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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
A CALL TO BATTLE.
DIR. Talmagc seads Out a Ringing B1gle
Blast.
T. DE WITT TALMAGE.

T. DE WITT TALMAGE.
1t seems to me that it is about time for
the 100000 professors of religion in
America to take sides.
1t is going to be an out and out battle
between drunkenness and sobriety, be-
tween heaven and hell, between God
and the devil.
Take sides before there is any further
national decadence, take sides before
your sons are sacrificed and the home of
your daughters goes down under the al
coholism Of an imbruted husband.
Take sides while your voice, your pen,
your prayer, your vote may have any in
fluence in arresting the desolation of this
nation.
If the 1000, 900 professors of religion
should take sides ON this subject, it
would not be very long before the des-
tiny of this nation would be decided in
the right direction.
tell you what many of you may new
er have thought of-that today-not in
the millennium, but today-the church
holds the balance of power in America,
and if Christian people-the men and
women who profess to love the Lord
Jesus Christ and to love purity and to
be the sworn enemies of all unclcanness
and debauchery and sin-if all such
would march side by side and shoulder
to shoulder, this evil would soon be over
thrown.
Think of 100000 churches and Sunday
schools in Christendom marching shoul-
der to shoulder!
How very shorta time it would take
them to put down this evil if all the
churches or God, transatlantic and cis-
atlantic, were armed on this subject.
What hell on earth woman lives in
who has a drunken husband!
O death, how lovely thou art to her,
and how soft and warm thy skeleton
hand!
The sepulcher at midnight in winter
is a kings drawing room compared with
that womans home.
1t is not so much the blow ON the head
that hurts as the blow ON the heart.
The rum fend came to the door of that
beautiful home and opened the door and
stood there and said:
81 curse this dwelling with unrelenting
curse.
Il curse that father into maniac.
II curse that mother into pauper.
II curse these sons into vagabonds.
II curse those daughters into profit
gacy.
"Cursed be bread tray and cradle.
'Cursed be couch and chair and fam
lily Bible with records of marriages and
births and deaths.
Course upon curse"
Oh, how many wives there are wait
to shake these frosts of the second death
off the orange blossoms.
Yea, God is waiting-the God who
works through human instrumentalities
waiting to see if this nation is going to
overthrow this evil, and if it refuse to do
SO God will wipe out the nation as he did
Phenicia, as he did Rome, as he did
Thebes, as he did Babylon.
Aye, he is waiting to see what the
church of God will do.
If the church will not do its work,
then he will wipe it out as he did the
Church Ephesus, the Church of Thya-
tira, the Church of Sardis.
The Protestant and Roman Catholic
churches today stand side by side, with
an impotent look, gazing on this evil,
which costs this country more than a
billion dollars a year to take care of the
100000 paupers, and $4,000 criminals,
and the 10000 idiots, and to bury the
$4,000 drunkards.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
WHAT !: 4: 4; : IT IT ss'" DO

The original and only genuine Compound 0xy-
gen treatment, that of Drs. Starkey & Paen is
a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxy-
gen and Nitrogen magnetized; and the compound
is so condensed and made portable that 1t is sent
all over the world.
1t has been In use for over twenty years;
thousands of patients have been treated, and
over one thousand physicians have used it and
recommended it-a very significant fact.
compound 0xygen-Its Mode OF Action and
Results" is the title OF book OF 200 pages,
published hy Drs. Starkey & Palen. which give
TO all enquirers full information as to this re-
markable curative agent and a good record of
surprising cures In wide range OF chronic
cases-many of them after being abandoned TO
die by other physicians,
Win be mailed free TO any address on appli-
cation. DRs. STARKEI & PALEN.
1929 Arch Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
100 Sutter Street San Francisco, Cal.
Please mention this paper-noyi2-Gm.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
Here's a Good One,

"Cato," says Mrs. Harriet Beecher
Stowe to q negro man whitewashing on
her Florida plantation, "now that you
are free and can vote, hope you will
use your influence with the colored peo-
pie and get me the ballot" "Lord, Mis-
Beecher," says Cato, rolling up his eyes,
while an incredulous grin broadened his
kind hearted, honest face, "duz you rely
belebe that wimmin is got sense enough
to know how to ovote?'-Rochester Her
aid
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
A $500 License Town.

