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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

Statistics reported at the Methodist
Conference session in Ocala last week
give a total membership in Florida of
A. 1857; Sunday school, 391; Sunday
school students, 1864; number Of
churches, 400; value of houses OF
worship, $1,410,000; 919 infants and
| /, 424 infants were baptized last year;
Epworth Leagues, 173; Epworth
League members, 6, 513.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

der the bodice in back; bringing front
edge to center-front, back edge to
large 40" perforation in underbody
and side edges to corresponding small
so" perforations in underbody front
and back. Draw in gathers at the
shoulder and tack to position from
armhole edge to large 20" perfora-
ton in underbody front.
Turn under edges Of sleeves ON
small 20" perforations, bring folded
edges together and gather " inch
from folded edges; draw gathers into
III inch. Sew sleeve in armhole as
notched, small so" perforation at
underarm seam, bringing gathered ed
ges to shoulder seam.
Close back seam Of foundation skirt
from large go" perforation to lower
edge, finish edges above for closing.
Turn hem on small 30" perforations.
Close back seam Of gathered skirt
from large "Oo perforation to lower
edge, finish edges above for closing.
Turn hem on small so" perforations.
Gather upper edge between double
CIT" perforatiOns; adjust to posi-
ton. ann,
PIait front Of tunic placing "T''
on corresponding large 40" perfora-
tions and tack. Gathe upper back
edge between double CIT" perfora-
tions. Adjust to position, bringing
back edge to small go" perforation
near upper back edge Of stay, side
edge Of back to large 40" perfora-
ton in stay, side edge of front to
small so" perforation in stay and
front edge to large 30" perforation
In STAY (near eenter-front); tack &c
nosition along upper row of gathers
IN waist and tack pointed end to po
sition on waist.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
! COUNTY OF POLK, FLORIDA
| Peoples State Bank Of Lakeland,
Florida, banking corporation under
/ the laws Of the State Of Florida, VS..
Mrs. e. A. Hooper and Ira r. Hoop
To Mrs. e. A. Hooper and Ira T.
Hooper, defendants, and all others
interested:
Notice is hereby given that the
above entitled cause has been insti-
tuted, and writ of summons sued out
therein and returned by the Sheriff
|of Polk County, Florida. Defendants
not found in said county, and writ
of attachment has been sued out here
in and levied by the Sheriff of Polk
County, Florida on or about the 26th
day of October, A. D. 1916, upon the
following personal property, as the
property Of defendants, situate and
being in the County Of Polk, Florida,
described as follows, towit: One Can
Idly Outfit One Shoe Outfit, and One
Electric Motor and Sewing Machine.
located in the building numbered lot
on South Tennessee Avenue. in the
City Of Lakeland, Florida.
h You, Mrs. e. A. Hooper and Ira T.
Hooper. defendants, and al lothers In
terested are notified that you are re.
quired to be and appear to said action
at the office of the Clerk of said Court,
at the Courthouse in the City Of Bar
tow. Florida. on or before the nth
day Of February, A. D. 1917, else judg
ment will be given against you by
default.
I Witness my hand and the seal Of
said Court this sixteenth day Of De
cember, A. d. 1916.
(seaD J. A. JOHNSON,
Clerk of the County Court.
J. G. williams, Attorney for Plain
TIL. eos'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

Reports are to the effect that Col.
Theodore Roosevelt, ex-president of
the United States, will be member
of a devil fish hunting expedition
which is to leave Punta Gorda some
time during the next few weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

Contract has ben awarded for re-
building the Dowling-Shands saw
mill and lumber plant at Green Cove
Springs, which was burned some
time ago.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

| The West Florida Highway Assoc
citation held its second annual meet
ing last week In Pensacola Tallahas-
see was chosen as the next meeting
place.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

The beauty Of the gathered skirt
knnot be denied, and there is no de-
Ign that accords better with the gen
Eal idea Of simplicity now SO much
! demand. Here is three-piece cir
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

inexpensive cost and costly a. to
esign and style is this three-pisce
|rcular skirt. Homespun, serge or
|brella cloth may be used for its
svelopment.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-30

