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Her testimony simply established her love for
Charley Stiles. and that she was subj. ct to
Mysteries. Other witnesses. testified to the
same effect.
The Ohio Contests.
COLUMBUS, December 6sh.-The State Can
wasting Board. in the Wallace. Mckinley
contest in the Eighteenth Congressional Dis
trict, this morning decided that Mckinley
was elected by sight nsjor.ty, and issued a
certificate of election Accordingly. In the
Seventh District Morev was declared elected.
and In the Twelfth Hart. No others were
! contested.
Governor Bufler and The President.
WASHINGTON, December 6th,-Ths Presi-
dent entertained Goverpor.eIect Ben. Butler
at dinner at the Soldiers Home last night.
The Sioux and Their Reservation.
YASKToN ID. IT, December 6.h,-Tweuty
Thousand Sioux have agreed to cede a portion
CT their reservation. The Commissioners will
interview 1900 more, ard then adjourn.
iadian Territory Ia.ruaers.
CHICAGO, December 6sh.-An Indian Ter.
ritnry special says: The Indian authorities
and Indian Agent Taft are trying to remove
2.0o0 Intruders from the Creek and Seminole
countries, who have moved in, settled, lived
there long time and occasionally iutermar-
ried. Secretary Teller has the matter under
Amusement. 1t removed, they may make
trouble.
Missing Propeller safe.
CHICAGO, December 6th.-The propeller
Michigan, which had long trip across the
lake to Milwaukee, is safe in port there. and
IS not missing, IS reported last night. She
had severe experience in the gales of Sun
day night and Monday.
A Terrible Death.
ToNAwANDA, December G b. - Engineer
Farike, caught by his leg in yesterdays dfsas-
ter, was imprison9 I'd 10 the cab of his engine,
He was unable to exSr;cate himself or get
help, and braveiy met death in the flames
that gained on him inch by inch.
A Suicidal Epidemic.
BALTIMORE December 6sh.-Fivs suicides
have occurred in this city during tie past few
day.. There is no especial reason for the
epidemic, the victims being in various walks
of Efe.
Wife Murder and Suicide.
/, LOUISVILLE (Ky), December CHI chm
Trinter, of Chicago, hsre temporarily, this
morning cut his wife's throat and then bis
own. He is dead. and his wife is dying. It
IS supposed the cause WAS insanity through
business troubles
Steamboat Explosion.
NEW ORLEANS, DecsmteC 6 ih.-The boiler
OF the propeller Morring Stag exploded this
morning st the Bellair plantation. Twenty
ore persons were on board Three Ters
killed, eight drowned, and six badly, if not
fatally, scalded.
Bay OF Prayer Recommended.
NEWARK N. j., December 65b.-The
Temperance Alliance recommend the oh of
January as a dsy OF prayer and conference on
the subject of prohibition.
Two sxiners Killed.
READING (Pa), December 6sh.-Frark
Bauer and Joseph Borden, miners, were
killed to-day by fall of ccal in mine.
Death OF IA Prominent citizen of Chic.
NASHUA IN. H., December 6.h.-Judge
Samuel I. Worcester, brother of the lexi-
cographer, ex-nen5er of Congress from Ohio,
and q member of the judiciary of that State,
died in this cisy to-day. aged rs
TkeFmometrisa,.
New YoRK, December 6th-Miduight-
Highest temperature to-day, 5l0; lowest, 39'.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Tae Floods in il.e Ri,er.sh Districts,

