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San Jose Political
Picture Backed Out

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica.-When
|ex-President Leon Cortes Castro
protested because his picture had
been removed from a school
house, he started a political
crisis.
Soon a congressman protested
because the portrait of ex-Presi-
dent DR.. Carlos Duran had been
removed from its niche in the
congressional building.
Citizens and journalists began
looking for more pictures of poll
ticians which might have been
removed. Tempers grew short.
Accusations and counter accuSa-
tions flew. One newspaper urged
that all pictures of ex-presidents
be taken down so that everyone
could 60 back to work.
But many ordinary citizens
were having fun with the grow
ing anger of the politicians. They
stimulated disputes which may
have an important bearing on
political careers in the future.
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LECAL.S

In THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA, IN
AND FOR MONROE COUNTY. IN
CHANCERY.
Case No. I0-3s4
RAY ASHMORE,
Plaintiff,
vs. DIVORCE.
TECORA ASHMORE,
Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
To: TECORA ASHM0RE,
RESI- DENCE UNKNOWN.
1t is hereby ordered that YOU are
required to appear on the goth day
of August, 1g45, before the above
entitled court to the Bill of Com
plant filed against you in the
above entitled cause and the Key
West Citizen is hereby designated
as the newspaper in which this
order shall be published once a
week for four ca consecutive
Witness the Honorable Aquilino
Lopez Jr., as One of the Judges of
this Court and the Seal of this
Court in the City of Key West,
Monroe County. Florida, this 18th
day of July, 1915.
(SEAL) Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court,
Monroe County, Florida
By: (sd) Kathleen NottagA.
Deputy Clerk.
July 1927, Aug. $40, l545
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UNFORTUNATE, UN-AMERIcAN

The killing of German prisoners of
war by private, who admitted that he de-
liberately sprayed their tents with machine
gun bullets, is an unfortunate affair.
The point involved is not whether the
German prisoners deserved death. Certain
ly, no private. set over helpless men as a
guard, deserves any consideration when he
deliberately opens fire upon them with a
machine-gun.
The soldier. who served overseas but
was never at the battlefront, has been con-
yieted twice previously by courtsmartial.
Evidently. he was entirely unsafe to act as
guard over prisoners of war.
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BRAZILIAN CULTURE SHOWS G
INFLUENCE

AP Newsfeatures
RIO DE JANEIRO. American
Army and Navy influence in
Brazil has done much to swing
the country toward American
rather than French culture.
English has taken the place OF
French as the foreign language
emphasized in high schools
Broadway rather than Montmar-
| tire has become the subject of the
day for the youngsters. Bling
Crosby and Frank Siinatra have
taken the place of Maurice Chew
alier with young girls.
1t has become old fashioned to
call your sweetheart .Cherie.
Darling is the right word.
American candy, chewing gum
and matches are common.
1t is possible to learn English
and win scholarships attending
courses at the Institute Brazil
Estados Unidos and similar in.
situations and the United States
has sent specialists here to help
with the orientation job. but
Brazalians say there has never
been a language teacher or Z
propaganda master like the u. s
Army and Navy.
Brazil is an island in South
American Spanish culture, having
been discovered and developed
by the Portuguese. Portugal, un'
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Chapter 10

Chapter 10
nURING Johns tussle win
u Uncle L.ouie's portrait, Uncle
Louie and Mario had arrived un-
noticed by any Of the household
They stood in the TREMENDOUS
hali conyersing quietly. MARIO
was ali eyes as she looked around;
saThe Grand Central terminal
has nothing on this. and look 81
that row 81 paintings!" she said
s<Yes,~ explained Uncle L1nie:
.sthey are the family portraits.
Mario laughed a throaty laugh
and uuipped, 1You mean tfie
rogue's gallery, don't you"
Uncle Louie seized this oppor-
tunity. .Then may presume that
John has told you all about
them9s
..He never stops Dragging about
his family tree Then she looked
at Uncle Louie curiously, Or did
you mean something else?
Uncle Louie, who was no nov
ice himself when it came to act
ing, pretended embarrassment. =
really shouldn't tell family Sc
crets."
Come on" leased Mario,
were partners in crime. aren't
WEI"
'sWell," began Uncle Louie very
reluctantly. aS he crossed his
fingers, "there are. quite a few
shall I say, shady characters
among them"
"Well, what do you knowl'
said Mario. What did they dor
"a few were," he frightened his
crossed fingers, horse thieves
and few, bank robbers, and Z
few were-were cradle snatchers.
Cradle snatchers!" exclaimed
Mario. ga
"Oh," lied Uncle Louie lightly
and very casually, kidnapping
was quite a common occurrence
in the family"
"Well, I'll bel" said the amazed
Mario. Then she asked in Z
whisper, Were there any muir,
derers in the family?"
Uncle Louie shrugged. "Just ;
few"
did they hang for it?"
He shrugged again. "A few"
"And ! thought / was marry.
ing into one Of the best faYnilies!'
she said sarcastically.
My DEAR" said Uncle Louie
increasing his fingers, you mus
take into consideration that ever
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awe, THE PEOPLES.

