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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
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NEW GOODS ROADS LAW.

The Good Road" legislation o.
the recent legislature was probably
/ as important a matter as was discuss
ed by that body. Especially In the
eastern portion of the state, where
the hills are rocky and the mud IL
the valleys is often hub deep, there
has been a demand for better road
laws than those on the statute books
The legislature passed three acts on
this question; rock road bill, q dirt
bill, and general revision Of the
road law, applicable all over the
state. The first two measures are
made to apply where majority of
the taxpayers ask for the formation
Of road district, and then vote a
tax upon themselves to improve the
roads. The general law works with
out any submission of the matter to
the people. 1t is the general tax
that will apply and be used in Central
and Western Kansas where the diff
ficulties and conditions are not 80
bad as in Eastern Kansas, 1t is law
Of immediate interest to the people.
This general road law begins by
providing for the appointment Of
county engineers by the board OF
county commissioners, In all counties
of over 10000 Inhabitants, with the
further provision that In counties of
less than 10000 the county commits
sioners may appoint a county engi-
neer, If they wish to. In other words
the county engineer is compulsory in
counties of 10000 population and
optional in the smaller counties.
This county engineer may be the
county surveyor, but not necessarily
so. 1t Is the duty of the county en-
gineer to have his Office open at
least one day in the week to cossult
with, advise and instruct the town
ship board and road overseers, to
study the roads and soils of the coun-
ty, make maps Of roads, have charge
If bridge work and classify the roads
Is county roads, township roads and
ocal roads, and see that they are
according to their I'M
,ortance. The county engineer is to
receive $500 per day and fees for
maps, etc
The township board is made COM
mission of public highways and Its
luty is to divide the township into
Dad districts, and appoint the road
,verseers, who shall receive 81 per
lay, and serve for term of two
ears.
All road taxes are to be paid in
ash except the poll tax, which is to
,e in cash unless the township board
riders otherwise and allows payment
n labor. The township board shall
make a leavy for road purposes, and
t least rs per cent Of the taxes In
my road district must be used In
hat district.
The township board and county en-
,ineer shall arrange with owners OF
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
C. S. c. ROCKS

A. Solt; Abilene, B. H. Hobbs; Swede
Creek, T. R. Nanninga; Leonardville,
M. Manshardt; Jewell, S. Breithoupt;
Canada, G. F. Elephant; Marion, G..
W. Lands; Aida, J. M. Fricker;
Washington, e. H. Wendland;
Throop, e. 3. Evans; Mayday to be
supplied; Concordia, G. J. Schu-
macher; Lucas, F. G. Burgert; o.
borne, A. Hoeman; Industry, G. j.
Eisenline; Lost Springs, e. W. Petit
cord; Colorado Springs, H. A. Sni-
der; ordway, G. J. Steinmetz; Bur-
dick, e. s. Spangler.
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Garments

When you see the WooItex
label in q garment, you may be
sure that the style is right.
You may be sure that the
style in that garment is not the
fad OF q moment--ln vogue to-
day-out-dated tomorrow.
You may be sure that the
style in that garment is the
same that is worn by women of
taste, means, discrimination,
not only in the fashion CEN
ters Of America, but the world
around.
You may be sure that the
style in that garment combines
the best style ideas still new
and exclusive, with the sew
crest dictates of your individ-
uality and good taste.
For the makers Of Wooltex
spend annually $50, 100000 sim
ply for style. They do not de-
pend on New York! They do
not depend on London. They
do not depend on Paris, al
though they maintain a perma-
nent style bureau IN Paris und-
er the direction of the famous
Madame Savarie.
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CITY SCHOOLS GOOD PROGRESS.
Some Figures on the Past Months
Attendance, Etc.

