Позднее, в 20-х - 30-х годах двадца

Позднее, в 20-х - 30-х годах двадцатого века , ходили упорные слухи о том, что этих индейцев видели в Нью-Мексико и Аризоне. Семья Фимбрес, которая жила у Накори Чико, участвовала в перестрелках с ними в 1929 и 1930 гг. В 1934-м другая встреча неожиданно произошла у прохода Кумпас в Соноре: апачи неожиданно напали на группу ковбоев, сопровождавших стадо, отбили скот и угнали его в горы. При этом вождь и четыре женщины были убиты. Как оказалось позже, на их поясах висели человеческие скальпы, среди которых оказались и волосы тех троих ковбоев с Кумпас, еще свежие и окровавленные. Ранчеры нашли нескольких мулов, а в стороне от животных висело несколько апачских детей, упакованных в замшевые сумки, некоторые из них были ранены. Ранчеры разделили детей между собой, тем не менее только один из них жив, и в настоящее время работает учителем где-то в Соноре.
Год спустя повторилась попытка установить контакт с апачами, живущими в Сьерре. В 1934 году антрополог Гренвилл Гудвин написал своему коллеге Моррису Оплеру: "Они проиграли сражение в Мексике и, кажется, их полное уничтожение - только вопрос времени. В последние несколько лет пятеро из них были убиты в боях с мексиканцами . Девочка, лет около восьми, была взята в плен двумя мексиканцами. Они держали ее на веревке, привязанной к дереву. Один мой друг пошел в Мексику и предложил за нее 100 песо, но к тому времени девочка была уже мертва. Это тяжелый пример того, как дики люди здесь.

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Later, in the 20 's-30 's of the 20th century, went to persistent rumours that these Indians have seen in New Mexico and Arizona. Family Fimbres, who lived near the Nakori Chico, has been involved in skirmishes with them in 1929 and 1930 's. In 1934-m other meeting unexpectedly occurred at passage Kumpas in Sonore: Apache suddenly attacked a group of cowboys who herd cattle and beat back the hijacked it in the mountains. The Chief and four women were killed. As it turned out later, on their belts hung human scalps, among which were those of three Cowboys and hair with Kumpas, still fresh and gory. Rančery found a few mules and away from animals hung several apačskih children, packaged in suede bags, some of them were injured. Rančery divided the children among themselves, however, only one of them alive, and now works as a teacher in Sonore.A year later, repeated attempts to contact with Apaches under Cochise, living in the Sierra. In 1934, anthropologist, Grenville Goodwin wrote to his colleague Morris Opleru: "they lost the battle in Mexico and it seems that their total elimination is only a matter of time. In the last few years, five of them were killed in battles with the Mexicans. The girl, aged about eight, was taken prisoner by two Mexicans. They kept her on a rope tied to a tree. A friend of mine went to Mexico and offered 100 pesos for it, but by the time the girl was already dead. This is an example of how tough Dickie people here.

Результаты (английский) 2:

Later, in the 20s - 30s of the twentieth century, there were persistent rumors that these Indians have seen in New Mexico and Arizona. Fimbres family, who lived in Nakori Chico was involved in a shootout with them in 1929 and 1930. In 1934, another meeting took place unexpectedly aisle Kumpas in Sonora: Apache suddenly attacked a group of cowboys who accompanied the herd, recaptured and stole his cattle in the mountains. At the same time the leader and four women were killed. As it turned out, on their belts hung the scalps of men, among whom were the hair of those three cowboys with Kumpas, still fresh and bloody. Ranchers have found a few mules, and aside from the animals were several Apache children packed in suede bags, some of them were injured. Ranchers Divide the children among themselves, however, only one of them alive, and now works as a teacher somewhere in Sonora.
A year later, repeated attempts to contact the Apaches living in the Sierra. In 1934, anthropologist Grenville Goodwin wrote to his colleague Morris Opleru: "They lost the battle in Mexico and seems to be their complete destruction - only a matter of time. In the past few years, five of them were killed in battles with the Mexicans. The girl, about eight years, was captured by two Mexicans. They kept it on a rope tied to a tree. A friend of mine went to Mexico and offered it for 100 pesos, but by the time the girl was already dead. It's a hard example of how wild the people here.

Результаты (английский) 3:

Later, in the 20-s and 30-s, the end of the twentieth century, there was the persistent rumours that these Indians have seen in New Mexico, and Arizona. The Family Фимбрес, which lived at the Накори Chico, has participated in firefights with them in 1929 and 1930.The 1934-m another meeting unexpectedly occurred on the aisle Кумпас in Соноре: Apaches suddenly attacked the group cowboys, who were accompanying him herd, repulsed by cattle and sheep in the mountains. When this leader and four women were killed.As it turned out later, on their zones forever human., among which were hair and those three cowboys with Кумпас, still fresh and thanks to Dickens. Ранчеры found several mules,And in the side of the animals breeze drifted a few апачских children, packed in bags activity, products, services, some of them were injured. Ранчеры shared between the children, however, it is only one of them is still alive,And is currently working as a teacher where the Соноре.
year after repeated attempts to establish contact with апачами, people living in the Sierra region. In 1934, anthropologist Granville Goodwin wrote his colleague Morris Оплеру:"They didn't win battle in Mexico, and, it seems, their complete destruction - only a matter of time. In the past few years five of them were killed in the fighting with the Mexicans. A girl, about eight years,was taken prisoner by two thoughts. They kept her on the rope that is tied to a tree. One of my friend went to Mexico and had invited the 100 pesos, but by the time the girl was already dead. This is an example of the heavy,As devise a method for people here.