1912 Wehman Bros.' Bartenders Guide How to Mix Drinks

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May the pleasur-is of youth nevtir bring us pain in cit. •ge. Yuu may run the whole gamut of color P'nd shade. • A pretty girl-however you dress ht r- ls the J>rettiest thing that ever was mnrle, And , the last one is alwayo the prettiest. Bless her • ' May DamA Fortune AvPr smile- on you, But J1t>v1~r her dau~llLt::r- Miss Furtuue. OUR COUNTRY'S EMBLEM. 1 The Lily of France may fade, The '£histle a ucl ShaJ11rocK wither, B ere's to the prettiest, here's to the wittiest, Here's to the trutist of a ll who a re true, a~re's to the n eatest one. her e's to the sweetest one. Here's to them all in one-here's to you. Endless torments dwell about thee. ':{et who w ould live und livti wit.hout thee. ' Who does n't los" h Hr !wad "v"n for a m jn u te, Pl~ vs well t.h e gamP and knows lrnr limit, And still §ets all the fun there's in it. May our friends always posses h ealth', honor, and ha~· tfll... ~~ l. htt.Je h ealth . a. little wealth, A little house 11-nd freedom, '/l'ith some fe,v friends for cer tain ends, But littla cause to nt->erl 'em. And the uia-ht sha ll be filled with musie The Oak of England may decay, But the Sta rs shine on forever, llere's to the girl that's •trict.ly in it,

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