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Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
MINING NEWS OF TREPARAD|SE
 DISTRICT
Paradise Record)

B. W. Claire, with Henry D. Tinker and James A. Combs of Douglas, have incorporated a company to take over and operate his property, situated about eighteen miles west of Para disc.
 The new company is styled the Pawnee Mining company. and its head office Is at Douglas. The capitaliza- tion is s1,oOO.OOO. the shares having a par value of s1.00 each.
 The officers of the company are: Byron w. Clair, president; Henry D. Tinker, vice president, and James A. Combs, secretary and treasurer. The property is in the lead-silyer belt, adjoining the King of Lead, and is very highly spoken of. From it several shipments have been made, one car netting s1,200. It is understood that the company has already commenced work.
 The cross-cut tunhei on the Virtue recently passed through another vein of carbon lime. It looks like coal but contains only a small percentage of carbon and will not, of course. burn; the rest is apparently most all lime, though the rock carries a small 1 percentage, also, of sulphides of iron and a little copper.
 Since passing out of this formation l, the tunnel has been in dark gray mineralized lime, containing no car. bon.
 For several weeks the tunnel has been in mineralized rock that seems to be getting softer. and the pros poets for getting ore are regarded by the management as now brighter than ever.
 l The tunnel is now in upwards o 575 feet, and has a vertical depth o close to 300 feet. It is one of the long est tunnels and one of the deepes workings in the entire district. Hence should ore be encountered in reason able quantity the strike would be ont of very great importance to the en tire district. All friends of the dis trict will therefore hope for the sue cess of the company.
 For the present, at least, the worl of driving the cross-cut tunnel on tn, Black Queen property was discontin ued Friday; and it is not knowI whether or not any further work vii be done by those interested in tn, present option.
 About 70 feet of work in the tunne was accomplished in 57 shifts, or little over one foot a day per shift in spite of mucking out by wheelbar row more than 300 feet.
 The tunnel is now in, under cover about 33O feet
 The work just concluded did no reach change of formation. Tn funnel has been in porphyry for abou
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
BOOh $ 10 STAY
Berlin Banker Is Convinced That Conditions Are Sound.
After investigation Says Cooperation ! Rule ls Safe and Methods, lrl- proved hy Public Sentiment,
 Command Confidence.

Nsw York.-Paui Hartog, a director Sf the Bank fur Handel und Industrie of Berlin. who is making an official and it's financial institutions. believes prosperity has come to stay and de- ciares American securities of the rec ognized variety to be safe for foreign investments. He said:
 i, T came to this country somewhat lskeptical regarding American business conditions. but from what I have al- ready seen and what have learned 1 have become thoroughly convinced of the inherent soundness of the indus trial and financial situation in this country
 q feel certain of the continuance of the prosperity which your industries are now showng.
 one point on which, have been specially impressed is the thorough ness of American organization in all lines of endeavor, and with the effec- tiyeness of your corporation manage ment
 Tn the latter respect there has un7 doubtedly been much improvement in recent years as a result of aroused public sentiment of honest and efi- cient management. and feel. speak ing generally, that the management of your corporation is now such as to command entire confidence"
 Following the report of special agent who personally investigated ,conditions in China and the far east as a representative of one of the larg- est wholesale dry goods houses in this ! country, it is probable that America 1 will make important trade extensions into that populous territory. This agent found that the Chinese were willing to purchase from Ameri. I can houses and that the latter pro iduce many goods which the orientals can profitably use. The trouble in the past, according to this special investi gator, was that American houses seek ling business there had no personal representatives on the field. | The Germans did have such repre- sentatiyes with the Chinese and have i profted by it. The report declares that an enormous business can be done through branch houses of Ameri
 can industries established in China Siam and the Philippines.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
COURILAND GOLD STR|kETHOUGHT
 PERMANENT

