
premium to the person growing
the largest chrysantheuuu,
(Duehhan). { and $500 worth Of
plants, (The winners selection) ,
for the largest chrysanthemun,
any variety, plants bought from
US. This contest is open to every
one. except persons growing flow
ers for sale. The Daughters OF
the Coniederacy VIII award the
prizes at their flower show in No
ver1beT.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

The Eits County Medical Society
met at Ennis yesterday in bi-month-
Iy session.
The members elected were DR.
IN. J. Pickett of Milford; Dr. r. A.
Pierce Of Ferris and DR.. Nations OF
Avalon. Or. A L. Thomas was re-
celyed from the Kaufman county So
eiefy.
Dr. G. NJ Hacker of Dallas read
a paper and Dr. Tisdaie of Ferris
presented a patient, a little child,
suffering from infantile paralysis.
Others on the program were Drs.
o. p. Sweat of Waxahachie. R. A.
Mccall and J A Tate OF Ennis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
Attention

Graduates of 1905:
We have had 80 many calls for
dainty match laces to trim Eradu-
ating gowns that we ordered some
choice patterns and they ara here
Come and get your choice. Woman 5
Exchange II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

North Central District of WOmea's FEEDER.
aied Clubs Of Texas Adjourn.

By unanimous vote yesterday af-
ternoon the North Central district
of the Women's Federated clubs of
Texas. selected Bonham as the place
of their meeting next year. No other
place was in nomination for the hon
or OF entertaining the federation
The new officers elected are as
follows: Mrs, C. W. Wiley of McKIn-
ney, president; Mrs. Cosgrove of
Pilot Point. vice president, Mrs.
Burton of Mckinney, secretary; Mrs
Hill OF Cleburne, treasurer.
Mrs. John B Pondrum of Pilot
Point, the retiring president, was
elected delegate to the state biennial
meeting and Mrs. Bradford of Bon
ham was named as alternate.
When the club reconyeued yester-
day afternoon at 1870 the report of
clubs were resumed and completed.
Mrs. George X Meyer Of Dallas
read well-prepared paper On "The
Benefits !eeG-..*scs4! from District
meetings"
Boys Clubs, as Related to Ju-
venile Courts" was the subject of
a paper by Mrs. ]. c. Weaver OF Dali
las She declared that the neglect
~ boys caused the criminals of the
country and filled the states prisons.
A we'll conducted club for BOYS
would furnish them pleasant and
profitable entertainment aud keep
them off the street corners. she said.
Mrs. r.. : Fulton of Van Alstyne
read an excellent paper on Parks
and School Grounds. iu which she
made strong plea for an improve
ment tn the grounds around school
buildings by the planting OF shade
trees. flowers and shru3bery Work
of this kind Is hindered ia many
towns OF the state because school
grounds are too small
Mrs Maggie Barry Of the Kidd
Key college OF Sherman spoke from
notes on the topic OF The Literary
side Of Club Work
Miss Eleanor Winn Of Dallas was
on be program 10 read a paper on
Art In Public Schools. bat was not
present at the meeting Her paper.
however. was read by Mrs obenehain
Of Dallas
One of the most interesting papers
read during the meeting was By Miss
Wilson OF the Dallas Free Kinder
aarten association Her topic was
The Kindergarten as a Preparation
for Citizenship" and many strong
points showing that kindergarten
training for children is a very potent
factor in their matured life
Mrs Cone Johnson Of Tyler. a
member Of the board OF regents of
the Girls Industrial college of Arts
az Denton. read a paper on The VAL
ue OF the College OF Industrial Arts -
She devoted some time 10 showing
the great work which has already
been accomplished by that iustitu-
tion in preparing Young ladies for
the duties OF life She said that one
of the greatest needs just nov Is a
dormatory for the young ladies where
/ they can be given better attention
I hY the faculty She made an urgent
appeal upon the delegates 90 use their
Z Influence ia having the legislature
make an appropriation for this pur-
/ pose.
Al the conclusion OF Mrs john
son address Hon r. q WUMams
Z at this eity suggested that q tele-
gram be sent from the federation
90 the legislature asking thar this
Item be inserted la TIE appropf flatiun
which Is now before The free confer
ance committee a motion was un-
auimously adopted hat the falesram
Pc sent and the same was forward
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10

of bacon valued at fifty cents Ed
White must serve term of twenty
days il jail and pay a fine of $25.
The offense is alleged to have been
committed April II.
Other pleas of guilty accepted to-
day are as follows:
Bill Reasley, gaming: fined $40.
VIII Hood, gaming; fined $40.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-05-10
Furnish
ings