When the delegates of twelve of the
thirteen American states assembled IN
Philadelphia 20 strengthen the government
IL the newly freed colonies, they were con-
fFonted by the obstacle contained IN the
Articles of Confederation and Perpetual
Unlon." which provided that amendment
eonld be made only upon the approval of
al the states.
The new constitution, bearing date
September az. 1887. provided that it should
20 into effect upon the ratification of the
conventions of nine states" which was, of
course. violation of the terms of the per
petual union set up by the Articles of Con-
federation. Nevertheless, the Constitution
VAS eventually ratified by all the states,
although Rhode Island did not do so until
4 was apparent that the new government
would be carried out without her. There
was also great dissatisfaction in at least five
other states.
In beginning the Constitution of the
United States. the delegates declared that,
We. the People of the United States" but
the form Of government adopted was based
almost entirely upon the representative
Cor popular elections In fact. the trainers
II cur organic law were rather particular
iR their effort to avoid giving power to the
people enmasse.
We call attention to the framing of
ear Constitution because the delegates to
the United Nations Conference, which re-
Gently concluded its work in San Francisco,
likewise begin the Charter of the United
Nations with the phrase, I'VE, the Peoples
of the United Nations" although, at pre-
sent the charter makes no provisions to i'm
PIGMENT the assumption that it sets up an
organization based upon popular decisions
The interesting inference is that the
charter may, like the Constitution, be pro
excessively interpreted and construed as a
basis for the assertion of popular rights
throughout the world.
IL the world organization follows the
course Of development witnessed in the
United states. after the adoption of the Con-
stitution. there is the distinct possibility, in
century or two, that the charter may de-
Nelop INTO constitution of a world govern
H,ent that will gradually become stronger
and stronger
This means, inevitably, that if the
world organization works successfully,
there will come into being, very gradually
strong central government and that the
nations. like the American states, will grad
ually lose much of their sovereignty and
governing powers.
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NOVEL ANNOUNCEMENT
SHENANDOAH, Iowa. -

