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Comments on The Grore ErBnedy
fuer,

fusc.
The Judges and lawyers say that
criminals escape punishn emf because
the iurics clear them in spite Of dam
ming testimony against them. I'm
fortunately, this is too frequently the
case, but the skirts Of the courts them
selves arc not clear. Grove Kennedy,
notorious murderer, Of whose gnilt
not even a driveling idiot can have q
doubt, was sentenced to the Peni,en-
tiary by a jury which ought to have
sentenced him to the gallows, and the
Court of Appeals has granted him a
new trial on technical grounds, and
he will be cleared next time. This is
not the only case Of the kind by a
good many, either. -[Winchester Sun.
The trial of Grove Kennedy in the
Garrard Circuit Court last Summer
for the murder Of his uncle excited no
little interest throughout the Com.
monvealth. Grove was regarded as a
representative man Of the outlaws who
have brought such disgrace upon that
region during the past few years, and
all men Interested in law and order
were anxious tosee him punished If re.
ally guilty, lie was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for life, but the Court of
Appeals some two weeks ago reversed
the judgment of the Circuit Court and
gave him a new trial. We have heard
many comments on this action of our
appellate court, but in very few in
stances has the blame been laid at the
right door. The Comnionwealths Al.
torney was so anxious to convict that
he went beyond the law, and the judge
of the lower court allowed him lati-
Jude which il sustained would jeopar-
die the life and liberty Of innocent
men. Much as we desire to see crime
punished, it ia better that ninety and
nine guilty men should escape than
that one innocent man should be con-
victed. The law, to be worthy Of res
pect, must be fixed and certain, and
it is the highest duty of the courts to
see that it is applied to every case
alike, without reference to popular
feeling. Grove Kennedy may escape
by staving off a trial until witnesses
die or move away, and lawlessness may
be encouraged by the fact that he is
not punished, but it will not be the
fault of the law, and good citizens
will have no cause to I've distressed be-
cause a vicious precedent has been es-
tablished that might at any time be
used to ruin an innocent man, Win
chester Democrat.
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RtiLRoips.
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN R.n.
SUMMER SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT APRIL 2sTH, 1873.
TRAINS sorrn BOUND.

MOL q Nos No.s
NiSEs nanAcc Es NJ
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All, dear. 1t is all right of course
and just happened that way, but
wasn't it in singular keeping with the
history of bank robberies in our own
dear America, that among the many
tin boxes that were there the only tin
box the Manhattan bank robbers
missed, was the tin box containing
$4,000 belonging to the president of
the bank? 1t is all right, of course,
but some how or other, it always does
happen that way.
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GIRLS. TAKE NOTICE. The Conn
tesse de BassauriRe gives the following
advice to women who would make
themselves lovely;
"When you are past twenty-five"
she says, "neyer let more than five or
six hours pass without closing your
eyes for short iime-say ten min.
utes; not necessarily 10 sleep, but to
repOse the muscles of the eye. Every
movement and play of the face neces-
sarily tends to fatigue these muscles
whether it be smile or the expression
Of surprise or of fixed action. The
closing of the eyelids at intervals is
therefore recommended as a "beauly
rest" The muscles, reposed, lose
their tendency to that nervous con.
traction which translates itself into
wrinkles.
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Room FoR MoRE SHEEP.-Lsst
year we paid foreign countries $50.
600, 900 for wooden goods and sl1,.
600, 900 for manufactured goods.
When we have in the country 20, 000,-
600 more sheep than we have now, we
shall only produce the wool we use,
and yet there is no country on earth
where sheep can be raised so profta-
bly, as in the United States. We are
coming every year nearer to supplying
our own markets with the wool they
demand. In 1875 the wool clip Of
the country was nearly 100000, 900
pounds, while in 1860 it was only g..
000,0 600 pounds.
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KoRECT.-We vote by ballot next
Tuesday. 1t is sneaking, cowardly
system, but the law compels us to ac-
cept it. No man ought to be allowed
to vote who has not sufficient courage
of opinion to express his preference
openly and boldly. The ballot is a
Northern institution which will never
be acceptable to the people of Ken.
lucky so long as any spark of the spir-
it that animated their fathers abides
in their breasts. Ii is worse than con.
science in making towards of us all.
We can't abolish conscience, but the
ballot can be gotten rid of by law
[ Winchester Democrat, Oct. 81.
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The Leading European Universities.

