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FOR MEMORIAL DAY.
Chief Tanner Requests Veterans t.
Observe the Occasion.

s"S
Washington, d. c., April l1.-Commander
IN Chi>f Tanner. of the Grand Army of the
Republic, has issued his annual address
to all G. A. r.. posts regarding the exer-
cises to be c%onducted ON May 80, Memorial
day, to commemorate the memory of the
federal soldier dead. In general order No.
Z, on this subject, he says:
On the eve of my departure to the south
ern, western and Pacific coast DEPART
ments l I'm reminded of the early APP
proach of the day sacred to all comrades of
the Grand Army of the Republic.
We have been observing this day ever
since our beloved Logan Instituted it in
1868. rms year. my comrades. we are
crossing the broad river at the rate Of
1900 a month, q, CD a year. Soon the great
majority will be sleeping their last sleep,
and 1t is your privilege now, as 1t has been
for SO many Years, to pay loving tributes
graves with flowers.
l am performing my solemn duty when
ask all to assist in this loving service.
the duty rests of attending to the fitting
Observance of Memorial day. Welcome
all auxiliary and all kindred organizations,
encourage school children to attend and
assist and secure speakers who. in clear
and eloquent language, will teach the les
sons of patriotism for which our comrades
gave the last full measure of devotion.
Thirty years ago. when / was depart
ment commander of New York, in a Mem
orial day order l then issued l suggested
TO the comrades OF New YORK that where
ever. from Montauk Point to Buffalo, any
confederate soldier had found sepulcher
among US. Iitrusted that when we went
out to laurel the graves of our union dead
that our common American manhood
would prevent us passing by the graves of
our former opponents without dropping
thereon some floral remembrance.
Not 1 said. lin honor of their cause,
for that we opposed, fought and con-
quered, but because we who met them on
the field of battle know that Drawer men
or better soldiers have not been known
since men were first marshaled in battle
array
We were then scarce a dozen years away
seemed to meet with very general APP
prevail. To the order at large l now con
fidently make the suggestion. We nave
returned the battle standards of the dead
confederacy to those who treasure them as
pacred melnentos of the loved ones who
died under them. The congress Of the
United States has just unanimously voted
500, 0N to care for the graves OF those dead
and h heart. OF the nation has said with
great unanimiay: ut is we'll" Unttedly
the world a%pplauding, our conscience APP
proving.
II mothers still sit like Rachel Of old.
weeping for their childen and refusing to
news 20 down to them that on our most
sacred day we feel 1t a privilege to stand
In the place Of their far distant kinsmen
and lovingly mark their last resting places
with God sweet emblem OF peace, flow
era.
The old flag has been rebaptized since
1865 with the blood OF the north and the
south alike and the ship of state is Sc
curedly anchored for all time.
The order closes with a quotation OF Lin
directed shall be read at all Memorial day
exercises
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
sIoo, 900 FOR PLEASURE
Miner Suddenly Made Rich Will Travel
Over America.

San Francisco, April l1.-Ignacio
Guerra is in San Francisco on a tour
of America. He has Just $1,000 900 to
spend. With him are his wife. four
beautiful daughters and a young SON.
his most valuable asset, he thinks.
Guerra is a miner and made his
money suddenly. One day one of his
little claims fairly oozed gold and sill
Yer. He did not have the capital to
put up a plant end work. out his find
ings, SO he found n purchaser for his
claim. The lucky miner finally ac-
cepted s900,0 900 cash and an interest in
the claim as his selling price. Guerra
and his family will cave in a few days
for the east.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
TO UNITE JEWS.
Plan for Harmonious Federation 4.
Suggested.

New York, April l0.-A movement to ted.
crate all Jewish organizations OF thi.
country into one harmonious WORKING
body was set on foot yesterday at "a meet-
ing OF the newly organized Federation or
Jewish organizations Of New York state.
Nearly a hundred societies with a COM
blned membership of about Ii, & were rep
resented. a resolution was adop1cd 10 o.
tablish close relations between all Jewish
organizations throughout the United
States. and strive for the betterment Of
physical. Intellectual and social conditions
Major Kaufman Mandel is Chairman ~
the federation.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
is QUIET AGAIN.
Incipiens Revolution at samana Bay *
Reported to Have Been
Quelled Effectively.

