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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
PROSPECTOR'S
DEATH CAUSES BUT
LITTLE THOUGHT

The death of a prospector does
not usually stir up much thought
or work much sympathy, 1t is
common to learn of The passing
of the treasure hunter on the sands
of the death-dealing and waterless
deserts. but the death of a man
named Miller in shaft of his own
digging has brought out a lot of
thinking and sympathy The nm,
fortunate man suffered for a week,
.pinioned under ton of earth, his
leg broken and unable to extricate
himself. Day by day he waited
for human relief. Death would
have been sweet a hundred times
in his suffering. What his thoughts
must have been during that age
OF suffering no man can know. He
welcomed the day hoping for re
lief He dreaded the cold nights,
and the marking of time must have
beeE ages to this human sufferer.
The man who dies on the not
sands of Death Valley has easH
in his passing to his terrible con-
Gition 1t was in all a horrible
death, The instant killing Of a
man is nothing to the departed
He solves the mystery. The shock 20
relatives is supreme, but there is
no death agony, no trouble, no
worry and such a taking off is the
easiest disposal of the life flow flat
is known. 1t is not h rri5le
dealt Such death as Millef suf-
fered is almost beyond belief.
In spite of this mans death hun
dreds of others will follow the
search for metals 1t would be i'm
| Cssible to deter men from carrying
on. the lonely life they follow, but
| it certainly will make others won
| del If the trouble is worth the
worry Of all the lingering and
| painful deaths that have been re-
corded in the west in many years
the tragic end of this gold-hunte
leads the chronicle Men were born
| to suffer, but this man rea2h I'd
the acme OF pain and experience. --
Carson Appeal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
SUGGESTED BY PICTURES.

AS educational factor the unccnsOred mGv.
ing picture show is achieving some startling re-
suits. "A 10year-old Seattle boy was found tied
iC stake the other day Win rnou.h .is'lh'i
hrewood oi'cd about HIM 10 ma! REDUCED hn 10
cinders in brief space of time. a neighbor OF
the boys parents happened to come upon the
scene Just as the fire was scorching the boy S
clothing and set him free, not without some diff
iculty, for the fire burning tierccly. The
boy had been tied to the stake by dozen or
Of his companions of about the same age,
who departed after they had set fire to the pyre.
Burning at the stake is another of those child
ish games which are inspired by the moving pie
ture shows. 1t is not long ago that "A lad Of
tender wears played Indian after visiting one
Of the nickelodeonS in San Francisco and shot his
small sister Incidents Of the same sort are OF
frequent occurrence i'll every city whore the NOV
ing picture shows plentiful Film dramas
have great atmosphere of realism about them
and they make strong impressions on the child
mind.
These incidents could not be made to furnish
a ease against the moving picture theaters but
they do prove that moving picture theaters, the
chief patrons Of which children OF tender
wears should be careful Of the brand Of entertain
ment they furnish If the moving picture ma
chine is used properly it can be made instruct
i've as well as a source Of delight to children,
for il has the power to form strong impressions
in childrens minds. 1t must be made to form
impressions that will be for the children good.
The censorship of these g film dramas. > which
are for the most part exhibited to minors. is
much more important than the censorship of
drama for grown-ups. Lurid presentations OF
burning at the stake, murders and robberes are
hardly the sort Of film dramas that >hH
presented before children. Yet there some
nickelodeon propretors who resent any reStrc-
ton on pictures Of crimes and horrors It may be
necessary for the law TO take harsh measures
against the men who would willingly corrupt and
distort clidren'S minds for the sake of a few
more nckeS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
CHINA'S EMBARRASSMENT.