SHENANDOAH, Iowa. - A
novel wedding announcement
was the advertisement, inserted
in the classified columns of the
Shenandoah Evening Sentinel.
It read: Dear Gang-We We're
married in Atchison, KAN, be-
cause We did not want to wait
three days. Marguerite" The
bride was identified as Margue-
rite Dorman, of Atchison, Kan.
Iowa law requires wait of three
days before marriage.
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Uncle Louie looked a her "
~ aIt Is very diffirulf Ter H1
sav thls. bat John and ] nx4
on speaking terma
EMO? Why MOTT"
sMaybe as because I kneE s.
n,,ch about the family es
ground That's why ia aR1Nee.
;'te your not mentioxina iae iI
that | have told yukL~
Mario. who had grown kna a
the little, old. white~ haife4 H1A
s.,ddeuly felt SORRY toe h1zm zH&
interrupted him b. sayf41
aDidn't I say were paftnefz u
crimeg"
Uncle Louie forced a pafhe
grateful smile as he saia ever 81
gently, THANK you. nag Seas
"rn see 10 i, peFxona.lf. ms
John puts your poFisaA 7z
where IL beionssi' ps1s@|
aYou are very kind. And -
INV dear, il you'll step tisIs ~
-" But when ne opened - 49,
ment door. Mario sieppe8 49,
you want me 90 81 4D44 IHs1
that black holef"
Uncle Louie took 0uk II -
pocket two candies and pEae<e&5
10 light them. "Thess vii i<k<
the way. my dear"
sDonif tell me they haxaef
electricity IN this spopky igsE<Fr
Uncle Louie chuckled fAz4
have. but not In this p8ffiE4Iaf
section Of the basement fhan ~
added pointedly. -John. fs@
know, disapproves Of my laa~s
Il get IL. so that's why hs nans
give YOU any light?"
Uncle Louie added In a -
jured manner, II hasent a.
light in my bedroom eifheF
sYou haven't" she nare4 4
never thought John eosid = -
meant"
well. after an. my dnar.~ -
Uncle Louie, heroically trYinx u
excuse Johns truTnped-up sfs<aaA
siderateness. ~no ere usHx fHr
basement or the second so@f -
me-"
"Just you watt she said in3*
nantly; I'm food you N izM
once I take overt"
Thank you again. my sea-
Then he handed her . eeRk*
Eve shall now descend NNl&
obedienily followed him. es4eS
the door after her.
To be esnliaae4
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like Spain. is not culturafly self
sufficient and immune to external
influence. Brazil. in the past, has
reflected the important French
influence which Portugal has ac-
cepted.
Now that France has been
freed, French influences are re-
turning to Brazil. The Coincide
Fracaise flew the Atlantic. French
books continue to be published
here. But regardless Of what hap
pens in the future, many Brazil
ians feel they will not forget the
lessons taught by American GIs.
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. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Advertisements unaer this head
will be inserted in The Citizen nj
the rate Of &c q word for each fnser-
tion. bat the minimun charge for
the first ! N sorda or less In Soc.
The rate for blackfsce type II &c .
word and the minimum charge for
the first rs words or less In 45c.
Payment for classified advertise-
ments In invariably In advance, but
regular advertisers with ledger ac-
counts May have their adyertfse-
mehts charged.
To insure qualification. copy must
be I'm the office before II o'clock on
the day Of pablicati0R.
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FLORIDA BEEF
PLENTIFUL NOW

MIAMI.-(TNS)-Dr. James S.
Thomas, South Florida director
of OPA, reports Florida beef
plentiful and reaching markets in
increasing quantity.
AT an auction sale held in Kiss
mme recently 1,773 beeves were
sold and 100 head were sold at
Arcadia. everything held to OPA
ceiling prices. Swift & Co., Lykes
Brothers, Herman's Sausage
Company and Kingan's were
among the buyers.
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! the best of families have q sAs
ton IN the family closet
aBut this family closet seems
70 be bullying with them.
.arut. tut, my DEAR" he shook ls
his finger at her; you muss '
harbor such thoughts.
Then Mario noticed q figure o. 2.
.rn,nr which Madge and John w !,
finn had Unchanged Egper@
standing in q shadowy e .,1.s .
sDon't tell me there Wa {
| knight in the famliyF 'sns "a
Uncle Louie promptly crossed
his fingers again. Eyes, my dear,
when knighthood was in hover
Egbert bioomed mightier tnan
them all" ,:.,;r
lug All. yes.s said Uncle Louie. en-,
loving his fairy tale, "Egbert, /.
Understand. was responsible TOT
having planted the acorn tnat u
now the family tree.
sThat's a he'll Of a name tor q
| knight" ..,.
| twinkling eyes, shat to this very
day. they claim that Egberts re-
mains are still enclosed WITHIN
his suit of armour"
AYou mean his" she hesitated
with urieasineSs, "the remains OF
him are inside of that armor!
NCLE LOUIE was enjoying
~ himself thoroughly as he con-
tinued. mo one has had enough
courage to lift his visor to find
out" Then he looked at her imp
Iishly, Would you like to take Q
little peek?" !,
Hell, MOI I'VE seen enough o.
this norgue, let's get out OF here!
/ aAs you wish my dear, SAID
tUncle Louie with a triumphant
lsmile. Maybe you would like to
see my laboratory"
| Anything to change the
| sceneryw
| "Come along them" he beck
| oned with his little finger. Mario
fstarted following him toward the
basement door, then nearly col
lded with him as he stopped I'M
expectedly.. She followed his gaze
to the empty space on the wall
| who's missing?" she asked.
They've taken my portrait
down, announced Uncle Louie,
i debated.
! "Why have they done that"
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Prosperity cannot abound in an area
populated by people who make below
standard incomes
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Don't let's overlook the fact that the
time to work against war is when the nation
is at peace.
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WEDGEWOOD kitchen range
(top oven, incinerator), l studio
couch. l ironing board. 2 Holly
wood single beds (inner spring
mattresses, 2 dinette sets, 2
occasional chairs. Call at 1919
Staples avenue, phone l067-W.
jly27-2tx
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Make Key West the kind of town that
you want Il to be by being the kind of citi-
zen that you expect your neighbors to be.
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Two persons can argue until they are
ready to fight without either having said
an intelligent thing.
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GARDEN FURNITURE; tables.
benches, flower pots, bird foun-
tain. M. Ponce, 126 Duval st.
jun30- 1mox
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LOTS

