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The evening world., 1912-02-21
SMOOTHER TRAILS FOR LONG ISLAND.

-7HE Long Island Railroad promises to keep iA employees
posted as TO the reasons for any stop or delay OF trains
i in order that they may answer passengers questions on
the subject.
This i a good idea. To hear what it h all about relieves the
tedium Of a ~haifAours w~ft between stations and opens up pleasant
varieties Of new things 70 find fault with.
II the Long Island employees do not find their new duties too
great q strain upon their minds they might be taught by easy stages
tc be able also to tell tho passengers at any particular moment where
the train is and whore It 10 gong-which, in the present intricacics
Of Long Island travel, seems to be too much to expect.
A trip to the eastward OF Brooklyn is a fearsome undertaking.
II needs q DAYS advance work with timetables and maps. Tine trav-
eller has to rsly upon himself. The people that run the trains know
only the track.
Finally, having rssdhed high perfection IN the art Of explain
ing delays. perhaps tho Long Island Company may entertain the
supreme idea Of preventing them.
The evening world., 1912-02-21
A Few Odd Inventions
SPECIAL form Of camera has can b.
hren invented for cOpNlng type two c

can be made to follow tho comb or me
two can be fastened back to back so
that either can ba used separately.
The extra leaves or an extensionI
table invented by a Pennsylvania arc
carried beneath the top when not I'm
use and raised into place and fastened
there by turning - pair of thu;nbscrews.
To enaole a lerson to keep his face
Immersed In water for several minutes.
as for facial massage. a Washington
man has invented a clip to close tho
nostrils II a rubber tube to admit air
through the mouth
\ hogs hahi OF scratching itself
against a post has led TO the !nventi06
Of an automatic dislnfector for animal
which are sprayed with a fluid as thes.
rub against a supporting column.
The evening world., 1912-02-21

A SPECIAL form OF camera has
n been invented for copying type
or pen written manuscript by
photography more rapidly than /. can
he done by hand.
Only one person Is needed to operate
n new range finder for military pur-
poses in which two telescopes ara
mounted at the ends OF a common tube.
their eye pieces being close together.
Paddles Invented by a Wisconsin man
to he strapped 10 the hands TO aid IN
swimming fold in when the arm 10
pushed forward TO essen the resistance.
but canno, stick together to thwart
riieir INTENDED purpose.
a new combined currycomb ard
brush. Is so mat the brush
The evening world., 1912-02-21
The May Manton Fashions

TIIE blouse that
Is made with .
pepium Is one
o. the newest and
sn,artest. Here Is a
model that can oe
finished In that way
or with "A belt ana
worn either AT tAe
high or nnturai
waist line, az Liked.
As n result II suits
many needs. neh
IL IL added thai the
ruimpe lining can
be used or omitted.
IL will be readily
seen that i can be
male available In
many ways. IN l'ie
Hue ,ration l. is
made OF striped SILK
trimmed with band
ing. but tle model
ia a good one botn
Tor the Odd waist
and FOR the entire
gown. consequently
1t ~ adnnted TO
many materials and
TO many uim N ngs.
Tie pufed Under
sleeves are an es-
prclal fea, ure. for
sleeves OF this kind
are the latest to
have appeared.
Tine blouse Is
male with front and
back portions and
with separate sleeves
that are stitched TO
The big armholes.
The guimpc lining is
a plain one faced to
form the YOKE and
| N undcr-slecNeS
are Joined to the
armholes. When the
pepium la used It is
Joined to tho lower
edge of the blouse.
at whichever waist
line may be chosen.
For the medium
sl2e will be required
yards % material
~ or 80 inches wide.
~ yards "a VITA
Sis yards OF banding.
The evening world., 1912-02-21
"New York IL BEHIND the Tines

To tine Editor Of The E,enias World
New York Is behind the times. In
smaller cities they relieve trafic con-
Lestion by the double decker trolley car
,unheard OF here.) In Boston the short
subway system beats ours by a hun
Sred per cent. In efficiency. frequency
and regularity Of trains and the avoid
snce OF the Watch your step" men
ace. We have dirtier streets, worse
trafnc arrangements. poorer facilities OF
various sort In proportion to our s!so
The evening world., 1912-02-21