Msarsnow having prepared for s,rihnsr, arii-
cles On the leading Universities uf EuToIT. They
viii he written BY an American College Professor,
Nj a. II, hoye-en, of tarnell (auth0r uf "Falcon-
berg, &c, aud viii iueude sketches Of the ha l.
ins Ia each Of the most imI ortant Universities
VI Great Britain aud the Continent.
Aniong I hc additional scTits Of IapsTs 10 appear
Hay be- mentioned those on How shall We spell,
tao papers ~ fni. l1unshuryl The New south,
lawn-laintihg be- small Place, 10y samuel Par
,onr Of Flashing Canada oflo-tny, Am-rican Art
aud Artist, American Archaeology, Modern lnycn-
tors alsa Papers OF ayrl, History, Ply cal 81
ence, siadits la Literature, Political and social
scisnce. stunes iusins, ''iolics OF the Time" bY
In. .. q. Holland, re,urd Of New Inventions aud
Ne, hanieal lmpIuNenlt nts; Papers OF Eduraiioh,
bot oTaiiOn a., huok leN ieWs. fresh bits 0l vii
and lluianr, Ar., Ar., &c.
Irtns. "a year la adyance; s. Crnis a numhrT
subscriptions feceiyed by the Iuhlishers of this
talst, aud by all E0ok-ssllsIs and ltist-masirTs
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state, la luli, and send vi "a remittance la cheek
r. ~. money ufdsr or registered letter 10
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TRAINS aorNa NORTH


TRAIN 40. ~ connects At Rishmoad Iunstion
IN and troa paints heiwecn thefe aud Ilyinffi0n;
a. sianiord With sisgr- 10 and nun so,3ersst; al
nantille station With stages 10 aud frum Danviih
city; NJ Milchelshurg With sisses 10 and irons Prr
ryyille and HsrruishurH. ~ Lebanon 9Th sisre.
70 from Springfield. CAmplelssiiic, Colombia asd
Grsenshutr; At Ietsnon Iunftion With Trains
leaving Al 80 y. ~ and i;'o a. ~, Cor Memphis
Montgomery, and iniermeiiaie paint, Passenger.
going 10 points North, East and West ffotn ISris.
vile arr irsnsfefrei 10 Train No. 6 ~ lshanou
Junction. Tain Ne. g eobneSts al Gneiauati Iune.
ton Nth T. & l.. U r. Coz the Norih aad last;
At Loulstillein union DrTot vith q. a NJ and
". u. u fer the North, Esst. and West aud
With 4 : Nslr linc si~amrts ior Cincinnati snd
the Fast
Pullman Palace Cars without Change
are ran eetween Leui.siiie aud New
orleans. Nts Meats ess~sy. n.sat.stils
and New Orleans. Via Mtinr, Leafs
vile snd Iittte Re~kt stss betueen
Louisville sna the principal etstss
Nerth. East and " Get.
Zoo inGfuaiua about Ti,ksts and Tmixrsni
lis'ss 10 l"rida, Arkahsas, fesss, the Suih--e.i
c 2. ATuoRr, :
Gcn'l is.. and Ticket AFt.
louisville ~.
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A New View of Brazil.

Mr.. Herbert A. Smith OF Cornell University, 4
companion OF the late PIof Hart is nov In Brazil
with Nj. J. Wells Champney THE artist who ar,
"The Great South preparing fOr s,rihner a ~.
ries of papers on the present. conditi0n-the cities
rivers aud r,souTccs Ofthe great empire of South
An
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.OUISV|LLE>. SOUTHERN
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS eorNe souru
CoNNE,TroNs.

ra.scnecrs on I. g. A L. n r. (short Llnel !. N.
l. r. ", ~ a. N. u. n. aud a.. n Mail line
~teancts CONNECT Al Louisville With TRAIN No.
4 TRAIN M. connects At Iehanop Juaetion
WIN Ifaln No, u for al points on Knoxville and
Richmond branches. Train No. rs coupects al Ieh
nnon Junction With Train No. from all points on
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines; Al lebsnon
WIN stsges 70 aud from Springfield tanaphelloiile
tolumhta and treenshurri ~ Mitehellsburg, With
stsFes 20 aud frum Perry vlle and Hsrrods hung; AZ
iantille station with stages 10 and from nan,ills
'tiyi ~ stanford With stages 10 add from Somefsst
~ hit hiuond Junction 10 aud nom points het seen
levine, etc
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A Story of New Orleans,