Batin In q delicate shade Of blue,
, combined with lace in this evening
Down for late winter and early spring.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

standing beside each plate. On the sideboard piles of oranges and apples were waiting, for the party was never to eat them.
 The gendarmes in Verdun seem to keep catalog of the shells which fall in the town. Those who live in bonn barded towns take definite pride in showing the visitors the holes made by German projectiles and the houses that they had thoroughly destroyed It was with an expression of the greatest satis4Rction that one of the genda fmes aske6 us to come and see his gate, be- cause, during the previous night, he had counted a hundred and seventeen big shells that had tfallen into it's neighborhOod.
 M.. Scott, the artist, remarked to me
 This war is the end of the battle painter. since, apart from curiously lucky circumstances, there is absolute ly nothing to paint. Modern warfare has nothing to do with colors. It is. a symphony in sound. It is subject matter for the musician, not the artist. Perhaps the, musician of the future will be able tos convert into terms of music the extfNordinary contrasts of noise and sulleAtAilence which one may hear in a bo1hRaided town"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

Los Angeles, March 29.--The shrinking of 'eGount" Jean de Mar quette into plain Leonell Gianini was the startling anti-climax provided in Superior Judge 'craig's court room when the young man came up for sen- tence on burglary charge.
 The revelation that the young man, who had posed as French noblenan, was the son of an Ocean Park Height rancher was shock to several young women who had gathered in the court room. They had come under his spell and attributed to him ancestral halls and gilded coronet. as
 Gianini looked around to see if a particular young woman was present the one..5 in fact, who used to believe he was very fascinating chap and also a count. She believed the latter assumption so strongly that she mar ried him and. fancied herself the countess. She is Mrs. Maud Baker de Marquette.
 Mrs. de Marquette did not need the cisallusionment, however, having pen etrated the sham some time ago. When Gianini was convicted of a felony last week, she filed suit for divorce naming that fact as ground for hei action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
BRITISH GOVERNMENT
 URGES PEOPLE TO SAVE
Patriots Enioined Not to Use Motor Cars, to Wear Old Clothes and
 Cut D0wE Servants.

London, March 29.-The National organizing committee for war savings has posters up all through Great Bri- tain urging patriots not to use motor cars or. motorcycles needlessly, to wear old clothes and cut down serv- ants, ill order to save for the war eX- penses. A newspaper supplements these suggestions with the following "don't list:"
 Don't tip walters.
 Don't waste money on cut flowers
 Don't use gas when coal is burning
 Don't forget that papers will clean many things.
 Don't ride to war meetings-and es- pecially war economy meetings--in g motor car when the tube and omnibus is available.
 Don't smoke too much, or waste matches when spills will do. Last year vt imported more than two mil lion gross of boxes of matches ovel the imports of 1915. Don't send letters if postcard vii suffice.
 Don't cease to agitate against the maintenance of unnecessary officials in public departments. They produce no revenue and cost the country mil lions year.
 Don't neglect the value of glass bot ties and jars, which schoolboys are collecting in some parts of the coun- try, or of string, wastepaper and tin foil.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
CITY STREET TAX.
Collection Will Begin Right After
 First of Next Month.

The collection of the city street tax for 1916 will be started right after the beginning of next month, according to announcement by city authorities, and the warnings will be issued at the rate cf about 20 per day, until all the men el gible to pay the tax nave been called upon and have paid, either by working on the streets, or in cash.
 It has already been announced that tl.e city will assess the full S3 tax this year, increasing by one-thlrd the amount to he collected, because last year only s2 was assessed. Some thing approximating $2,0O0 was col lected through this street tax last year, and on the same basis. about s3.OOO will be collected this year, there being little change shown in the number of men eligible under tho terms of the street tax ordinance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

"So you are a count, are you? asK- ed Judge Craig, following an appeal of Gianinis attorney for his release that he might go back and fight for France.
 Gianini drew himself up somewhat haughtily and admitted that that title fitted. -.
 "Read that record, Captain Dodds, said the judge to his chief probation officer. 1 Es.l=
 The record showed that Gianlnl had been spending most of his time get ting arrested and serving sentences ln Ethef last ten years, also that he was born in Providence. R. l., and had never been to France.
 You are the. most unprincipled, brazen and foolish imposter l have ever seen in this court room,' said the judge. Five years in Folsom. The young wife was not in the court room, but when informed of the situation, said:
 q knew he wasn't a count. Soon after our marriage his whole shabby pretense was exposed to me. l am sorry he has to go to prison, but not surprised. That is, as far as my cons cern extends"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
Teddy Stands By Employc.