OF DetrOit's 80 aldermen nine are
saloon keepers, or have been until very
recently. The president of the board of
water commissioners is brewer, five
of the city board of estimate are rum
sellers, and the Republican and Demo
cratic city political committees are stud
ded with ginmillers, wholesale liquor
dealers and brewers.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

The Registration Books will be clos
ed July 3, 1898, and no one will be al
lowed to Register after that date. Of
fee hours from A. NJ. to 2 P. NJ
CHARLES MCNAIR,
Registrar.
Brookhaven, Miss, April 13, 1894.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

The whisky traffic is the body Of death
of modern American politics. Is it not
strange that many of the political par
ties are willing to be chained to it? None
reject the CHASTITY burden but the Pro-
hibition party.-Vienna Qlls) Journal
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

think that, as a result of almost %
years of ministerial labor in this city, I
have scarcely known a case of poverty,
scarcely case of falling away in the
Christian life, that could not be traced
directly or indirectly to the habit of in
toxicating drink. DIR. Macarthur
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

Pioneer have made his
name a familiar one
everywhere, and there
are thousands who
will accept his word
and advice in prefer
ence to any other per-
son III the land. He
is a thorough Chris
tian and n most un-
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
How to Kill Prohibition Meeting.

How to Kill a Prohibition Meeting.
Don't complete the arrangements for
it until the last day OF two.
Don't let the papers know anything
about it.
Don't advertise it.
Don't make any provision for singing.
Don't warm the place of meeting.
Don't fail to have some one offer q
prayer 20 minutes long.
Don't applaud the speaker.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

A temperance lecturer was once asked,
what shall we do with the grain now
required for distillingF" The prompt re-
ply was: Feed the drunkards' wives
and children with it. They have gone
hungry long enough. "-Westerly Trib-
une
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
ST. JOHN ROASTS HIM.
OVERMYER AND RoSeWATER LAID
OUT.

The Two Whisky Politicians Wake Up tho
Wrong Passenger In the Person of st.
of a Republican Paper.
In letter to the Topeka Capital, Hon.
John P. st. John has reply to Over
myer, from which we take his closing
argument, which is well worth reading,
Lest might offend the sensitive ma
ture of nv friend Oyermyer should I
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

Under the existing system excise
boards are simply the main lever in the
political machine which the party in
power uses to handle the liquor dealers
and their friends. Utica Press Dem. J.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
A WELL KNOWN FIGURE.

George II. Scott, the Editor of the New York
Witness and a Leading Prohibitionist.
The name of George R. Scott is known
in every temperance and almost every
Christian family in the land. His writ
ings in the New York Witness and The
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26


close without noticing
the letter of his CO.
worker and distin-
guished Republican
friend, Rosewater, ]
will first call atten-
ton to the fact that
these two gentlemen
can and do quarrel
the year round about
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

1t is bitter enough for any man to
have drunken son, but how tenfold
bitter it must be to the man who knows
that he voted for the system under which
his son became drunkard New Era.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

Before you thank heaven that you are
not a crank examine yourself carefully
and see what is the great deficiency that
bars you from such AN election. Bur
dette.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
school statistics.

According to the latest statistics, the
United States has 1882, 1855 persons of
school age, of whom 1900, 1876 are en-
rolled in the schools. and the average at
tendance is {, ,378, 1854.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
Norwegian w. 7. A. U.

