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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

TODAY PINE BLUFF GOES AFTER ITS ALLOTMENT I f . ot m Bdsed # M eong an e % M % to the nation and to the soldiers at the front and Pine Bluff mas never yet failed any task that % d K set out to fuentia behind this movement and there can be with them no such word fail
 ing for special holiday that all citizens work for the loan Mayor Bloom followed in the footsteps of the governor in the following we'll chosen words:
 Mayors Proclamation.
 President Woodrow Wilson and Governor Chas Brough afternoon October 24 which designated National Liberty Loan Day."
 he of the Liberty vital to the nation and the successful termination of the that every czen or our country should do his part.
 Thru the efforts of the Pine Bluff Clearing House associa on chamber of and the Rotary cub arrange mens have been made celebrate the day fitting the nce the occasion, and thru their efforts our Little Rock will address the citizens of Pine Bluff and adong counties at the tabernacle at 230 that afternoon
 therefore, acting under the power vested m me- as mayor city, declare Wednesday afternoon October 2 beginning M o'clock legal holiday and call upon all bankers meIca the parade and attend the sisoosk ok s1Sss Every institution in the city h heart and soul interested n ne enterprise The Rotary club and its energetic Snp mas worked up splendid enthusiasm me Iine lending every ana "ars sne in it's work Tor the cause while the merchants individually well as col
 e have fallen in ne They have acceded to the mayor e Iocamation given the holiday asked for ana VIII he Sw1 s great fund of enthusiasm that like the poVeroa So ~ ss'ners and grows as it goes.
 me tabernacle lately ringing to the eoquece a. I " God has been selected the scene TOT an G % M h inspiring eoquence-that which calls man to ms ouy .u M w@1h @ will be thronged with and women u o h4 an enthusiasm and emotion that ranks M seoo nd ;o his congregations wths burning words for patriotism S hs M younger broher and those today tsn clean
 hi sy ssss e.n x ssys wssr ass s lending his millions or the widow with her mite nd m n as
 K. sss,' as a as s 9s1st sds
 6thst IT iSsif ka the corridors of time
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24
M BLUFF MUST C0M @ WITH DOLLARS TO SUPPORT THE MEN WHO OFFER THEIR LIVES!

In the capitol Washington the sheets containing the hon. roll being prepared Every person who buys this fair roll Nor will the amount of the purchase be tioned merely the with the words Liberty Bond Sub scrber, American Patriot"
 The Burnt Offering
 They doing things too today in Washington There in the counys capital the nation is making burnt offering the of the Liberty bond Each state has contributed upon the great fire burning in the of liberty Ark sends portion of the famous Yell flag staff staff that carried the banner of the state through the ranks of Santa triumphanty the his home of the Astec nation Other states have contributed equally sacred objects to their burnt offering.
 Where there is such spirit of national sacrifice it cannot osy of far than the usual brand is expected today the people of Pine bluff Already been great deal of generosity shown selshness has hidden its head There place for this gnobe sentiment today in this city,
 Patriots to Remember.
 Our bankers business have both time and this Out of their of them expended large advertising the loan they have bought to tell the people of the merits of these bond they have caused posters be flung from home hoe they have established bureaus of correspondence giving or nation to the people who otherwise would have remained gno things connected with these bonds These have received nothing return They expect nothing except from the people to the cause that a and yet the people should look for these these and that have given of their to enghten their fellows and thereby increase the volume of bond sae and in the future remember their unsshness and return in possi be for had not this campaign of engmen thru advertisement been pursued there would have been early for the L
 y bond instead of the triumphant enthusiasm that Pine Bluff witnesses today
 No Escaping the Liberty Bond.
 There escaping the Liberty bond well has the work of appeal to the city been organized In the tabernacle bga der general of the United States brings the nations dig nifty to the occasion Eloquent speakers will plead it's behalf national senator Joe Robinson will deliver his famous message the president Those who attend the theatre will find there the Liberty bond will material than of the fade pictures reminding the audience of duty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-24