Washington. April 1.-THE navy de-
partment has received the following
cablegram from Commander Southet-
land. dated Monte Christi. San Do
mingo:
"A satisfactory settlement has been
reached at SANTANA bay, San Domingo.
by the efforts of Horace Nasques. The
trouble is over, the forces withdrawn,
and all is quiet elsewhere. The Paducah
g barau
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
CHICAGO WINS SUIT.
Supreme Court Decides Against Street.
Railway Company in Celebrated
Tilnnnl Caae

Washington. u. C.. April 1.-THE Chi
rago street railway case, Involving the
right of the city to compel the street
railway company to renaoNe or lower its
tunnel under the Chicago river at Van
Buren, street. was today decided by the.
supreme court against the company on
the ground that the contemplated
change is AN exercise of governmental
authority in the interests of common
welfare. Justices Fuller, Brewer
White, Mckenna dissented To the decis-
ON
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
G. o. P. CRISIS IN MAINE
Defeat Threatens Party Over Prohibi.
ton. Governor Cobb neclare.

ton, GoVernor COBB Declares.
Portland. Me-, April 1l-Gov. Will
liam T. Cobb opened the state cam
paign when at the annual dinner of the
Deering Republican club, he announced
his candidacy for reelection.
Governor Cobb discussed the Sturris
law for the enforcement of prohibition.
and declared that the republican party
I'm Maine is facing a crisis after an
unbroken domination OF twenty-five
years. He admitted that the Sturgis
law was mainly responsible for the
democratic victories In the recent CITY
elections. Governor Cobb was one Of
the original advocates Of the measure
He advises the party to stick to the
law even at the cost # defeat.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
WORKMEN BURIED.
Three Floors Collapse, Carrying Dow.
Men and Horees to tho
Cellar.

Pittsburg. Pa. April 12.-Three floor.
OF a five-story building on Liberty
avenue collapsed this morning, bring.
ing down a number OF workmen In the
ruins. The building was being RACED
and three floors fell 10 the cellar.
Two men have been taken from the
ruins but they are mot seriously in.
jured.
1t Is believed tina Ave men and {
team Of horses are still buried. Thu
workmen were mostly foreigners.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
HUNGARIAN
1t Is on the Basis of Universal suf-
fraQe,

Vienna. April 11.--Count Apponyi. the
new minister OF worship in the Hun
garian cabinet. in n statement made to
the Associated Press said:
The Hungarian cabinet Was formed
on the basis Of universal suffrage and
all other questions will be reserved for
a parliament elected on this basic. M
part of the coalition program has be- ]
abs ndored."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
TARS UNDER
SERIOUS ACCUSATION
Men of BattIeship oreron Said to Have
Struggled Three Quarters of
Million Worth of Goods.

San Francisco. April 12.-The Even
Ing Post publishes Il story to the effect
that q strong belief that dutiable goods
valued at about $750,00O We're Struggled
ashore in launches from the battleship
Oregon just before she departed for
the Brsmerton navy yards. 1t says
that an order has been issued instruct
Ing the inspectors at Bremerton to de-
lay every man of the battlsship until
the whole matter has been sifted to the
bottom n the customs authorities
throughout the country have been
questionable packages IL possible.
The battleship was scheduled to
get away for Bre,nerton on Saturday
morning, but was DELAYED on account
of not receiving sailing orders. AT
noon. however. says the Post. "a
telegram was received from the navy
department stating that officers and
readiness for inspection by the customs
officers when the Oregon reached Brem-
erton. This notice was posted in the
mess room and the news flashed over
the ship like lightning. 1t was then, ac-
cording to those who watched the whole
scene that the goods were hurried
ashore"
Wells, Fargo & Co show that they gave
receipts on 1880 packages taken from
the oregon. The Santa Fe railroad
gave shipping bills for 1900 trunks and
cases, many of which weighed several
hundred pounds.
Acting Inspector Of Customs Ham
ilton when asked regarding h mat
ter said that the statement regarding
tAe alleged smuggling had been on
veyed 20 the customs officials, who had
at once proceeded to verify the report.
sending out the orders referred to and
making an investigation here. but as
yet nothing definite has been estab-
lishad
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
ADVISED

Hague Peace Conference Called For
OF Same Dates as Fan-American.
Berlin. April 9.-Thc Associated Press is
officially informed that the German gov
m has suggested Adjournment of
the second peace conference at The Hague
In order not to interfere with the l3erne +,
Cred Cross conference and the Pam
American congress at Rio Janelro.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
FOR EMBEzzLEMeNT.
Senator Lodges Secretary Said to H,v.
Used Campaign Funds.