The FIVE separate branches of the Nor
wegian Women's Total Abstinence union
are now formed into national organi-
zation IN conjunction with the Young
Womeu's Christian association.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26

johnson, the drunkard, is dying today.
With traces of sin on his face.
He'll be missed at the club, at the bar. At
the play.
Wanted-a boy for his place.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
ReGistr01's Notice.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LINCOLN COITNTY.

In pursuance of Section 3615 OF the
Annotated Code of 1892, the under
signed, Registrar, will meet the voters
of said County for the purpose of Reg
istering them at their respective vot-
ing precincts at the time and places,
following. to-Wit:
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
An Interesting Fact.

Kentucky was the first state to recog-
nize wrnan's right to record an opinion
by ballot, having granted limited school
suffrage,to women in ls45.
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
LATEST STATISTICS.

Per Capita Consumption of All Liquors For
Eighteen Years.
From the government report for 1898,
Just issued, we take the following fig
ures ON the annual per capita consump-
ton of all Intoxicating liquors from 1875
to 1893, inclusive:
Gallons.
1870 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S67
1876, .,,...................... SCI
1877 ..,.,,,,,.,......,. S33
1873. ,,,....,.................. 8.24
1879 ,,,,,,,,.,,....,.... 666
leco. hooo
1851. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lUoO
1852. ll.VS
1883 .,,.,,,....,..... 12.2l
1854. Observation-Disclosures. Es0O
1885, l@~o
s. =
1856. E.eV
q
1857 .,,.,,.,,.......... 1899
e
1883. lf.oI
1889. 400
1890. lo.55
1881. lou
e2 8 q
1882. 9g........................ 7.Oa
: -
1885. ........................l lSOa
Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1894-06-26
Rum's Road to Ruin,

Rev. Dr. T. De Witt Talmage, in the
New York Observer, presents the fol-
lowing:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
NttslanH.

Sn Seutidlano lit bic :politii6e
Sage nod intmer bebenfli6. Stir
ben Wusenblid berridt 5tille, aber es lit
Wuslidt ba fiir porbanben, bab beim
Wiebersulammentritt oes &eidstases oie
Sifferenaen 5,pii6sn bielem uno ber
@esieruns ben Character eines wirf+
li4en Con nflictes anne6men merben.
&ei6sta9sprdiibent bon 2epesom bat 1i@
pollitdnois nit ber Resiernns ibentif=
sirt. Daber NOR ibm Die Wer14iebuna
oer Beratbuns Der segen bic llmitura-
elemente geri9teten 8orlase Elm @9lae
ing Sc ii9t uno er seiste iein MiBoer.
gniigen In elmer re9t tinbilhen @etle,
inoem ct ni9t benz 8raude folste, ben
&et4sta9smit9liebe BEL Der Bertaguna
frDblt9e Weibna9ten unb Elm glltlides
Neujabr gu piini@en, ionoern ftatt bel-
len bic 9ofauns auslpra9, bab benz
Ganbe unb benz &ei6stase im neuen
Sabre roas i4impfli9e S9auipiel elmer
lol9en elenben 8etbeili9ung eripart
ueroen m69e." 6err BON Qebebotp
nabm ii9 Die 6a&e tbatbjd9lib 10 au
9er3en. bab ct lebten waontas bolltdn<
big bereit mar 3u refsniren unb bon ben
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