and patrosm for the committees have it that speakers for Liberty bonds will be in the places of amusement ready and willing tell of the great necessity the nation has for successful issue in this matter In the theatres too will be found blank applications for these bonds Let the people of the audience sign these blanks They the banks of the city Each select his bank and in this rest assured his signature will be honored
 Only $1 Per Week.
 If has not large bank account there to hestae the bank will take of his signature terms well within his reach $50 bond costs only $1 week. and mupe of $50 cost proportion Even in debt and of work afford to for of these bonds such terms
 If among the enthusiastic patriots the aber nace pleasure bent at the theatre do not think to the Liberty bond will find the street. will find
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
THOROUGH WORK
How Q Marion Citizen found free.
dom From Kidney Troubles.

If you suffer from backache-
From urinary disorders
Any durable disease of the kidneys
Use a tested kidney remedy.
Deans Kidney Pills have been tested
by thousands.
Marion people testify.
Can you ask more convincing proof
q merit?
Mrs. Joel Pickens, 400 W. Depot
ST.. Marion. says: "About two wears
ago | was suffering with a weak ard
tisordered condition of my kidneys.
NJ back ached dreadfully through the
-, ,apK part md the kidney secretions
-7ere irregular in passage. | also was
troubled whole lot with dizzy spells.
! had read 80 much about Doan's Kic.
ney Pills that got q box at Haynes
4 Tsylor's drug store. They helped
me from the first and continued TAX
Ing them until cured
Price so cents at all dealers. Don't
Pvnply ask for a kidney remedy-get
bans Kidney Pills the same that
led Mrs. Pickeny. Foster NJ ilburn
ls Props. Buffalo. N. Y. g.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
WORKOUT THINGS.


~ 'h' average man life Is only
WI !" "''''' "'ch he l. young enough
w" S""'E enough To enter INTO It's
'" ' ''''''>'N win 'h't enthusiasm
"'''' mas never o''h d'h''u express
>''''' 10 ''' newly arrived ioi''r in
80. '"''"' tue "o''' ANA us glory u'
'' '''''' N"''" OF PROMISE 'i
,Np,''"uu"' Oh nope OF glorious f''u'
, m,,ny .,' =" N',' a a.. man o'a age seem,
~. | - ''"''''" '''''''
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ur,.., ''' '''" ''"N ANU ''"'''"
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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
HUNTER FINDS HIS MONEY
Drops Bills From His Pocket Near
Log, Returns at Night and Re.
covers Them.

Norwalk, GA Norwalk man start
ed out hunting recently. He took
with him his truSty dog and rusty gun
10 hunt rabbit or squirrel or wood.
chuck. or whatever Is in season.
He grew tired and sat down on a
log to rest. When he came home that
night. his wife asked. the first thing.
about that Sl25 man had paid him in
the morning. He searched every peck
ct. Money gone, CONSERVATION
Nothing To do but find II.
So he SET out into the night. lantern
In hand, and Travelled the back trial.
He searched and searched. but all ia
vain, until he came 10 the log where
he had rested. And there was the lit
lie musty roll that had caused I'll the
trouble. He admits now he's good
money.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

In the earlier period uf the Roman
republic divorces were quite unknown
nnd N"r" e rare sight up ln the time
~ the SULTAN war IN tie old day,
'hr husband aud wife who wished 10
separate appeared for he last time be-.
Tor" lh" common heath prizes, aud
prir,t"', being present ~ on The
'daS ul marriage, cake ~ wheaton
jnnr was presented a. the husband by
ib" wife. but instead of sharing 1t be-.
tween them thry rejected IT, Then In.
stead of prayers they rrnounc,d the
worship Hud gods ~ the husband
From that mumrnt the religious bond
was hrokrn, aud the community Of
worship having ceased To exist the
marriage without further ado was Tor
ever dissolved
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
NOTICE IF PROPOSED DIV.
IDthU AND I IHal MEETIkG
10 The District Court Of The United
States For Tb. We Tern Di.
trict Of Ke lucky.
In the matte Of

