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PEPIRED TO FIGHT.
The New Miners In Kansas VIII Have Guns
~ Well Picks.

KANSAS CRY, July "a There Ia no longer
doubt that the Central Coal aud Coke Com pany
and the Kansas and Texas Coal Company in
tend to bring about crisis in tho strike at
their coal mines In southeastern Kansas In tho
next few days. The Central Coal and COX Q
Company has nearly finished the building OF
stockades around It's mines at Weir City and
Scnmmon and has built houses for the work
men within tho walls. This morning Pres ident
r. H. Keith said that the mincs at both places
would be operated before the end Of the week.
What day will you begin work." he was
asked. II don't know. Tint has not been
definitely decided. but II did know wouldn't
tell 1t now" was tho reply. I'VE are only
going to work two shafts ut present"
Where are the men who will work in them
to como from ?"
Some OF our old men will have n chance to
go to work again II they feel 80 disposed. Tho
others. the men who have given us most Of the
trouble. We don't want and won't have. Then
and eTs some ie from tho SOUTH is rem easy "nameS
to get the men. The men who come from the
South are negroes; They make gG"d miners.
and what we want Ia mon who Will dig coal
They arc hard workers and steady fellows. AS
nIp Wi,, ~. n,vo .,s ,rms Tint ~. st.o.o,
to Hs . SS s: . Ritz S;s j.
s, ate Our experience with tho State and
poet little from them We must d } mething II
would be cruelty on our part to put WORK ng-
nsss nss w ~ ne When
will be prepared to defend themselves against
attack. Some OF the foreigners. the Italians
anything. We nre in position where 1t is
necessary for ua to protect ourselves and be
ready, TO meet any contingency that may
arise."
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The City National Bank, Which Teller Pope
Robbed, shuts Its Doors.

LOUISVILLE, July 2l.-The City National
Bank suspended payments at / 80 O'Clock this
afternoon. Comptroller Eckels was notified
md Bank Examiner Escott was put in charge
The failure was n small one The banks cap
iai was only 100000. and in its thirty five
years OF existen"ci it has never done protlta-
BILE business. Three years ago its receiving
teller. W. II. Pope. stole $4,000 and fed the
country. This so weakened confidence in
the bank that its deposits hnve been
very small ever since. When the Comptroller
called for its statement u few days ago it
showed n reserve Of less than eight per cent
Its correspondents and derositors began at
once to withdraw their balances. Other city
hanks were appealed to Tor help. hot to- day
they decided that 1t was useless to keep the
struggling concern on Its feet. and after pay
ing out $4,000 is cash was exhausted and
amount only to S222OOO and its assets are
Ss65.oO0. so there is no fear that It will not pay
dolar for dollar.
There have been no runs IN any Of the other
banks. Should the financial condition demand
It the Clearing House will Adort the New York
plan Of certificates for mutual help
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CLUGHT BE1UEEN 1To CiBLE CARS.
A Sleepy Driver md H.. Cart Furnish En-
tcrtnlnment TO u brandMnN Crowd.

A Sleepy Driver and II'- Cart Furnish En-
tcrtainment to u broadway Crowd.
As cars 40 and 100 OF the broadway cable
line were approaching each other near City
Hall Park yesterday noon. tho sleepy look.
Ing driver OF q epy.looking horse came
to the conclusion that he was hot. und deciJ ed
to cross tho street and get in the shade. He
had crossed the first track. when he stoppcd
and looked to see II q car wns coming. When
he saw TINT there were two. and heard the boil
on each changing loudly. sleepy rs he was he
realized that nothing but q Garrison finish
could avoid n collision. He attempted It. but
he wasn't n Garrison. and tho sccpy horse
knew II. and didn't respond as he should have
Tho two cable cnrs and the horse and cart
met. Car 40 struck the il orse on III. starhonrd
quarter and cur 100 hit the cart amdshps. In
nm instant there was n snar OF cart. cahlo
cars and horse. hoy on the front seat with
the strengthening driver yelled Mt the horse.
the motor men swOre Mt the driver. md n hic
red-iaced man suggested to everybody that
fire alarm be sent out and a horse doctor
called.
But no one was hurt after ALL although trnf.
nc was suspended for some time. Half n
dozen policemen endeavored to straightcn
thinga out, while n large crowd Enzed with ad-
mira'ion. Finally the horse moved slowly out
town car in his side. dragging inter him tho
cart. IN which were GRATED small bits OF the
up-town car The crowd. satisfied that justice
bad he.n done to all. soon scattered. and the
eepy-loOking driver rela psed into Il doze on
the shady side OF tho street.
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BARBoLEs ALSO WANTS HELP.
He Descended from CoIuu,bna and IL Poorer
thnn YerayuA