Der iunge Ratfer bon gbina bat,
tote kr .Gentral geetps" aus Sisnt fin
gemelbst tptno, am II. b. Mts, bas ges
iammte btplomattfde &orps smpfan,
gen uno atpar tnnsrbalb he5 pala1tes,
mas bisber nod nie porsstpmmen 1T.
Gs tit taum 5tpeifelbaft, bab bte1eNu9z
gibtgteit eine Jolse ber gri9iitterM,g
tit, tpel4e bic 3entralregierlng in pez
ting burh bic japonii iaen Siege srlit>
ten bat, inbefen pdre es ipobl lebr ge.
ipass, ansunebIen, bab Der Mibsui itanb
Der mdbtisen partei, bic Gbina .um
jeoen preis gesen bic Trsmben abInlie>
Zen min, nun ssbro6en Iei. Wer
1th iebod eine Woriteuuns maht
bon ben ungebeursn Shmieristei=
ten unter benen In gbina Nsuez
runsen einsefiibrt tpsrben, insb,>
fonbere tn Beaus auf ben @erfebr
nit Gremoen, Der ipirb bic @sbsutung
ienes 0orsanses ntht untsrI4dben,
benn folde 9leuBerl;9tsiten lino 3ei,
6en ber Wanblunsen, bic iiA almdbz
LID tn ben WnI9auuusen Der berrI9enz
ben Rlahe In Gbina boil5isben.
@Aon por 5ipan3ig Sabren, als elm
Rrieg nit Sapan pegen Der Snfel 6ors
mnfa brobte, tpuroen bic frembsn Gs=
ianoten bon benz 18 Sabre alien aais
f,r Sf9ungtI9i empfangsn, ausin Der,
aslbe itarb bereits I'M SabW barauf
Nnb iettbem Daren ale Yemiibungen
ber 8ertreter Der eurppdiiben MG9te,
ben bon ber frembenfetnblihen partei
um ben ~Sobn oes 9imneIs" gs3oge=
men Hins gu ipreneen, bsrseblide. @rit
na9bem Der sesentpartise &aiier
S1attjen am 4. Wtar5 1889 ielb1t5tdn=
big bic Nesierung iibernomnsn bate,
tam bic Wuoienafrage tpieber in 5luB
uno nah fdier enblolen Wsrbanblunz
gen nit ben hineii11en Muspdrtigen
9lnlte selang es Dem bamaiisen OoDen
t,s oiplomatiihen aorps, 9errn b.
Granbt, burG5ulesen, bab bas biplos
matii1e Gorps pieoer pom aaiIsr ems
tfansen puroe alleroings in siner6alz
ls, in Der bisber bic Banfeite fir bic
nah Yetine eetommsHen aliatilnen
Turlten ab9ehalten ipurben. Oabet
gaben bic WlltsllsSer bes s Siuns=li=Ya,
men tn einem bon ibnen unb ben Wers
tretern ber fremoen lad1te unte1seih=
neten prototoQ bonn %. Gsbruar 1891
bic @rtlorung ab, oaB in 3utunft fir
ben @mpfang Der fremben Wertre!er
bonn aaiier eine anbere 9alle beitimmt
iolle.
Nm s.. Mdra bes aenannten eeSubres
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27
DieSaotle besDarften WefhtfdterStt.