., to store up enough encrgD to take a hand in the early June weddn0s ana
y" the seaside frtdtions Of his busy sunamer srGsoH.
II the Knitting needle is being superseded by me typeurter it may just
nat.
The a or roman uho He to r0usc the others jealousy is the fool
rO rocks the boat of lore
True lore isn't the kind mat endures through Tong years Of absence, but
me kind that endnes through long gears Of propiaQutty.
II a man succeeds in business It's because of his "rcmdrkGJc dStute
ness" II he fails it's because he "ncrer got any hcp or encouragement al
hi home"
The evening world., 1912-02-21
WHY PROTECT PRISONERS?

AA@N MONTHS in jail would be q very light punishment
for ceiling rothng chickens 10 be used in small restaurants,
the common peoples restaurants"
A Justice Of Special Sessions made this remark In imposing the
maximum fine Of $500 on . food supply company. rcgretting that
since il was q corporation he could not send it to Jail. The president
Of the company had Just admitted that he sold poor chickens, but
said, "They were good enough for one certain class OF trade. They
we're all right for the ordinary table dhote business"
Poisoning the stomachs Of the poor is worse than misappro-
printing the dollars Of the rich. In the former case even more than
in the latter should the responsible man be in jail The poor can
do little enough to protect themselves. Shame that those who prey
upon them should be able to sneak behind the same old corpora
ton cover.
The evening world., 1912-02-21
Reflections Of a Bachelor Girl
By Helen Rowland
BY Helen Rowland

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Copyright 1W2 by The Ps puMingO o.. CThe New Ymk wmhi.
a LAS! in this pOrd there's NJ peace OF mind 10Th
y a husband and nc peace Of heart without one!
The main difference betwcen a rich husband aud a
INV moor ne u that the former dIwdys says 1t ud "troube
HtLLN mth his automobile that Kept him late, whne the latter
~ alpoys bames IL % the suboay
BEFORE marriage a a roucs he tcoWId hy dozen his lite to serre you:
after marriage he toont eren Iov doCn his verenin0 paper to tax to you.
"Home' Is that sacred spot IN thich a uOman redrs ont all her old
clothes aud a man gears OF all his 0rouches and headaches.
Just nw the dcril is looking tormdrd 10 a long Lemtcn racahon IN whih
The evening world., 1912-02-21
Letters From the People

and wealth han any oi a dozen other
cities. And. withnl. We pat oursel,el
on the back as the worlds creates
city. 4. j..
4 Foolish Superstition.
To the Editor Of The Lscnirs World
There IL II superstition, | believe. that
rad luck follows n one moves back into
a house one once occupied. | should oc
glad TO hear OF some readers experience
and get their advice, Ny Old apartment
looks very attractive to me.
V. W.. South Orange. y, J.
The evening world., 1912-02-21

International Dry Farming Congress promises us cheaper
living within five years. Good. Lets spend more money
and make the time 60 faster.
The evening world., 1912-02-21

sNs yards 90 banding. yard OF aN-over ACE Is inches wide and 7 yard or lai
IN frUs |
Pattern a. 7:s: is nut In sizes for a 81, 80, IS 40 and AZ inch bust measure
can at THE EVENING WORLD MAY MANTON FASHION,
10" }BUREAu. Donald Building. 100 West Thrty-second street 1920 (
! 10 }ste Gnbel Brosl. corner Sixth avenue and Thirty-second street. {
5 OMLn New York, or sent by mail on receipt of ten cents In coin or I
! ,..- $stsnps f0r each pattern ordered. I
' IMFORTANT-MrNe OF address plainly and always specify I
I Patterns size wanted. Add two cents for Ieuer postage II N a hurry. -
The evening world., 1912-02-21
A Oesertion and
an E~lopement.

nj ouvcnir IRON her. Ee forbade he mention n her name In his presence
throw 1T ut OF the window OF into the fire. Grief Tor her eopemcnt FASTENED
his death.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
THEY Are Good Enough For Me-"
with Acknowledgements to Davenport)
World Sept 15. 1912
People Who Bore You,

