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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

believe l can safely
say now that I ara q
well woman. I wan
reared on q farm and
had alIkindsof heavy
work TO do which
caused the troubles
that came on me la
ter. For Eve years
during the Change Of
Life l was rot able,
to lift a pail of wa
ter. | had hemor-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
ParadoxicaI Effect.

There was so much fire in her
eyes"
There always is when she is put
out"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
DOES YOUR HEAD ACHE ?

Try Hicks CAPUD1NE. It's Hquid--pieas'
ant to takc-effects immediate-good topreveni
Sick Headaches and Nervous Headaches also
Your money back il not satisfied. l0C., 25c. aud
i0c. at medicine stores.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
TO DRIVE OUT MALARIA
4 Nh RIIII.n ZIP TIhI SYSTEM

Take the Old Standard GROVES TASTELBSS
CHILL TONIC. You know what you are taking,
The formula is plainly printed ON every bottle,
showing is simply Quinine and Iron In tastccss
form, and the most etfectual form. For grown
people and children, 30 cents.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

'eals in America are almost as high
Pie cost of living.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Whales to the value OF S11,000,000
were killed during the last season
The population OF Ireland has de-
creased more than 5000 in the last 10
years.
1t is stated that the first temperance
society started in Germany in the year
1917.
Threequarters OF the cotton produce
of the world is contributed by the
United States.
Germany's present industrial gait
will soon place il in the lead for hust-
ling qualities.
The bulk of the mail matter handled
by the Swiss postofice consists of
illustrated post cares.
Business men of Dawson, Alaska, say
that recent fires in the Yukon have de-
stroyed timber worth $1O0O00,000,
A moving picture camera can be
operated on horseback by using re-
Gently invented attachment for the
purpose
A document file that two Oregon
men have patented permits the in
spection of both sides of any paper
that ii contains.
The inhabitants OF the Isle of Grain
and the adjoining districts of the east
coast of Kent have for many years
been collecting white seaweed that
is washed up along the shore, which
has been used by London and pro-
vincial milliners as trimming for wo'
mems hats.
! Consul General James A. Smith, of
Genoa. reports that Italy's exports for
the first six months of the present cal
endar year reached 1920, 1923, ASP, an in
crease of $11,79IO34 over the CORE
( spending period Of the previous year
Imports amounted to S34S,010044,
/ decrease of $2,214,49
| A royal commission of scientists
and experts is to be appointed in the
United Kingdom to consider the in
PRODUCTION of oil fuel or Of heavy-oil
motors into the British Navy. The
| function of the committee will be
purely advisory.
In conjunction with the new nickel
coinage destined to replace the bronze
/ currency in France a group OF French
4 capitalists has formed nickel-work
ing company in Belgium with 100000
| capital, to he known as the Societe des
| Usines de Nickel de la Nethel.
From long experience it has been es-
tablished as a rule in Ceylon that Az
| full-grown cocoanuts will produce one
gallon Of oil, and 1871 gallons of oil,
er about 500 cocoanuts will give III
mounds of cocoanut oil. 1t requires 10
to 200 nuts to make 112 pounds OF
corpa. and 1886 nuts are reckoned to
every H. pounds of desiccated cocoa
nut
1t is computed that it takes II acres
s,f ~
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
After Dark.

Honest as the day is long, eh?'
Absolutely. But you'd better keep
Four chicken coop locked"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
CRITICAL TIME:
OF WOMAN'S LIFE
From 40 to so Years of Age.
How 1t May Be Passed
in Safety.