Der Name bes 1uriten msf4tIders.
II, hes 9eraussebers bes r@rafbbd.
mir. 1T peit iiber bic @ren5en Rub>
lcnos binaus betan1,t, unb eben1o tpeib
ntar AUDI i'm Muslanbe, bab bas Mort
bes n@ruihbanin" in ben bD9iten 5of.
une geamtentretftn oft senus bon oer
f9tperpiessnbiten Bebel,tung 9etpeien
tit, trob Der Gauge bon Spptt unb
6o9n, nel9e fait Die selammte iibrige
prei1s iiber ben fiirltlihen 8ouesen
aussegohen, oehen sr5eptionelle Stels
lung i'm @tillen bod Nlle beneibeten.
Sic @ouoerneure In Der prpptn5 baben
nnter @leranber III. ben r@rafbbanin"
itets NIT be-n srDbten GiTer fubirt,
um gu erfen11sn, tpie bsr Winb in ct.
Petersburg nebe, unb @eneralmojor
9aranop, Der Goupsrneur bon NiI6ni,
g}otpsorob, Der iin ieiner 3stt ni9t
fdVllte. often sl erfldren, bab bic Mn>
iiGten unb WInI9e oes rGra1bbanin"
fir i'm abiolut kine 8eoeutung bdttsn.
ee6brt In bisIer 8e3iebuns gu ben tpei.
Ben Habsn unter ieinen Rollegen.
Noh melt h0bsr e,itelIte 2eute iibri.
gems als bic propin5ialz@ lz@ouberneuu
taben ftets geIu6t, nit benz TiirI ten
NlelAtl4ersti gut 81 iteben unb ben
Geilal bieIes Suipelen barpden, mei|t
cher tmmerbin leienslpertben Spurna<
lilten gu erringsn.
Ob osr Gtnflub, ben TilrIt MeIb=
tIfersti unter Der Heeierlrns Nlerans
tsrs III. 3tueif.llos ssbabt BAT, Elm gus
ter ooer fhlimmer fiir Hublanb eelpez
len iit, ion bier ni1t ndbsr unte1luht
luerben, oa mir mod au fsbr mitten in
ben gum arobea She'll bura bieIen Gin.
fluB berDorsebrahten StrDmungen jts,
ben, um bariiMr hsute i6on obisttin
oburtbeilen gu f0nnen. !0ler ion nur
bic @eneiis bielss GinfluiIes gelGil<
bert lpsroer, ponlit mir austeih einsn,
!cie uns biinft, niGht unlpihtigen 8et>
tras au Der nel;elten 9elhiGte &ubs
laros liefern.
8is gum /. mGrs 1881, benz Sage
Der grmorcun9 Mteranbers H., mar
Sir t Mel1tlharSti Der SDpus zines
arnlsn, iiA taum iiber Dem WaHer balz
t.neea 3situnesberaussebeis; bsr
.Gta IgDanin" erIhisn bamals in t!et.
ITEM Gormat spei Mal in bsr Wohe,
rne an BEN SamItagen trus Der 6iirft
t7sbr ais einmul feline soloeRs ubr tn's
EerIubbaus, UNI feline Mitarbsiter bez
aabkn gu f0nnen. Ois politit, tpei9e
Mel9tldersti pamals ipie beute pres
bists, fano unter benz liberalen Ne.
einls Mlsranbers II. 1irsenbs Mntlans
uno auf ben Giiriten f4aute mon al.
aemein lpie auf cine Dirt petrefatt, tpie
cuf bic @ertOrperuns btr Qebre bonn
NtdniSmus.
Da lam ber 1. M6ra 1881. BON
Fam Minterbdldis. tpo er feinem hinoe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

- dnfsre ainber. - 6uis
Ou Define Shularbeiten fhon aes
ma&t9 = Netn. ih mubte erft mel.
nem Wrtbur einen Qiebesbrief fthrets
ben!
= @srshte Gntriifans. - 6err
Msper gum 8etannten): Mirft mir
fem Mealh por, ih lei Elm ihnubiger
&er,.... oa'6ei Ihuloe id Der Wafhfrau
l9bsebn Marf!
- Durhi9aut. - Gbemann: 6ers
Doftor, fomn,en Sic bod ihnelI! Sd
bate eben einen fleinen Disput mtt
meiner Grau unb ba fdlIt fe plDblth IN
Sbnmaht! - Dottor: Na, no, ess
ipirb ia 70 ihlilnm nibt fein (Sib
!iber bic qu'ientin kugenb.) mas babe
ih Shnen gIast: teine OAnmadt. aber
ein itarter Shpinbel!
- Die puffdrnel. - Man bat f1dk
ben aopF aerbro9en, tpie bic 1rale1.
peft eine 70 hdbli4t Wlobe, ipie hie
boben Nerrnel, aboptiren tonnte. ejaha
einfo4: Seine 1rau lisbt es, bon Ker
Seite ober iiber bic Mdfel anotfxE 81
81 tperben - unb ba3 III bei ben ntren
a3uffGpmelu in bsr fhat unu,Safj
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-12-27