Supt. Stacey's report to the board
of education for the past month
shows some excellent work by the
city schools during the past year
The schools are making splendid
progress and are accomplishing good
results. The figures are:
High School.
Observation-Disclosures IS, Sopho'
mores as, Juniors 81, Seniors 81
Total 179. This is present enroll
ment.
Average daily attendance-Fresh
men SO, Sophomores ASS, Juniors
"a, Seniors 2s.S. Total 1879.
Miscellaneous-Total number o.
classes reciting in the course Of the
day IS. Average number in clasi
1876.
Graded Schools.
Garfield building-Enrolled Ssl
average attendance 500 per cent -
Lincoln building-Enrolled IT'S
attendance 100, per cent SO.
Mckinley buildiRg-Enrolled 1870
attendance liz, per cent So
All grades-Year's enrolment
SIS, months enrolment 700.
Total schools-Enrolled 1909, av
erage attendance So.
Much Of the absence noted In th'
figures from the Lincoln school 4
from illness. There has been pre-
valent a form Of cold or grippe thai
has kept many from school
The arrival Of approximately SO
worth Of apparatus and supplies pur
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

WooIter staff correspondents
report all that is new, all that
is attractive, all that is desira-
BILE, the moment 1t makes its
appearance In the show places
Of the world.
From these countless style
ideas gathered from every ORR
ginating source, only the taste
ful--the practical-the refined,
are selected.
And the result is that in
Wolter garment you are pro-
tected against the freaks and
the oddities that do not last"
and you are assured the best
of all that is new and good.
The Wooltev label is more
than a guarantee of extra quail
ity material-extra quality
'sSuIpu!J 'ssuIuH 'sqaoIo
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Advertised Letters.

Following is the list Of advertised
letters for week ending March 90:
Letters: Miss Maud Ansman, Mrs.
Thomas Ball, John G. Hutchens,
Miss Mable Nichols, Charles Way,
No. S15 N. Fifth st.
Cards: c. A. Bringolf, A. john
son, Miss Anna Robbins, D. J. Weav-
er, Miss Mary Wilson.
One cent will be charged for all
advertised letters.
Persons callings for the above will
please say Advertised" giving date.
RICHARD WARING, P. M.
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ing spac.

Governor Hoch in the Marion Rec
ord suggests that since the use Of to-
bacco in any form by minor is pun
ishable by law, it would be a good
things for manufacturers of boys and
young mems clothing to leave the
pipe out of the advertising pictures.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1903.
CITY ExTRAVAGANCE.

This Is DR.. Conklln's platform:
shall be against extravaganza.
The city should spend the money 1t
has and not draw on the future ex-
cept by o vote of its taxpayers.
That suits the taxpayers.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

land along the road. or With other
persons. to drag roads at times. and
in way prescribed by the board
and engineer. In no case shall the
price paid for dragging exceed rs
cents per mile for each time dragged,
and not more than $40 may be spent
in dragging any mile of road per
year.
These are the main provisions of
the good road" law. They are more
strenuous and more definite than
those of the old law. They ought to
result in better roads. They ought
to secure the proper expenditure of
the road tar. The law is now In eff
feet and ready for use this year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
TAKES EFFECT SOON.

A Topeka dispatch says. "The
secretary of state says that the new
law providing that the council and
the school board In cities of the
second class shall receive bids for
the funds and deposit the money in
the bank that offers the most inter-
est has not yet been published. 1t
will take effect on publication which
will be within two or three weeks. :"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

Stubs and Dolley are going to
washington to have 1t out with Taft
about the national banks going into
the guaranty law. That is the stuff
settle it once for all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

This paper is not going to boom
Bill White for lieutenant governor
until he says whether or not he
wants it. What is the use Of vast
ing space?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

chased under Authorization of the
board for the high school has placed
the science departments in good con-
ditionv for the remainder of the year.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

This is said to be the latest song
hit in Atchison: mo Matter How
Hungry a Horse Becomes, 1t Cannot
Eat Bit"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

No cards" or Statements" hav-
ing been handed in up to four o'clock
we take It that there is lull in the
city election excitement.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