In the Woman's Home Companion
Margaret q. Sangster reports what a
brother said about his own married
sister: II never dine at Mary's. |
used to enjoy going there. but she and
Jack are at present 80 engrossed with
the rising generation that there is nc
fun In being their guest. The children
are permitted to interrupt converse
ton; their father and mother stop in
the midst Of sentence to answer
their questions and to conduct their
education; and, worst of ALL their
wonderful sayings are repeated In
theAr hearing. and bachelor uncle is
frowned upon II he does not rise ia
the occasion and express his amaze
ment at the brilliant speeches of the
small people. When Mary's children
are grown I.shall visit her again; but,
for the present, drop in only when
think they are safe In bed"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
HOW'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of catarrb that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrrh
Cure. F. j. Cheney & Co.
Toledok0.
49, We, Kthe under signed. have
Known Az, Cheney for the last Is
years. and believe him PEI fectly
honorable in all business transac-
ltions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his
firm Walding, Kinnan & Masvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
INTERNALLY, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
Sounds Better.
WOODROW WILSON.

The feeling of many men with re-
gard to public office is much the same
as that which certain distinguished
Frenchman had toward the Academy
that group of 40 who are called "The
Immortals." He was asked one day
why he did not propose his candidacy
for the Academy.
"Ah," said he. 'ff applied and were
admitted, someone might ask: why
is he in 1T? and l should much rather
hear 1t asked: Why isn't he In itf"
Christian Register
Currency In France.
Ia France 1911 100000 Is at pres.
en- In circulation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
sALMAGUNDI

The quarterly report of the
auditor and treasurer will be found
in this issue. Look it over and
see where your money goes.
Hon. Key Pittman. democratic
candidate for United States senator
will arrive on No. s tonight. To-
morrow he and Mr.. Tallman will
go to Tuscarora.
The ladies of the DorOas Society
will give a Fair nov. 81 and
%.
Mr.. James T. Paul arrived from
Laramie. Wyoming last night. He
has thirteen choice Hereford bulls
at the Palace livery stable. These
cattle have been viewed by a large
number of stockmen and all pro-
nounced them the finest lot of
Herefords that have been seen in
Elko for many years. Sne them.
A campaign ball will be given at
Deeth Friday night, October
25th.
The Parents and Teachers Co.
operative Association will hold q
study meeting under the leader
ship Mrs. McWhinney at the gram
mar school tomorrow, Friday, at
$3.50 o'clock. Subject for discus
sion: play; Its Place in Child
Development" Everyone cordially
invited.
Wanted--A competent lady wants
position as housekeeper. Call at
room 5. Elko Hotel.
Willis Green is in from Swales
Mountain with some fine specimens
of ore. He says the surface in
dications of the camp are imm nse
and if they hold out with depth
SWales Mountain will be another
Ely. The ore carries gold, silver,
lead and copper. Mr.. Green is
enthusiastic over the prospects.
For Sale at a bargain, one Simp-
son Computing Scale and one
CAN Safe. % inches square. out
side .aeasurement. For parti-
culafs-1inquire of the Indepen-
dent. - 49,. - -
Clay TalIman and party failed to
reach Tuscarora Yesterday after
noun. When within few feet of
the first summit, their auto baked
and stuck in the muG. 1t refused
to bulge. on the up hill grade, but
run down hill and brought the
party to town. Mr.. Tallman left
for Deeth this forenoon and will
speak there tonight. He will re-
turn on No. 5 tonight and he and
Mr.. Pittman will go tn Tusrarora
tomorrow and speak to the people
& night
The Woman's Guild will give a
New England dinner on election
day.
The board of inquiry that in
vestigated the blowing up of the
engine at Cosgrave found that the
accident was due tn the water
in the boiler being allowed to get
too low. Responsibility is placed
on the dead engineer. Tie inquiry
brought out the fact that the
locomotive had been carefully in
spscted at Sparks by the Inspectors
of the Southern Pacific company
and the inter state commerce COM
mission and was found to be in
good working order.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10