IN me matte Of
| RUBEN r. WHITECuTToN In Bank
Bankrupt. Upi,y
To the Creditors of said BaikIG.t.
THIS Is TO NOTIFY you. mar n
communication received fro,l the trLs-
tee, indicates that the sale tond i the
purchaser will he collected by him with
IN the neat few days, and that a Giyi.
dend can be paid to the creditors. and
that a first and final dividend vii. lie
declared herein. at ny .scr Padu-
cab, Ky. az 3 O'Clock IN the afternoon
on the 2Sth day Of February, i9l7.
upon the claims Of al The unsecured
creditors whose claim. have. been al.
lowed herein.
Proofs of claim If the following
named creditors have not as Sc; been
iiiei herein, and Il thy ,eslrr to share
IN the distribution. their claim shoUla
be filed on or before AID GATE ut t.i.
rIary 18th, 1917:
A +. Eckcrt,
Alioway Bros.
Acme Harvesting mach.n, Company.
Barnes Knitting Corporation.
Crlttenden Record.Prr,s,
Charley Gatten =.
Cumberland Gallery Company,
Croflin Bros, Seed Company.
F. d. Loveland.
Grocery Chemical Company.
Holman brvtlerS.
Hardesty Willing Con pauy
klngman Overall Company.
LynchburR Sign Works
L,mbert.Gresham hardware Company.
|. 4. Boyd.
Mlller'PLrott CracS' Company.
NJ. j. iopp Seed Company
Nodust Chemical Company.
lwu r. iIt < Narn'Sn Z, mpany.
"a 'rh Ns.so-.
=. W. lm.y.
Scnut,n SIZE vomp,n.
SaIne ked.wd.
Thomas Waller. .lr.
7. +. Hais.
radewa:er Milling Company.
AID that a hnal meeting Vt the cred.
TORS ill tie held at tn same place. at
8 O'Clock in the aftern, o IN 18th day
of March, 1874, Wien the trustees
viii be audited ty me and that
, i'ic.r discharged ut hi' uusl,
Witness my hand tits the ljtn d Y
Of February. 1917.
EMMETT " BAGBY
Referee Ia bankruptcy.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Tore and Bit at His Bleeding Arm.

fired. The shot wounded the bear,
which turned and disappeared down II
gully below the house.
Harer, carrying his gun with five
shells-all the ammunition in the
house-and his brother, armed with
an TX, followed. They soon overlook
the bear. Harer pumped the remain
der of the ammunition into bruins
body and the enraged animal turned
on him.
Raising itself, the animal struck
Hnrer with a front paw, tearing the
flesh on his arm. As the bear struck
both fell, the man under the bear.
The man was held a prisoner rs the
bear tore and bit at his bleeding arm.
until his brother rushed to his rescue
and with blow with the ax on the
bears head killed ii.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
One Dose Of Rsi Il
Away nundf

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Is unlike
any other II sweeps the Bile and
Poisonous Catarrhal Accretions from
the system. Soothcs and allays in.
tanmatlon in the Intestinal Tract
The cause Of serious and fa,al ailments,
such NJ Gall Stones. Appendicitis.
Acute Indigestion. Cancer and l''cer.
OF the stomach and intcstines Yellow
Jaundice. Constipation. Gastrllis. Auto
'ntoxicS'ion. etc, etc In every local
ny there are grateful people Wh, owe
their complete recovery to Mays
Wonderful REMEDY. Thousands say IL
has saved them from the knife. Tn.
m'St thorough system cleanser known.
Contains 10 alcohol or hnht filming
drugs FREE ho"k let on Stomach All.
m,nt'. Address Geo II Mnyr. Mig
Chemist, Chicago. Better yet oh.
tam a bottle OF Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy from Haynes 4 TaS lor or any
reliable druggist. who will refund YOUR
money IL il fails
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
LOST LEGS PICKING COAL
Baby 10 Run Over by switeher in Rail.
road Yards at Sioux
City.