Oyster Bay, March 2S.-Amazed and shocked at the news of his secretary's sentence to the workhoust, Colonel Roosevelt tonight issued statement at Sagamore hill, as follows:
 "Mr. McGrath told me he was in a restaurant and had nothing to with the assault, except to try to interfere to save woman from being hurt. Personally, believe him absolutely. He has been associated with me now for nearly four years, and I have felt I Ncould; not only have absolute con- fidence in his energy and ability, but in his straightforward integrity. He twill continue in my employ exactly as if this had not happened. with entirely undiminished trust and regard on my part"
 It is understood former Assistant District Attorney Robt. H. Elder of Brooklyn has been retained by friends of McGrath The belief is strong that a reopening of the case will establish McGrath's innocence.
 In addition to being secretary to Colonel Roosevelt, McGrath is also acting secretary of the national com- mittee of the Progressive party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
.COL. ROOSEVELT'S SECRETARY GETS
 JAIL SENTENCE
John McGrath Plays the Chivalrous Knight and
 Draws 30 Days.

New York March 29.--John W. Me- Grath, private secretary of Colonel Roosevelt, was sentenced to serve 30 days on Blackwell's island in the court of special session in Brooklyn today.
 A similar sentence was meted out to Wm. Powers, cousin of McGrath.
 McGrath and Powers spent the night in the Raymond Street jail. They were held incommunicado, and will be removed to Blackwells island early tomorrow. Both vehemently denied their guilt.
 The complaint against McGrath and Powers was made by Charles Lighte Jr., who alleged that the defendant assaulted him in cafe at St. Johns Place and Rogers avenue. Mrs Emma Lighte, the complainant's wife appeared in court for her husband McGrath's defense was that he tried tC defend woman during an alteration and he denied assaultin gthe complain ant. The young man earnestly pleadtd his innocence, but Justices Salmon Garin and Edwards found him guilty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

caused the child to be very fretful and rest less at night. and she was badly disflgured.
 Then we used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment, and after using them for one month, the eruption all disappeared. (Signed) J. c. Houston. Evarts, Ky, July 14. 1915. Sample Each Free by Mail
 With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad- dress postcard ''Cuticurs, Dept. T, Bos. ton." Sold throughout the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
JINKS' CARNIVAL IS
 PfovlNGCf1 POPULAR

One of the ldsltrcrowds that ever attended a cafhlva1 gathered al the show grounds last night, and the noticeable feature was the large num- Der of ladies present. The large ''Ten in One" tent was filled to overflowing at three performances. The big fea- ture show, the Motordronle. where Daredevil" Thomas races with death, was packed to capacity, Every show on the big lot reports record at tendance, and the manager of the shows and the officers pf "The links are very much gratified over tho at tendance, and especially the large at tendance ob ladies.
 The officers of "The Jinks" extend an invitation to every one in this city to come out tonight and enjoy the evening with them, as this week of pleasure is given under the auspices of that popular body. Special fca- lures and big free act in the afternoon for the ladies and children.
 Oahu college, Honolulu, is D years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
INFLAMED ECZEMA ON CH|LD'S FACE
Spread All Over Nose and Mouth. Itched and Burned. Child Very
 FretfuI. Badly Disfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA SOAP AND OINTMENT

My little girl had eczema on her face. The trouble first started on her upper lip by small pimple breaking out just under
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
GREEN RETURNS WITH
 ALLEGED DRAFT ARTIST
J. \. Cole Brought from Lake Charles to Answer Charge Of Passing
 WOrthelss Paper.