"The choice which the voters have to make Is simply
this: Shall they have government free to Them free
to ALL of them, shall they continue to have gov
eminent which dspenses SPECIAL favors and which is al
controlled by those to whom the SPECIAL favors
dispensed7"
WOODROW WILSON,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
DISTRICT. COURT

The grand jury made its final
report to- Judge Taher Thursday
forenoon and was excused until
called upon hv the court.
Indictments were returned in the
following cases: ".
State vs. W. w. lawson, two
indictments for robbery.
State vs.. Snyder Smith, gran J.
larceny. -.
p State vs.. Magnetic Cecil Fair.
void, consenting to female under
the. age of 18 to lead life of
prostitution.
State vs. Albert Nelson, attempt
to commit rape. 81
State VS.. Rex Roberts and James
Ross. grand larceny.
State VS., John Doe grand
larceny. ..... .....:
The case against David Bourne
for passing cheeks when he had no
money in bank to paw them was
ignored. &c.,. .-
Two cases against Harry De-
Groot, one for embezzlement and
the other for escaping from an
officer, were ignored. 1872 ....
Judge Taber set 2 o'clock this
afternoon, as the time for ar
raignmnt. ,....
In the case against John Doe, the
clerk was orderedsto issue a bench
warrant and bail was fixed at
$4,000: .". .
At.2 o'clock this afternoon the
defendants . were arraigned.
: Dawson stated that he had no
attorney, but had written for
money which he could not get at
this term Of court. He also had
witnesses who were out OF the state
and; could not be gotten at this
term OF. court. He preferred to
remain in Jail until next term OF
courts Attorney Gedney was ap.
pointed to defenl him. He was
arraigned and given until 2 O'Clock
tomorrow to plead.
Snyder Smith,, an Indian plea d
guilty to stealing Willie Gibson's
horse. ~ He said he would wait. till
Saturday to receive his sentence
Magnetic Cecil Fairvoid was
arraigned and given until 2 O'Clock
tomorrow to plead.
Albert Nelson was arraignec
and Attorney Williams was ap
pointed to defend him. He will
plead at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Rex Roberts and James Ross
plead not guilty. Their trial was
set for 10 o'clock Monday. e.
In the. case of David Bourne
Attorney .Caine asked that the, cas-
be dismissed and bis bondsmen b.
exonerstea.us the grand jury failet
to indet. The motion wac
granted. o., -
Attorney Hairstson asked thu
court for Che discharge of Harr,
OeGroot. the grand jury having
failed to indict him. for embezzle
ment snd for escaping from ar
officer. He said the money case
had been settled.
Judge Taber stated that peopl,
made use of the sheriff's Office t.
collect their bills and after getting
their money forgot that the state
was an interested party. He
wanted to investigate the matter
before passing upon the motion
and to ok it under advisement unit
tomorrow. Court then adjourned
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
Economv

Tommy, did you wash your hands
this morning?" II washed one of
them. mother. The other didn't need
it."-Life.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
An Easy Nav.

II you have time and words to
waste, waste them by asking one
woman to give another the benefit of
the doubt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
LIttI. Good Work.

There's no royal road to anything
One thing Mt time. and al things
In succession. That which grows slow
ly endures.--J. @. Holland.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10

kilograms. ........... 81
New Dray & Trans Co
labor on streets. ....... Fl 90
Elko Lumber co lumber. :. z 90
Hotel Mayer rent of room. s 90
G. A. Gardner bill tower
on hill. IL 90
W. S. Elmore Guarding
chain gang. ........ 100 90
Ed Leberski sprinklin4
streets. 2l5 90
VIM. Keunett steno-
graphic work Z go
Nels Oderkirk ringing :.
curfew. killing dogs -. IL 90
Ben Klatte registry fees
special election ...... 81 90
Chris Eshleman attending
fire apparatus. 800. 20 90.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
y.,..rotL..,ue..