China is wallowing in general mixture OF
troubles one Of the most acute being lack Of
funds Possibly none Of the entire list OF her
variegated assortment Of distresses can be 50
readily apprehended by humanity this shortage
in her treasury. 1t is inconvenient to be out
Of funds at time when, in addition to the sal
aries of necessary officials, the loyalty of the
armies in the field is largely dependent on the
financial prospect.
China is trying to float foreign loan OF
SS0O0,000 payable III one year at per cent.
Hard conditions are being imposed by foreign
bankers for the reason that otherwise there IS
no sufficient guaranty of repayment. China IS
asked to satisfy these prospective creditors that
demanded reforms will be granted. She is ask
ing that the various indemnity payments result
ing from the Boxer difficulties of several years
ago be postponed as means OF temporarily help-
ing out finan cially.
If China can eXtricate herself from her many
troubles without opening the door for whole
sale inroad upon her future integrity and the
forfeiture of her independence, she will do well.
She has reached crisis i'll her history IN which
She needs very much that which will some day
be at the disposal Of people in like predica-
ment.
China is III need of something in international
practice corresponding to reccvership IN the
business world A plan under which her p
tcntial possibilities could be administered in com
potent hands honestly and fairly for the h"ne-
fit of her own future and at the same time pro-
tect ncr creditors. pending the working ca If
her ada astralivc reforms.
China cannot safely be left TO her chaotic
conditions neither can she be justly subjected
to exploitation by influences that might readily
take advantage Of her temporary hepessness. The
time is coming when the interests of 400,00O,000
human beings anywhere in the world will so
concern the conscience of humanity to com
mand a remedy for national distress of the char
acter of that in China
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
COUNTRY TOWN SAYINGS.
(Bv " Ed Howe.


After man quits his job, he tells around that
it was necessary to hire two men to do his work
| don't know how it is among women, but
among really good whist player usually
drifts into poker
When gets down, he is nearly as hard
to get on his feet again horse with broken
leg
Which is the poorest hunting or fishing?
Some roast beef is 50 fought that you are
compelled to chew the gravy.
The worst thing that be said of man
is that he is one of the kind that spoils children
and their entertainment by making long and tire
some speeches
Some men want to show every minute how
smart they
1t is good, old-fashioned rule, in listening
to gossip, to remember that anyone who will
bring will carry
A widower enjoys second wife much as
widow enjoys life insurance.
When poor man expresses his opinion of a
rich man he particularly abuses his poor little
shriveled up soul, which is no longer than mus
tered seed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
NEW YORK NAVY YARD.

If projected plans carried out, New York
will be supplied with one of the most perfectly
equipped naval stations in the world The matter
awaits the action of congress. and the dreams
Of the official naval constructor and the civil
engineer may fail to materialize even under a
liberal policy of naval appropriation
If the plan were carried out in its entirety
the total cost would be in the vicinity of $14,
100000 1t involves the enlargement Of two dry
docks. to the length of $50 feet and the other
to a length of 100 feet, in order to accommo-
date the largest vessels afoat and allow some
for still further expansion. together with "A gen
cral equipment modern and complete in every
detail
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04
CONSOLIDATED ATrTo COMPANY.

Carrying United States mail and
express makes daily trips from
Tonopah to Manhattan and Round
Mountian. Cars leave Tonopah
daily on arrival of mail and leave
Manhattan at 23O p m.
w G. HARDING. Agent
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04

We are not disposed to challenge James II.
GarfeldS statement that Colonel Roosevelt can
speak for himself.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-11-04

