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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
No. oa.-An act to prevent Illegal voting IN certa

No. o3-An act to prevent Illegal voting IN certain
cases.
II is hereby enacted, ETC.:
Sec. /. No person. who is a resident of any town
which is required by law to provide checklist OF
voters before the day Of election and who by reason
neglect shall have failed register his on such
checklist and by such failure shall have forfeited his
right TO vote In such town at any election. shall there
after be permitted to vote in any other town at such
election; and II any person disqualified shall know
ingy and wifuy attempt to vote in violation OF this
act he shall be liable TO all the penalties prescribed BY
law for such Illegal voting.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
FOR CUTANE0US DISORDERS,

And all eruptons of the skn this Ointment Is most
invaluable. 1t does not heal externally alone, but
penetrates with the most searching effects to the very
root of the evil.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
Sec g This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November o8, 1876.

No. 94-An act to amend an act entitled IAN act in
amendment of and in addition to chapter one Of the
general statutes entitled 'Of elections" approved
November Is, 1870.
1t is hereby enacted ETC..
Sec. l. Section nine Of act entitled "An act in
amendment OF and in addition to chapter one of the
the general statutes entitled Of elections approved
November is, 1870 is hereby amended to read
follows For the purpose Of voting, person shall be
deemed to have gained a residence by reason of his
presence, lost it by OF absence while employ
ed the service Of the state the United States
while engaged in the navigation Of the waters of
the state, Of the United States the high
while a student Of any seminary of learnng nor
while keptin any hospital aims house other asylum;
nor while confined in any public prison. Provided
that any student in any college seminary Of learn
ing may adopt the city where such college
seminary is located, his place OF residence by fling
in the clerks Office of such town city his declaration
to that effect and the time of his residence in such
town city shall be computed from the time of filing
such declaration.
Approved November %, 1876.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

No. 96-An act in amendment of section twentythree
of an act entitled an act for recognizing the militia,
approved November 81, 1872.
1t is hereby enacted, etc.
Sec /. Section twenty-three Of act entitled "An
act for recognizing the militia" approved November
81 1872 is hereby amended to read as follows:
There shall be annually between the first day OF
August and the twentyfth day of September in each
year. parade of each regiment and battery for drill,
discipline inspection and review.
Sec q This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 2S, 1876.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29
Approved November %, 1876.

No 95-An act to the efficiency of the militia
II is hereby enacted, ETC..
Sec. l. whenever the militia forces of this state,
provided for in section four Of act for recognizing
the militia" approved November 81 1872 shall not
thereafter be increased the commander-n-chefi
thorized and directed to organize battery of light
tllery consisting of not exceeding eighty officers and
men, to be organized, armed, drilled and disciplined
under such regulations as he shall prescribe.
Sec. g The battery so organized shall be deemed a
part of the organized militia of the state and shall be
differed as similar organizations Of the same of
service are differed under the laws of the United
States and the officers shall be elected appointed,
and be commissioned agreeably to the constitution of
this state subject to such rules and regulations as the
commander-in-chief shall prescribe.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its passage.
Approved November g. 1876.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

No. State of Vermont. county of
This may certify that the undersigned board Of censors
have found OF in the
county Of and State OF qualified in the
following branches OF the medical profession
and therefore license him
to practice said branches within this State.
! Board of Censors
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-01-29

No. so.-An act relating to cemetery associations
Itis hereby enacted etc.:
Sec.l. Cemetery associations organized under the
laws Of this State may purchase take by gift and
hold personal property to amount exceeding ten
thousand dollars may use sell the same and apply
the proceeds TO promote the object of the association
Such associations may also take and hold. in trust
money other property for the purpose Of using and
expanding the income arising therefrom for the embel-
lishment aud keeping in repair such lot or lots and
their surroundings in said cemetery the donor may
designate.
Sec. g. This act shall take effect from its passage
Approved November 3, 1876.
, 1877-09-29
Which Appears TO Be True Of
the Armies in Bull
garia.
Yesterdays Report Of An
other Attack on Plev-
na Contratlictcd.
The Russians Said to Be Busily
Preparing for q Winter
Campaign.
Arrangements for the Passage Of
the Danube During the
Icy Season.
Bulgarian Mud at Present
Interferes with Active
Work.
Snow Has Been Falling at Shipka
Pass for Several
Days.
Servia Must Take a Hand When the
Russians Capture Plovna.
IN BULGARIA..
Servia Must Take Hand When the
Russians Capture Plevna.