We are preparedto to show
you every little thing"
that goes to make a man
look dressed well.
Manhattan, Cluett and
Monarch Shirts, S1.00 to
$3.50.
Underwear from Ameri-
can Hosiery, American
Knit Mills and Wilson
Bros, from SOC to $500
per suit.
Ties in Clubs or Midgets,
Four-in-handS or Wind
sorS, most any colors,
25c, 35c, soc and 75c.
Hosiery. anything you
want in fancy hosiery
can be found here from
25c to 75c.
Collars and cuffs receiv-
ed yesterday by express.
Lion Brand collars, 2 for
25c. Full line of E. &
w. collars and cuffs in
stock,
Belts, we have the pref
test line of belts ever
shown, price 25c to LIS.
Cuff buttons. handker-
chiefs, garters, gloves
and umbrellas.
II your wardrobe needs
replenishing bring US
your wants.
MATTHEWS RRnc
Tell-the Truth Clothiers
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18

febt", alio ipra4 iebt in Der grimis
na~labt6eilune Der Supreme Court Der
Stabt Hetp Yorf Hi9ter &enefid 81
benz Observation-Disclosures @iGium
Nc9ee; 5uglei9 ipra9 er bas nrtbeil,
bas auf iieben Sabre unb Sebn MOz
nate 3u6tbaus lautete.
Iur B 9, baB er bic
tppnenen Seden in ieinem S9litten
in 8ranb itedte unb iie ben i'm per=
fulsenben bunsrisen WOlfen ins Sc
Ii9t f9leuberte, rettete Der Sarmer
CHARLES Nnberion BON Somp Safe,
Wts., fem 3eben. On tpirb aus Sos
mabamt beri9tet. &nberIpn frbr BON
bort na9 9auie, als er plObli9 elm
Ge6eul binter ii9 bDrte unb mebrere
srobe, graue WDlfe bemerfts, Die feiz
men S9litten p~erfolsten. 8alb me6rs
ts ii9 bic 3abl, unb bic 5biers tamer
immet nGber berun. Die erf9redten
Yferbe rannten, 10 f9nea lie %tonnten,
aber bic W6lfe liefen f9neIer unb
brdnsten ii9 on ben S@litten herun.
S9liebli6 selans es Inberion, nit
einem 3iinb6ola cine Der pOlIenen Dee
den, bic er nit ii9 fiibrte, gu entaiin>
ben. gr i4penfte lie iiber feinem'
appfe unb idieuberte iie ben WOlfen
ins @eii9t. Sic bealten auf, itubten
einen Moment, fdmen aber RAID niez
Der beran. Cine 5peite Oede folste,
fpieber blisben bieWOlfe etpas suriid.
unb bic pferDe aufs GuBerfte antrets
benb. gelans es Gnberion, fein 6eim
gu erreiden. Gr par in Si9erbeit,
aber bpaformen eridOpft. pie audi
bic bampfenben pferbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-18
Sas foreamifGe Strafsefesbm6.