Richard lie Galiene is marriaged again 1t
is rumored that this is merely in order that he
may qualify for divorce when his next book
is ready for the market.
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159 unb 1872 BON Der Glsmere Inter.
dbtbeiluns, RorippDb. ST..
| Sodnna Mbite an sgreb. 6. Weaes
hpft, 3a Acres in 5eftion 20. gplun,.
| btd Up; ferner Got 3 unb 9beil pon
Got ! In berieIben Gestion. ST.
GbdrIes Qepptrt an Bernard Glofe
etn Stiid 3ano in Gestion Is, Miu.
Greet 5p. 81.
Sitlid 8otmann on Sos. u. IlIea,
l44 JuB an Rihmcnb GtroBe. 81.
6rant 9rortermdnn's grben an
Jobn Dit, % Ncres i'm Geftion %,
GoIerain Sp. 81.
Wm. Shoepflin, Sr., an Sranf 8.
S6otpflin, 80 SUB on gpnfibtne ao.
$500.
Sam. .. Cooper an GIp aoIls d.
w., 25 CUB an Selforb 2lp. 81.
6enrn golImnn an Wm. GeIIer, 24A
5ub on GeIeitial Strabe. $2600.
Jobn 8. Dbite on Dan 6. Dbite,
etn Streifen Qanb in Gettipn IL.
WiIlcreet 5p. $3.50.
Union Sopings Realtn 60. an 81.
). Stepenfon, Got 351 IN Ohio Qonb
&c Smpr. SO. untsrobtkiIunq. S125.
Sos. Reseaa an Shos. r. Riplen,
81 JuB on Glenfpan 9lp. 81.
6iiber 9ahrah an Rofes Sob
imitb, 21 5uB an Carlisle 9lp. 81.
Usdrn Binber an NDom unb SoT.
Bens, % SUB an Central aperue unb
9ont StroBe. $4,000.
abam unb SoI. 81. gens an Gbas.
Bug unb g. 20. Sobn Saud, bafTeIbe
Gieentbum. 81.
Wlarn 6. sSiiber an Sobn 6. M.
Gates, 80 Jub an 2auslanb gtraB..
$1,000.
Union Sapines ReoItp 60. an 2ouis
W. Rcrb, Got 465 in Der Shio Qonb
& Smp. 60. llntsrnbtbeiluna. S275.
Clara SommerfieIo an Selmo
WtntIer SommerfisIb, Got 81 in Der
Roie 5in Dart llnterobtbeiluna. 81.
Mm. u. Edmonton an Qeonarb
9arner, 5r., efns Got an Rihpoob
ab. 81.
5enrn fillmore an Sobn glnbpan,
so fub an @ppIe9ate 9in. 81.
5reb. g. Rubplp6, or. (per Sh.s
rifD an gbos. B. Rpan, cine Got an
Der Gooonin Sir. S34.
CD. 5reb. @ob an 6orrp gimer, 80
Gub an RuHea Sirobs. 81.
Wtofes @oloInitb an Wlortba q.
Roth, 100 CUB an SbIerpotorp ap.
$500.
3ouis u. Roib, eretufor, an Mars
tbo y. Rotb. 100 5ub an Der Sblers
odtorn 4penue. S17,660.
Spencer W. Snnes an 2etpis 6. |
FARMER, % SUB an DaperID au.uut.
81.
Gb. u. Sorttr an 8uifrp g. Graz
3ss Sub an GlsnbOra ap. |
81.
Dm. s. GrilImon an Sam. .
Cooper, cine Got an gontlin Strobs. |
81.
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(GDrtfsbung foIgt.)
Grnuoeis.ntbu llsbertraannaeu.
gineinuatt, 1. Mdrs.


Jobnnna m. Conner an Sobn ,
Carrie 9uls, Cots Is unb 16 In bel
emerfon &c iyiiber Cos ilnterabtbsi.
lung an qubIop place. 81.
Zone gmerfon an Jobunna Ws
gonnsr. bdFsIbe Eiatnthum. ST..
Sophia Steintdmp an Gilbert gna.
lamb, 9heil bon Got s In Gno1 anber.
ions llnierabtbeilang. 81.
Woibep 8eirne an Wnriano 9enaee
Got 341 In Gt.pben Remper's I'm
ierdbtbtiluns. 81.
marid u. 8. u. W1. o. SsIb an
annd 8. 5oIsm.ier. 10 BEL 175 sFub
an Der Oitfsit. Der GpiDorib 4psnus.
81.
WiIIiam 3. Debmeier an Gogmos
Shin, 1920 4eres in Getticn 36,
Delbi 9p. 81.
GQo Reifsr an GIi3nbetb BIuens
bad, 9beil BON Got 65 BON WiIiom
O. Moobs abbition su g,IsaIdnt
Nibge. 81.
Grancts Mobrbnus an SO. @.
D'6urc, Qots SO, 81 unb 3S BON
german & Brdneir's Mbbition 3n Der
Drtfhcft Camp DenniiDn. 81.
George e. 2lrm1rpft an Gli3nbetb
r Dan FLEET. xhsi& Don Qati 15s,
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0rnubsisent nthumss 6Dpotbeieu.
Gtuciunati, l. MGrs.
R.ut 5ppptbeten.