Boston. April 1l.-Robcrt G. Proctor.
private secretary Of United States SEN
ator Cabot Lodge. arrested on the
charge Of embezlement, vas released on
$500 bail.
The specific charge is that Proctor
embezzled s2s5 belonging to John q.
Bestgen OF Quincy. in October. 1904,
Bestgen alleged that he gave Proctor
me money as a republican campaign
contribution.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
WINTER WHEAT STATUS
Monthly Report Issued by Department
of Agriculture Gives Average
Condition at 89.1.

Washington. D.. c.. April 12.-The
monthly crop report issued by the de-
partment of agriculture today gives
the average condition of winter wheat
at S9.1 and rye as 900.
The following table shows, for the
principal winter wheat states, the av-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
EMINENT %oEoLoGIsT Dies

Cambridge. Mass. April lO.-Profes.
aor Nathaniel s.. Shaler. an eminent
geologist and dem of the Lawrence
molsiA.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
IN NO DANGER.

Afs2rney Genera! HadIey has Attach
of PIeurisy.
Jefferson City. Mo, April 9.-pr. w
Il. Clark. who is attending Attorney
General Hadley, after a consultations
with two Kansas City physicians, made
the announcement that Mr.. Hadley was
I'll OF ,pleurisy. but in NO danger.
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Naples, April 12.-The weather
suddenly changed this afternoon,
and the wind blew strongly to-
wards Naples. and ashes from Mt.
vesuvius began falling fast over
the city.
Twenty-six more dead bodies
have been found in the church at
San Giuseppe, making a total of
seventy-nine.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
STOCK YARDS MAN ARREsrEp.

Wichita, Kan. April lO.-Edward
Blackburn. treasurer OF the Wichita
Stock Yards company, was arrested
bez2linK Sec Coo from the company.
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HAS A DISEASE.
Senator Russell A. Aiger Is Said to 81
Very M.

Washington, April s.-General Rus
sell A. Alger, former secretary of war
and now senator from Michigan. is so
seriously i'll at his home here that none
but the Immediate members of his fam
lily are permitted to see him. He is
suffering from valvular disease of the
heart and it is not expected he will re-
coypr
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1906-04-13
Som. Of the stuff Located.

San Francisco. April 12.-Smuggled
goods Of considerable value which
were brought to this city on the bat
tleshtp Oregon were seized by the
United States government inspectors
at a local freight she'd. Among the
goods seized were pieces OF valuable
silk, many curios and expensive china
sets. along with high priced specimens
OF ivory.
The customs house officials are pur-
suing their inquiry and expect to make
other seizures. They have sent teIe-
grams to many places asking that sus-
picious packages be intercepted and
held until an investigation OF tlleiI
contents can be made.
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The old flag has been %rebaptized since
1865 with the blood OF the north and the
south alike and the ship Of state Is Sc
curedly anchored for all time.
The order closes with a quotation Of Lin
coln' address at Gettysburg. which 1t Is
directed shall be read at all Memorial day
ovcrpiooe p
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Naples, April l2.-It is estimated
zoo people were buried this morning
In the ruins of the market at Monte
Oltyeto when the roof collapsed under
the weight of cinders from Mount Vesu-
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Sixteen dead persons ave been taken
from the ruins and 1T8 injured people
are being cared for at the hospitals.
The courtyard covers 900 square feet
and was rooted. The space within was
unusually crowded with buyers n
their children. the accident happening
at an hour when trade was most brisk.
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"NNcll, / suppose nothing. One of
the most important men in the recent
course of events. of course, was White,
He is too big a subject to talk about
just now. but he is devoid of talent,
power and honesty, n in my opinion
he is a s~coundrel."
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MQertei.