lleber bas tpreanii9e Strafgeieb'
bud bro6te elm pariier 8latt folgen,
be bumprppue plauberei: Serr 2au,
rent gremasp bat uber bas rStrafses
febbu9 bon &prea" cine febr selehrte
@rbeit eri9einen ldfen unb bon ben
@eIe3en ienes 2unbes cine franaOiii9e
.ueberieBuhg gegeben, bic ben Heiiens
ben srpBe Sienfte leiiten pirb. Ssr,n
es iii, tpsnn man in Elm frsmbes 9anb
gebt, INNER gut. gu pifen, pp bds
Gute aufbDrt unb bas 8Die anfdngt.
Sn &orea fGngt bas 8Dfe fofort an.
Gs mub fir einen &oreaner beinabe
unmDgli9 fem, ft9 ni9t ieben Musen@
bid unter ben Nadentrei9en bes Sc
iebes gu fiblen.
Sas torsanifde Strafgeiebbu9 be,
i6Gftiet ii9 nit alien, bauptfG9li9
aber nit Ger Gillette. Wenn mar bonn
&aiier ipri9t, fase man itets: nOie
maeftdtii9e unb getpaltige Stele",
ionit siebt ss priisel. Mer elm So
milienmitelieb bur9 ben Sob per>
liert, mub ben 8erpanbtf9aftssrab
eenau bere9nen: in Srauerangelssen,
heiten peritebt bas 9eieb ndmlt4 tei'
men Spab; gu Diel Srauer pirb eben'
70 beitraf., pie su tpenig Sraller.
6unbert Stodf9ldse betommt Der
Mann, der Elm 6due baut pber Wds
gen, &leibunssftiide anb 9efGBe Be-
nuBt, bic ni9t ben feitgefeBten &egeln
entfpre9en". Der Suti5irrtbum
pirb ftreng beftraft: Der lei9tfertiga
8i6ter befommt biefelbe Strafe, bic
er benz unsere9t 8erurthilten aufer'
lest bat. parteili9teit Bel ben prii'
fungen, Nusbeutung bes 8erbienftes
anberer, MusnuBuns bes Ginflufes
zines 8eamten, Rdnte, INN bic Duff
mertfamfeit bes 8orsefsbten auf fd
gu lenfen = ale bieie Mibbrdu9e Der
bureaufratif9en Sprannei abnbet bas
foreanif9e @eieb re9t itreng. Ser
Beanie, Der benz &aiier ni9ts bon
ben SaIenten perbienitpoler Inter
t9anen mittheilt, um ie feinem boben
WoblpoQen gu e%mpfeblen", mub aebn
Sabre lang i'm @ril leben.
Sn aI3u GROCER NGbe bes fatierliz
den Palaites barf man ii9 ni4t aufz
balten. Wer in ben erf ten 9of eins
bringt, betpmmt bunbert Stodf9lGee;
per fi9 i'm s~peiten 9of bliden ldBt,
pirb gu 3panssarbeit perurtbeilt;
per fi9 aber gar in ben tatierli9en
&iiden gu f9affen ma9t, tpirb er'
brOfielt. Mit 3auberfiiniten fon man
iih ni9t bef9Gftisen; priigeG siebt es.
tpenn man gribatleuten p~rDpbe5eit;
penn man aber benz Staate etpds
p%rOpbe5eit, fommt man ins 9efdns=
nib. Mon eraGble nt9t, bab man am
9immel @liids5ei9en entcedt babe;
folGe @rsGblunsen brineen bO9ftens
Elm Sahr 3pangsarbeit ELM fpenr
man aber am 5immel ltneliidssei6er
iiebt, made man ben 5uitdnbigen 8es
bOrben 3ofort babon Mittbeilune
font tann man fir brei Sabre ins
@efGngnib fpd3isren.
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Stodi4lGgen pirb Der b%eftraft, be,
bas tbut, fDos er nid)t tbun fonte!"
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Oidterling: -n@inen entiesliden
Sraum bate i9 beute Na9t! Die pofi
polte meme @ebidte aua ni9t mebr
a~nnebmsa!"
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Sbeile Quart pber maseren &Gie, Iebs
teren etpas gef6abt unb in tleins
Stiide 5ertbeilt, mei4t man in @afer
auf uno mengt i'm tii9tig burdeinans
Der, bis cine f%irupartise, sIei9mdbise
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tenn &alf mifht man no9mals reAt
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Ter Ritt iofort na9 benz MnmaGen
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