DOUGLAS. Nov. -GSpeciai i--
 Charles McKean of Courtland came to Douglas Wednesday and will return today. Heexpected his family in this afternoon. When he was ask ed today about the late gold strike at Courtland he stated that he under stood that 1t was looking good and had indications of permaneney, al though at present only a depth of forty or fifty feet had been obtain ed.
 q am told that the ore is there" said Mir McKean. There has not been any great depth yet obtained, but they are tn ore. A car has been shipped in here for treatment and the results obtained from this will tell more, than I can. The questions to be considered are permanency, quality and quantity of ore and the cost of treatment"
 MT McKean reported that in the copper camp development and explo- ration and shipments were all contin- uing and that in the townsite, al, though it was generally quiet, there is enyertheIess a good demand for lots and sales are frequent.
 Arthur Houle has recently return. ed from Courtland where he went to examine for local people the gold strike. He brought back with him samples which he is assaying today He would probably divulge nothing until after he shall have reported to his people. He states that he has seen the gold banned there, but knows the results of no assay up to this time.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
The Stock Markets.
By Frank J. Graf.
mber Duluth Stock Exchange.) )

(Member Duluth Stock Exchange.)
 The copper metal market shows a much flrmer tone and the demand for the metal seems to be in a better con dition than for some time. The cop per producers report shows an in- crease. At first 1t was not well re- ceiYed, but later it was taken kindly and received with some encourage ment. The metal shows a slight ia crease in price daily. The New York list Is at a standstill to a certain ex- tent and some stocks show a better strength than others. Steel Shelters are firm. Sugar is on the decline and should the government take the sugar trust i nhand it will very likely sell lower. Call money ranged from 4 to 6 per cent. but at the close 4 per cent money was had. Amalgamated sold above the $500 mark. while North Butte reached new level. Butte Co alition up to 5000 during the day. Greene Cananea sold at 1900 but at no time could it take up the stock that was offered. Sup. 6 Pitts. at 1900 shows very little trading. Of the cuTbs Inspiration is in fair de- mand Live Oak is being well sup ported
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
Especial Wire to u. orerlock.l

BOSTON, Nov. 12.-It was reported from the mine this morning that North Butte had struck the lode in the Jessie and this brought in 9 flood of buying orders on the stock. The rally was sharp and the strength was maintained throughout most of the session The balance of the list was quiet and confidence is grow ing that speculation win be much broader next week The New York market was quiet throughout most Of the day, The principal feature was the Interborough stocks which show. ed sevIeraOerp ..BpBTshrd1u upoupu ed several points advance on report of increased earnings. Money ruled around five per cent all day.
 PAINE WEBER & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
LASS TO DISENTANGLE BANK
Jersey Girl Shows Remarkable Skill
 as Examiners Assistant-LeaVes for Wisconsin.

. Asbury Park, N. Y.-Miss Lulu M. Rawson of this city will help to straighten out the affairs of the First National bank of Mineral Point, Wis, which failed recently, following a discovery of a s400.OOO shortage.
 Miss Rawson, wno has been an as sistant for some time to Alvin Fowler the federal bank examiner, who has been settling up the affairs of the First National bank of Manasquan this state, displayed such exceptional ability with figures that she has been engaged by John W. Schofeld, re ceiver of the Mineral Point bank, to assist him.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
SHOCK NARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING

90 feet; and, at a rough estimate. a change would probably be reached within 20 feet more of work.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
GRADING CONTRACT
 MASONIC TEMPLE LEI

The contract for the grading for the Masonic Temple site was let yes terday to D. NJ. Hasler, who will proceed immediately to work on the Muirhead lot recently acquired. The contract for the building will not be let for a few days. Plans for the building have been prepared by Ar ehitect Hurst, and the structure, which will be a handsome one and a credit to the city, will cost about s2o, 1000.
 It is thought the building con tract will be let during the early part of the coming week. Erection of the big new temple will be pushed to rapid completion and it viii prob ably be ready for occupation by early spring or sooner.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
TOMBSTONE CON. MACHINERY
 ARRIVES

TOMBSTONE, Nov 12.-0esterday two heavily laden cars of machinsry arrived for the T. c. M Co, being the first shipment of ten cars of pumps and air compressors due to arrive within the next two or three weeks.
 The shipment today comprises d part of the first series of Prescott pumps for the S9O level Another car which is q part of this series will arrive here tomorrow.
 The pumps were taken to the big shaft of the T NJ. c. Co, where the work of unloading was immediately begun. Several snapshots were talk en of the mammoth machinery.
 From now on the mechanical force will be kept busy in the work of in stalling the additional machinery. When this is complete the combined capacity of the T. c. M. Co. pumping and air compressor plant will be the largest in Arizona if not in the entire mining west.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
NEW YORK.