Cine Diebesbanoe, Die nit Ell.
mem Bagen um5erfubr, but an De,
Buenas8 iftas, berBeits6 putul.. unit
Der Weit. Commerce StraBe mebrere
Ginbrihe peribt. gines ibrer Wit,
alieoer. elm 15idbriaer Sunae Sea.
mems &amine5, lit feitaenommen
m0roen.
Oie Bunoes > @ranbiurp bat
aeqen 9bomas 6. 4arn, ben frube-
rem 4aiiierer Der Banf in 8eft, uuo
aegen Den friiberen BufmeiIter
Shulse in Drser Nnflaeen erboben.
Nuh aeaen Sranf W. Wabrp, ben
friheren Gice. BrdIioenten Der W1cs
@reaOr 9atienaf 8ant, fino Wnfla=
gen erboben.
Nab Sdibung oes genIus=
ANTS in Waibingt0n bat un1ere Staot
iebt 62,711 8emDbner.
Die Sugeuo iaft betmeKen:
SD bab' aelernt idDn bell"
9as Nlter lddslt tiibl:
SD hob nod mebr bergefien!"
Die aefdbrlibften 2aeen fino
Die halben Babrbeiten.
8er ir Die &unit leben min,
oacf nibt n ibr leber uDuen.
User Dir gang genau iaet, mas
er an oelner STEELE tun miiroe, lit Tel.
ten oariiber i'm &laren, mas er an
iei1er eiaenen Steae gu tur bat.
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uepcrtraauuaeu

Muguftus Beder u u an Sim goItu,
100 Nder Sano; $3.50 ".
8 6 9iloebrano an 5 Stranahau unb
Srau, @runbfif an Der @de Der Sutua
un1 Der Cactus Strase; $3.50.
Daniel Sppenbeimer u u an bic Or.
ben BON @re9eria 8uftamente be 4Dpes,
Grnnoftid an Der San Sernanba Strase;
$3.50.
B . 6ocibault an 9iqie 8 garolus,
@runoitid an Der Ode Der HorosgDlDrabU
uno Der Gombrano StraBe: 1925.
& VI MonegaI an 8 Safe, @runbitid
fid an Der Sftsg0mmerce StraBe; $6I32.
NablaB pon &oiariD @uilbau an Siaot
Sang, @runbtld an Der Nprb . 5lDres
StraBe; $4,000.
gmilp Netter, minorenn, an 8m Do.
~broruolstt unb 6 u Stieren, mebrere
@~runottide; $500.
5eroiuan6 SrDit an Mueulta Nitib,
@runbfld an Der Montaua StraBe; $3.50.
6 s Stroub an !Sames 6 sSorIe, 4nteiI
an einem @%runo1tid; ST. u VI.
Sbomas Wilan If. an Tero Staifel,
@runofiid an Der Otsg0mmerce StraBe;
$6350.
9ena M 9int an s . Sipple, @run6s
tttd in Suutb 6ei9bts; $l40.
Sos uuo 2liette S6er0 an Jrieorih
Setter, @runofid an Der @raplou Str;
1925.
O s uno So u S%aaenion an sc Big
numb, @runotiid in South Sei9bts, 5000.
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VI II n 0.

- Cine 9epeihe aus ct. Yeters.
burg behauptet, Die in Der finlanoi-
lGen Staot g%efunoene 4eife lei pult'
tip als Die oes B~rieiters @opan ioen.
tifaiert DDroen.
= Ser BON benz Somite oes I'm.
terbaules Der ruiiiiben &eihoumo
aufaelteate @ntpurf aur Nnttuort auI
Die 2br0nreoe entbdlt foleenoe 5urs
oerungeu: Imneitie, Nufbebuna Der
Gooesitrafe, Suspeniinn auer Nuss
nahmegeiebe, pDqe biraerlihe Srei-
belt, Nbihaffung beS Meihsrats
grbaltuna oeS @runoaelebes, Mini,
iter . 8erantpurtlihteit, SnterpeQa.
tiUnsreht, aepaltiame appropriation
oes groBen 2anobeiibes uno @aran.
tierung Der &edte Der genertiGaftli=
den Bereiniaungen.
Sn Der hineliihen BrDpins
Haan Spei loaen frans6lilhe Wtilfiu.
nare ermoroet uoroen iein.
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8lmdltde WitKpnrter.