Constable Clint Green repurned yes terday morning from Lake Charles, La, having in custody J.sA.N Cole, white, who is wanted here to answer charge of passing a bank draft al loged to have been worthless.
 Cole has been in the employ of the Missouri Valley Bridge, < Iron. com pany, which built the Jefferson coun- ty xfree bridge, and which: is now building big steel bridge sovers the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

Oahu college, Honolulu, is 75 years
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

lake at Lake Charles. The charge against Cole is that on March IA he cashed draft for $20, on the Cal casieu National bank, at Lake Charles. obtaining the money through enaorse- ment of the draft by w. T. Orton, pro- prietor of the Orton hotel. MT. Orton was called up to- make good the amount when the draft was returned here, unpaid.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
sev rEEl ENTIRELY WELL.

, A. H. Franels, Zenith. Kas., q had a severe pain in my back and could hardly move. l took about two-thirds o: a soc box of Foley Kidney Pills and now feel entirely we'll" Middle aged and older men and women find these safe pills relieve sleep dis. turbing bladder ailments. 4 Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30
Don't think of what you want. Don't want it.
ACTION IS NATURAL.

P. s. Meehan, Hancock, Mich. writes: T have given Foley Cathar- ti,, Tablets a through trial and can positively state they are the best laxative I ever used. Their action is natural, no pain or griplng, and they clean the systen in fine shape Stout persons say the bu-yaat, free feeling they bring is blessing. Mann Pharmacy. a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-03-30

her nose. and afterward it spread all over her nose and mouth and formed a black scale.' Every time she would cry it would burst open and bleed. It itched and burned causing her, to scratch and irritate her faCo Tho tro,,hIo
Washington Journal., 1916-07-14
gebamOInns fleimer ainOer.

Sebe Mutter folte es iorgfdltig
permeioen, ii9 mebr nit Dem Sdugz
ling gu bei4dftigen, als unbebingt
n0tig 1T. Menigitens pdbreno Der
erften 2ebensmonate brau9t Elm &inO
nidts onberss als S9lafen unb
Srinten. Miitter, bic fi9 9~epDbnen.
tire Rinber Bel ieOem S9rei aus benz
8ett gu retBsn. binOen fi9 Oamit ielbit
cine 9lase ouf unb niiBen benz &inOe
gar ri9ts, man9mal ri9ten 1ie fogor
S9a0en bomit an. 9as @ort:
rS9reitinb - @ebei6finb" lit cine
grun0pobrbeit Der &Ieintinosrfiir>
forge. Menn elm &ino eben troden
9etest lit, gut getrunten bat un0 bann
nit lauter Stimme f9reit, beppr es
einf9ldft, 10 lit bas eber gum 8ors
tell als gum Na9teil. Oas gu rei9=
li9e 8ef9Gftigen NIT benz &leiniten
bat feline befonOsre S9attenieite, ouf
bic man in neuerer 3eit mebrfa9
aufmertfam sema9t bat. 8enn au9
10 elm &leines nod teinen 8eritahb
bat, 10 bat es bod f4On cine Seele
un0 gum minbeften Rerben. Nun
min man beobu9tet 6aben - uno
Sa9lrei9e @rfabrunsen f9einsn oas
gu beitdtisen =, baB Die &Ieinen
babur4 ~beunrubist nsrben, tpenr
man iie gu bel bei9dftigt ober gez
raoeau ft0rt. 5reili9 fangen 5ie baIb
on, fi9 baran gu getpDbnen, ia fe
i4reien fosar oano9, 6oB iemano
tDmmt uno iie unterbGlt. Mber es
l4eint 10, als befunbe ii9 in bieIem
neutrality-suspicious. f9on cine
gentle NerbofitGt. Die ainber baben
ibr nOrmales, sefunbes S@lafperz
mDgea berlpren unb berlangen rur,
baB man fie bur9 dllerlei Nlotria
mioe ma4t. Man bemertt, oaB oie
&inoer oann tpobi i9lafen m09ten,
aber ni4t einf9lofen fDnnen; tie finb
aufgeregt, f4reien unablG1ig, unb
dngitli4e Miitter meinen gar, lie ieien
tranf.
Wenn bic &inber dlter Tinb uno
Der Bertrand ertpa9t, etipa 6ann,
tpenn iie onfansen. peripnen gu unterz
i4eioen ober mad 9ingen gu greifen,
bann ion man ibnen freili9 cine gez
mile 4nregnng ni9t berfagen, aber
INNER babel eripdgen, tpie pieler Mnz
regung benin 10 Elm flsines @ebirn
pirtli9 bebarf. llnb ftets miro man
BEL Derniinftiser usbsrlegung gu benz
grgebnis tommen, oaB es fi9 nur Inn
gang 9eringe 2etae banbeln fam.
ginen guten MaBitab bat man,
tpenn man fiebt, baB bic &inoer balb
tpieoer einf9lafen. tpenn man 5i9
ni@t UNI ie tiimmert.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-14
GFaaYTagsB Amoresh:T.