Rene 5ppptbsten
gertba 8siib on Sutlep 9. u. 6
60. $500.
Qouis q. GOot an gearI Ctr. Wsorr
tet gont. $500.
Bhagsie 2emmsl on q. Myurb g. II
6. SO. $1,000.
SO1n .. SuIs an proSibsnt aoar
60. $1,000.
hilbert gneIanb an ssrant G. Stein.
tamp. $500.
5Obn .. guIs an SOanna We. Con.
ntr. $500.
aouis s. Suber an qI.afaut Riba.
.. u. 6. 60. $3.50.
Derfelbe an bieIeIbe. $3.50.
anna 5. Scott an Dome g. II. 6,
Go. $500.
GffelIe godfes on biefeIbe. $500.
Cosmos S6iI an Diaiam s. @.b.
meier. $500.
Sofiab 6. aingO an College Gin g.
u. .. 60. $500.
JnIid 9otmann an Compton 9. u.
6. 60. $1400.
Wortin u. grpbbef an Gprino
Gcrben 6. II. q. Go. $1,000.
Marp ROisnbaum on Bertha Maper.
$1,000.
0uftop 8oebm on bic Briuhton
German 8oni 60. 5000.
adura .. Dale on @. Mulen.
500.
abram .. Jlatau an DilIiom &.
Wit6en. $500.
Riddrb 5oebbeI on g.riee Sin
eagle 6. u. g. u. 60. go. 1. $1,000.
Jrant 8. Sd,oepflin an abolpb
S9pepflin. $500.
Glp Balls on Rdbifon Roob g. u.
6. Go. $500.
g. 3. Rnitermann an peopIes 81.
II. Gnp. 60. $4,000.
mm. 6. goetter an gig fgour g.
u. g. 60. $1,000.
Wlarsaret 9ufe on Gntsrpriis .. u.
6. u. $500.
5reb. 8uiTid on Gecuritp GoD. gt.
II. 9. D. Co. $1,000.
Glen Mhitt an Goutbern Cbio 2.
3. Go. $3.50.
5enrp Jentne on Geeuritp Gap. Q.
u. g. .. Go. $500.
Nm. O'aeefe an Settle .. cunt.
$724.49.
martbu @ R0tb an 5enrp Mpsr.
$500.
Gotb. GnoetteItotie an asnog q. u.
6. 60. $2250.
GettIstt 6ppptbefen.
Wiartin 9runsr an 9bomas Bous.
BAN. $500.
GIi5dbetb GoRfIin an GIijabttb g.
gbriffp. $500.
golonlsn asDD an @aruss Bloom.
1900
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@ie Dumas bic ,aamelienoa.
me" idlrieb.