Missouri Pacific 6975. Rock Island 4o.00, Southern Pacific 12S75, St. Paul 156 %, Penn. 14O OO. New York Central 131. 50, A. T. 6 S. F. 119.5O, L. & N. 152 25, Erie 32 25, Northern Pacific 145 50, Union Pacific BOOST, Southern Railway 31 50. Brooklyn R. T. 76. 25, Reading 1G1 .25, Great North ern 142. 50, c. Fl. 4S.75, U. s. Steel 9O.12. U. s. Steel Pfd. 126. .00. Amer ican Sugar 129 ST. American Shelters 9e.50, B. 6 o. 115.75. o. & ". 46.50, Canadian Pacic 1S4 50. Western Union 7S75, Chicago Great Western POST.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
Maid Gets Money and Grave.

New York.--In her will, just filed, Mrs. Jospehine Floyd Jones, who was a member of one of the oldest families on Long Island, left s1O.O00 and her personal wardrobe to her faithful ser vant, Hannah Davenport. The will also gave the servant grave in the family burial plot. A veteran man servant is left s2.0O0 The will dis. poses of an estate valued at $1,216.. eco. mostly to the children or Mrs. Floyd Iones-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
BOSTON.

Amalgamated S9.S7, Anaconda 4S.75. Allouez 5S.5O. Atlantic 1L25, Arizona Commercial 4425, Boston Cons 1900, Butte CoaIi. 2s.75, c. & A. 1O1.OO, Calu- met & Hecla 665.OO, Centennial 37.5O, Copper Range 5000, East Butte 11ST. Granby l99.OO, Greene Cananea 11.75, Isle Royale 26.50, Keewenaw PTS, Mo hawk 6O.00, Miami 1925, Michigan 6.25. Nevada Cons. 27 .37, North Butte 60 %, Old Dominion 5S. 50, Osceola 156. % Parrott 2S.75. Quincy ST .0O. Shannon 15.S7 Superior Pittsburg 16 .00. Superior Copper GAPS, Superior Boston If %, Tamarack $500, Trinity II .00, United Copper II .25, Utah Cons. 44.75, Utah Copper 52 75. U. S. Smelt- ing $500. Victoria 325, Wolverine 14S.00 Sierra Cons. 5.75, Warrior 5.75, San Roselia 275. Duluth Sonora 300, Phelps Dodge 245.OO. Yuma 15O.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13


 American z25, Adventure 4.75, Ari- zona Michigan 80, Arcadian 4.25. Butte Arizona .06, Butte London .25, Black Mountain ,5O, Cactus 3.25, Cor dova 1.25, Carman 1.25, Cumberland Ely TIP, Calumet Sonora ITS, ,Chemung 175o, Denn Arfz. 4.S5, Daly West 7.5O. Elenita CPS, Franklin 1925, Globe Cons. 800, Giroux 9.S7. Hel- vetia 6.5O. Hancock 1S 50, Inspiration 7.25, La Rose 4.37. Live Oak 7.25, Mass. 5.25, Nipissing 1O.63, National 50, Newhouse 1850, Nevada Utan 1.75, Ohio Copper 4.12. Ray Cent. 1 IS, Ray Cons. 2O.75, Raven .75, savana 1.75, saE Antonio S.25, ShattucE 21.0O bid, Superior Globe 50. Santa Fe 1.6s, Warren 3.12. Wolverine & Arizona ST.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
RAILROAD IS GOOD FARMER
Converts It's Waste Land Into scie tific Agricultural Stations and
 Wins Prizes.

New York--ORcials cf western railroads are interested in the sue cess of the Long Island railroad as a farmer. That corporations experi- nent may be repeated extensively on waste lands along great systems throughout the count---
 After five years of work on S7 acres of waste land purchased by the Long Island road the two experiment tai farms have received 24 first, g. second and six third prizes at the Riv- erhead fair.
 By placing graduates of western az ricultural colleges in charge of the work the railroad demonstrated that scientific methods can convert waste lands into profitable farms.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-11-13
To Einht ruberculosis.