than yera2un
MADRID. July PA reporter to-day had an
interview with the Marquis de Barboles.
brother OF tho Duke OF Veragua. In regard to
the proposition that has been made In the
United States to collect fund for tine benefit
OF the Duke. who has lost much n not all Of
his fortune in bad business Investments and
through Hoihg security for friends. The Mar
quis. while expressing himself In favor OF the
proposal to rase fund. said he regretted that
the subscription was intended only for the
benefit OF the Duke. Tho Marquis declared
that he. equally with his brother, was O de-
scendnnt Of Columbus Ho had spent large
sum Of money during his recent visit 10 COM
pany with his brother to tho United States.
and Ms matter Of fact he was poorer than the
Duke OF Neragua. who ia the head OF tho IN mily.
The Marquis thought that he should b" con-
sd.red In the matter; and said he intended TO
write to friends in the United States telling
them all The facts. Ho expressed the hope that
the organizers OF the fund woul see to 1t that
he recs lived third or q quarter Of whatever
sum might be collected.
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settle out OF court q claim for damages. A sat-
isfactory settlement was made. and Della de-
posted 5000 in a savings bank. But before
Mr.. Sage acted as q successful advocate for
Della In that case Mr.. Marshall had already
spoken to Mr. Sage OF Delia's contem plated
suit for damages OF another kind. her present
suit for 500. 900 for betrayal under promise
OF marriage.
When tho car accident matter had been ad-
justed. Mr.. Marshall again. according to his
affdavts read yesterday. spoke to Mr.. Sage Of
the big suit which Della was urging her lawyer
70 begin. and then Mr.. Sage offered Mr.. Mar
she'll five-dollar gold piece to give to Della.
The lawyer says he refused to accept this as o
compromise for 100000. and later. when Mr..
Sage said he would give a small Gum to pre-
vent tho bringing OF the suit, Mr.. Marshall. his
affidavit states. said no could not accept
any money on such grounds; that II Mr.. Sage
could convince him the suit was unjust he.
Mr.. Marshall. would retire from it without
COMPENSATION, but otherwise the suit must
light and Threatened to go to another lawyer
unless the suit was speedily begun.
rlaint had Been I Served Mr.. sage petitioned,
% 1 4Hsa &. s fs If M
sage. upon which an extension OF time for an
amended answer was secured, and It was that
ceedlnGs
Mr.. Sage set forth in that affidavit that he
learned from one Mrs. Mary Mulhern. Delia's
sister and only relative in this city. that Della
had for fifteen years led an irreg ular, intem-
perate and irrespon sible life: that she had
spent most Of her time during that period on
cured her affidavit, used in her complaint, by
seeking her out ut Blackwelps Island while
che was in n state OF partial intoxica-
that Delia's sister Mary had informed him,
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AEElDAVITS BY TIE BUSllEL.
DELLA KEEG dN's SUIT kGhINsT SAGE
COMhS UP ON a MOTION.