Roosevelt left for Africa today and
the peace conference will meet to-
morrow
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the road tax. The law is now In ef-
feet and ready for use this year.
THE REWARD OF ENTERPRISE.
George Bernard Shaw has been
having controversy in the London
Times with William H. Mallock, in
which he denies that great wealth it
the reward for superior intelligence
and energy. and supports his posi-
tion by quoting what statesman or
general might exact for the actual
cash value of their services II they
claimed all the results due. On this
showing, the late General Grant
would be entitled to own the seces-
sionist states In fee simple.
OF course Mr.. Shaw is Socialist,
and he does not understand why
James J. Hill is worth any more mon
ey than the late John Hay, or some
other official servant i the nation
who has won position and praise. AS
might be expected, Mr.. Shaw's pre-
sentation of the case is brilliant, al
though II he really believes the ar
gument he advances, his sense of hui
NOR has been considerably overrated. |
He plainly perceives that the best
service of all is unpaid because 1t
is priceless, but he does not see that
the personal acquisition of great
wealth In some forms of service is an
accident, and by no means the prin-
cipal end.
On his own showing, Mr.. Shaw
would admit that James J. Hill is
shockingly underpaid. Socialism
claims, through this Its most brilliant
advocate, that such man takes all
that his intelligence creates and that
II he had been the Duke of Yelling
ton, for instance, he would be the
holder of most of the British nation
al debt in virtue Of the victory of
Waterloo. But Mr.. Hill has not
claimed all the wealth he has Great
ID. He and men like him have open
ID up a desert and made it blossom
like the rose, and in doing so have
made happiness and prosperity for
of people besides themsel-
res. Some of them have become very
Itch in doing SO, and some are bur-
ed in poverty In forgotten graves,
,ut the personal reward was an &C.
ident and a most trifing percen-
age Of the whole.
Humanity demands something
more for its service and that is why
lawyer who could earn $4,000 a
ear at the bar accepts $4,000 a
ear as Supreme Court Judge. He
cts something which the $4,000
ould never buy and, as we only
We this life once, the personal graft
cation Is well worth having. one OF
be richest men in the United States, g
Tho in the past seven years has b
roadened out remarkably into pub Ii
c usefulness, on his return from d
visit to Europe seven years ago,
smarked that what struck him In Il
is travels was how much there was
i the world which money could not
ny. G
In the strictest sense Mr.. NAL
,ck ia right in claiming that wealth
a reward Of merit. 1t can never
Q the greatest reward, and the fact A
shown by the way our rich men 9,
eek public appreciation on other q
rounds. q
ITY SCHOOLS GOOD PROGRESS. 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
A Regular Beauty

Not every day are we able to
show an oxford like this. Here
is an oxford that is a thorough
bred. not conspicuous, but high
grade, perfect style in every line.
It's a Crossett made on the pop
ular Lamp last, blucher patent
colt vamp and soft kid top, rib
bon lace. It's a gentlemen's shoe
in the best sense. Ask to see 1t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25

franklin Price g.
Co.'s Perfumes and
Toilet Preparations, at
half price at Weyant's.
2tAc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-03-25
Covers the World of
Fashion

The Wooltex style organiza-
ton covers the whole world Of
fashion, just as daily newspap-
ers cover the whole world for
news.
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Extra Quality
Material

The ordinary "all wool" Of
commerce is not good enough
for Wooltex garments.
The wool that goes into the
cloth in wooltex must be pure
enough to Withstand the acid
test-which is applied to every
piece of gods.
The wool in Wooltex must be
more than pure wool-it must
be high quality, long fibre wool
that weaves into materials Of
great strength-and pleasing
texture.
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@orte, bei oemen bic Geele friert.

oSbr Sobn bat Sdpinoiuht. Der
Sol lit boffnunsslos" faeten sluei
erfabrene aer5te gu Geo. g.. 9lepens.
einem Saufmann in Sprinefielo. q.
s. Damn 5eigte fid Die ipunoerhore
8raft bon Or. Sings Stem Discovery.
9eaA 8 @ohen mar Der Hatient pol.
Zig bergeiteut. unfeblbar bel @llltan
uno grfaltuneen, oas iiderite Mittel
fir idpere 2ungen-4ranfbeiten. so
Cts. nno $1.00. 3ufriebenbeit eorom.
tiert. Hrobefla5de frei
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WoI0br1u0p hobeu in 6pr