Sioux City. Ia.-Coal ran short In
the Nuremberg home here the other
day. and there was not enough money
on hand to lay In new supply The
family was beginning to suffer from
the raw November weather, So the
mother sent little Anna to gather some
Jumps that had fallen from cars In the
st. Paul railway yards.
While the child was NJ work, pick.
ing M q BIT ~ coal here and there To
put In her bag, n switch engine with
string II cars ran her down and cut
Oh both legs above the knees.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
CAT RIDES THE FLYWHEEL
Wisconsin Woodmen's Pet Is Picked
Up for Dead, but Receivers in
Short Time.

Shcboygan, Wis.-Tom, the big cat
pet OF the woodmen In mill here, hud
most unusual JOY ride and escaped
With his life. or one Of them.
ThS big cat attempted to leap
through 1G-foot iiywheel while 1t
was making II revolutions per min.
Ute, hut was caught In the wheel aud
held for ~ minutes, when the engine
was stopped.
During the ride the cat Travelled
Gs.id0 feet, or Ia. miles. lie was
picked up Ms dead. but one hour later
ate n heavy meal,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Statistics.

Washington, d. c., received
A15, 985ssfrom the saloons it pays
SSl4.245 to support the police.
Boston receives 81, 43s, 132lfrom
its saloons and it pays 81, 9O2, 900
for the support of its police force.
Los Angeles receives $3.50, 900
from saloon licenses and pays
SOL, 600 for police protection.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

The London Time, asserts the new
Greek cabinet wa, named 10 thNart
the entente allies but many people
have been under the Impression all
the time that 1t was named Tor the
sole purpose 81 providing schools fuf
Stnmm"rcrS with practice words.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

Persons chcri,hIng mellow mcmuric,
of the domestic doughnut. or flied
cake with its accompaniment oi
Northern Spies ar huttrrullh ar sweet
cider, care nnught Tor the baker,
threat that the hole must grow larger
because Of the high cost of material.
They can make them an hole. and not
bother lover of the original hlJchcu
product
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

4 stage beauty was seen the other
day when oul for n stroll. wearing n
nose ring II didn't look quite 80
hnrhnr"u> n you might think. hut
an ornament ~ that kind would b"
In the way u u person had hay fever.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

No painter ever looks upon h, mas
rerpircc with greater pride than the
housewife displays when she stands
IN and gn2rS upon n shelf fall
NJ peaches she has jus, finished can
ming.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

"rn avoid trouble, look IN the funny
side ut every question" Announces n
puryry"r of advice. l,ui ne married
man viii Try II when he gets HON. ut
"a. ~.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

And Ulcer up after ihr govern
mcnl hl. concluded It's study NJ the
gasoline question maybe there viii he
NOR" milrs IN u gallon.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
----AssNgB
RurafLiie and Rural School ris
Conference al Bowling Cteen.