IT.. p,cintin-s Slater Repudintes Important
Dct,nrations IN the Affidavit tSho Is said
IN unvc Made In Ma Sngc'r Omcc-Hot
words OF Opposing Counsel in Court.
rbere was very hot preliminary skirmish
yesterday in the case OF Della Keegan against
Russell Sage in the Court OF Common Pleas.
before Judge Bookstavor. The proceedings
ostensiby were q contention by tho plaintiff
AGAINST an order already granted TO tho de-
PENDANT for twenty days additional time in
which to nlc an amor.led answer. In reality
the skirmish appeared TO be n personal effort OF
the plaintiffs lawyer. John Baptist Marshall.
10 Offset tho attack made upon him in the ALL
dayit OF Russell Sage. upon which tho order
for additional time was granted.
Lawyer Marshall. who is but thirty years old
proved to be hard and active lighter. He
looks like n divinity student. is thin. nervous.
hollow checked. and yesterday his sunken
eyes were deeply rnged with black. as IL result
OF his work on the case all through Saturday
night
1t was told in the afIldavits which Mr.. Mar
shall read yesterday that no first came into
relations with the plaintiff and Russell Sage
when. several months ngo. Della KeeRan was
knocked down and injured by Seventh ave-
nue. car. Acting as her attorney. he, at her
suggestion. visited Mr.. Sage in an effort to
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Ex.Trcn.urer Hus,on's Bank Stops.

INDIANAPOLIS. July 24.-Ex- United States
Treasurer Illusions bank. tho Citizens Bank.
did not oren to-day. The notice signed by
Huston was to the effect that owing to tho
clndod. in tho interests Of ALL to
suspend: TINT full statement was he
against the bank would he paid In fun with the
least possible delay; and that his entire estate
would ha held inviolate for the claims. In an
interview he snld
1T ia my misfortune. None Of tho dpposi-
tors or creditors will lose cent, Ny nersonal
property will more than cover all liabilities, to
cay nothing about the rcal estate"
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veraxua'S Finances In Dep,oras,c Cond,roa

POLAND SPRINGS, Me-. July 24.-Thomns W.
Palmer. President OF the Fair National Com
mittee. who 10 now guest here, states that
letters OF recent date from the Duke of YER
agua since his return to Madrid show that his
as WIS ienred bat0re he left Chicugo.
When asked II the Duke had agreed to ac-
laughed and remarked: II don't believe there
70 a man In America or Europe who would ro-
fuse to DC pulled PULLED, ont OF 4 hole h1d assure
begging. he and his family will receive any as
full tribute"
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Killed by a Blow from His Emp,orcr.

OcoNoMowoc. Wis, July 24.-William schu-
macher. coachman for William A. Thompson
of Chicago. WAS instantly killed this morning
by blow struck by his employer Young
Thompson Is n son of William A. Thompson.
who died last year, and lives Mt his summer
residence in Islnndnle. on La Belle Lake. THIS
morning Mr. Thompson had occasion to visit
alteration with another employee Mr.
Thompson nteriered, and struck sshum2 cher
he soon after died. Tho trouble originated In
dissination on the part OF tho coachman and
in talebearing ON tho part OF the other en-
ploYee.
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Denver Bank. Likely to Resume.