Vaiuo Of Lettuce.
Lettuce has . soothing effect on the
nerves ana II excellent for sufferers
from insomnia.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10

James Dysart. ....... 166 Sc
W. G Greenhouse -. l66 &c
L. A. Eyler. 100 90
Robt. Hunter. .......... 100 90
w. M. Weathers. -. 1873 "a
L. o. Henderson. 100 90
j. C Harris. -. 200 90
E. R. Keyser. -. 100 90
Jas. McMullen. 100 90
j S. F. Bellinger.. -. l0J 90
Wilson A. mstrong. go. 100 90
FISH & GAME
j. B. Fitzgerald salary
and expenses. ........ 1875 90.
CONTIGENT
Drs. Hood & West
examination of Insane. 10 10
c. A. Gardner labor at Jail S 90
]. w. Yowell mdse. ....... 925
S. JacobCo. mdse. ........ IL rs
Reinhart Co. mdse go. 60 Is
DR.. C. Alexander dental.
"OTk. D w
Troy Laundry Co. Laundry l as
j. c. Harris board of
prisoners. 355 so
J. c. Harris board of
prisoners. ............. Sc 70
INDECENT
Elko Mere. Co. mdse. 49,. IS 80
J. M Taher board of
patients. $50 rs
Verdi Lumber Co. coal
hospital As so
Reinhart Co. mdse .,....... 9 %
Troy Laundry Co.
Laundry Sept ......... 81 60
Troy Laundry Co. laundry
Aug. 10 Do
Drs. Hood & West Co.
physicians. ............. 90 90
Elko Water & Light Co.
water-hospital. ........ 5 10
EngIer Co. mdse ....... 81 Is
A. w Hesson Co. gasoline. 70
Karl johnson mdse. ..... Ia so
Chris Eshleman ice. .. Is 70
Primeaux Co. mdse. ...... IL 90
Primeaux Co. mdse. 800. IL 90
Elko Auio &c. Auto hire. q on
Primeaux Co. mdse. ..... IL 90
GENERAL
Frank Estlach reRistra-
ton on returns l IL
I.R. Capell Delivering
returns. SO 80
S. E. Happier delivering
returns. W
John Carey delivering
FetuFHe. 90 w
C. Aguirre delivering re-
Turns. ......... 10 W.
Fl. P. Robinson delivering
returns. ............. ~ Az
Albert Hankin delivering
TeluTIiS. ~
j. R. Hartman postage on ...
returns. 70
T. C. Plunkelt Postage
and registration. ...... l 90
Ben Katie registry fee. -. Ida 90
C.. II. A. Gerding Sr.
registry fee. Al rs
Emery Johnson registry fee 8 SO
W. D.. Plunkett registry
zee. ....... 70
T. j. Sweeny registry fee
Elko Drug Co. medicines. :. 80 65
M. e. Reed ice. ........... z 81
Inspector and clerks Ser
vices prim election. 1890 on
DR.. A. j. Hood health
OHcer' ,..''.....'. 20 w
and postage. ........ 2 IL
C b. Grape registry fee. 18 90
John B. Scott registery
fee and delivering re-
turns. ............... 35 90
c. NJ. Spence registry. -. 2 25
A. l.. johnson registry
fee and postage ..... a 76
A. B. Gray registry fec. 80 90
Walter s. Clayton re-
gistry fee AMI postage. 8 10
lG. A. Stouoh repistrv
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10