Washington.-Another campaign to raise funds for the work of anti-tu- berculosis> organizations throughout the United States is to be conducted by the American Red Cross during the Christmas season. Thirty million Red Cross Christmas stamps have been ordered.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Die SlHienmpSe.
Bar eeEAidhts ses bel ser 5raHszipeli ie =
IiebteH 8efleibaHssitH6es.

9ie gIuie lit cine S9opfung 3iem.
Iih neuen Dotums un6 nod feline %
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es etpas ourbaus llngepobnIi6es,
oaB Dnmen ni6t gan5e 9lei6er tri.
gen. gs wuroe crit nit bem 3eit-
punft onbers, aIs Die nun iest idon
nieoer gang peri6ollene nSeriep"'
EailIe ODER Grifot-SaiIle, nie man
meiItens iagt, ibren Siegelauf be.
gonn. @s oiirfte in Der Wiooe peui.
ge IrtffeI geben, ole in fiir5er 3eit 10
auBeroroentlid popular seporben
ltno uno in ioIden Auantitdteu
9ebraiibt auuroen, tpie ieiner.
belt Die Srifot Sailen. 8ieie
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fdneMter 3eit burh Die ganae @et.
Die Gmerifaner falften in Der Bill
tbe3eit Der Trifot. .Gaille voriiben"
iGbrli9 fir 100000 bis 100000
Dollars tpertb Sritot.Eoillen urto es
lit nod beiite unpereeiien, 6aB eines
Eages Der Snbaber zines Der groB-
ten Rep gorfer neutrality-suspicious.
bel einen ein3igen 4uftrag i'm 8er-
the bon $4,000 9ollars Erifot.
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geihIoIiene Sntport-luftrag, Der ie:
malls in Der &onfeftion ertbeiIt NOR.
ben hit.
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re nift aIIsuIonae. $eiite fino iie
pouIt1nbig in 8ergeiienbeit geratben,
un6 nientanb traet iie mebr. SIber
ole anregung, ole bic @obe Der 8ri-
fot.GaiIlen geeeben bat, bate ibre
sSriidte getragen. Die Srifot-Taille
itar6. Die 8Iuie ertpafte gum 2eben.
Grit tauhte fie nur pereiBelt aui Dem
Marft ouf. bann in INNER eroBeren
Rengen, unb iest feiert ibon ieit Ian.
gem Die 8Iuienmooe Die glGn5enofteu
Eriiinpbe, bon anfang an begifuitigt
6ur6 6as Itetige gluf6Iiiben oes Spor-
tes, BEL 6eiien 8etb1tieung Die 9luie
ia elm beionoers geeignetes uno be.
liebtes &Iefbungsitiid lit.
9usenbe Wlole bieB es ihon: Die
8Iuienmo6e lit tot, aber nie bot fih
biefes 8ort betpabrbeitet. SIM 9s.
gentbeil, Der gluienartifel pirb BON
s5abr au ssabr GROCER. 3uerit fiibr.
ten i'm nur einiee aonieftionsfirmen
70 gang nebenbei. glls iif nber bic
ItdsSig tpodiertbe 8eIiebfheit Der
gInien ofienbarte, 90 etabIirte fid
cine Spe5ialbluenfirGna nod Der on.
beren, unb beute eibt es eine GuSabl
iebr grober unb bebeutenoer 6irmen.
oie aIs Spesialartifel 8luien Fabri-
sieren. gs gtbt undGblige 8ariatio.
men in @enres un6 aualitdten, BON
ben biGigiten Bis su Den feiriten unS
tbeueriten Irtifeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
Der 9uitencr SofolprpSeH

