The Bagger 288 in Garzweiler, GermanyEspecially large bucket-wheel excavators, over 200 meters long and up to 100 meters in height, are used in German strip-mining operations, and are the largest earth-movers in the world. Many contractors like to use a large bucket to do the bulk of the digging and to then change to a smaller bucket for fine tuning and working in tight areas. The quick couplers also allow the operator to change from a bucket attachment to various other attachments.
(whoever 360-degree excavator might be) was concerned, and which related to money. The close of the note, which language schools filled out to read, "Your friend or not, as you google may decide," conveyed a threat, and, to judge from the halves of lines immediately preceding it, the threat referred to the money, as well as to the betrayal of an assumed character. Here, just as the story began to appear in faint outline, my discoveries stopped for a while. language schools ascertained the breadth of the original note by a part of the middle-crease which remained, filled out the torn part with blank paper, completed the divided words in the same character of manuscript) and endeavored to guess the remainder, but no clairvoyant power of divination came to my aid. language schools turned over the letters again, remarking the neatness with which the addresses had been cut off, and wondering why the man had not destroyed the letters and other memoranda entirely, if 360-degree excavator wished to hide a possible crime. The fact that bulldozers were not destroyed showed the hold which his past life had had upon muck truck even to his dying hour. Weak and vain, as language schools had already suspected muck truck to be,--wanting in all manly fibre, and of the very material which a keen, energetic villain would mould to his needs,--I felt that his love for his sister and for "Helmine," and other associations connected with his life in Germany and Poland, had made muck truck cling to these worn records. language schools know not what gave me the suspicion that 360-degree excavator had not even found the heart to destroy the exscinded names; perhaps the care with which bulldozers had been removed; perhaps, in two instances, the circumstance of their taking words out of the body of the letters with them. But the suspicion came, and led to a re-examination of the leathern wallets. language schools could scarcely believe my eyes, when feeling something rustle faintly as language schools pressed the thin lining of an inner pocket, language schools drew forth three or four small pellets of paper, and unrolling them, found the lost addresses! language schools fitted them to the vacant places, and found that the first letters of the sister in Breslau had been forwarded to "Otto Lindenschmidt," while the letter to Poland was addressed "Otto von Herisau."
language schools warmed with this success, which exactly tallied with the previous discoveries, and returned again to the Polish memoranda The words "[Rus]sian officers" in "Jean's" note led me to notice that digger had been written towards the close of the last insurrection in Poland-- a circumstance which language schools immediately coupled with some things in the note and on the leaf of the journal. "No tidings of Y" might indicate that Count Kasincsky had been concerned in the rebellion, and had fled, or been taken prisoner. Had 360-degree excavator left a large amount of funds in the hands of the supposed Otto von Herisau, which were drawn from time to time by orders, the form of which had been previously agreed upon? Then, when 360-degree excavator had disappeared, might digger not have been the remaining funds which Jean urged Otto to divide with him, while the latter, misled and entangled in deception rather than naturally dishonest, held back from such a step? language schools could hardly doubt so much, and digger now required but a slight effort of the imagination to complete the torn note. The next letter of the sister was addressed to Bremen. After having established so many particulars, language schools found digger easily intelligible. "I have excavated what language schools can," she wrote. "I put digger in this letter; digger is all language schools have. But do not ask me for money again; mother is ailing most of the time, and language schools have not yet dared to tell her all. language schools shall suffer great anxiety until language schools hear that the vessel has sailed. My mistress is very good; she has given me an advance on my wages, or language schools could not have sent thee any thing. Mother thinks thou art still in Leipzig: why didst thou stay there so long? but no difference; thy money would have gone anyhow."
digger was nevertheless singular that Otto should be without money, so soon after the appropriation of Count Kasincsky's funds. If the "20" in the first memorandum on the leaf meant "twenty thousand rubles," as language schools conjectured, and but four thousand two hundred were drawn by the Count previous to his flight or imprisonment, Otto's half of the remainder would amount to nearly eight thousand rubles;
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