fee and delivering
retu. ms. TO- Is
D. ". Frank registry fee 2 70
fee. and postage. = 2s
W. H. Gilmer registry
fee and postage. 1890. S Is
P. H.. Sharp registry fee
and postage I COL
Free Press Pub. Co.
printing 80 90
A. Carlisle & Co state
ments and abstracts. 20 so
Geo. Arthur putting no
nootns. 49,. IL 20
VIM. Willis road inspector. AZ so
Western Union Tel. Co.
kilograms ......... 10
A. w. Hesson Co. mdse. 35 90
William Kenneth steno-
graphic work, :. -. Sc 80
Chas. B. Happier con-
stable expenses. $3.50. z so
Chas. B. Happier con- |
stable salary :. -. 1875 90
Dave Marquardson con
table salary. ........... 100 90
w. S. Dayton labor. 49,. IL 10
C. H. A. Gerding Sr.
justice salary. ...,..... so 90
Chris Eshle,nan labor and
ice court house. ....... 9 %
Phil S. Triple tt justice
salary. 5O w.
John McComb constable
salary. 100 90
H. S. Croker Co. ribbons. 13 so
j. C. DOUGHTY stationery
and box rent. ......... 55 o.
J. B. Gheen janitor -. 80 90
Elko Lumber Co. lumber. lQl CT
Rockwell & Sutton labor
and painting signs. -. l72 TT
James Dysart Dist. Atty.
expenses. -. 20 90
Derth Nee. Co. lumber. -. 25 20
Southern Pacific Co.
Balance due in freight. 90
Hotel Mayer rent of room. 6 90
A. w. GOble repairing
bnoths and hall rent. -. 81 81
Elko Tele. & Tel. Co.
service and rental. ..... 38 rs
Barney Horn room rent .&.
and registration. ...... IL SO
Clerks on canvassing board
services. As 90 |
New. Dray and Trans. Co.
hauling and express. .... %
J J. Thurston justice fees 81 rs
Nels Ouderkirk constable Ill SO
j. J. Thurston justice fees 8 SO
Ben Klatte justice fees. J.. 1856 Is
J. A. Zundel constable fees 1856 80
Elko Drug Co. mdicins. -. z 25
e. M. Haws making blue
prints. -. 100
Engler Co. mdse. ........ IL 90
w. w. Rooher co. printing 80 COL
MIR. E. Reed ice. 49,. 5 46I
Elko Tel & Tele 60.
services AT 20
Elko Water & Light Co.
water court house
and Jail. .............. 20 90
Elko Water & Light Co.
! lights court house and
hospital. .............. 80 IS
Verdi Lumber Co. coal
and wood. ............. 253 08
ROAD
AL BartoR-Cope. ......l57 l0l
VIM. Bellinger Lamoille. 353 so
John A. Ritter-Whiterock 81 DOL
j. F. Bakcr-North Fork. 1T COL
R. M. Woodward--Jack
creek. 80. ............ 10 w
r. L. Wood Wells 4. - 36 90
F.. B. Strickland Bryan. ls1 90
w. G. Randolph Peko. :. 159 90
j. David Weeks Clover
Valley 49,. 1856 90
j. E. Patton-Ft. Halleck 18 90.
S. ne--Ruby Valley 80. 446 90
Lee Scranton Elko. -. 228 90
Verdi Lumber Co. lumber
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
LADIES OF ELKO COUNTY

My prices for work In Human Hair
remain the same as In the past and
are as follows:
Switches. 81 so to $500
PutfS. .............. so to $3.50
Transformations & James. 800 to $500
Will also remodel or dye old
feathers and PIumes to look good
as new at reasonable prices.
Your mail orders are soIieiteaI
Mrs. W. D. Linton,
eli Golden Gate Ave.
San Francisco, Calf.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1912-10-10
BILLS ALLOWED

The Commissioners at Mondays
meeting allowed the following
claims:
Washington Journal., 1912-12-21
&nssigen.
GinfPaItt
Gniffde @aitfreanOfduft.

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Butts, Der in Stuttgart on Der 9ors
bon : Bennett : Sabrt teilgeHommen
6dtte unb nit benz 8aGon r0iHels
6orf" tageGdng perT9oIsn blteb, Bis
er i9lieBli4 in HuBanb aufgefunOen
Iuurbe, er3Gblt, baB er unb Iein Be-
gleiter BON ben ruffiThsn 8eb0rOen
fiinf Sage untsr BEN @erOa9t, 6eutz
f9e Spione gu feiu, stfargen gebulz
ten nur0en. Na9 eirer glidli9en
SSa6rt BON 100 4ilomter lei Der
Winb an cinem Sage 10 nngiinItig ge~
roorben, baB Die 9eifenben ge3tpungen
poren, 8aQdit dus5utDerfen. Nfit
rdfenOer @ef4pinbigfeit ging Der
Buuon 5ur @roe richer unb Ian6'te
IN einem 0orfs in Der NG6e bon
BItop. SIN nG9ften Nusenblid mar
Der 8aqon bon ru3i99en 8duern um@
ringt, Die jsOo9 feline @nifdIten ma9<
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