Odd, Val am enjoying better
health than have for 20 years ARD
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

1t is computed that it takes II acres
of land to Craze one head OF cattle Cd
Texas range land.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

There isn't much doing in the self
owe line when a man loves himself
rs he does his neighbors.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

Appropriate Trimmings.
ghat was that ice palace trimmed
T."
suppose it had handsome
Ee."
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

In conjunction with the new nickel
coinage destined to replace the bronze
currency in France group Of French
capitalists has formed nickel-work
ing company in Belgium with 100000
capital, to he known as the Societe des
Usines de Nickel de la Nethel.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

A royal commission of scientists
and experts is to be appointed in the
United Kingdom to consider the in
PRODUCTION of oil fuel or Of heavy-oil
motors into the British Navy The
function of the committee will be
purely advisory.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

Whales to the value OF $11,000,000
were killed during the last season.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

Consul General James A. Smith, of
Genoa, reports that Itaiy's exports for
the first six months of the present cal
endar year reached $220, 1926, 4S2, an in
crease of $11,79IO34 over the CORE
spending period Of the previous year
Imports amounted TO S34S,O10,644, a
decrease Of $2,214, 495.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

1t is stated that the first temperance
society started in Germany in the year
1917.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

The population OF Ireland has de-
creased more than 5000 in the last 10
years.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

The inhabitants OF the Isle Of Grai7
and the adjoining districts of the east
coast of Kent have for many years
been collecting a white seaweed that
is washed up along the shore, which
has been used by London and pro-
vincial milliners as trimming for wo'
mems hats.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

Three-quarters OF the cotton produce
Of the world is contributed by the
United States.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30
MARYLAND
STATE
HAPPENINGS

Salisbury. - Arthur Chopper was
Silled in an automobile accident while
-eturning from a baseball game at
Newark, Del.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

Germany's present industrial gait
will soon place it in the lead for hust-
ling qualities.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-08-30

A document file that two Oregon
men have patented permits the in
spection Of both sides of any paper
that it contains.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10

The disgrasefli eppysode which han
pend to Deacon Butterworth, who poses
as one of the most deevowt pliers of
the Bingville church, & is also Tor at
least has up to now ben regarded as
one OF our most respectable citizens.
is at preseut the sole topick of CONVEX
sashion in BingviIle and for miles
around, and we spose will continue to
be for 10, these many wks to come. It
happend like this:
Last Thursday evg the Deacon went
down to Hen Weathersby's store and
set down by the stove as ushuaI and
filled his corncob pipe with tobacker
which he borrowed from Lem Brown or
someouddy else, we don't know who,
also as ushual, and set there smokin
ana talkin about what a comfort his
reliJun Aus has been and is now to him
and how he couldn't for the life of him
see how emmy man could be happy with
out Twin a richtus life SO as to be ready
emmy time to drap everything here on
earth and ascend to fair manshions In
the sky when summoned, when Ham
Wilkins. Our accommodating stage driv-
er betwixt Bingville and the Co. seat.
who makes the round trip daily, rain er
shine, snow er blow, being as Ham
don't stop for nothink, being as its
guvverment bizness and the mail has
got to be brung to Bingville onct per
day no matter what happens-well, as
We was saying, while the Deacon was
talking Ham hsppend to come in. Bye
and bye the Deacon askt Ham il he
would step outside the store . minnit.
being as he desired to say somethink
to him very private, and so Ham & the
Deacon slept out and oonversed togeth-
er in low tone for about FIVE minnits,
after which Ham come back in agin,
but not the Deacon, who went along
home smol1in his pipe.
Hen Weathersby, prop. of the store,
aSld Ham IL what the Deacon had said
to him was seckret, being If it wassent
the fellers in the store would fike to
know about it.
Ham, he kind of chuciied to hisself
a while, and said yes it was a very deep
seclIret, but If everybuddy present would
promise not to let what the Deacon told
him 60 no further he guessed there
want no harm in tellin il, and of course
everybuddy promised, so Ham he said
that the Deacon had askt him to bring
from the Co. seat the next day, Friday,
a eight gal key of ale to be used strick-
ly for medicinal purposes, so the Dea-
con said Course this pleased every
buddy present a good cal. speshially
about the gals of ale being for med
icinal purposes, when they know that
8 gals of ale is too much ale for emmy
medicinal purpose they could think of.
Ham said that the Deacon didn't want
him to deliver the key of ale at his
home. but had askt him to leave 1t TN
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10
EDDYTORIUL