= Wal0bran0e boben IN 0er I'M.
mitteIbaren Nabe bon &aiieI GENIAL
tige 8erbeerungen angerihtet. Mm
i6periten mitgenontmen iino Der
Sabidtsmalo, Der 9feinbarosipoIo,
Die pradtigen Sodpaloungen bon
Wilbelmsbobe ullb Der Saeener Com
neneinipalo. Stredentpeiie lit ser
geiammte 8eitanb gdnalif perni1tet,
uno es miro pouig neuer Mufforftlng
beoirfen. Der Shaoen erreidt cine
geipaltige Sobe, bod fino senmiere
3iffern nod nidt erbdltlid. 9ros
rieiiger @nitreneungen mar es nid,t
lnoglid, Dem l1ndibgreifen ser
5lammen ginbalt 81 tun, Bis ell
grobcs @real pom Seuer per3cbrt
mar.
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elllel ptDellIuJell StulttUS UeLluuUllel
| Stieflobne HapoIeons, gugen 8eau
barnais, iiberipielen tporoen.
Den &arafter Ser @eiioen5, Die es
tpabreno 10 lonser 3eitrallme eeipe.
len 1T, bot all1 oas beltige gib.
ltatt treu betpabrt, bielleiht in lei,
ner perbaltniBmabieen 8eltabgei
ibieoenbeit nod treuer ols Salsbura
uno anoere aeiitlide Siiriteniise.
0ieier Sage flbren 5lpei irnt
ge @iener nod Morio5en, Inn DOR!
gemeiuidaftlih ibrern 2eben Elm @noe
| 5u MAIDEN. Ser cine BON ibnetl
Der Shiiler oes tehnoIogiiden sc
tuerbemuieums 5riebri1 2ad, ido6
fih cine 9fenolnerfilgel in ben &op'
uno NOR iofort tot, iein ssreuna
anrl Shniot, ser MIR cine alte,
nidt ntebr braihbare @affe batte.
parnunoete lid, ourd bier Sdlill-
ldDer llno innf beipuBtIos neben
Dem Soten gu 9oben. Sp1ter taal
er tpieoer 5u fih, bod gelang es ibnr
niht, 9iilfe berbei5urllfen. 90 Iegte
er iid mieoer 5ll Dem 5reuuoe iii
ben Sbnee uno ipnroe bort crit
nod brei Gogen NIT gdnaIih eriro-
renen @liehmaBen aufgefunben. Yalo
oarouf lit er audl geitorbe1. Cad
6iliterlieb Elm Shriftitiid, oos be-
titelt iit::u Weein LETTER @ile". IS
,eiBt oarin: SD ma1e befonnt, ool,
|id ben Selbitn1or6 ipeeen 4tngercd-
ter &laIiifi5ieruna lneiner HrofeFo,
rem 90. nno 8. begangen, uno oa es
mir ionit nidt mebr i'm 2eben be,
saAt, bin i6 ms ssenieits gegan-
scll Dort giebt es tpenigltens ell
iten eeredten Soft. Sd min mel
ilcn Brofeiioren dies peraeiben, oob
re mid in ben 9oo getrieben baben,
ubcr ems mill id) lagen, bob alles
an Dos +. t. llnterrihtsmilliiteriun
slIr l!fteriudmng gelangen ioa, oa'3
ilidls pieoer ein 4ollege oas 10 ma
dlcn 1llllB mic id." 2ad ion itreE-
fam lno ebrgei5ia getpeien iein, troe-
Dem ihfehte Soften befommen ba-
ben. S6nliot Der iein ltn5ertrennli-
der Sreuno mar, mollte i'm audi i'm
gobe niht Derlaifen.
- @elh unbeiIpollen ginflnb bas
2eien BON 9idnbergeifidten mi
iigcnoli1e @enliiter ousiit., gebt al.s
Dem 8eridt iiber cine Moiienper.
baftung berpor, Die Die 8erIiner ari-
nlinalpoli5ei borgenomnlen bot. Sic.
ben balbmiibiige @ilrihen batten i,dl
gu elmer ginbrederbonoe sl,iall-
nleneetan. Sin ibrer Spite italio
sin 18 Sabre otter slrbeitsburihe, Der
Fauf frilher got ergriffen tpuroe. .sr
mar forperlid) Der fraftigfte Hno ibn
aebordten Die otbern auf's @ort.
Die @rn1itteluneen Der 9oli5ei er.
gaben, bob Die jlingen Diebe Die eol-
&c @egeto aipii9en Der gren5lauer
4Ilee imo Dem @eboing nnfiber ge-
rnadt batten. Sic fiibrten @e-
Ihdfts- uno Sdaufditen-g ginbriihe
unh @efliieeloiebItdble aus. sSn Der
2aubenfolonie u5um biingrigen @olf"
6atten iie ibr Mauberneit. Sie sogen
nit Wuiif geihloiien nod Der Solo,
ME, Inn bort Die @usfiibrling ibrer
Hldne au beraten iinb bor5ubereiten.
9ebenbes @efliigef unb &Ieinpieb, Dos
iie nibt gleih abfesen fonnten, ipilroc
IN einem 9eller Der GinnIdnbiiheil
StraBe, 5u 6eln elm Witglieo oer
9anoe Die ShliiiieG BON ieinen gltern
lnitbringen nnlBte, lntereebraht. Son
Dem grlos befam Der yHduberboilpt-
mann" 8raab ieineil 2oipenanteil i'm
porous, ben Meit teilte iih Die 8anoe
gu gleiben 9eileil.
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9liidlidbe Reimltate
6aben biele geipDbner BON Can gln.
toniu emtbmiiaftiid semad5t.