BERLIN. December 6gh.-The loss by the
floods il the Rhenisa districts amounts to
LOCO, coo msrks. Tne damage TO the town
of Gonisburg alone amounts TO rs much more.
Sixty houses near Msy .nce were swe t away.
COLOGNE, December h.-The Rhine has
risen 81 ceatimeters sincs o'clock this morn.
ing. The Mosel is again rising rapidly, but
more gradually.
BERLIN, December 1.-The King Of Be-
varia has given 450, eco marks to assiss the
people made destitute by the A ,od.
The Debt Commission.
PARIS, December 6th.-Eugland has Of.
fered France the permanent Presidency of
the Debt Commission, which body in future
will have the management of the d aria do
mains. Should FIeuch President be ap.
pointed, the management OF the Egyptis n
revenues would become exclusively int,usted
to France.
Death OF Leu;s Blanc.
CANNES. December 6th.-Louis Blanc died
to.eay.
Country Seat Burned.
LONDON, December h.-Stanford Court.
Worcestershire, the seat of Sir Francis vii.
nington, was burned to-day, together with
valuable plate, pictures and MAJ usctipt.
or on Hunt.
BERLIN, December 6 h.-The Emperor,
accompanied by CroHn Pri4ce frederick
William and large party, has gone to
Goetdrede en- q hunt.
Christian Complaint,
TIFLIs, D. csnher h.-The Christians at
Bills sent deputation to Erzsroum, TO con.
plain against the Governor for kindering
them from saving their goods during the late
fire.
Tie Trouble In The TraasyAal.
DURHAM, December 6th.-Intelligence has
been received from tie Trans7aal that tbs
poch's caves. Oae cave has been de.
stroyed with dynamite, end il is supposed that
Fifty natives were killed. The commandment
and q Boer were killed.
lGifrs fn Ireland.
DUBLIN, December 6ah.-Tbe number Of
sgrarian outragfs in Ireland during Novem.
Der was 80. THU contrasts fAvorahly wiz:
previous Lists.
VIII Net Consent.
PARIS, December 6sh.-Lord Lyons hiss in.
formed Franco that Eoglard will not consent
TO her forcing protectorste on Madagascar.
Pard0ns Probable.
CAIRO, Dscembe, 6tb.-Ia view of the dis.
position Of Arsbi's case, II is expected that
all the other leaders in the rebellion, except
Suleimau Pasha, will be psrdoned.
De- th of a Prominent advocate of Jewish
Reform.
FRANKFoRT-oN THE MAIN, December 9Th.
DIR. Leop Id Storr, prominent advocate of
Jewish reform in Germany, is dead.
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TEE STEERING coamIrTEE.

An account has been given in The dis
patches of ; Congressional Committee Of
Republicans, which was formed st the last
sessiOn, TO direct the policy of the party.
It was headed by Robson, whose
ideas in fact seen to have been paramount
in its programme. Il was known as the
Steering Committee, and it viii have to be
acknowledged, in the light OF the Novem.
Der elections, that wilder steering than it
perpatrated never was known. Ii that was
the best the assembled wisdom of the party
could effect there is no ground for surprise
at the outcome of the late election. Here.
after it is to be hoped that there will be no
Steering Committee. and that the Repuh.
hcaus in Congress viii allow their constit
uencies to hold the helm for them.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

transit OF venus-Proceedings I'm Gem
gress-sestruetion by Tire-stanford's
Horses Coming West-An Ensineer's
Horrible Dea;h-snow-sform In the
MISUNDERSTANDING OF suiciIes-Hu.
name Tref tnleBf OF an Eiephant-Af-
fairs IN Foreign kanfs-Cte.
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In the Popular Science Monthly Dr. Lucassarnc,
OF the Faculty of Lyo", has interesting srticle on
criminhity IL animals He holds ii at as the
anatomy AMI physiology of anims's have sfsrded
valuable aid in The study Of the human constitution
we shouid NJ: there halt. but should study the
phenomena OF crimss among animals for the rur.
pose of reaching better ind. rttand!nr CT tasse
which are committed 10y zen
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CIVILIZATION is progressing in Africa Prince
Ansah, member Of tbs rcya family Of Asaantee
has brought action at Cape Coast Castle against
negro, whom he eharg d with false aEd scapd.l.
Gus libel upon HIM, and be recovered before nero
i,rv Che sun of go
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GENERAL NOTICES
Her sweet smile Haunts Me SIN.

had not seen her for twenty years. Now sfe
was a well preserved matroD. with the same sweet
smile on her face, and a set of splendid teeth,
thanks to SoZoDONT. Her daughters cali her
blessed, because she brought them up properly
Dis 3tTuThS
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liz January next theIo viii be twcnty Eve Dem.
ocratlc Governors the greatest number ever known
The mkt highest number was in 1878, when there
were twenty four.
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TIE Japanesc believe that the fist man was not
Adam, ba; au,Sing, who made his wife OF clay and
baked her forty days. Which causes woman.hater
TO add, "and even then she va.n't well dcne"
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MICHIGAN claims to have gained $1,000 new settls,s
In her northern counties this year.
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Typhoid fever has been quite prevalent
at Ogden, Utah, for some time.
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For the Ladtes.-Piease ask your phy-
stefan his opinion OF PURE CALIFORNIA PORT
WINE, PEPSIN AND CALISAYA BARK combined.
az Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion II
satisfactory, try HALLS PEPSIN WINE BITTERS
au24-6m
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THE great distinguishing feature of Red
ding's Russia Salve is It's power to reduce
Inflammation.
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STATISTICS show that from 1874 TO 1851 there was
= decrease OF twenty per cent. in crime in New York
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Fsrty years experience OF an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the pre-
scripton of one of the best female physicians and
nurses in the United States, and has been used for
forty years with neyerfaling by millions of
mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain cures dYsentery and diarrhea, gripping in
the bowels, and wind collie BY giving health to the
child it rests the mother. Price, Twenty five Cents
a bottle. n1S-1yTuThS
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pr. La Mars seminal PMS cure ell

DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure ell
cases of Nervous Debility and Physical Prostitution
such as Loss OF VIgor, Nocturnal Emissions Impo.
teEcy and the many distressing ailments caused BY
Indiscretion Dissipation and SelfAhuse This peer
less remedy invigorates and builds up the whole
system, repairs waste and arrests decay. To the
Feeble and Infirm, to the Premaiurely Old, and To
all who need a Health Giving Tonic Elixir, Dr. La
MARS SEMINAL PILLS are confidently recon-
mended. Price, 81 80 per bottle. Sent by mail on
receipt of price, or by express, G. O. D., to any
address, secure from observation. Address all or.
ders to a. McBoYLE & CO., Druggists 5O4 Wash.
ingtou street. San Francisco. Postoffice TX 1852
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fchi BaD, San Francisco, doubled In
SIZE is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHATTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade jy4i
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ENGLAND owns and holds 100000 Of stock Of
g Suez Ca7ai.
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DOMESTIC NEWS,

tsrzcrAl DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uaos.l
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NEW ADVERTISE MEN rs.

y. *. q. A.-aooms. No. 1903 Foartil
STRAIGHTFORWARD tible Study, at O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON and FRIDAY AFTERNOON con.
Quoted by MRS. CURRIE. Preaching by JOHN
CURbIE ia the Evening, at o'clock. Come and
hear the Word. Bring Gospel Hymns /, . and 3.
d7-Is re- CT
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Annual Meeting OF Washington
Lodge, No 20, F. aud a. NJ, at Masonic "a
Temple, THIS Qhursday) EVENING, * x
at o'clock. Election OF Officers. Visiting w
brethren are cordially invited to attend
J. y. YOUNG, W. NJ
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o. q. F--frtcndship Council meets
every THURSDAY EVENING at $50 All broth .rs
in good standing are invited. Assessmens No. 30
viii be delinquent December 2Itb.
T. R. TIL, Chief Councillor
Ne WHITE, Recorder. al.
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knights OF fhe Red Cross ?
mandery, No. 2, Knights Templar, at E3zJ
the Asylum. THIS (ThurFday) EVENING,
December 7, 1852, at O'Clock. Sojourn. lNN
ing Sir Knights are courteously invited TO attend.
By order Of E. B. WILLIS = G.
A. A. REDrNGToN Recorde- dz.It
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Drugs, Medicines & Toilet Articles.

In the department of TOILET ARTICLES he has
brought to the market the finest and largest stock
OF Hoiiday Goods ever seen upon this coast His
flne Partisan Goods, selected by himself in Paris
VIII be opened this week, and together with pur.
chases made personally at the manufactures in the
Fast, will form the finest possible selection any
where to be found, and viii be sold at the VERY
LOWEST RATES. These goods consist of every.
tnlng III the Holiday Trade, such SIS Dressing Clses
IN Ivory, Ceilutoid, Rubber, Plush aud Woods, Of
beautiful designs and finest quality; elegant Odor
Cases Peifumery and Soaps of all descriptions both
American aud Foreign. A stock OF Drugs, Lhemi.
cas-, Medicines and Surgical Appliances, of every
received from first haads; ard having Just opened
an entirely new establishment, nothing but the
freshest and latest will be in stock and all OF which
VIII be sold EVEN WITH TIE VERY LOWEST
SAN FRANCISCO RATES. The business viii be
conducted under the firm name Of
n2listf JOSEPH HAHN e, GO.
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NSfice.-Nemhe-s OF " cd Jacket
Tribe Of he'd Men cordially invited toS
be present his Thursday EVENING. at H.
7:3o O'Clock, to pay Costumes Tribe a fra SzsszzA
terual visit at Red Mems Hall.
n. 5. BENNETT, Sachem.
]. ]. JACKSON. c. of r. dit
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This Hank has sneciol facilities for
doing all kinds OF banking business
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An Elephant Eumanery Tre,,es.