DENVER. July 24.-Rerresentatives OF the ak
national banks OF Denvor held meeting this
afternoon with Bank Examiners Lazicr and
Adams. and all agreed to present IN agree
mont 70 the derosi.ors whereby the banks are
six per cent interest for terms Of
four oght. twelve. and sixteen months
as may he respectively arranged. IL the de-
positors agree 10 this prorosit ion the Comp
troler vii permit al, the banks to resume
must h. nuite strong before tho banks will 10
allowed to resume.
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LAWYER MARsHALL.
snd made affidavit thereof. that her sister had
ppSoh common woman" and had told her
IaeEp. Mr. sage. SGi, In addition dHI To- ehess
sysd mad sonaSt to 'sSs
iMarys mid In the case by offering TO obtain for
ser . better employment and by promising her
The sGaS S 9 hS hnt ary
!hulhern had received an offer OF better en-
& pWershir from alawyer occupying offices with
NJ Shss rs:itins these s,ssssion. contained in
and h En 2Ps1 ty1s
written counter afiidavits.
shall ! read them or merely state their
III, on merely, state their contents" replied
MS Honor, glsneing IN dismayy from the
lttook nearly three hours for the lawyer
merely to state the contents. The first affi-
dsylt he copsldered was by the plaintiff;
Essd COMPLAINT and b oi paricai S sf IN
hsr suit and she reiterated their truthfulness.
an ana she pronounced as absolute falschoods
hii ms statements as to her mental irresponsi-
nwyyd and her seng public and that
ohegIn this suit. As a matter Of TACT. she she
"a ga she had urged her lawyer for six months
lawyer
NJ s4 sfss n by ohfs: ssys os Q. Ri;
opinion that Della Keegan Is a person men
'a,yp although physically depressed"
bAlexnnder r. Rogers notary public. swore
vas acknowledged before him on April ~.
t tbm.3' at 5ln Ninth avenue and that she Was
en-" 81 liquor. but was sane. sober. and re-
NJ Marshall next gave a. summary OF an
wholly and maliclonsiy false" Mr., Sege's
rGnMt." TINT he had Induced the PLAINTIFF TO
WihnE suit and cndeavored to secure Mary
SMHih"rR'. aid by offering her an improved sit
,m,nation; Mary Mulhern had told MIN. no said.
that ,re and Ter hustani Sere In Door health
nrn - tnry were Obliged to live in the base.
leht OF house ~ which she was jenitIess. a
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J,e..v Mcdonald Killed.

ST. LouIA July 24.-Jockey J. Mcdonald met
q horrible death about 200 feet from the grand
stand ut South Side Park tonight
He WAS riding Dan ID. In the second race.
and Just after the break Dan d. took tho rail.
with Flora c. next. On the outside. and Johnny
u. Just behind.
The horse suddenly broke down and fell as
though shot, striking on his head and falling
over on Mcdonald.
johnny Is. fell over the prostrate Jockey and
horse, and when Dan y who was knocked
to lie dead. having had tho life instantly
crushed out OF him.
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TAILOR MOTHERS VOYAGE.
blown Out To Sea and Picked UP by n
Steamer which BrIngs Him 10 Town.

AsDUnY PARK. N. j.. July 24.--Ernest Notter.
q tailor at this place. had rather novel OK
perience yesterday. He went to Manasluan
md put out ir n small boat, intending to take
n short sail Tho wind WAS blowing strong
from the wost and. being unable TO manage
his craft, Nntter was blown out to sea.
HIS friends hero feared tho little yRwl was
cArsiZed and he drowned hut Int this after
noon word was received from Notter that he
had been pickel up by q passing steamer and
landed In New York.
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MARHIEn AFTER AyHNIyG PARADE
Private AIiuisi Of the rwent, cond Gets
Leave OF Absrnsr,

STATE C,Mr pErKsKILI. july 24.-After
narado tonight Private j. V. AIlnisi OF Com
panY II, Twcnty-second Regiment was mnr-
rlod. The soldiers bride camc up from New
York on tho boat to-day. and the ceremony
was performed at PcGkski br tho Rev j.
Guernsey nosworth OF New York.
Private Ailuisi has received leave OF absence
from camp until tomorrow.
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a NEW FORK AND BOSTON TRAIN
HREcKED.
Several Persons Reported to Invo Been
Killed and Many Wounded.

PROVIDENCE. July 25.-The mail train from
Boston to New York. duo in this city ut 10
o'clock. was wrecked OF DodCoville this morn.
Ing. 1t is reported that several persons wero
killed and many injured.
No particulars have been obtained at this
hour. $50 o'clock.
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HARRY VEIL HAILED UP.