Qls id Ipotbefer in GiuOnia, Wo.,
tnar. ihreibt 8. S. DDner, iebt in
@rapspiue, Wo., muroen orei mel,
ner &uuoen permanent ourh Dr.
&ina'S 0eue embedding BON Der
Sbpinoiuht aebeilt uno fino iebt
itart. @iner u0lte nab Irisona sie.
ben, fano es aber nadher fiir iiber=
flnllia. Sd balte Or. Sings Neue
Embedding fir mun6erbar. Slider
ties Wittel fir 6uiten unb @rfGl=
tung, 6als uno 2unae. @arantiert.
gu baben bel Noolpb DreiB Ino s.
8alteDer q Sobn. so gts. uno 81.
BrDbeflalde fret.
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=.

Ser RiD @ranoe iteiet, er if
nDrolih BON 81 BaiO iiber ieine ufer
qetreten.
- Sn Der gedbe non goatum
itarb 5rau Inna SCHUBERT.
Ser Sufihmieo S0bn Beters
ion in R0uno Hod muroe tot in ieiz
ner @ertitatt gefunoen.
- Bel Den Standardization Der
W0rntalIhule in San WarcuS lptelte
oas 9eutibe cine 6auptroae. Der
erite Nbeno nar gana Der oeutihen
Spra6e uno Der 6eut1ben Sunit gez
piomet. Sc nuroen oas n8unoess
lieb" BON Mpsart uno oas yWailifs
terl" 0Dn &reipl pDn iGmmtlihen
S6ilern uno Shllerinnen Der oeut=
iden &laiien als gbDrlieoer geiuns
gen; ferner elm Observation-Disclosures
Biano.G Quartet nDn ben iungen 9as
men Bertha 8itt, Carrie Brbor,
margaret 9roB uno Dina StaIines
geipielt un0 uno elm 9uett nDn Nbt
n@eiB id. Did in meiner Wdbe" oDn
SRI. Saul;ne SprinS uno 6errn $.
S. 2heiB 4eiungen. SER 8. 6Dles
tamp belt cine Nniprabe ur,o ben
8ei6luB BET unterbaltune biloete elm
btblhe8 2uitiptel ,,6ein5elmdnns
ben'', Bel Dem SEER u. BetIh, SRI.
S. &arbad, SRI. sc. @oear, SRI. 8.
Butipfa, SRI. sc. Bilhoffsbauien,
SRI. 9. Stable uno 6err u. 2uden=
bab mitmirtten.
- Der Neger WunrDe 6enIDn in
So Strange lit meaen periubten fris
mineHen NngtifS gu iefsatg Sabret1
8ubthaus berurteilt.
Dem Brieiter Der italieniIhen
8emeinoe in 8rpan, Bater Wiues
teuD, lit elm nit ,,8laf 6ano" un=
ter8eihneter 8rief sugeeangen, in
Dem cine arDBere @elbIumme BON
ibm aefDroert niro. mioriqenfals
man oas inn 8au befinolihe Bfarr=
hau6 nieoerbrennen tperoe. Bater
WttaeteQo enpina oor tdneerer Belt
einen abnliben 8rief. er beadtete
in oarnals nibt; insmilben brannte
iein Bfarrbaus aber pirflid ab, 10
Dab man nDr &ursem nit Dem Bau
zines neuen 6auies beginner muBte.
@r lit oesbalb dngltltb geporoen uuo
bat Den Brief Der BDliaet iiberQeben. |
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s@meae mmD iid,ere eetluna

bringen Die ct. BERNARD &rduterpiQen in
alien SdDen BON Stbruna oes menldli.
ben Sraanismas berbor. SieIes altbe.
ribmte Seilmtittel, bas ldbon unlere Gae
ter uno Wltter alien ionfieen Irsueien
borso9en, beudbrt iib in jeoer SinIibt
BET 8er6auunesbe ibtperben, iotuie Bel
9eber<, Rierens uno Milsleioen, BEL Sic.
Der a1er Nrt, BEL Sautfranfheiten, 8ae
tarrb, @elbluht, 0euralsie, 8beumatis-
ten, bic bauptidblif aus uureinem Rue
itano oes Blntes entiteben. Sn Besue auf
Die Serntbtung BON 8ranfbeitsfeimen
itebt oas Mtittel tatiahlib unerreidbt ba.
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sluf ben sersen mObnt Die Sretbeit