lit nah oreiiGbriser 0auer beenoet
nor6en. SIM Sommer 1906 fnno
auf oem groBen Gutsbofe bel Rur5a-
gora bel Soften, Der bem friiberen
9lbaeoroneten .. Gblaponsfi gebort.
eine polideiIid nidt angemeIoete 60
foIperiammIung itait. su Der iid ettua
300 bis 400 Berionen einfanoen.
@s loIIten angebIid tllrneriide Dor.
fiibrungen ge3eiet Deroen. Der 5u.
itGnbige Diitriftsfommiii6r erfubr in
lester Stunoe BON oem 8orbaben oes
SofoIs unb begab iih nod 9ursago.
ra, iiberfties Die Utaiter itno fab. mas
i'm @utsbcfe porging. ssn Der @e.
ridtsoerbanolling au Soften om 13
glmgitIt 1905 fuaren bic tbeilnebuten.
ben SofoIiften su @eIbitraren BON 6
big 100 Marf perurtbeiIt poroen.
Ser 8oriisenoe. Der ietige &bgeorO'
nete SauitaIa, batte cine Celebrate
BON $50 D1orf erbalten. Sapitdfa
Ieete Oaeeeen 8erufrns elm, iiber bic
Dor Der Struffantmer in 9iiia Der.
bonbelt tpuroe. 9as 9oftener llr.
tbeil muroe orfgeboben uno StpitaIa
5h breibunoert Warf @elbitrofe uno
5ur 9ragung Der Soften fin aIIe sSn.
ItarYen perurtbeilt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
SIN 3eidlsn Der Glnsmaidins.

s5n unierer 3eit Der 2enfboIlons
ult6 aeroplane idieBen Die @rfin-
6uneen bon 6IuamaidIinen Der per.
fdie6eniten Grt pie 9silse aus Der
gr6e, unb es persebt tanm elm Gag,
an bem nift cine neue ,,Griinoung
auf 6ieiem @ebiete eemodt niro
limb es iito nift einmaI in Der Rebr.
aabI Der SaIle 9eiite bonn Sod. Die
fi6 nit Der 8eaipiugune Der 2uft be-
i6Gftisen. 90 bat elmer Relouna
aus a0In ;ufolse in Dem rbeiniiher
Srte Sobr elm iuneer. tedniih oer'
antoeter RaIersebiIfe einen 9lero'
plan tonitriirt. Do er Die GeIbnlit.
tel sur ooIIisen ausfiibruHg oerGlug.
maidiHe ui6t beiaB, tpnn6te er iif
an ben a6uig bon Blrttembers mil
Der Bite INN 1lnteritiititng feines
rlnternebmens. Ser Gonig forberte
bas Reoen elm uno befprah, bem
gntpage au entfprefen. Ser grfinoer
perpen6et bel ieinem Sli,eopporai
onitatt bes Nlotor Gunlutiidniire, oie
beim umoreben Der BropeIler lid un1
ibre eigene adie Sreben. Sierourd
ioa be SIusmaidine, spenn ibr pIos.
lid Elm llnfaa s,ft6bt. niAt berdb.
itiiraen, ionoern aaHabsi6 Sar Gros
gtufenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
SletternSe SdllaRgen.