4 rAsx REPORT.
by Cable to Tie Chicago Tri6une.1
LONDON 0111cx or Tue CHICAGO Tn1nuNE.
& PA1oRAvx PLACE, 87nANp, Sept. 90 D.
m.-The rumors OF another attack on
P1eyna, atloat here yesterday, wero e1ectual-
" dispelled this afternoon by tho Tim<s
correspondent, who says his previous dis
patch referring to Osman Pasha'a victory
over tho Russians was taken from an official
source. It secua, however, that this dis
patch WINS wrongly dated. referring TO ono Of
the former engagements Ut Plsvna.
L WINTER cAxAA1oN.
While Mehemst Ali takes up his position
on the KAra-Lom, and suleiman Pasha is
firmly checked ut shipka Pass, the Russians
are mailing solid preparations to carry on
the campaign during the winter. In aldi-
tion to the supplies that have been already
ordered, contracts have lately been made for
1900 tons Of lead. Winter clothing
and G5,ooo tents, or corrugated iron-
huts, have also been ordered, as well
as iron pontoon bridges well calculated to
resist the Ice in the Danube, and, in case that
Should 5ail to fulfill the purpose,
s1KAN 1cE-BoATs
are boipg prepared to maintain, during the
winter months, FREQ communication across
tho river. This energy in providing stores
would seem to indicate that tho Russian au-
thoritiaa have only lately been aroused to
the magnitude Of tho taak which they havo
undertaken.
, 1877-09-29

AVE.
LONDON sept +s'-A correspondent It
Bucharest writes: day or two OF rain has
1pade tue foaus almost impassab!e' lhe mau Is
arktc ueep. Aorsea nave eatet almost all the
ioraEe' anu my u very scarce NJ my price,
Communications 10 daaly more oaucu!t-
The tusaian stall officers In front Of tlevna
efpFtas Tue utmost cohauenco tn4t thc place
will iall ln1o thelr hanas' There 10 an Ahund-
as'ce VI ~heat anu barley In BULGARIA, and very
large crop OF Indian corn. II the Aulstsos can
aurinoupt tue dlmeulty OF obtaining iuel' they
can TInter IN bulgaria very comfortable.
sNow IN sAlpKA FAss-
CoNsTANT1NoPLR, Sept. 23.--Snow has been
falling in lShipka Pass sthcc Monday, and Is
uow tea ccntimetTea deep 1t the foot ot the
Balkans.
RUSSIAN RHQuEsT.
The Austrian aud German Ambassadors, in
the name Ut tho Russian Government, bayo sp-
plled to the Porte, !n virtue Of the Geneva Con.
ventlon, for permit 10 transport timber Across
tho Danube for huts for the Russtan wounded.
The Porte has deferred the reply until It IL made
certain that tho hAta are only To be used Tor
wounded.
sERv1A.
BELaRApE, Sept. e3.-Russta demands that
the seryian army shall enter the aeld when
tuccess at Ptevpa IL obtained.
1t Ii stated that thu sEuptsehfna will be eoD-
voked In October. Seven bastallons Of regulars
mud militia have gone to she western frontlcr,
where the Ushttxa brigade Il also assembled,
Th!s accms to be I psecautiou against the
, 1877-09-29
ARARE CHANCE -CL0TH[ERS ATTENTION
/ FisstclAss Bual4a8s House In fintClaIs
civ Rtnt.