1t Is allus custunrnary along
about this time of year for US to
take OUR eddytoriul pen in hand and
calm ourself down, as we might
say, and write out with considerable
poetick effushion a eddytoriul on
the subjeckt of Spring.
We repeat and reiterrate and not
only that, but we also emfasize our
repittashion & reitterashion that to
do this has been our custum and we
shall not depart from it this spring.
The pote has said that "Custums
may change" but the pote is a good
cal mistaken and If he was here
present we should tell him so right
to his face. If the pote thinks our
custum of writing bewtifewl ed
EDITORIAL on Spring" Is ever a
going to change as long as we are
editor & prop. of the Bingville
Boogle he is good cal mistaken.
AS we say we don't assume the
same attytude when we be writing a
eddytoriul on Spring as we do
when we be writing eddytoriul on
graft or politickal corrupshion or
scoring our town selectmen for
derilickshun of their duties or
somethink of that kind - No, we
are in a far different attytude to
that-when we write a eddytoriul
on Spring we be full of tender
thorts & grarnner & rhapsody &
poetick feelings & things like that.
They amt very many folks knows
that a person like us who writes
eddytoriuls & personals & 1okal
items, ct cettery, can be poetickal
without writing verses which
rhymes with each other ike what
Miss Sally Hosl1ins writes, Our re-
nouned pone writer, whose PONIES
has appeared in the Bugle, also in
the past, from time to time, and has
been widely read by our army of
subscribers, including them as Dor
rows the Bugle from their neigh
bors, being as they are too stingy
to pay for it theirselfs (being Dor
rowed by so many folks makes the
Bingville Bugie the best advertising
medium in this end of the county
becuz this increases its circulashion
manyfold-the attenshion of adver-
Users is called espeshial to this)-
we repeat that We don't haft tc
write verses which rhyme to be
poetiGlal-we can be poetickal ir
writing a eddytoriul on Spring
tx now you jest watch IS md sec
if we can't.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10

Spring, o gladsum Spring, we
welcome you into Our midst agin
with glad acklaiml We are tur-
rible glad that you have came at
last & that onct more the snow
and ise has disappeared and the
cold north winds which has blowd
so awful has became nothink but
gentle zeffers and we hope they
will continue so until late in the
fall.
Yes, Gentle Spring you are jest
as welcome to the inhabitants of
Bingville as the flours In Mayl
Only yesternight (yesternight is a
word which potes use a awful lot
and it must be a turrible good
word, which Is why we use it) 4.
Only yesternight as we set by our
open easement Easement means
winder) we heerd a robin singin,
which is a shure sign that spring is
about to arrive. Not only that, but
if you will take the trouble to make
a examinashion you will find that
the little green shoots of grass has
begin to shoot and that the little
buds on the trees has begin to bust
open-these is also a sign of
Spring.
Some other pote has said that
Spring fingers In the lap of win
ter" but we are glad that she don't
linger in the lap of winter as long
as common this spring, that it
won't be long before the days will
be warm & sunny and by the time
July and August gifts here it will be
Ihottern blazes, we calkilate. That's
the worst of Twin in this climate
m the. winter it's so goshblamed
cold that it nearly freezes the horns
often a muley cow or the ears often
a brass monkey, and in the summer
it's SO alfred hot that 1t nearly
gives you sunstroke unless you re-
main In the shade most of the day,
which most Bingville folks does.
If we could only have spring all
the year round how turrible happy
we would all be!
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10