By George ". Bable, to he lsgun on the oonolu-
sion Of - llconheTg" This stsry will exhibit the
state Of society In Creole Louisiana about the years
lsO345, the time OF the Ccss0n, aud period hear
ing a remarkable likeness 10 the present recon-
strtt.fi.p morbid
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A solemn but somewhat philan-
thropic exchange remarks that "when
a mans chin whiskers turn gray be-
fore the hair on his head does, L shows
which part Of him does the most work.
New Era.
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Hachette a. Co., of Paris, is the
largest publishing house in the world.
1t employs 5000 persons, turns out a
book a day, and does business Of
$4,000, 900 francs a year.
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The Johnny Reb" Papers

BY an "EN-G 0nissleraie' soldier, will be am0ng
the raciest contributions To ScTibneT during tho
coming year They are written and illustrated by
Mr.. Alien g. Redwood. of Baltimore The first 81
the series, Johnny l,eb al Play" appears In the
November number.
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Portraits Of American Poets.

This series begun Ia August with the parlrait Of
Bry anti will lie continued. that Of Longisllow APP
pearing In November. These portraits arc drawn
They will he printed separately tinted papcT a.
frOntispieoes Of four different Numbers Illustrated
sketches Of the lives Of the Ioets Will accompany
flsHafa fruff
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TRAINS NORTH BOUND.

ul Connec, with L. 4. \ L.R.R
t2l Connect With I. &. a L. n n aud X. e. n.R
80 kentueky River Bridge.
(l Connect With Stacrs tor liarrnishura.
~ Connect With :. ". Railway fr Harrnishutf.
(el Connect with D.. A \. aud g.. s. n. A.
tonnection al Cin'u With all diverving Rosds
Trains Nc. and No, stopm Bunn ior Dinner.
principsl stations on LINE.
:. WOODWARD, o. T.. WILSON,
Superintendent G.P.NT. A.
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A SPLENDID
LINCOLN COUNTY FARM
FOR SALE!

| offer at private sale my Farm OF 2G0 ACRES, ly-
ing within miles Of Shelby CITY and about mile
from either stanford and Danvlle and Stan ford and
Shelby City Turnpikes. II adjoins the lands Of Dr.
G.. W. Givens and Mr.. SOwell Owens. The lnndls
in high state Of cultivation, and being we'll fenced
and watered by six Never-faling Springs, II is
ing-house is comfortable building OF eight rOom5,
and the outbuildings are complete, including two
excellent Barns.
Personf DESTROYS Of purchasing can see m on the
premises, or address Ine ut shelby city, Boyle
County, Ky. -
3I2-tf j. /. THU kMONp.
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Falconberg,

A serial novel, by ~. II. Boyesen, author OF "Gun-
mai" The Man who Lost his Name" sc. In
this romance the author graphically describes the
peculisrties Of NarSe Immigrant life In a Western
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We will send free ~ mail 20 any ono desiring
pleasant and profitable employment, a heautiful
Chrome and confidential circular ~ the Amerlcan
aud furupcan Chrumo Company howing hov 10
make money. We have something entirely new such
has hecn offered 10 the public hrore. There
i lots " money Ia u Tor agents Address. ensloS-
Ing scent stamp inr return postage on Chrome,
D. GLEAsoS, ~ EsseN sireet, Boston, Mass.
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Alone in the World of Books

The New York Tribune has said Of u: Isl Ntch-
olas has reached higher platform. and commands
ior its service wider Resources In art and letter.
than any OF Its Predecessors or contemporaries"
The London Literary WOrld says There Is no
magazine for the young that can he said ~ equal
this cholce nrninriion nf Scrihner, nres. ~
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serial novel, by Mrs. Francs Indgson Barnett,
author OF That Las o Lowris's" The scene OF
Ms Burnetts novel Is laid In lscanshire, the he
70 II young inventor OF American birth, "lla-
wOrth's j. the longest story Mrs. Burnett has yet
written, II will run through twelve numbers NJ
the Monthly, beginning with November, 1875, aud
viii be- proftsely Illustrated.
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ST. NICHOLAS
s,isar'i Illustrated Magazine,
FOR BOYS &GIRLs.
An IDEAL CHILpRES's MAGAZINE.