Tbs 'tASeads~ Building. No. 70 Main A.. Guam.
ps!xn+ ILL., Il offered tor rent ~ The 5tasuaa1'u
hg1rse Champaign city y Ltaatxa It the crushing 9t
s4 .9atn y C.Iet93 a sbs eeatts of y: Krea sora.
Ct{ Vi UttAa which corporation jrl1a 1t tho sss
with street. te tN0 cttrs KiSuK population
!: toests4 hs!e .,se :oas ~ :1u4sO!a +
tha buslneA centre u tho e!ty s1seted w r1A axo
exprtsly for the clothing md MesrhAas tailoring bu.
1ae<: fas oRe9n1nitf Y ssfY .s5s oas = =
AadssAs i. 70. AsPxRa, champaign. III. fas
{pIthSf na{tiEpiSsAs
, 1877-09-29
Men's Clothing
is DOWN.
Boys Clothing
is DOWN.
Chldren's Clothing
is DOWN,
Furnishing Goods
ARE WAY DOWN.

Mr.. ". G. BLUETT, lato Of Wilde,
Bluett 8s Co., and Mossrs. W. G..
MoCORRlSTEN, and g. Q. HAW-
KIN6 have recently como with ug,
They will bo glad to show our Goods
to their friends.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-22

A CARNIVAL OF CRIME.-FoUT men
have been hanged for, and fourteen
accused of, murder most foul-in
our good old North State'-within 4
single fortnight :. Three Of the aesas-
sins paid the penalty of their crimes on
the 2nd inst. Three murders We're
committed on Saturday last. a negro
named Van Blair lies in Cabarrus jail
for staying Russell Haegler with a
stone, on that day. The white man was
drunk, and had been very abusive OF
the negro indeed was advancing upon
him at the time. On the same day. in
the adjoining county of MecklenGurg,
Tom Black, coiored, ~quarreling with
his wife, on the plantation OF Captain
Robert D.. Graham, drove her out of ahe
house, and finally threw a rock which
laid her out With a broken skull. III
the adjoining county of CASTOR, two
negroes, Holland and Thompson, have
just been convicted of brutally chok: ny
to death another negro named Nicely.
In 1adkin, last week. Frank Jonesand
William Griffith were fighting. when
the former inflicted Il fatal wound on
the latter. Ia the same county Mathews
killed Col. Butner, and is now on trial
at Salem. IN Iancey, Boone murdered
Woodtin. In Alexander. a man named
Bentieid, skulking around a field where
his enemy, Hoke, was at work. found
his coat and pistol, from which he cx-
tracted the ball, Then confronting
Hoke, he demanded war to the
DEATH Hoke fired, but of course
without effect ~whereupon he fled.
followed by six of Bentield's bullets.
three of which lodged in his BODY.
Benfield is in Jail. In Columbus. young
High is in Jail for brutality numbering
his own father. In Rockingham. Cha
Wis n Jacobs are In jail for the muir
der of Everett. In ~Forsythe. Inad.
Davis is to be hanged Dec. II, for bur-
glary. In Robson. last week, Wiley
Jones and his wife, colored, We're jailed
for cruelty beating to death an idiotit
brother. In our own county, Money
ham is on trial for the Staying oi
Sewell. Besides these. there are haii
a dozen others under Indictment in IL,
State. Judge Fowle left the city YES
terday to appear for the State III tn,
trial of Brantley for the murder o
Moodey in northampton county.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-22
Locals Continued.

THE CUMBERLAND FAIR.-Ne learn
that the 18th Annual Fair Of the Cum
berland Agricultural Society was YER
pleasantly and satisfactorily enjoyed
by the large number OF farmers from
that and the adjoining counties.
The exhibition of the field products
and the live stock of that section Wa
very creditable.
The Ladies' Department was Well
filled with the handiwork OF TAR
hands. which. like the ladies diem
selves. was most excellent III quality
Col. Polk made the annual adCre~9
Thursday. From the notices OF the
reporters of the press who were pes
ent. it was very acceptable To tlo,c
who heard it. Its wholesome truths
will probably be productive Of much
good to the farming interests o. the
State.
The weather during the fair week
was excellent.
Nav the citizens of this, n we'll Is oi
other counties, continue these pleas
ant autumn reunions with increasing
interest.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-22
News Items.