: with the coming "Rural l. fe
and Rural School Conference" 10
/ be held at the Western Kentucky
State Normal School. that will be
of more impotence To the visit
ors to this conference. than the
splendid Pag ant of King Corn
Queen Alfalfa which will be
enacted at l:}Jp. m. on Thurs
day. Feb. 22ni.
The Pageant is divided into
five episodes uracts. The first
act relates the Indian legends Of
corn as told in LongIelIows Hi
awatha. The opening scene is
thatof an Indian Vi laPe, In tru'
realistic Western style { he In
dians are seated about t h @ i r
camp fires, The.reading BEGINS,
Hiawatha energies from the
group about the tent of Nakomis,
earring a small tent which he
erectS apart from the other IN.
dams, in preparation OF his fast,
ne.
During the fasting ne wrest.
leg with Mondamin and final.
" overcomes and buries h i m
Hiawatha. late returning to the
spot discovers \ stalk of corn
growing from Mond tm,n's grave.
He calls the Indians of the vii.
Iage. and quickly they gather
about him. expressing their,preat
delight over the lift of Mon.
DAMN" in a JOYOUS dance.
Ten follows the introduction
of Alfalfa and h er discovery
among the c'ovrrs and grasses.
lmpe,sorated by Young women
IntiImv attire. The scenes in this
part of the program will he I'M.
eouaIled bv any artist. Alfalfa.
the faires- and prettlest of them
all. is the obiec, o. much specu.
Iation by King Corn. Inthis ac,
a biz of her history is given: how
she clme aver the seas brought
by Henry Miller the progressive
California Sto,kman
After many interesting sranes
4 hirh must ba sec, 10 no an. /
n ecisted the story eliminates
in me marriage Of King Corn and
Q ieon Alfalf. tvpified pv the
.3p, arauc. Of prosparit, in n bic
and the departlre Of
the wei linz pq~tv and their
ges /
Atthis time there Is nothing
hat eolld drive home 10 the
.armers Of Kentucky The great
|, ealth ;hat 5 stored ND in grow.
20 better Corn and grra, fields
{ Alfalfa than this nageant
twill : how in reveal acting
Genes the history of these two
yrea, farm necessities for the
farmer of this dsy
nd time. Fields Of Alfalfa
p can great he-ds of Thorough.
ned cattle BETTER Corn pro.
Iucrion means more hor RAISING
Ve need b,th Of the.e added in.
gStries 10 U, aloug With our
rops that we now raise. The
armor can as well have a ~
luntbs farm aud Dnata M d. .,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
NOTICE

John Flanary il now age"t for
tie Evansville Courier. Leave
your order at Flanary and Dauph.
terry Hard DWARF Store or phone
No. l42. 2S3t
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22

r. ore US your O'i.rS for fresh
Oy'ters and celery. Babb.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-02-22
Guards Placed on Bridges

Cairo. ILL.,. Feb. %. Sixteen
men are guarding the double
track railroad bridge across ne
Mississippi river at Thehes. III.
Watch is maintained day H.
night "' e..
The number O; vatchu,en W. :.
the bridge over the Ohiop o'.''''
been doubled '''.e'
o.I.' .,' I; ,". '''''u " ''"' o."
I',, t,,. Y,e .. ''"f : " 'e'
I.I 90 ~ 'N
~ .o;,-.I ar 'e"'' .'". anu
.na. ,aa..I !, arc '"' ''''' '''..
s,',..a.'"s NE ''"| q r" " w
p ,on - pa l. !" ope teaching one 70 read
On on" ,re ie'I@ ps asn s' .ocs IN I her
a"'''Amer'car Iole girl IN 'Inche'
Memphis, ] g't four co''red ILL.,
Several speech Inc Preslde't Il tls
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24

Sa to kwiaty, kt0rc obiccaf zcr-
wac W noe wigilijnq w leslie Coo
irgc.
ArcybiSkup pobladI tax, jal
odyby ujrzaf umarlego. Gdy
nieco ochlonat rzckl:
Skoro przeor Hans dotrzy-
mai danego s}owa dotrzymam i ia
swego.
I wyda1 list zelazny ola rozb6j-
nika.
Otrzymawszy go, braciszek IL
dat sic natychmiast do lasu i Cd
szukal iaskinic rozbojnika. Przy-
bvt tam W dzien Narodzin Chry-
stusa Pana. Rozbojnik IA wi
dok braciszka chwycif sickierc i
wywijajac mia zawola}:
USmierce wszystkich was
mnich0w. VAN to niewqtpli-
vie przypisac nalezy, re tel no
cy las Goeingc ME ~przybraf
swych sat wigilijnych.
- Jam temu jedynic winien
- rzckf braciszek - clletnic tcz
wing zyciem okupie, ale przcd-
tenn muszc spelnic wole arcybi-
skupa Absalona,.
I podaf rozb0jnikowi list ze-
lazny, m6Wiac:
- Odtad bedziesz obchodzif
Swieta Bozego Narodzenia srod
ludzi, jak togo pragna} przeor
Hans.
Rozbojnik oniemiaf &c WRIT
szenia, iona zaS jego rzekla:
- Przeor Hans dotrzymaf slo-
wa, vice i rozbojnik bedzie swe-
mu przyrzeczeniu ~wiernym.
Kiedy rozbojnik opuScii L ro-
Gzina jaskinie, zamieszkal W niej
braciszek i pokutowai "a swe ME
dowiarstwo, blagajac Najwyzszc-
go o przebaczenic.
A las w Goeinge nigdy juz wie-
cej ME obchodzii Narodzin Chry-
stusa Pana; z calej jego wspa-
nialoSci pozostala tylko roSlina,
zerwana przez przeora Hansa.
Nazwano ia r6za wigilijna.
Co roku okolo Bozego Naro-
dzenia wydaje bale kwiaty,
jak gdyby nigdy ME mogla "a
pomniet, skad pochodzila.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
KOledy.