uno auf ben 8ereen, tso refine nnb frtIdbe
Suit ihn umtuebte, eriann Der beiliee Ser,
naro bic 8uiammeniebun9 Der nadb linn
b%enannten 8rauterplqe. 9as par Dor
btelen bunbert Sabren. Sie Bille boil
brohte oamals bic munoerbarfeu 8uren,
unb bOubrinet ie beute nod. Sic if
hent nod 10 pie iie bamoIs mar. einfodb
uno ibmudlos BON NuBen, aber aus ben
beiltraftigten Snarebien5ien auiammen.
9eleBt, bic ielbit b0m ibpdcbften Nagen
bertraaen tuerben uno ole Magen< un6
Observation-Disclosures nit unfehlborer
@rinolihfeit furieren. Die ct. Bernard
8rauterpiaen iino in alien GpDtbefen gu
hohen
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- Durb cine 9pnamit' grplUfun
in Der Wtine Der Bbilaoelpbia & &ea.
bling so. in SHENANDOAH muroeu 5
Wfinenarbeiter eetDtet.
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Beluht Shola's Saloon, Wlas
mo Blaaa. Stets friifes Bier an
8apf.
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Sin 9oblieo bes 8ieres.

Gin 2pblieo fraftig iol unb ibbn
Dem beutlbeu Bier ertlineenl
Sc uir6 iib nod, SIR tperbet's ieb'nl
Oie eanae g8elt errineen.
Ses @~erfeniaftes %urlprun9 uar
WDl in @ermaniens gauen.
9ort trinfen i'm felt tauieno Sabr'
Die Mdnner uno bic 5rauen.
Sn 9eutitlanb bat Der esle Grant
Sen Sie9eslauf bea0nnen,
uno bat iib manhen Bottles 9anf
nno etu'ee Ereu geipDnnen.
Sugar bes 9eutidben alter Teinb,
Ser Sron5mann iiber'm &beine,
Baro Ianaft oes beutiben 8ieres Sreuno.
yrob ieiner nieIen 8eine.
IS 5og nah England feline Spur,
Nach GuBlanb unb 10 peiter,
Nls treuer 9raaer Der &ultur,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
8eiUnbers aber bot es oann
Die neue 8elt e%rrunaer,
Bon Ocean gu Ocean
ST iie9reih es eebrungen.
IS 1T seporeen bielem 9an6
Bum aroBen, 9roBen Seeen,
Subem ben @bisfp es %perbannt
Nuf ieinen Siesestpesen.
unb mag Der Mufer mod 10 iebr
9a9e9eu ibrei'n uno tuiten:
Sas Bier perbannt er nimmermebr
Nus Ot, Roro, 8elt uno Sioeu.
uno gar erft redt in Seras bier
ST es bon hobem 8erte,
8eil nab benz reineH SOme Star Bier
Rob Seoermann be9ebrte.
urb tpie bas 8ier in ale Belt.
Sn ieoes 2anb sebruusen,
so bat iih unier zone star Bier
Den srbBten Staat e%rrun9en.
Drum .,Spne gtar" iiber MGes bod,
9as iib 10 gut ertuieien,
gs tpirb in lpnter'n Sahren nod
Bon a1er 8elt qeprieienl
SiOweitteras wini6t Gn6
Benn 5br gud ireenomp nieoer'
laf1en mout. tbut es entlana Der Sic
ME Der
EGn Nntpmip h Mraufas
Yak Sahn.
i'm Varten'9 iftrift oes States. DC.
lunobeit uno 9lima uniibertrDHen.
8intee 2Gnoereten fiji ben Sarmer,
Wurttedrtner, Obfts uno 8iebsihter..
Weaen @in3elbeiten menoet@uh an
@eu. &. 9upton. o. .. a..
6nn Nntunin. geras.
ShoIa' Sal0Dn bietet einen
ne1 Gufentbalt.