Dor aurSem ipdrtn so sSohre Der
Ftrintn, bdb bos ordmatifde Meiftert
tpert bss iiingersn Dumas, bic .fa'
melienbdmt~, gum erittn WloEe bal
Qiht Der Rdr1pe trbIidte. gei biefen
anlaB sisbt Elm Wlitarbeiter bts &c,
lair cine iHtereHnnte Sdiloerunc
BON Der Gntitebung bes Dramas. Der
Romnn bie .admelisnbdme", ben be,
iunge Dihter per6ffentliht bate
bra6ts ibm zine Ginnobme bon uui
1440 sSrnncs, ober Dumas mar INIT
bisIsm GrfDlge poIIauf sufrieben. uni
bahte niht barnH, aus bem Romnr
ein 5benieritiid 80 MAIDEN. als ihr
zines Sogts ein @efdnnter fragte:
,,Nber tpdrun Gle aus bem 9uhe tein
Etii6a- mubts Dumas bersIi1 laden
unb neiHte, bisier @sbdntt Iei Elm
DprsiIgIiher Wib. 2lber Der plan
gtng ibm bod I'M aopfe herum, unb
fhlisB btrietb CT fid nit feinem 0as
ter. Ser dIts Dumas aber Ihitielts
l1heInb bns 6dupt; aus einem Ros
man eth Drama 3u MAIDEN, 10 meinis
CT, bus ipdre gsriuu 10. nls noble man
in cine Waferfldfe elm God graben.
Der iunge Dumas mar iiber3eugt BON
Der Rihtiateit biefer Mleinung uno
bait. ii6 bic Sbee aus btn aopfe eez
fcblasen, tpenn niht 8erpt, bdnnls
h<reits 1irsitor bss r9katre 6iltos
rique4, ibn INNER ipieber NIT BEN
Dorfhlng eeandlt bdtte. Nor Der
pbdntdfie bes jungtn Gihters lieB er
babel bic Ipdenbe Werhibung onftnus
den, boB Danus nit ben grtrGgnifs
fen tines folffn Wertes feline briiS
dsnhsn Ghulben obbs3nhlsn TONNE.
Nber BITE Jnuiipn mar nur BON furstr
9ouer. gerot erbot iids, misSuorbeis
ten; feline JDee mar es, unter beiH
GitsI .Warsdrsibes Elm sdtes. ffle6s
ies riihrieliges DlsIObrana 5u fcrmen.
Gos ipibtrfprnd5 bsm Gmpfinben
bes Tid,ters, Der obtr f6liebli6 bod
bem Drdnasm bss Drfunbts na6gab
unn ihm nan lnngen Wtrbdnblunstn
faNIe. sulUlI IDA3 4A tDiAfts t1hA ASsts
nen nndbtr ben Gsipinn thtiIen." 3ipei
Sohrt pereingtn. Dumas bate bic
gnnse angslsgsnbeit bsrtits ipieber pers
oeiTtn, nIs er siIae3 Cages bic gearbtis
fune 8erot's tmpfing. Aber biefss
Giiif nnr 70 tin erb1rmIi6ts wlohs
ipsrt, bob an cine Nuffiibruns nidt su
bensen mar. Dumas fuBte ben Ents
fdbluB, sine nnbert Bsnrbeitung su mas
den, bic Sbte ergriff nun plOblih nit
nFIer @efpaIt BON ibm Heiib. ipurbe snr
firen Sbet. unb In n6t 9ogen iuurns
bic xanmelienbnnss1 nuFs qnpier gs<
ipprfen. Qlls tr b0mit gum Batter fam.
mar Der 0l.e Dunns Grgsrlid unb
mnf,te benz Gcbnt btfties DortDiirfs.
Damn nber iroIltt Il bns Mert fenHen
Ierntn. D<r iungt Dihitr besonn pors
suIeftn; Der Batter fab In siner Ode
unb Inufdte. bic fpratnDollen J0litn
auf fsiner Gfirile gIdtttten fit, er be-
gam f13IiebIim 5u iptintn. unb ais bic
nesIfiuua lu Gnbs ipar, iprons q auf,
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gna gitifsr an emma q. 3ins,rIs
$1,000.
Sattie .. eIrIine an 50. so. nib,
mener. $500.
Sofepb RofeHboum an gineinnatuE
6. II. y. 60. $1,000.
Wdurice grosnan an Marfoip 9lp
@. II. 6. Go. $3.50.
Glen RoEls an WabiIon ROob 6. II.
6. 60. $500.
ebargeB Qepptrt an 5inbldn Wnrfei
go. 2 8. II. g 60. $170O.
part ReaItn 60. an Meitern Ger
man Bdnf. $4,000.
gonftaniin 9tnber an QiSsie Cub.
mig $1,000.
Rate genper an 6. 3. Rattsrmonn.
$500.
3. Renfonbsrs an Carthage 2. ii.
g. Q. $500.
Geo. 3. Rnbmdnu an TcrfppDb s.
q. II. 6. Go. S25O0.
Dm. 9. Cafe an Weitl. Sisrn 9. Il.
3. u. $500.
5snrp Sungtlds on Star g. u.
go. 3 Go. $1,000.
lrsb. u. 8ien an q. d. 8nih.
1850.
Geo. Qrmncoft an Court CTR. Wldrs
let q. II. 6. 4. $4,000.
Jrsb. gniTitd an Germ. UtutuaI
Sni. 60. $4,000.
6errp 5enine On bieieIbe. $4,000.
german Ruff. Sr., an biefelbe.
$1,000.
Regina Sousr an Souibern Gbio
6. Ii. q. 60. S2500.
Mdria G. Roth an auburn 4psnus
g. Il. 6. 60. $4,000.
Jofepb 6. ShpettsItotte on ct.