some Of Il into his mouth also pe5vi6-
ed his mouth was open. Be that % n
may 1t wassent no time until all Of he
9 gals OF ale In the keg but o at or two
had excaped and was O being soaked
up by the dirty floor Of the CELLAR to
the deep disgust and Indignation OF
the Deacon.
To make matters worSe when Mfa.
Butterworth found Il was ale the way
she Lii into the Deacon was somethlnk
awful She rsIred him over the Goals
and conlbed him down purity nns for
bringing ale into the basement and thus
disgraslng her for Ife--then she set
down on the cellar steps and begin TO
cry.
Amir Hsines happened 90 Be- passing
when tho Deacon was hoIleFing for heip
and Amri rushed into the house and
stood at the head of the cellar staps
while the Deacon was being ehaatised
by his wife. Ami said he could sk7sty
keep from laffing out loud and giving
hisself away. He said all the Deacon
could say to his wife was that when be
hollered for help II was becux ha was
so surprised and skeert when that Gle
busted out into his Ease 4 otheTwive be
would not of did 90. After Aunfi bad
heerd all he wanted to he snuk outen
the house and told what he had heard
all over Bingville.
II you want to git the Deacon Tlled
up all you haft to do IL to ash him II
be thinks ale is good for medicinal per-
poses
Ham Wilkins the stage driver b Giso
purity mad. Ham amt been paid yet
only not for hauling the key of ale from
the Co. seat but also not for the ale
itself being as Ham paid for that too
becuz the Deacon told Ham to pay for
it and that he would pay him and Ham
done so and the chances 10 now that
Ham never will git paid for h. Ham
says he will give the Deacon q week
more to pay for that ale and II Il aint
paid for by that time he will bring suit
aginst him and carry II to the Soopreme
Court If necessary In order to sit his
money
AS for the Deacon he says that he
wont newer pay for no keg Of ale
that is so goshramned full Of hops and
things that when you bore into the keg
II all excapes and that II was Hams
fault that it excsped beeuE he wassept
keerful not TO shake II Up when be
bring it from the Co. seat.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10
Country Correspondence
SLAB CITY

Jen1ina Peppers of Hickory Corners
visited Mrs. Sam Hankins last week.
Jenaina is an old friend of the Han
kinses.
Jaspar Tarbell got butted by his ram
sheep between the corn-crib and the
front gate last week, but Is better at
this writing. For a while Jaspar
couldn't set down and take comfort
in Il
Arioch Perkins, who has been logging
for several weeks, has about finished.
Arioch says he's glad Of it
Heater Jones had 2 dozen eggs to
freeze on her one night recent This
is turribIe calamity with eggs so high.
Jabe Romans has a boil on his neck.
Jabe always expects more or less boils
every spring.
Jake Haines made flying trip to the
Co. Seat last week on business and
pleasure. Jake arrived home full OF
pleasure and passed some Of it around
among the boys VOX POPULL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10

sKATTs sHARPRDi I dssIrs to
inform the boys and girls of Bingville
that I am engaged in the business of
,barpinp skaits in eonneokshion with
nav work as blacksmith. ! will sharp
YOUR siaits while you wait, IL yen walt
LONG enuH. Whot IL the use OF trying
to skait on dull sisitsl l have tFide H.
and know it won't work. When so
an a skait want my Sksits sharp. ]
charge 10 cts. g pr. IL ort to be mere
hut I calkilate this amount Is enuf.
BILL HEPBURN. \
Binpville. Artistic Blacksmith
P. 81 would of put this I'D IN
sooner about sharping slsits but new
yer thort Of It until tother day.
However, git your skaits shsrPed
NOW for next winterI
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10
EGGS FOR sALEl I have a dur

EGGS FOR SALEl I have q dug
zen eggs for sale. I TUX said eggs into
Hen Weathersbys store to sell them %
him and he said he was giving 70 cts.
per doz. for eggs, and then ] ast him
how much he would sell me some eggs
for a duzzen, and he said 80 eta, 20 ]
says to myself II Hen Wssthersby can
git 30 cts. per doz for bis eggs why
can't II So desided to keep them
and sell them to somebuddy elsa The
first person calling at my house As'
compAnied by so ets. can have these
duzzen eggs -
ABE HAWKINS.
BingviIle.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10