Another Leak stopped. Elisha
Leak, colored, was jailed i'll Rocking
ham for horse stealing.
The gas burns brighter on Sunday
because less is used then.
Over %, 1000 tons of fertilizers We're
inspected by the Agricultural Depart
ment of Georgia in one year.
Persons who imagine that cotton
is the leading crop of this country viii
learn with surprise. that the value Of
the corn crop last year vas S5S3, 000.-
900 while the cotton crop was esti-
mated at $50, 900, 900.
Farming in Nebraska is pursued
under difficulties. Killing grass-hop-
hoppers is the chief business in some
seasons. Here are a few specimens Of
the hunt :-'Farmers living at Brusllv
Bend dug a ditch over a half mile
long. on the north side of a farm. At
the bottom of the trench they male
I.olSo about INV I1Nl SI'ii. iIioAA11
about $50 holes in all. Each of these
holes Will hold about a bushel. and the
hoppers travelling south from the sand
ridges will fill them plum" full in
one day. This would seem incredible.
but nevertheless that one ditch is de-
stroying about 4S0 bushels of clod-
hoppers per day."-Neb. Eagle.
Within two miles of ST. Peter is a
wheat-field of sixty acres, and its
owner has made an almost ceaseless
effort t. save his field. which promised
a very bountiful yield. Day after day
he has been killing hoppers, assisted
by his family and a few neighbors.
keeping a careful record of each days
results. On this field alone hundreds
of bushels have been caught and de-
stroyed, but a few days since the hop
pers proved victorious and the promi.-
ing field is a ruin. The farmers have
made efforts Co save themselves. and
against odds which man has O faced
in other pursuits of life.-PiOaeer
Press,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1877-11-22

tllfee OF I9uI years - ~. - - -
YOU viii become rich. h"norei. ana
influential among men-a second an
dcrbiit Thus the changes have zen
rung. and tens Of thousands II youths
trained from early childhood To envy.
If not emulate the career Of the e 2in-
boy who came in time to oun his
millions. Of course people knew that
.llch wealth as VANDERBILT Il could not
he amassed hv an high-toned. holor-
able. and Just man and they Well
knew that Eis mill ons came through
a life time IS ae@riee, creed, grinding
&C H. moor. cheating Of the nnWsrv.
anil s,argI9fing on other mems ne .es-.
zitia. R.ft tlay knew that 10 the
i'll al thi,,rs are honorable. II Is
.ag,- T.. E,,,, ,,thlir anrrafatfon.
Tho c,nnino cnl.r,t understands the times
stakes pr vat bounty gaiust public crimes
And c nseious OF the means ne t@ok t"flSe'
lie butSac ea' "4'a me = 70 "
% al ''le >'"''i9 - :.
peeil eAii'i'S' ~ 20 .
sui the great lou7e ''i",
IKE man announce
sion mo- " ci"7''' ana "
H. Ana no" '.''' 'ii' :, =
nav "'." '"''
9Asie''ii - '''7@0"' - l''- 60
deF tHe ~i"'ioNihA -
the last VIII and Testament. Tie
dalghtars received q million apiece
and tha vauns.er SON merely the inter
-, 15on oeo The widow received
;.
l"o hllih2l9 anu WIN - ~
bit. the eldest son, took the rest ot The
esfate-ab0lt seventy millions.
>, ILL., .,,i4 80 ~
~
the toofaelid7 ana MiS. =
Bau who have brought sait 20 set
aside thc will. And from the coIrt
a,a aa,,a ,.,n, of
~ ''o7
slloehili5
1t Is sworn that tor years, OH van
aerbilt kept strulapet il the family
..ahi. &c ho.,,a crazaa ab,,,t i
: ~ -
ana was sent " u 49, I'LL - o"S
died. All the children protested. cX-
cept w III. H.. VINO. WIllle aullliJIlilg
that his mother was grossly wronged.
I'll ~ uan Ill haro -.
Sa'a ','e on mum No,'l' nav hi1 ""'
n that he dld moi propose TO lessen
his chances by interfering. After
Mrs. VS. death. another strumpet was
.a1oo+a1 ~ - ollo.+ .no - boon tho
seie''e" - " o' "
dotard under her influence "hen
this arrangement was interrupted,
VIM. H.. married his father to a sec
a,l Vie ..hapaeoo, of bis
\ perfect UNDERSTANDING was saia -
exist between the son and Mrs. N.asto
the line Of policy she wa to adopt. In
.al,,. th;s A. c.at+ I'D tbo
l1a.1 49, ~
Wen known lawyer oeSlared tiid1 '.
IL. had "perpetrated the o. Infa-
| NOUS ofTense that a son can commit
ou.ino4 his r.4bar" Tho ma;o object
;. IA -
WIS - lei9"-oe '''e 9iis ~ iii'1 'h"'
- ~-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-02-08