1NDIANAPoLIs, December 6sh,-Tbe KiraI.
tJs' elephant Bamboo had chill Yesterday
from exposure IN street parade. A chill Is
usually fatal to elephants. James KiraIfy
concluded to treat BAMBOO as q human beine
and with the approval of the keeper prenare5
punch consistirg Cf two gallons of whisky
and two gallons OF water. Bamboo was tan.
dered tbs drink, t9ck it with tie greatest SAT.
isfacsion, and seemed TO sppeal for more. Tn
s lev mcmeBte the animal appeared to have
f1l!y rscoveTe5, and has showa no illness
since. The punch did not iutoxicase hin in
tins slightest.
weather IN the Northwest,
CHICAGO, December Chat II o,cJocL
clouds began to overcast the sky ana ohscr,rs
the sun. causing stoppage CT the obserya.
tions Of the transit OF Vsnus. AZ o,cIocL
fully an inch OF snow had fallen ana fbe
storm sEas general in Wisconsin, lows and
Nebraska.
Flyers In Route.
OMAHA, December 6t1.-CharIss Marvin
left Omaha to-day for San Francisco. with
Governor Stanford's horses-Hipds Rnsa
Wildaower. Flower Girl, Bertha, Matte and
Miinight-in the esr Palo Alto. hav;ng
rested tTc days here.
TIE Chicago Murder Case.
CHICAGO. December b.-Teresa Stpr,a
came into Court this morning and very nearly
fsiated upon tskihg the stand, MAKING unon
ths whole very sensational spectacle in e a
Courtroom. Her testimony was, however.
finished. as well as the ccoss-sx animation.
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Her testimony simply established her love for
Charley Stiles. and thst she was subj.ct to
Mysteries. Other witnesses. testified to the
same effect.
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10

A5fslfsss0l geFey. II. f.
:sstitgs.--I pper Teton
slif ID Tight eaE. 81 zse# ssssss
The Benton weekly record., 1882-08-10

'nzzEl1 C0e..ElI ZANE CHE GO.
zss, Azddgess a., 44lsz tort Calgary,
5salse---BoV. RIVER. n. w Terrf$orv.
i5olfses oTanEs same as cattle On left shoulder
seat--Elo horizontal bar, thus e. across brand
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-05-03

however feebly it may be expressed !
Brethren, why do we not oftener express
it? Why dam up the soul? Or have we
any soul? The COMMUNION of saints is a
precious truth. We know it. But are
we making it as we ought, precious ex-
perience? When some revival sweeps
the Church and we awake, when Sinai
thunders in our ears, or death invades
our home; or let disaster suddenly appal
the stoutest heart, or when upon the
bed of languishing" He scareth thee with
dreams and terrifeth thee through visions,
then in that day of visitation we may I'M
derstand the meanings of ga holy kiss. "
Poor flesh, why not anticipate Paul
saw the reality of the warfare of the
saints. He felt the nearness Of eternity
and the intense interest and concern
which should knit believers in the closest
bonds together. How his warm heart
yearned for the holy kiss, or all it meant,
of every brother everywhere. He would
gather them all up in his bosom, and still
find room for more. .
To the Journalist who thinks more of
his social set and brotherhood, who mere
ly turns aside from the rushing current
of general society and its frothy talk, to
listen to sermon, or lecture, or some
soothing music, and thinks he worships,
and then runs back again; or what is
worse, who cannot get rid, even while in
church, of the sense of society, for whom
society regulates church, the prettinesses
of worship, proprieties, esthetics-to such
it is not so. What can these know of the
power of Christian lovel They cannot
greet you with holy kiss
The flowers of sentiment flourish here
indeed. The kindly civilities within each
little knot and coterie; but nothing deep
er, broader, higher, stronger, filling all
hearts and reathing all, arising from the
common thought of a common Redemp-
ton and all licensed o. er with prayer
Society in general with its swaddling
customs, and rs tastes of extreme fastid-
iousness is capable of making the poor
naked born human creature so unbroth-
erly and artificial, so foreign to Paul.
We must not bow the neck too much to
society if we want to be with Paul. We
must study to have the courage and the
independence to rise above its laws when
ever necessary. And we shall find it
needful to do this even in the best society
oftener than we think N. M. B.
Fort Lynne, near HaaYiSonbawg, Va
April 18th, 1882.
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He Leadeth Me"
Psalm rs.
BY HENRY II. BARRY.