aeiu @unoer. oaB @iefe San
@ntonier ertbufiaitii8 iperoen. ST.
aeno Giner miro eliidlid) iein ge-
beilt gu neroen, na6bert er lallge
Sabre eelitten bat. SeffentIide 3eug-
niiie, tpie oas na9itebenoe, fins
pobrbeitseemaBe 8etpeiie Ser tdsli.
den @rbeit Die in Gan Mntonio bon
Doon's geieren Billen perridtet miro.
0ers. q. 8. Sprrier, 432 Nellnte
StraBe, 5an sntonio, Seras, iagt:
Sd fonn beute nod Doan's Nieren
Bi1en enlpfeblen, obgIei9 es iiber ein
sSabr ber lit, baB i1 Sbnen mcin
3eugnis CUR 9eroffentli6ung ein-
ianote. Wein Wann lit Ionge 3eit
in Der boh1ten Sorrn an ben geieren.
@r batte afute Sbmer3en i'm Niide:l
uno an ben 2enoen unb mar bGu-
fig fdninolis. 5hlieBIib perihaff-
te er ii1 bon Der 8erar Drug 50.
eine Sda6tel bon Doan's Nieren
Giaett lno fie beilten ibn ponItan-
Big bon leineln 2eioen. Meeine god-
ter sebrau1te Die Hillen ebenfans
llno puroe bon benieIben 2eibelt be-
freit. Wait be1 HeinItaten Dor .aeie
nen augen bin id germ bereit, meil,
friiberes 3el,gnis 5ll tpieoerbolen.
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,2ieber iterben, 0oftor,

aIs meine SiiBe perIieren4, iagte 81.
8. Bingham bon 8rineeton, ST..
als Die aer5te ibn oieie AIternatipc
in einem 5aG @angerene itelten.
Dann brauhte er 8uflens Mrnica
Salbe, llno ipuroe bollig eebeilt. Sic
furiert e5cema, SieberblaIen, @eu.
Zen, 8ran6munoen unb Sdmorrboi-
Den. 25 gts. bel allen 9ruggiiten.
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8ie Die nSoutbpeItern 8,

gSie Die uSoufbmeltern Sele.
graph ano Telephone Co." befannt
MADDEN ldbt, miro Der 9elepbonebierlt
alld auf Die norbli6en @ororte,
5reaiure Sill, Beacon Sia, Worlbo-
rough Tloce II. (. M. ausgeoebnt lper-
Den. Die @eleilidoft eripartet, lp6b-
reno Der ndhlten Monate 5000 Sele-
phone IN ienen @egenoen Der Staot
ar3libritgen. S0sit Dem 9egen ser
9r1bte lit bereits begonnen.
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Eera s.

Das Nepr6ientontenbous Der
2egislatur bot ieinen friiberen 9e.
i6lub, Die 3abl Der Stenograpben 5lt
oerninbera. III @ieberertp6g,ing se.
5ogen uno einen neuen 8eihluB an
genonmen, Der Die 3abl unberdnoert
ldBt.
Sn Soulton tpuroe 81. @eIt,
pbal l,nter Der MnfIage perbaftet.
in ben @erfitdtten Der Soutbern Ba.
cific 8abn einen getpiiIen ssssaco5
@rob eridoiien gu boben. .@r fonnte
ober elm @libi nadmeiien uno tpuroc
mieoer entlaifen.
: Sn @aIpefton finbet aur Belt
Die &onbention Der Seras 2umber.
mems gliiociation itatt.
Sn Ser Nabe bon gI CAMPO
bat elm fleiner gDflon Die Sdufer
bon @. 6. Mueller ,u,o Go. Sobn.
ton 5erltort.
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Giieniuaaren-S SpesialitGteu, 8ras.
fdlmeiber nnb @as1fen.