Stock Exchange Governor. summon Him 10
nm Explanation.
The Governors OF the Now York Stock Ex-
change. following up the speech OF President
Frank X. SturEls on Saturday. determined
yesterday to summon Ila ry G. We'll OF A. j..
We'll & Co. to appear before them on Aug 4,
o answer to the charge TINT he has circulat cd
reports detrimental to the good conduct OF tho
Exchange. In n word. tho Governors want
him to explain his remarks about hs account
with the Manhattan banking Company.
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SHE JUMPED FROM THE T1NDou.

Ellen began Says Her Fa h-r Had Neaten
Ier-He Is Arrested.
Ellen Degan. 10 years old. jumped from the
second-story window at 719 East l3ith street
last night.
She says her father William had scolded and
beaten her. He was arrested and she was sent
to tho Harlem Hospital.
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A Montana Bank Gives Up.

GREAT FALLS. Mon. July 24.-The Merchants
National Bank closed it's doors to-day. A no.
tice. signed by tho directors, says TINT all tho
depositors will pnid In full
The hank held S21 900 city funds and S32-
600 OF the county and 100000 of State funds.
hut has little or no ready money on hand. No
uneasiness about other banks ls felt.
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WASHINGTON. July 24.-The reserve held by
national banks on tho last call In the follow
inr cities was; Albany. N. Y, 81 90 per cent. /:
2U52 per cont. New Orleans. 27U4 per cent.
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Ccuaressman Breckinridge's sion In Anot
Scrapc.

LEXINGTON. Ky., July "a. - Congressman
Breckinrdges son Robert assaulted q young
railroad man. Lew Brown. with a knife here
tonight.
Brown then poLted a pistol ut him. and at
his command Breckenridge threw the knife
down. Brown went home unhurt. and Brock
inridge tried to get pistol 10 attack him with,
but failed.
This is the third scrape breckenridge has
been In since his arrival hero few months
ago from years cruise on n training shin
which II was thought would cure him OF HIS
Wild ways.
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TIE GROUSE BABY.

FrOoTG Us IegItImacY SnId TO Have Bern
Obtained.
Mr.. Sanford Steele Of Steele & Dickson. at
torneys for Dorothen EdGaritn Grouse. the
claimant for the estate left by ID. Edgar Grouse
OF Syracuse said last night that no had ahso-
his client mother, Mrs. Rostarlitz and the
dead millionaire. Mr. Steele said that he had
also found tho lawyers whom Grouse had ut
one tImo consulted with u Wow TO securing Q
divorce from his wife.
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An Ohio Bank Resumes.

PORTSMOUTH. o.. July 24.-The Citizens Saw.
ings Bank, which suspended about tho middle
Of juno. resumed to-day with new derosits to
tho amount Of $50. 900. Confidence In the
banks ability to pay it's debts Is fully restored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Win New York. ontArlo and western Railway on Men
Leave franklin ~ Ferry ~ 4, NJ. West 4:d e. A.
giih arrive chicago 80 !, NJ fo''oSnv ,'y sotnh
MAYS va N!AgaTa Fn,iA Tickets F0Ch Ten days full
Information at 37l broadway. Acw Y0rE,-Iie.
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LATEST Marine Intelligence.
Arrlysd-ss Stuttgart. BCdecker. from Bremen.

New York csntral-faSt line to RGbhsh Springs
Through Wagner ears.-4ds.
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Snow in M alne.

BANGOR. July 24.-Thors have boon some
remarkable variations of tcmp"raturo in this
region during the pastfew days. On Saturday
the mercury was 96' In the shade. On Sunday
there was hail storm Mt Dexter which dam
aged crops. furnished snow enough fora snow
halling match. and sent the temperature nown
from 3S' to 5O'. In Bangor this afternoon
there was decided snow Hurry. and tho
weather to- night Is as cold as In October.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

RpLns TAbules correct a bad breath aud Improve the
complexion order or your druggist,-4dS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-25

Ca,I-Aya La Rnia has Nane blown In bottle
Look for tt-Ada
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Q~irfcinopiciie 1T. IT..
(gfter On. aaib. atrietiOsnOs.)