ais 9rdmie fleibisen 8aumpflan,crn
uerliebcn ueroen miro. Die iebr blb=
lde 3ei@nun9 praien:irt auf Der einen
Seite in &reisiorm an, &anoe Die Sn-
Ihrift !: minnesota State Forestry
Association, 1876, auf Der anoer,,
eiuen &yan; BON @a!olaub, in oelIen
Wlitte Die @o:ts Awarded to-. nit
le%erselallcnem &aum fir Den ein;u9ra.
uirenoen Namen oes G%mpfdusers. sol=
DE Mtsoailen peren fir stpci @raoe Der
aussei@muns sei4lassn in Der @rObe
oes ameritaniide Dollar; cine BON
SLIDER NIT polem @ebolt, bic anoere
BON &upfer. Sir iuuse 8aumpflan3c-
rinaen siebt es iilberne Gi4el Nb3eiz
den, Die Iebr biibld ausieben.
q l1ebcr 2alpiueu uno S4neeitiir-
ME wiro aus Colorado bcribtet Cine
.ielisc ShnssmaiIe rutidtc am q. b.
9ormittags sesen 10 ubr, ben iteilea
!lbbans IN Der MiinOung BON Salps
@al6. 4art Gouatp, berab u,o fegte
pas 2osirs unb &oit0aus Der 8bole=
Srube, nit alien 8epohneru. minoe-
tens cine 0iertelmeile fort. Sie Sos
mine bcoedte oas 9aus 10 tief, bab e
unm0sli9 mar, Den @eriAiitteten ju
9ilfe gu tommen, uho Die 9cidsn tper=
Sen big gum Sdmcl;cn Deg S4nees
orrt 6lciben miiIlsn. @ie es beiSt, be=
;anoen li9 sur 3sit 0es ltnfals o4t
perlonen i'm 9aule, oarunter Die brei
@ebrilber &eer, cine Grou, elm Sinh
uno S. s.. &alpb. Die Namen scr
llebrisen iino biz jcst nod nidt bee
tannt. Nu1 oas 2osirbaus Der Mil=
.;ondr= @rubc, in pcldcm Ii1 4 YerlO u
neu bsfanocn> lpa perIAittet iein.
@d1reno bes lestcn S1neei turmes
loQen iiber 5000 Stiit &ieb BON ben
noro!iden @ebir9sabbanssn in bas
Bate Sbal psriGlascn mcrocn iein.
no lis ,uesen bss tiefen S6nses MUIR
unseniisenoe Natruns finoen. Sic
Gjsentbiimer iino eifris oamit bel@df-
tist, Die @eeroen wieoer auf Die ldnee+
freien uno 9el@isten @er9abbanse Su
treiben.
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@crtbuoIIer Gunb.