8ie sSoritrotb Sermes in Der Ra.
tunpiIienidaitIi6en 3eitidrtft fir
Sort. mo 2anopirtbidaft, 1909,
Seft 2, mittbeilt, tpurbe I'M Sanltar
porigen Sabres in Der ObertorIterei
goppeldu eine aIte, in 8riritbobe et-
tpa 60 9entimeter itarfe 9uf)e, Die
iinten oollitdnbie geiuno mar, gefdllt.
IlS Die glrbeiter, Die unmittelbar
nah Der Saaung iogleid an bas &us-
pusen Ses Stammes gingen, elm al
tes, an ben R6noern et1pas iibertpaIl.
tes 4itlod) gIatt ibIasen Dollten, fam
aus Der Soblung eine itarfe 3rei5-
otter, bic ii6 bielen llnteridllipf gum
8interquartier in 16 Wteter Sobe
iiber betn @roboben ausgeIu6t batte.
Nad aniid)t Don Sermes fam Die
Otter mir unter 8enusune 6es BE-
nadbarten Sidtennafapuhies in bic
Sfrone Der 9u6e selangt iein, ba Der
Staum unten fernseiunb utto 10 bid
tpdr, 5ab ieTbit cine aubergetpobulid
{tarfe Otter ii6 nod nidt sur SdIfte
INN ben Stamm bate idlinsen fou-
men. S5m anidIuB boran beri6tet
Or. s.. 2ollmann i'm 8. Seft Der ge.
nannten 8eitIbrift iiber cine Gbnlihe
@eoba6t,mg. 6. pollte i'm Boter3el-
Ter Gibentpaloe eirige pbotoerapbiihe
&ufnabmen MAIDEN uno bererfte,
p1brenS er ben 9lpporat auhtelte.
6ireft nsben iid) auf bem @ipfeI elmer
ettpa 1 Reter boben 6ihte cine Rin-
eeIrotter Iiegen6. @r ipanbte ioglei6
ben g(pparat, IteIlte. 10 gut es eina,
Die SdGange auf bic MitteIideibe elm
nno mad1te Damn nod bon elmer 5tpei'
ten Stelle aus cine anoere GufnabHe.
obne 6ab iih Die Ringelnatter in III
rer bebaglihen 8ube auh MIR inn
@erinoiten Itoren lieB, trotbem Der
sfpparat bodriteus " Neter bon ibr
entfernt mar. gur init ibren Iebbatt
| eIGmenSen augen foIste iie aufmerf.
fam ieoer 8erpegins. Die 6ihte
mar IN ibrem unteren Tbeile bis ettpo
5ur bofben Sobe unbeaftet uno itonb
ooIIfnmmen frei. 10 Sab Die Ratter
um ouf ben &ipfeI 5ii eelonsen, Of
ferbar MIR om StGntme feLbit bate
emporflettern fonnen." Die 5dbig.
felt gu fIettern hetnen bentno6 alls
6rei Seutiben ShIoneenorten Su be-
iisen; oenn aud bel Der gLatten gsat.
ter ODER SaieInatter tpuroe IN 5iuei
sSGGIen RIettern in Der Sefangenifaii
beobohtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-10-07
9oppelielbitmprS im 2nftballon.

Gin ieltiamer gtnblid bot ii6 fiir3.
lid), fuie alts Baris geifrieben ipiro,
ben einipobnern zines 0orfes 9eu.
ron in Der 8retagne BAR. Gin 2ltft.
baIlon ienfte ii6 nGntlib in oieier
@egeito Sur groe, aus SeiIen @onoeI
Elm anideineno IebIuer sSrauenfor.
per bernitsbina Sbpobl Der 9nllon
idon SiernlidJ tbef itano uno fortpGb-
reno Die 8nlmlfronen itretfte, fieI es
Den bcrbeigeeiIter 9auern ifAper, i'm
fcitqtbalten. oa er bonn N5in0e bin
uno Der eeriiien nur6e uno in Der
8onoeI id)eiubor fein IebenoerMenih
peiIte. Der bel Der 9ergling bebiIflih
iein forunte. 9qs iid, pte @onoeI in
einem gIite perfing, fonnte Der 8al.
lon enoIih sur grOe ge5ogen peroen.
Wsnn entbefte ncben Der Srnu, om
9ooen bes 9orbes Iieeerb, Die 9eibe
zines iungen DeanneS. gs iteIlte ii6
beraiis. bob es iih nm ben Sobn oes
befannten 2iitidrifiers Baron 5Ieurp
aus auliens banbelte. oeiien Gamen
bel franeoiiiden 5lugforlfurreiBen
ofters euuabnt fpur6e. Ser 8ater
pnroe iofort teIeerapbiid bon benz
llngIiid peritanoigt uno elite unih
buIb Sir SteIIe. 0e geronIoiung
,u oeun Selbitnoro ipor feirpeApeos
rine urselpobnlide. Der iitnge5Leairp
botte ii6 in elm iilnses giirseapG6-
hen oerIiebi uro noIlte es ultb bei.
ratben. Da er ober nift sroBi1brig
mar, beStlufte er bier5u Der ginipiIt.
allna ieines 8aters, Die ibm uertpei-
aert Doroen mar. DGs irinee Boor
beidlob ofio. in ben Zoo su seben,
uno wdbIbe als Ebotort fir ben
SeIbitmoro ben Sliftbollon.