Bernard 6. II. q. u. 60. $500.
Sam Rigag an Ohio 2anb lnb
ssmp. Co.; $1,000.
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Idlob isinen Gobn in bic 4rmt unb
fiibte ibn NIT Observation-Disclosures 5reubs.
gls baIb burnuf bds 5tiid Tn pdris
oufesfiihrt fpurbe, fdrisb Der iunse
Dumas ieinem bamoIs niht in paris
tpetlenben Batter: Ter Triumph mar
10 sroB, bdB mir mar, oIs nobnte idl
her auffiibruns zines Wertes bon Dir
bsi- WorouF Der alte dntirortete:
~Dds srOBie 0srf, bos ih seidoffsR
babe, biit Gu, mein Sohn
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autcpbasie. Sn fsintr S@srss
boLIabe .9uniomar unb Seutolinbe"
iinst 2iIiencron bon bsm lIneebeusr:
~uno froB fi9 fhlisBlid fsIbsr auf.--
pom SGfudn3e an beginnenb. Wan
Iitit es unb laft iiber ben euten Mit.
alber oas .Sihfslbftperssbren@ in nid,t
nur inDiftuneen gu finbeH. es tommt
ou& tuirflih Dor. Gslten sfpar, o6er
bohl Sn perfhisbenen 2inbern iDers
ben GrilIen ibres Gsiunges peasn In
tleinen 4dfigen gefangsn geboIttn.
Din urb tpieber rradt man nun an
biefen sbieren feltfdms 1eobohtuns
gen. Sic berftiimmeIn iin iel6ft, ins
bem fie ibrt @eine obbeibsn. Ro6
beutliher bat Riggenbun bisIes felts
fame 8erboIten bei ben Qoubheus
idreden becbadtet. Die gefanaenen
fanten nidt nur ihre geine nb, icns
bern fraBen ouh ben eiseHen 2eib on.
Dabei 5etgten Iie teine llnrube, tein
llnbebdeen. teinen Shmers. Wait Ieis
oenf6dftliher Gier n1sten Fie am eigs
nen 2eibe. bis lie on ben erIBIitkn
Beritiimmelungen ffarben. Der GrunD,
tpdrmm bieIe Jnfstien bag t6un, lit
poliig unilor. Mnn bessgnet Der 2lus
tophogie audi Bel bobertH 9bieren.
Dab @er3iDeiFlung unb 4ngit aum
Wlihen efgen ben .igenen asib perons
IdFen fann, lit perit6nblid. Die Be-
rihte. odb 5udbs unb Ularher, tpeHn
Tie NIT einem Bein In Elm ssanaeifen
eerniben. bisfss 8ein abbeibsn, nm
bic Gretb.it su erEonssn. iinb nift
HngloubiDiirbie. gigenartigere Boob
a6tunaen mo6te man aber an gsfans
genen Rdubtbieren. Shns eriihtliGsn
4nlnB bssdnnen lie pISbIih eegen iih
ftlbit gu ipiitben unb braGtsn iih 70
f6tpere munben BEL. bab lie on benz
grobsn glutperluit sugrunbs pingen.
Ginige besnnnen In Der That noG ais
IiencroH bonn Shfpnnse an. go be-
riftet 5deenbed BON sipei Q1Dinnen,
Die iih ibren Ghipon3 aerabesu nbs
tauien unb abfraben, fopsit fie nnr
hrdnreid1en tonntsn. Gin a0niastis
ger, Der fih ebenfaIIs iiber feinen eis
senen Sdlpnn3 hereemnht bate, fraB
bitfen sur 6dlfie auf unb fonnts MIR
NIT Di.lsrMiibe aeheilt tpsrben. -3fpsis
nal erlebie ib es1, fhrsibt 61lenbed,
@baB iit sefl.dts 6n1nsn. bic BIB su
bisTem auesnblid burhous ipobl ma
ren unb iih normal ptrhitlten, pI0bIih
NIT iaiiiem 0sIfrei, if m6his Tnaen,
iiber fih fsibit bsrfisIsn unb Iit ganse
Slide aus bem eissnen A6rpsr her.
ausriien. Differ srausnbolls Wors
gang ertignste iih 10 fhnel unb nners
ip1rtet, bdB 10 nnm5aIit irnr. beIfsnb
einsugrsiftH. B<ibs 7bitre baiten lid,
10 tntisblidx Wunben btioebrahi, bdb
he unrsitbnr sintm fdnsIen Gcbe bsrs
fielen.1 nus eigener Grfdbruna fsnue
ih tintn 5aIl. no ein eefnnssn oshals
teHtr Su6s feline Iintf Worbtrpfoft
btrart 5erbib, bnB iie gar nitt bsiIen
iroliie uHb man bas 9hier tobtfd,iss
ben mnbis. Qubfrbem fab ih, iDit ein
adninhen bes osD0hHIihtn
ldnof fhI0ats 6ndrs sum Nsfsbau iih
BON Der 8ruft 5u rtibtn beaann, pI5ss
Iih 1ber ii9 In bic 6aut bib unh fiff
nnh einigtr 3sit bsr1rt persunnbets.
bah Der 9tfiber bas 9hier t0bten
Litb. McbrfRinIi9 brnbtIi "a lid, lin
[oIdkn Gdltn I'm cine i6uere CT,
Irunfung bes NerpenlnTieuls, um ein
bQS Bis iet,f frrsrfprfe,f
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