Siette Scnoao eiter Psychological (v''
,SulD par en- iauo @lRoesoag for 3ions N'e
niabeS / gracD, Ninh, bctjcnt az *altorern'
gteDoIo % 8rod). Neri9teoens nge attl'
bleu paa ben Tag inOuiei al grOf. SOB. v.
pisaier, iom prRoifeoe ourr Gi 8, 13-2l
III. Sobulon bolOt grouietaIen Der HGrr'er
lutteoe fla III l 9iri. A. 4 5. 5 ben bplip
beige Gambling oeltoa foruoen be H9onl'
gaiiorerne gdneitao, Nner, Billie. 9. IRA
selsien cs Rcsnlie.
Tette er Menigbeoens aroen airfs. Yen
fsrIte er bperten soeIa8t tabt eler blepsH
for 9ammleI, men for lioen iaa at bet er We
uigbebens gegt % 9ripieL JONI ir9oepe 10
ptoeIie al Rlmmet. "a MI bet npe CUBS
bus paa Snopieiiesbagen itoo Der iulot tGr'
Digit meo gr9biieitoI, 7sbefnnt, alter, VII
tcrfar, 9picItase r % Camper, % besuoen
for gnieoningen par prpbet paa bet ina9'
fuloelie mes Raturen3 itjpnreite Slomiter,
bapbe man / iIere Senieenoer @runo til at
iige: "Serrs. Der er soot p9re."
9ette piite fig osiaa. Otter at Nenisbe-
ben bapoe beipiit be Sunoreoer, iom operpar
Soften, inmIeOes man islen / Sirten til ct
SamtaIemgoe paa ct Bar Timer. 9len'
itaub for Samtalen par: Den friiteliae
8arueopbraseIie / Sorbinbelie meo WeHts'
ON man paa .oenne forte lib
lille fir fomme bpbt inb | oeune for bort epige
BEL iaa pistise Gag, iaa bar bet bog til Bet
5ormauins Us sapnIis Spmuntrin9
ben sooe Sag.
On Gftenen iamleoes man i9ien til Cubs
os Iaitor SIaneitao prGbiieoe oper
lo9le gers al 9asens gpiitel.
5oruben ben i9opnnli9e DISTINGUISHING
'Iep nosIe 2uuiunse sipre tiltcoite uf 0fe'
ligbeoens 8irfefur os SsIanos aIrtefor peo
lie tire SamIinser / afrten.
Cub sap ps iaa megen @lnoe paa oenne
Gag. at ben / Sanobeo blep en- @laossbas,
IGnge piI minne5 fsrit os iremit al 0ie'
meo oeis Susuepreit men o9iaa at
E taIri8e @iGiter, ium enoug tom Iauspeis
ra.
Sor 9erre Cub boloe fremoeles fin 8elligs
eIie oper beune Reuigbeo o. oels arbeip.
'mnte Sl9Ieipraer, ia ban oeiii9ne belle Dor
g. u. Billie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Wan ifal lite itiffe I'm N9ie | an.

ores Ting. On 8onbe fra Oplanoet
reiite til ariitiania us iao / Sernbaue.
tape iammen meb nosle flOtte 6errsr.
Baa &etien tos ban i'm meset forte
ariotpibe Op al Yeitelommen for at faa
Jig en- &s9. Oct ma inbrsmmes, at
ban, ba ban tarote Yiben, life bar lanat
fra aietippen' meo ben branbenbe
5prititfe. Gn al be Mebreiienoe, iom
al Naturen bar besapet meb en- mere
enb %alminoelis lang Naie, piloe MI babe
Sonoen til 8eoite os benpsnbte fig iaas
leoes til BAN:
"Set ma bore farlist for Naien at
BRUCE iaa Tort Yibe."
gonben ripUitersbe: "Ga, ies bar
@aien berefter, ies."