Sn Der alien Mbtei &rptta 1errota
bel 6rascati wuroe cine 9anoldriit &C.
funoen, mclde BEN alteltsn 5ert Ser
Shriften ocs sriediIden @sosrapben
Strobo, Ser sur 3cit Gbrilti lcbte> 81
entba!tcn l1eint uro pjels 2iiden Der
bisbcr 6~efannten SaroIdriitcn nusIult.
Tlii9tise liei!ilde M0nds bat.cn fiA
ouf Ginlaoun9 oes &ailers Otto III.
in benz %senonnten &loiter nieoerselailen
uno mcrtbuole srie6il6c 9anbl6riften
mitsebradt, ois lie lorsfattis biitetsn
uno ircmoen Ylidsn ent;ogen. Grit
Der III Den fiinI5i9cr Sabrcn per ltorbenc
Cardinal Nngelo Mai, Elm beriiomter
&enner uno @eraus9eber after @ono=
l1rilten, bebrte isine 6orl4unoen uao
Gntoedun9 AUDI auf Den @anol9riTten-
l4ab bon @rotta Jerrota aus. Sim
TolSte Der Yatsr 6. Go5ja, Der piel in
SibeIbanoI 1riItcn searbeitet bat uno
bel bic en slrbeiten einen Yalimpielt
Tano, auf melAcm inter elmer Wbl6riIt
ocs alten Scltaments aus DEM II.
So6rGuuoert cine anoere dltere Sd)riIt
bcrportrat, bic ourd 1ewil4e Mittel
lesbar gemodt perOen fam. Sc waren
orci Go!oNnen al,s Strabo. 8ato tpur=
Den nod mebrere srobe 8iattcr seIua.
Den, Die Ie9r aniebnli1e gruhtbeile aus
Strabo's II 9u1arn ser Geographic
namentlid aus Dem tisDer fir psrlpren
9ebaltencn lic6enten loipie Dem a@tcl
Su1c entbaltcr uro 10 correct 9cl9rie=
ben llno CAP Die bisberigeu Mussoben
oana1 oerbelicrt weroen fDnnen. Sic
Danoi6rift legt y. Go55o in oos 6.
Sabrbunbert F.; lie mare oemna9 aItcr
ais Die betan'lten 2s 6anoldriften bon
Strabo's @erten.
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: GrfoIsrsi9e 94ot9rdbrrei. gor

- Ur1pI9fetWe SWdgBIuoFlet. Sol
einigcn 8oGen ltarb in Dem maize bel
Bloomington 9%elegenen Stdotden
Berlin Der lcbr bejabrte 9epi 9arbplr
ST bate leit Sabren nit elmer an
&niderei sren5cnben sparlamteit 9e=
wirtbl9oftet uno Ic;ncu nabercn Sc
tannten oranqte li6 oaber Die Germu=
tbuns out ooB er beoeutenoe @hdse
onselommslt unb oielelben irscnb=
no uerborsen babe. Son lcinen Mn=
.seb0risen wuroen mad leincm Spos
Ma6forl6un9sn onseiteQt nno mad
psrl6ieoencn pergebl!ben 8erluden
fanoen lie oieler Sage unter Dem 6ub=
booen oes 9tau1bonles alpci 9robc
iroens @efdbe pergroben, in ,pelGen.
in biri1leoerne EDDIE perpadt, Silber=
miln5en, sum She'll mebrcrc Sabr1un=
oerte alt, i'm Communicating BON $4,000
maren. Man slaubt, oob Der Ser
liprbene nod an anoercn Ste0cn auI
leinem Elabe Gelo persraben bat
uno iplen Die Ma@fori4unsen fort9e=
lett uerocn.
- Yer gerein fir Saumanpflan-
3ung in Minnelota bat inter anoerr
j,u tdmdbi9rn M%obnabmen Die SRA
sun9 elmer MlsbaiQe an9eoronet, wel4e
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Ginetonbare Mablaeit.

Gin rsider Yiirser, wcl6er lein Ser
mo9en burd GeiIiiseIlanoel erluorben
bate, wiinIbte lsiner So9ter uno otren
jnnsen @atten eincn sewi6tisen Sur
fey" 5uslelA nit eincm G%rilncrungs<
Seidcu 81 ilberlAiden. Gr lcgte bunoert
Mttien ser Gonlolioateo Sirginia
Dining 60, in Elm elcsantcs Sa1Nen-
bud ppn Maroccpieoer uno perbare
oaIclbe in Der Nabe Oes Ser5ens ocs
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0Ne;ter n;hts2 On e;rem So

- @eiter ni@ts? Sn einem Ser
iaibionablelte berliner &eltaurants.
osilen Menn an archaeological binter
oerjenisen oer@eintarte ni&t suriidiiebt,
erihien Dor einisen @ohen Ser turh
msbrfa9e fatale 8sncontrss betonnt &C.
poroene YrinS g. uno lieB li9 pom
&eansr bic Speiletar!e rei6en. Nad=
DEM CT bieIelbe iiberilpgen, CAB CT lie
nit Den @orten suriid .@eiter ridts?
SIT ia srdblid !" = Gin an einem
Na@bartiide lisenoes, zines lebr reiden
Yapas li9 erfreaenocr Stuotnt nabm
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