Stpeepers. gartenidIai6, Gdeere,,.
Baum uno lnnensGhneiber. Gibe
Cutters, Die irnerbaIb " Bon bonn
3aun ooer 8lnmenbeet ideiSen. Neue
@rasidneioer nno @ns6fen tperben ges
gen alte iiui9eta,lidt ober berniefet.
@ragidneieer, 0efen, giebeIe. Softer.
Shl5ifer. S6liii1el, Sheeren. Sdgen
tperben repariert. Greie mlieferiii,o.
@uft Wptfins, binter S01 Ofsgonlneree
Gtrabe
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@urbereitnnsen sam aarnebal.

8prbereitnngen s,tin &arnebal.
g1tr fetern bter ben GarnepaI
YSte's nnS beltebt, IN iebem 6al,
getr fra8en gar nidJt mad ber Belt,
gStr fetern, tuenn tutr finb berett.
Wem es nidt paft, baF es 70 fei,
Den laffen rnbtg utr babel,
Gr fpptte nnr, 10 btel ct Mill,
ueber men 9arn'pal i'm Mpril.
Wenn bann ms etn Yebant ertl6rt,
DAT bier bas @prt total perfehrt,
DAT es ybpm Sleifdj fein A6fbfeb" let,
Sas lit ms girslifb einerlet.
@ir feiern ebcn bier ein Set,
Sn fdlbn, tute'S tiM nnr feiern ldht,
gp4 9ettertett, boil 8rmnt unb 8radbt,
Spn lnit ant Sag, bts In BITE Nadt.
Gin Seber, Der iidb Gan antpn'
Snt deftgeiuan6 betradtet idbpn
@etk tuas es babei bieten fann,
Drum fontutt snm Set aud Sebermann
ttnb tuer ba fpmmt, ber fii6lt beglitdt,
st BON beui, mas er felt, ent3iidt.
Setn patriottid) Sers ermaht
geipnSers bet oer Blmmenidbladbt.
@emn, mas bas Ause fiebt, man prciit,
Wta t,tan aud ettpas fir ben 0etit,
Inn anf5nfriid)em bas Bemiit,
Sas idbpn bpm ptelen Shauem miib'.
Damn inbt en6 einen fhblen Srt,
Sbr brandt nidt tpeit sn se9en fort,
Sprt Iaet euH nteber, franf nn6 frub,
Bei einem 6ldihden AIamp.
9as frtiht end auf, bas int eun gut
tlnb gibt sum tueiteren 9hanen Wnt,
Gs gibt benz Deift GIaitit6t,
9te iebem aerser ipiberftebt.
Gs sibt mol gar nitts In Der Belt
SaS bieiem Bier bic Gtange balt,
9aS ~ lamp Bter" tit betannt
ais Sursenbreder bier 81 eanb.
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ME llnrl1belr ausgebroben. Der
groBte Cell Ser oortisen @arniion bot
gernelltert. Die Weuterer ungabelt
oaS Harlanelltsgebauoe ullb perlang.
ten Den Hiidtritt oes Miniiteriuns
uno Die slufloiune oessbiel genaln.
ten aon1ites fir ginigrng nno Sort
idritt 0os Winiiterilt1n bat rcfg-
inert sllno ell neues &abinet ieu ge-
bilbet ueroen. 3etpfif Haida tniro
pabrideinlid @roB-8e3ier uno Co
bim Buiba 8riegsnirilter. @iele
2elite iino eridoilen itno pertpuuoet
poroen. Nab Ben porliegenoen Be-
ri6ten fam man oen &arofter DER
8eipesllns nod nidt aenmt erfen-
men,
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Sssn Ser Staot @odeiter, g. g.,
ipltroe blrd cine Seiiersbrunlf Elm
Shaoen BON elmer bafben Millioil
Collars ongeri6tet.
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@ute @etr1nfe uno famoier
2unf ftets in 8nrsitaller's Salcun
nnb Meftaurant, 8illito Strobe, ne6en
Der Solle Der Sernannsfobne.
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3in gerfouf BEL allen Sa1olari,.
Breis so Gents. 6oiter-Milburll
60, Buffalo, Seem g)orf, allei,t;ge
glgenten fir Die Ser. 5taaten.
grinnert Guh bes Namens
0oans - unb ilebn1t feline anoeren.
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