Meiancthon West sold a pr. of oxes
last wk
Hen Whittiebee went of on a hard
cider spree recent.
This are all the news we can think
of at present. JIM DANDY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10
FOXES RIDGE

Everything IS quiet on the Ridge.
Old man Witherspoon is down bad
with rheumatism.
Lige Peterson has COW for sale.
Emily Winters has new beau.
There has been right smart Ct cold in
our midst.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-04-10
. XGap@0

That's What the Contents of a
Neg Of SOmethink Stronger Than
Waiter Done for Deacon Butter
worth One Of the Stanch Pill
lers Of the BingviIIe Church 6
II Served Him Right Tou.--The
Deacon Ort to Be Ashamed of
HisseIf 6 We CaIkiIate He Is
DisgFased for Life
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21
GspulutiOnsfeit in SEEING.

8on peting tuiro inter benz II. 81.
tober qeinrieben: Die turopdii9e Be
o0lterung getings tit bur6 bic ReDos
~lutionsfeier, bic bier nit gdn8 beions
eerem 9lun3e Oeranftaltet ipurbe, ool.
.ftdnOig iibsrraidt rpurOen. RiemauD
mar bdrduf porbereiist. Wobl 6rd6s
ten bic Soges3eitungen daerlei pro-
gramme. Quh mar bsfanntgegeben
fparOen. Guropdsr fonnten iid auf benz
@aiiniaopu I'm cine Gintrittstarte
3um GmpFnng i'm 8obinettsgebduos
btlperbtn. 4ber man fteqte iia penig
bnrunter Dor, NEIL a1es eben nod ME
srlsbt fporben mar. Seooh an Q6snb
res 8. Sttober fpuren fdon ale Offents
.li6en @ebdube NIT 5riumpbbogen,
5abnen unb 2ampions feItlid az,
Thmidt. Dor Dem 2bor bss aaifer
paIaftes, innerbalb pes 5i6ienmens
5tdottbores, mar Elm HieIsntriumpbs
bogen errihtet fporoen. 0ieier trua
auF qelber Seibs ben tdiierli9sn grs
LAB, Der Suanfditai bic Rsgierungss
aeifGfte ~ibergeben bat. Quf benz
freien pluBe Dor BEN 9alaittbor mar
inter einem esIbsn taiferliden ga.
lontin Der leste grlaB 9~iientunss
ausgeitelIt, Der China our Hepu6lif
mdfts unb ner nit ben feiqen Worten
fGlisBt: eWir, Der aaifsr unb bic
Gaiferin< Dittpe, tpollen in bebdqliher
Ru6e bic @robmiitbigfeit Der Republit
esniebsn." Die dlte sbrtpiirbige 5afel,
Bic iiber 300 Sabre ben polait nit
benz 0dmsn. 5atf6ingmsn Wdnbs
fdus 5bDr) idmudte, ipar aud am
0orobsnb oes 10. o6ne G0rmli9teit
herabaenommen rproen urb In Der
1riibe bes 10. tpurbe bic neue 5afel
nit BEN sroben goloenen 2ettern:
1fhungbuamen (G6inefen@5 bor) snts
biiat. 5auienbe unp a6er 5auienoe
pon Gbinsfen ftr0mtsn ber3u unb gaff-
ten bic neus Safsl uno bic 5ur Sdou
asitenten lesten faiierliden GrlaTe an.
Den msi|tsn blieb bic nirfIide 5but
Icds ~psrborgen. sd b0rts msbrers
Gbinefen Iagen: Der aaTier BAT Heat
Grlafs berausgessben unD tommt lpies
Der sur 0erridaft. Wir uno Diele an
ners Gnropdtr baiten ulrs biefer noiOsn
Grdnmersi aud cine 3eitlang binges
osben. Der 10. Ottober in peiing bat
urs absr tinxs dnbtren bslebri. Die
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1912-11-21