In pastures greer2" Not always; sometimes
He
Who knoweth best, in kindness leadeth me
In weary ways, where heavy shadows be-
Out of the sunshine, warm and soft and bright,
Out of the sunshine into darkest night,
] oft would faint with sorrow and alright
Only for this I.know he holds my hand;
So, whether led in green or desert land,
trust, although may not understand
Beside still waters ?" No, not always so;
Outlines the heavy tempests round me blow,
And Ger my soul the waves and pillows 90.
But when the storm beats loudest and 1 cry
Aloud for help, the Master standeth by,
And whispers to my soul, Lo, it is Il"
Above the tempest wild hear him say,
{ Beyond the darkness lies the perfect day;
In every path of thine lead tn way"
So whether on the hill-tops high and fair
l dwell or in the sunless valleys where
The shadows lie; what matter He is there.
And more than this where'er the pathway leaC
He gives to me no helpless broken reed,
But his own hand sufficient for my need
So where He leads me, can safely go;
And in the blest hereafter shall know
Why in His wisdom he hath led me so.
Interior
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For the Central Presbyterian.
"J. W." on Probationary Ruling
Eldership.
BY REV. H. H. HAYES.

Cert ; Gl,cc,oo should take this Of
belief that he is called of God. Now Il
il be the theory" of the Presbyterian
Church, "that no call to the eldership is
lawful, except it establishes claim to be
from God, the question arises: HoaO Is
this claim to be established? Is the man
to come before the church saying: 1
have the call; elect me, and so demand
church action.? Form of Gov. chap. ",
sec. 3, par. 4, says: Ruling Elders, the
immediate representatives of the people,
are chosen by them, that in conjunction
with the pastors or ministers, they may
exercise government (see sec. l, par. p
and discipline, and take the oversight of
the spiritual interests of the particular
church, and also of the church generally,
when called thereunto." etc. The people
are to choose the elder, not the elder the
people And this is Scriptsral
Now it is said (see 81. w. in Central,
April 10TH that the church does an abb
horrent thing if she calls "a member to
the office of Teaching Elder, or Ruling
Elder, while the church does not believe
that such person is called of God to this
sacred office" Is there really a reason
for this remark2 Has the church fallen
into the error Of making such calls? If
we say, Yes, we make most grave
charge, proof of Which ought to be given
as pu6hclyi But surely no one will so
accuse the church We pass this by
then.
How is I" the call to be established?
The church with care, "seeks, on her own
behalf, and on behalf of the applicant, to
learn the Lord will, as to the supposed
call to eldership," says ~. W." But
that last word should have been either
" ministry" or "teaching eldership." Of
this he was speaking. All that is done
in ascertaining this call is right. There
is an applicant" for office here; and his
qualifications must be ascertained. He
is to discharge, not simply elder8hip
duties, but teaching duties. This is Spe-
cial a0ork, beyond ruling. And it re-
quires knowledge, time for preparation,
peculiar fitness and training. The time
taken here is not that the man may know
and be known, as to his call, but that he
may be trained and prepared to ANSWER
the call Which he IS believed 10 haze, and
to fulfil it's duties His call as to the
fact, has been recognized when he has
been accepted as candidate for the min.
istry But because he and the church
rulers are all fallible, and there may thus
be error Of judgment, trial of gifts, ETC.,
follow under licensure. For this man is
not simply to rule, but to teach also.
Can he teach Is he fitted for this spe-
cjaJ and peculjar duty, beyond and above
ruling? These questions can be answered
only by experiment This experiment
has never been made In most cases the
candidate comes, not before his particular
church, where, perhaps, he was known
from infancy, but before Presbytery, a
body of rulers to whom he is almost
stranger. None but his own pastor and
Ruling Elder may have ever heard Of
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-06-16

Mit hieier ISOLDE bat Die @eisen-
Grubte theilpeife ibreu aufaua eenom'
men, un6 miro nddite ISOLDE iuabr-
fdeinli9 uberau in unierem County in
bo1em Gange feiu. Der @eiseu ftebt
iiber Grwarten gut. Die Qebren iinb
lam un6 Die 8orner Bis sur Spibe
boIfommen aus9ebilOet, unb wirb Der
Grn6te-@rtrag in bieiem Sabre Elm melt
bsIercr fcin al5 Dor uielen Sabren.
Oie 9esr'Saupe bate 3iuar ftenen'
wtiie Die 8ldtter Der SnIme a%bgeHa9t.
bod bat 6ieS Der 6ru@t nur wenig ae'
fha6et.