ALL BLOCK IS, Tract 20; con-
tanning IA lots, lots 4 to II in
elusive. Tract 20 near high
school and city park. Good for
housing project. Price reason
able. Telephone E. r. Lowe,
Tavernier, Florida. jly16-10tx
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Every once in while newspaper
prints a rumor that isn't rumor, as facts
later prove.
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The man who says he wants to be fair
Is not always trying to be fair.
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Children who dislike school seldom
realize what good time they are having.
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USED FURNITURE bought and
sold. Key West Bedding Co.,
phone 500, SIS Front st.
p jly18.1mo
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PURE RAW linseed oil and lead
and zinc paste paint. Sawyer's
Paint and Cycle Store, Phone
684-R. jly25-5tx
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SIMMONS tilt-back couch, blonde
wood trim; bassinette, enamel
ed collapsible legs with wheels.
Must sell. Piper, 111-C Poin-
ciana Ext. jly25-3tx
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so GAL. DRUMS, $1.o0. Salvage
Yard, 655 Greene st. jly23-6t
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PALMS, ferns, erotons, coleus,
sultanas, cactus, peperona.
frangipani, pothos, Fla. orchids,
flame vines. 1904 Southland St.
jly26-2tx
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MISCELLANEOUS

LAWN MOWERS sharpened. re-
paired; sewing machines,
knives, scissors sharpened;
keys duplicated. 3. F. Camp
bell, sos Simonton street.
py1-tf
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ROLLFAST roller skates, $685.
pair. Sawyer's Paint and Cycle
Store, Phone 684-R. jly25-5tx
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED ROOMS at reason
able rates. all William st.
jun30- knox
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Subscribe to The Citizen.
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Little troubles are big to little minds
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TWO and 3-bedroom bungalows,
furnished and unfinished;
small down payment, balance
payable monthly. johnson &
Johnson, Phone 372. iul1-tf
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HOUSE FOR SALE Pierce Lane
No. 9. Apply to GA Grinnell
st. jly26-3tx
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STROLLER; practically new. IN
quire Ems. H. E. Vogt, Coral
Hotel Apis. lE2O1tx
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FRIGIDAIRE and electric range,
sold together, S225; 3-burner
kerosene stove. sSi8 Apply 529
{ Grinnell ate S psrn. ssls26 5tx
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FOUND

LARGE paint brush; wrapped.
Owner may have same by
identifying property and pay
ing for this ad. AZ Poinciana
Place. jly27-1tx
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WANTED

SO SO or 40 sedan. Island City
Radio, 900 Fleming ST., 7 to 9
P. NJ. jly23-6tx
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with enclosed room
attached. Furnished - SITS.
Cost $3.50. William Meyers,
Mastic Park. jlyH-2tx
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MOTOR SCOOTER, small radio,
fan. 400 Southland. ily26-3tX
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WANTED TO BUY - Hedge
shears. Departments of Recrea-
ton, 207 Duval street, phone
SO. jly25-3tx
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Classified Column