ganbItn fno trItbIai. ipsnn ouf cine
anosrt TBmanis IN China nod IaHet
ui9t nusatl6loher IN. Was mir Dor
BEN Bebduos bes g%rdibtnien anIsbea
ouFftsn, mar monnrdiiher Slang.
Ter una,irDHte 9srrfher - Die its
bias 3eii bsibi ibn grdiiosnt. iptil
q chen Der paFtnoits ausorud IN, Der
iibsr oas tritilde Stadium biniibeTs
bilft 30 Itanb auf eiRsm nit rotbsm
1u6t beotdteu pobium bor ftines
qmisbauiss eiugans. 81 bsibsn Set
ten fianotn feline eetr,utn Sffijisre
uHo Generale. auh Der Wanbihu
Jinti4ang, Der nit SudnTditai ues
RIGGS .Sabr bic auiriibrsr aus3urott:n
sntianot poroen mar. mar unter 10
men. 9as Shauipisi, ous iid bats
bot, III bas erobte. bds bic 6ineIii5e
@sidihte geIe6sn bat. 10000 MGnn
SnIansrie, Rsitersi uno Qrtilleris
marI6irttn In Der parabt am prdiis
benton poriiber. Wanhcn fab man
bic qufrssuns an, bic bic ean3, Oros
nung in lsifts @srpirruns brdtts,
ubtr i'm ennSen mar ons auftrettn Der
Soloaten muItsrbaft uno purot aud
pom Gdhisnnern iebr bsipun0ert. Rad
Der qardes purbsn bic Gdite In eire
,ieens bd3u bsrgsriHtets aisienbllIe
Dor benz 9dbintttsgebdube singsIls
ben. Rsi6lihe GrfriItunssn auf
rsinli9 etoedten 5iIhsn tpurbsn bier
baraebottn. Die Mluiit Ipielt;. Rad
8erlduf elmer bdlben Stunbe ertontt
pl0bli6 lautss S%urrubruftn. Suaus
f9itai 1T ,rf9isn,n! 5n einfahsr
Uniform, nit sinsm Stern uuf Der
gruit, bssl.itst BON einisen Offi3ies
rem, III er our6 cine Seitentbiir sinde
treten. Der gr.iIe 3ruppengsntrll
empfdnst ibn i'm gdmsn ieiner Suite.
Mit einigeu 6remben, aud nit p.m
8ertrstsr bss beutihsn Sitaiiatiiten
2lpbbs, pshIslt sr sinise Dorte uno
oriidt ibntn bic Sdub. Damn 5is4t
CT fih 3uriid. Nun Iiebt's ibm an, bah
dllerIei @tfible in ibm tdmpfen uno
bdB aud ibm - ME uns - nod dls
leg mebr 9roum als Wirtliateit efs
i6eint. IS lit ippbl feinsr Der CUE
ropGer BON bi,iem Jsite nab 6dult
etadnssn, phns bon Der 2batldhe
iiberpGItigt porben 81 iein, oab bcrs
artiees China nod ME seiebsn bat.
qu6 in Ser GeIhi6te Der europap
f6en 90Itsr lit Iot6ss nod nidt err
lebt porben, buB in einsm Rief,nrtis
DE ME Gtina Elm Sdbr mad Der Recos
lution cine ioI6e prahttntfdltung GEE
prbneter unb muIterhaftsr 3uitdnSs
tntbiillt porben mare. Gs berriAt.
fir uns tein 3peifsl msbr, bab Die
tritiI6s 53eit fir China pOriibsr 1T,
boB bas 2dno uunmshr itetig oors
pdrts Ihrsitst unb iih snttpidelt IN
Elm Ttartss unO seeinigtss China.