fanb bann bic Mubien3 In ber gau.
tuangsao ober r9alle bes purpuurlen
@lan3es" itatt, bic in benz tpeftlihen
Darten Der taiIerliGen @tabt lieat.
DR @efanbten, besleitet bon ben @e=
fretdren unb Dolmet1dsrn, b.saben iih
In Sanften Bis gum Norbtbore, bon
mo iie gu Sub na9 einem tlsinen ga,
tillon gingen, in benz ibnen Elm Griib'
ftiid borsefebt tpuroe. RaHbem iie
bort ungefdbr eine Stunbs batten tpar<
ten miiHen, geleitete man tie gu bret
1elten, bic in ber unmtttelbaren NGbe
be- Stufen, bic gu ber r9alle bts pur<
purnen Glanoes" fiibren, aufgeIteut
tparen, unb bout mubten lie tpieber
cine balbe Stunbe tparten. Damn Ct,
i4ien oer Raiier unb nabm auf elmer
Mrt 1bron por einem Slide plab,
tpdbrenb binter ibm aiuei prinaen ners
ften Nanses" unb gu betben Seitsn ie
flint Solbaten nit Settensetpebren
fsnoen. 9err b. Branbt belt in eng,
liider Sprade cine turas Mnrtb.. bic
bon einem Dolmetfder ms gbineiH@
iiberiebt tpurbe, tpelds Mnlpradt tpie>
berum prin3 Sliding, am Gube bes
Thrones fnieenb, in bet Manbfhuz
Sprade tpieberbolte. Der Rai1er ant,
tportete, unb nadbtm feline Worts iiber.
iebt tporben tparen. aosen iiA bic Sc
iunbten riidtpdrts ihreiteno auriid.
@uberbalb oer 9alle bate iid cine gro.
Be g(n5abl Menf9en, srobentbeils Dis.
nerl9oft, anselammelt.
Man eriiebt bieraus, bdb ber gmz
pfcng, tpel4er bamals feds Geianbten
unb bier @tihdftstrdeern gu She'll
tpurbe, burdaus tein tpiirbiger mar,
audi tpenn es nidt riatis Ietn folIte,
ipie bamals bielfah bebauptet tpurbe,
bab bic Gane btS babin nur gum gms
pfanse bon tributpfli9tisen sSirlten
eebient bate. Die Wertreter OeIters
reths tparen bonals niht in petinq
antpeienb, unb nd9bem ber fran30fis
fcbe @eianbte, 2emaire. in CHINA einz
getroffen tpar, besann Elm l.bbafter
Geterfrteg segen ben Wertreter DeutI9s
lambs, petl ct bte Miitbe ber frsmben
Mdbte preisgeseben baben follte. Der
neuernannte 6ferrei6il9zungarif4e
@eianbte, Trbr. bon 8iegeleben, tpurbe
om 81. Sttober 1891 In eirer anberen,
jehoh ebenfalls auberbolb bes palafes
gelegenen 9alle empfansen, eben1o am
Ii. De3ember 1892 Der ensliI9e sc.
fanbte O'gonnor unb am %. Suli
1893 ber nsu ernannte beut14e &C.
fanote S4end bon @Hpeinsbera. Ser
rufIif9e 8ertrster @raf GaKint bez
itano bara,lf, i'm palaite felbit empfan>
gen gu tperosn, unb ba bisriiber elm.
Gtniguns nidt gu eraielen mar, fam
bic @uoiena iiberbaupt nidt gu Stanbe.
Die lnetntsteit ber MG9te, tpelde
bic gbintftH ttiiss55sr in 10 esi1ia4ttttt esfiti4ttt
Weiie gu benuben beri ifanben habtn, tit
ielbft tn ber Muoisnsfrase gu Sag. se.
trsten uno es TT niht tpabrI9einlia,
bab IN btsIerBeaiebung eine Menberuna
gum Befsren eintretsn tpirb.