ron SALE
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WANTED - 6-cylinder motor;
Dodge or Chevrolet preferred.
Call 1065-R. jly27-3tx
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WANTED TO RENT-Four-roo
furnished apartment. Three
adults. Leroy Treasure, lib,
Poinciana Place. ily26-4tx
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MATTRESSES and FOUNTAIN
GIRLS. Good salary. Southern
most City Pharmacy.
jly1-1mo
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WANTED-SalesgirIA fsln time
employment. No experience ne
cessary. S. 81. Kress & Co.
jly1-1mo
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binein unb enoIi9 einmal 8remers
begriiBen. @ebit 6u nit, Sinrid?"
~Nein GGlor, Sanfe; i6 ipieIe
oben 8biit. 9luf 8ieoerieben nadber
6eim Souper!"
9omit trennten 1ie 1i9.
9l1S Gmring i'm Spiel5immer on
longte, fan6 er ieinen Blob om 8biIt'
tiide beIebt. Ils bierter mar elm Sr.
l1nico Woller eingetreten. SAB ou9
geruOe 5 er Nmrines Blob pegge.
nommen bate! 3mar bate Imring,
Die er ii6 ofters riibnte, feinen elm.
5igen 6eino; aber Oieien Wen-
lGen fonnte er obl lolut nidt ousite.
fen. 9as fam 10. Gor einigen Sab.
rem bemiibte itd 9r. Imring auf
GrQngen ieiner Satin, bon irgenb
einem 2onOe ooer 26no6en Eitular-
foniul gu peroen. 8erooe bate er,
na6 langern 9lnItrengungen uno
@eloopfern, ben Gitel zines 8i5efon.
iulS bon 9atpaii in Iusii6t, als plot.
lid Der belagte ST. unito W0aer ouf.
tou6te, Der oriiben in einem 8remer
Souie als BrofuriIt tatig gepeien.
~Gieler bergelaufene WenI9" iu6te
zines Cages bel @inem Soben Senate
6aS @requatur als batpaiii9er Son.
jul - ni6t nur ols 8i5efonIul -
nod, un0 eS tDuroe ibm oaslelbe er'
teilt. @r batte uIIo ibm, Dem Srn.
@briitian 9inrib amring, oeiien
5rau cine geborene Bratorius mar,
ben &ang obgeloufen! 6rau SS5ulie
mari ibrem @atten Dor, er miiile it6
bel Der gun5en So6e ungeididt be.
nommen baben, uno Sr. lmring, Der
nun feinen u@riff an ieinem geamen"
bate, be5ei6nete ieitOem Srn. l1nico
R0aer itets ols ben ~erotii6en Son.
JUL.
slls Der einfa6e u9err" Imring
an ben Gid trot, itano Der erotii6e
&oniul lofort auf unO iagte artig:
so, Sr. amring Sd trot fir Sic
elm, Inn Die 9erren ni6t parten 5u
laiien. 8oaen Sic iebt giitigit Sbren
Blas pieOer einnebmen?"
9as mar ober ni6t Die Art un6
8eiie, nit einem Witelieoer Der 81.
nan5oeputation un6 einem S9nager
bes praiioierenoen 8urgermeiiters
um3ugeben.
rSr. Wf0uer," enteegnete glmrine
oaber (poblgemertt, er reoete i'm
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Sbepbpre Wabnarb, ber iid
aIs &ograpb bon befanuten ame-
rifaniiden &atbolifen einen 9tuf
ertuDrben fat, arbeitet berseit an
ber 2ebensgeid)id)te BON &oie
2atbrpp, Der Spd)ter bes ameri.
fauiiden Sdriftfteaers Statba-
MEL Saiptbprne aus benz ne,tn-
sebnten Sabrbnnbert. Nls Nnt.
ter Mlpbpnia tpurbe &Die Satbrop
In ipateren Sabren beriibmt tue.
aen ibrer Satisfeit in ber Setren.
,tng pon anbeilbaren 9rebsleiben-
ben.
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- Scr Sdmeidler bot fir oIle
Siinoen idone Namen; Die Ser
i6penoer nennt er freigebig, Die
@ei5balie bausbdlteriid, Die 8uIt.
linee lebensfrob unb ortig, Die 81.
genitnnigen daratterfeit, Die 8ioer.
lpenitigen itanobaft, Die @ei6mGei.
gen bereot, uno Der idtpeisiame Sod.
NUT miro als Eiefitnn oes Denfers
be5ei6net" (St. @regorius W.).