Mcssrs. Scrihner 4 Co, in lssa. lsyan the publi q.
cation Of St Nicholas, Illustrated Magazine iot
girls aud boys, with Mrs. Mary Maps Dodge IS
editor. Five years have passed since the first num-
her was Issued and the magazine has the high
est nosIiion. " has q monthly cirrmlailnn Of
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Onieially adopted by the State Board of
Education Of Kentucky.
GET THE BEST.

IN1r Srhools= recommended by state sup'ts OF Is
II states and by 40 College Priests.
A houi ~. OOO have h0en placed Ia iuhliCschnols
n by las ~ by Srhool OntcTs
n1nialns .OOO Illustrations nearly three iimcs
" as many as any other Dictionary.
flNhrec piriutes Of ship On page lial illustrate
i the meaning "a more than 100 words
Cals Of Webster Is 80 times great gs that OF
- any dhrI sHfius ~ Digtiunafint.
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s DOLLARS THE SEASON.
pI:ISIGItI:I;.

Royal puks &, dssp re,l,sIli sas got by f,lsei :
Oxiord, 5ih, No. 5li5, uut ~ ho.alini 2hd she ~
~ Duke OF OKLri, No. siyi, Se. So Herd h'ok p
sa.,v rrAuats s,..a.a NJ
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Over $4,000 Copies.

II Is Published simultaneously In London aud
New York, aud the transatlantic recogniton l. al.
most as general and hearty As the American. Al
though the prugress of the magazine has teen
steady advanceii has not reached It, editors ideas
Of iest, because her ideal continually outruns u,
and he magazine a. swiftly allows atcr. To-day
ST Nlpholas stands
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KILL Az, s!s7liiEsy PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Distillng business will hnd u to their interest," to
call on Z. n Engleman he desires 10 sell his
Mill and Distillery and a good Dwelling HOUSE;
and will sell 10 or 10 Acres of Ne. I lnttOn land
with the said property, " desired. The property
offered Tor sale IL situated immediately upon the
turnpike rad leading irUm Danville 10 Lancaster
II Is one VI the hest locations ior the business in
the State. The DstIllery Is fed by aneyer-failing
spring u fine water and the Mil runs about eight
months in the year by water power. A bargain
can he had by calling at the premises, address,
ing n. ENGLEMAN.
s37 banville, Ny.
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Above cut shows the Axle Of
the JACKSON" Farm Wag-
on, with the Truss OrstreDgth-
ening-rod attachment. With
this rod each Axle II more
than doubled Ia strength. Get
q jackson wagon and you will
never be tpoubied with break
ages.
Prices, including spring seat
and patent brake.
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CInefsnuff.
ron SALE.
FRUIT TREES +!

have on hand and ready for delivery, a large
and select lot Of IRUir TRIES, VINES AND
PLANTS. Apple Trees by the hundred, ~ cents
apiece, and other trees In proportion. Call on or
address y. 4, SIMPSON.
aAj-lt stanford. Nv
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This eut represents the 'Cort-
land" Platform Spring Wag-
ON. q very stylish, strong and
comfortable wagon for farm
ers' use. Capacity for one to six
persons. just the thing for
comfort at small expense.
Send for Catalogue.
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A.rpA
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80
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Good Things for 1878 9.

The arrangements Tor literary aud art cintrihu.
tons Tor the new volume-the sixth-are complete
drawing from already iayorite sources a. we'll a.
from promising new onsS. Mr.. Prank T. Stock.
tons new serial story lOr boys,
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"A Jolly Fellowship,

will run through the twelve monthly part.-ls-
ginning with the number for November. ISIS, tho
hrst Of the volumc-and will he illustrated by Jas
=. Kelly. The story is one OF travel szd adven.
ture In florida and the Bahamas. For the girls.
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A New Cistern and Necessary Out -housei
MISCELLANEOUS.
Cincinnati Musical Institute

IJU w N I'm N bThELIs
FACULTY - INSTRUMENTAL Miss H. r.
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Venient street ear communications TO all parts OF
the city and suburbs. Terms moderate. For cir
culars and information address MISS HATTIE T..
EVANS, 1880 W, Ninth st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EDUCATE YOUR BOYS.
SEND THIN To
Rivcrview Military Academy,

Principal and Proprietor. where they will end the
hest school building on the Hudson River; fooms
carpetel and furnished steam heated; bet water on
each floor; admission st sny time. discipline kindly
efficient. sons Of Clergy men At rr,iuced rates stii
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AGENTS WANTED FOR m MARCUS
NEW BOOK,
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In this new volume the Topular author of Ntcur
ScESn N rHE hHLE porirays with vivid aud
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"Rumpty budgets Tower,