giner Der entisbIidIten augenbIide.
0ie Elm Mann erleben lam, 1T es
eutIdisOen, tpena tr i'm gegtiff lit.
.getraut 3u psrOen unO ploBli9 Bee
merit, bab er Die Ginge bergehen
BAT. Der freunOli9s @eiitli9e file
ftert Jpn ms DIR: Die 9inge!"
Der @rmabnte It0bert Oer5peifelt in
Ieiner @eifentoI8s, unb pdbrenb er
i'm Stiaen piini4t. boB i'm Der
air9snboben DerI9lingen m0ge, gebt
bur9 sic S9ar Der So93eitsgdite
Elm S6auer freuOiger aufregung.
Quf alien @eIi9tern malt Ii9 bic
gr0Bte Spannung, ob unb tpie fi9
bas Opfer ieiner @ergeBIi9teit aus
Ser bsitlen affaire aieben pirb. Oos
englii9e @eieB mo4t Bel ttr9li9en
Srauunsen sinen Hing penigItsns fir
bic Nrait unerlGBli9. Gs I9reibt
nber iiber 6orm unb 4rt ni9ts Dor,
10 bob beim grfob fir bns 8ergefes
ne 3iemli9 tpeiter Spielraum bleibt.
Dieter nirb 5upeilen in ser turioie>
ten DeiIe ausgenuBt, ba 6as 8routs
paar in Der Hsgel lieber nit benz
abenteuerIi9iten Ring DOrlieb nimmt,
anitatt bic Srouung auf19ieben gu
lnFen. Sin alter pfarrsr er3dblt
%gegenp6rtis aus Der G~rfabrung zines
balben SabrbunOerts in elmer Stride
beg 9Onboner Sftens cine An3abl
a%miiIonter TGne. @inmol muBte
cine Meifins0ie. Osren natiirIi9er Bee
ruff es lit, an bic RiidIsite zines 8iIz
O%errabmens gei9raubt ii6 einem in
Der DanO befeitigten giienbaten gu
Dermdblen, ben gbering erIeben; Elm
anbermoG trot Der ringfOrmige @riff
Oes SatrifteifdIiifels an feline Stene.
S9liifelringe perben 3iemIi9 bGufig
at Der e6enIo berantpprtungsrei9en
tpie ebrenbolen @telpsrtretung berIz
fen, I~eltsner Garbinenringe aus Orobt
ober p~oraeaan. gelesentli9 ober bat
au9 i9pn Elm 9ummiring BON ets
ner SaI9enubr ober einem S9irms
tod ben @eg auf 0en Singer Der
8raut gefunben.
Sn einem ber3netfeIten Sale, tpo
in Der gauaen air9e nidts &ingf0r>
miges oufautretben NOR, mubte elm
&neifer, aus Dem mo elm @las berz
aussebro9en batte, bic fotole Situa>
ton retten. Die rogitOmii4ite al
Ter bieIer @piIoben absr bat ii9 ert
tiirslt9 ereignet. Ser 8rGuttgam
un0 ole 9o93eitsgdte batten bereits
ibre idmtIi9en Saf4en OergebIi4
um> unb umgetromt unb elm Aufz
f9ub Der 3eremonie eri9ien unberz
meibli9, ga neigte ii9 bic 8raut na4
fi9tli9em inneren &f errOteno
gum DIRE ibres grpd9lteu, unO biez
Ter bra1te, ebenfals errDtenb, einen
niebli4sn Mppurat nit f4Onem gls
fenbeinring gum erI0ienben @orf4ein.
Der feline Apporat er5Gblte einen
tleinen Gomon. SIS mar ndmli9 etn
ousenf9einIid f@On felt einiger 3eit
i'm OienF beftnoli@er 8abpsS aug>
pfropfen."
Washington Journal., 1916-07-14
Oufcl Sums BctterOruden.