Niebawem zasiqdq wszystkic
rodziny polskic do wsp0lnej wigi-
liincj w]ieczcrzy, lamiqc sic oplat-
klein i sk]adajqc zyczenia ma
p~rzyszlosc a pc wieczerzy zabrz-
mia prastarym zwyczajem W nic.
jcdnym domu rzcwnc i prostc. 4
tax "a scrca cl'wytajqce koledy.
Bezimiennie przechodzily one z
rst do uSt, z pokolenia W pokole-
Tic, Z pcwncrni zmianami w s|o-
Wacll i w muzycc, wprowadzone-
mi bczwiednic w rozmaitycll "a.
,kqtkach Polski. tn skOcznc. jak-
by zapozyczonc Z krakowiak6w ]
mazurk0W; tam smetnc. lekliWe,
Iak ten wicher co po bczbrzcz-
nych zawodzi stcpach, a zawsze
plekne. ZaWsT naszc. -NuZycN "a
wodowi zakuli tc pic;ni w znaki
nlutowc, instrumcntujac jc podlus
najnowszych wymagan nauki
wprowadzaiqc nicjednokrotnie no
we zmiany; jako take jednak
przysteplie 50 tylko pewnemu,
ciasncmu koiu uczonych wyko-
nawcow: og6I spicwa jc pc daw-
ncmu, jak Spiewly jc naszc ma
TIKI. babki ! prababki.
Slow:a koled rozpowEzecnnlala
kantyczki, uczy ich matka, Tub
babka w szarc, zimowe godziny:
muzyke chwyta ucho dziccka w
koSciolkr vicjskim, kiedy to scia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-24
Pojdzmy wszyscy
do stajenki.

Pojdzmy wszyscy do stajenki
Do Jezusa i Panicnki,
Powitajmy malenkiego
I Marye Matke lego.
Vital Jczu ukochany!
Cd Patryarchow czekany,
Cd Prorok6w ~ogloszony,
Cd narod6w u~pragniony!
Vital Dziecineczko w zlobic!
Wyznajemy Boga W Tobie,
Cos sic narodzi} tel nocy,
By5 mas wyrwaf Z czarta mocy
Vital Jezu nam zjawiony!
Vital dwakroc narodzony:
Raz Z OLGA pred wicklow
wiekicm,
\ teraz Z Matki czlowickicm.
Tvs SWAT stworzyl. a SWAT Ciebie
Me poznal, majqc wSrod sicbie;
Idziesz ola lego zbawienia,
On CT odmaWia sclronienia.
Ia to IL Swiata ubogich,
Ale w oczach Twoicll drogich
Pastuszk6w, kt6rzy czuwali
Wzywasz, by GIG przywitalI.
D s~zczesliwi pastuszkowie!
Kt6z radosc wasza wypowie:
Czego Ojcowie zadali,
Wyscie picrwsi oglqdali.
Obictnica w raju dana
DIS zostala wykonana,
Bozc. jcstes milosierny,
W daracll hojny, w slowach
wicrny.