Written by Julian Hawthorne, and illustrated by
Alfred frsdericks. About the other familiar fsa.
lures OF -. Nicholas, the editor preserves a gn-i-
humored silence, content, perhaps. to let her ave
sixth, In respect 10 her short stories pirturs Il-
ems, hunor, instructive sketches aud the lure aud
lore Of "Lack-in-the-PulPii." the avery Li,tls
Folks" department., and The Letter RiN' and
Riddle Rox.H
Terms, s. year: Is centsa Numl~r
subscriptions received by the Publisher Of this
Paper. aud by alt booksellers and Fost-mastets.
Persons wishing To sghscrihc difNt with the
publisher. should write name Pos,-oface County,
and state. in iull, aud send with remittance In
cheek y. q. money order, 81 ~ isisrtd better 10
sCRIB>ER a 90.
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half q Dozen Housekeepers. "

BY Katherine n. Smith, with Illustrations by
Frederick Bielman. begins In the same nutnher
and fresh serial by Susan Coolidge entitled" BYE
bright" with plenty Ut picturs . M 10 commence,
early In the volume. There viii al.o ~ cpntiE
ued iairy-tale called
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-06-27

|OaS 2abor torium bes &0rpers.
Ser Ma9en lit oas 2aboratorium oes &or,
pers, in iueldcm beitanbig seuide mbferisie
Gor9dn9e itattfinbcn. Gieielben baben bic
Grseusun9 ienes tpunoerbarcn 2ebcnsloftes,
oes Blutes, sur Tolge, tueldes, eeloben mil
ben Glementen Der 2ebenstraft, 3u ben ent,
icrnteiten S6eilen oes 0r9anismuS eilt. gscnn
aber ocr Maaen our@ Dbspeple balb &C.
laDmt 1T, sebt bic &luter;eusnns unnollfon,-
men Dor ii@, oas SLUT tpiro oiinn uno trdee,
uno in Golge oeNen lcioet ber Srsanismus
lleberoie5 luIrft ltnbcroaulidfeit auf bie 2ebel
une @eoarms 3uriid: eritere ipirb traee, Ieb>
tere be:itopfen iid. Nu9 bas @etirn tritt in
Mitleibeni@aft, unb ea entiteben Misrane.
S@lafoiisteit uno nerbOie @amptome. So
fetter's Ma9enbitteres' beiert bic,
len 3uitanb, 9iebt Dem Maeen uno ben gu
|i5m sebori9en 0rsanen, ben @eodrmen uni
Der 2eber Span"uns uno @e9elmd bi9teit, un>
|iidert Die oollise Grnabruns unb &raftsu,
|nabme oes &0rpers. gs 1T oas populitite
lotuie aueb Ocs tuirtlamte Masenbeil< uni
Stdrfungs in Nmerifa. vi
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S LAMB.

Malbin9ton $. g., 2l. Suui.
Ser Mattbews= l1nteriu u@un9sousl9uB
befano iih beute sluei uno Elm balb
@tunoen in eebeimer @ibung uno als
Die Sbiiren ii@ 0ffneteu, ,puroe Sames
6. Nnoer1on pereioigt. 9a man i'm,
aber ben Bei itano ein,s Mnma!ts per=
,ueiserte, ertldrte er, CT babe ueoer
il9enowelde Nn9aben gu MAIDEN, nod
nsroe ct irsenopel9e Tra9en bean-
morten. @ooann belt bas Gomite
no6mals sine 9ebeime @ibung ab.
2lls Die Sbiiren li9 >pieoer 0ifneten,
t6eilte man Mnoerlon nit, oaB man err
warte, oab er Die BON gomite an i'm
3u itsQenoen Gra9en beant:yorte.
@ooann froste man i'm um lein 81
ter uno feline Bel4dftisung.
4noerlon entseanete, es lei our6aus
niat leine Nbli4t, Der l1nterludunq
9inoerniile in ben Mes su leeen ALIEN
|5enator Mattbetps lei Elm @ed,tsan.
malt uno beftnbe ii@ bier, UNI feline sSn=
tereiien 5u mobren, uno tonne er (au=
0erlon) ni@t be9reifen, peb6alb man
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