Grit felt turSem bat bas ameritaz
nii9e 8unoes@ 98etteramt na9ftebenoe
@inri9tung, tpsl@e DielIei9t in einem
Iol9en 9ienite biz iebt Die einoige 1T:
nGmIi9 cine Station fir bas 4uf>
IliesenlaIlen BON 2uftora@en Sag fir
Sag, I'm bic Metter>@Orausiasen gu
unterftiiBen.
Oie1e Station befinbet ii9 Is Mieis
len peftli9 bon Stlaboma Gitp. Cine
Qnsabi 2eute 1T bier tdsIi9 bamit
bef9Gftist, groBe Sra9en = natIr=
Ii9 Tefielbra9en = brei Bis bier
Meilen bod in bic 2uft aufiteigen
gu laiien. Muf fol9e Weiie pirb.
Obne baB man GIieser in 4nipru&
gu nebmen brau9t, piele tpertpOlIe
austunft iiber atmofpbdriide @er>
bGItnifIe in GROCER 9Obe- erlangt,
tpel9e ouf Mitterungs<8 erGnoerunz
gen ginfluB baben m0sen. nnO ipd>
terbin lam bieier 9ienft ougIei4 in
elmer anberen 9infi9t bon NuBen
iein, ndmli9 inbem er @nbaltspunttc
fir bic seeisnete 4uslegung ppn 2ufts
fabrts&urien bietet.
Mit benz 9inaufienben Der Sra>
den baben Die 9eute teine groBe
@9pieristeit, unb iie beOirfen bafir
teines b~eIpnberen appnrates; bas 3uz
riidaieben ieOO4 erforbert cine febr
%Itarte, nit @lettri5itdt betriebene
9aipel. llnb Oieie muB sriinbIi4
ifoliert perber, ba bic 9ra9en an
&upferbrdbten bdngen. peI4e bic mo-
tiirli9e @lettri3itdt Der &tmoipbdre
3uleiten, in iOl9em MaBe, baB
man9mal bic 8ebisnun9ss Mannf9aft
sinen ernItliden S9lag betommen
tDnnte, tpenn Der StrOm ni9t an al<
len gefdbrlihen Stellen abseiperrt
tpGre.
Washington Journal., 1916-07-14
5~ee grisSer.

Set mar in Sc 8ilsnader StraBe,
ga tpobnter 5tpee @rieoer 5uIamm',
Der Gene, Der bieB 8iui,
Der andre Sriee nit Siam.
Der 8iui mar n biBfen Serbe,
gr 10 n S6Id6ter ietppr'n,
9od Sribe mar mu1italiiH,
Sr mar gum ainitler iebor'n.
Ser 8iui nit feline 8irf6te
8aoiente men 9aler bro Sad,
Hno SriBe grnpIden men 8Iaien
Wandmal nit eeneu S6la1.
9d fam 6amols, ammo IA,
Ser iroBe &rie6 in Sc @eIt,
Der bat ieber Nadt ian3 plebli6
alens nff'n &ppp ieiteGt
Ser 8iui NIT feline @iiridte
Waoient MI men 8lauen pro Sah,
Hno Sribe, Der flimpert men 9dIer
3uiamm' ii6 nit G9 uno nit &ra9.
limb ie9t's nod n 8eil6en 10 tpeiter,
Wiro Biai cen NiQionG6r,
IMP Stripe, Der 5iebt burd Die Strabel
Mit n 2eierfaiten baber.