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DRESsNIAIkINU.

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GARMENTS and other
fine furs repaired, redyed, remodeiled
into latest styles at exceptionally low
y<ices: ladies waited on at their residences.
Mrs. T.. ]. BARKER. III West 3Oth-st..
late with c. q Gun;her's Sons. 5th-aVe.
CORRECT STILES.-Perfect III guaran-
teed faultless skirt droop; superior work
and finish. work shown: esponsible, rea -
sonable. expert on wraps. COOKE, 23o
West ATHEIST. near broadway.
DRESSMAKER.-F1rst class French dress
maker: elegant styles; wishes more Gus
toners. LOUISE. as West 9Sth-st
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PURC CANDY.
FOR PURE CANDIES GO TO
IT. G1WEl BERU9

FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
No. wooster-st.. four doors from Canal anal,
~, "Hhacoiotes. all candies Of his own
r,a,ufacture are warranted pure sugar
MS, Rreton's vegetable colors used. Also
importcr Of fruits and marrons, eiaces'
fancy boxes. bonbonnieres ana COSTUMES
notices, etc. - -, a.. ia
\ B.-Original manufacturer OF the oiu
fashioned chocolate cream drops. ounuSS
schools supplied AT the lowest prices qual-
INV c1neidered Wholesale and retall' Is
,ab'iqhad In 1868
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n,,vo>ns AND WATCHES.

nrauONDS watches. jcwelry. We.ar
PAYMENTS. reasonable prices. goooSS ,eN g
o,,esd representative calls. JNMr>'
pfRGNAN 81 Maiden Lane.
nr,voNps watches and jeweIy' -
weekly payments at lowest prices $50
tho manufacturer. estabushel
JACOR POHS. 1902 and l"4 fu''"" '''
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGt

pooI<s.-Large or small Libraries OF Books
purchased for cash: calls AT residences
ne G. RAINS, $50 jth-ave.
WILL BUY merchandise. stock OF all
kirds. wagons. harness luInitH I-rOR
AGE HOUSE. Broadway. Boerum-st''
Brooklyn.
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LADDERS AND FLAG POLES.
PORTLAND LADDER ~
lAUUERS i 4 n.l.. E RuI '9z au''uI,
LADIES TsILORs.

TAff.Sr MADE SKIRT. 81 INtl.l DID
CLOTHS WILL CALL SHOW eAM
Pills. STYLES. MEASURE Mlbl'N'
las West if'h 70
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
nEcoRATIvE PLANTS. ETC.

DHDNTA %F,%TI,Y preserved natural pains;
fsrns. etc. The Tropical Dec 80
Plant CO.. GILMORE. successor O'''0''
Scua.e. Entrance iith-st
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
SEEKS TO DELAY CRISIS.
Reply to British Proposal Believed
TO BE n Move to Gain Time.

Reply to British Proposal Believed
TO BE n Move to Gain Time.
Pretoria, Sept. G.-The reply oil the
Transvaal to the demand of Great
britain increases the number of years
residence necessary to obtain the fran
chise. .
London, Sept. 4.-Reuter's johannes
burg correspondent says:
The reply of the Transvaal to the
British communication withdraws the
franchise proposals and agrees III prin-
ciple to a conference at Cape Town
Afternoon papers take the Nicw8 that
il the foregoing dispatch is correct
krueger's reply is ominous. as ii is
palpably made to gain time. Sir Al
fred Miners suggestion of Il further
conference at Cape Town was for the
sole purpose of considering details and
for the enforcement of concessions Of
fered by the Beers. If the concessions
are Withdrawn there can be no object
from n British point of view for par
leying longer. The only Inference to
be drawn is that the Beers have taken
Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of state
for the colonies, at his word in A
broader sense than he intended, and
that they now want TO begin negotia-
tons over again on an entirely new
basis. Ri
The shrewdness of the Transvaal's
reported move is not likely 10 save it
from being interpreted by the British
government rs a thiniy yelled def
ance. and unless it is accompanied by
II vague agreement to further confer,
il would generally be taken as suf-
ficient cause for immediate hosiiiities.
Regarding the exact terms OF the re-
ply, reports continue mystifyingly
contradictory, but all agree that ex-
element in Johannesburg is undated.
that the exodus from that city is con-
tinuing and that the distress there is
increasing. C%ablegrams from Hocl
and British South African sources de-
tail the wal preparations on all sides.
In addition TO the pessimistic view of
the T%ransvaal situation, as u result of
the latest move by the Boer govern
ment, taken by the afternoon papers.
there is n well defined rnii,or that
a cabinet council has been hurriedly
called and the evident feeling M the
colonial Office is that the crisis has be-
come more acute.
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Will Be 4 BIG DAY
IN PHILADELPHIA.
Grand Parade Of the Old Boys
in Blue Will Take Place
There Today.
10 BE REVIEWED BY mKiNLE,
Presidential Party Arrived in the
City Inst Niaht.-.l,aradc Of
the Naval Veterans
Yesterday.

l'hlladelphia, Sept. 6.-President Me.
kllley and his party arrived here Mt g
o'clock last night, after a four hours
run from. Washington. The president
was accompanied by Secretary of War
Root, Prof. Schurman and Secretaries
Porter and C%ortclyou. Mrs. Mckinley
was not with the party, having re-
NAMED at home OH the advice OF her,
physician.
The party was met at the Pennsylya-
mia railroad station by Mayor Ash
bridge, General Louis Wagner. chair
man of the executive committee. ana a
number of city officials. The station
was thronged and n Gordon of police
men was necessary To keep the crowds
back asthe distinguished visitors made
their way from the train to the car
riages in waiting.
President Mckinley walked with un-
covered head from the train shed to
the street, aud was cheered to the.
echo. lie acknowledged the ovation
with many smiles and bows. The par
ty was driven rapidly to the Hotel
Walton.
The president retired about IL,
o'clock. This morning at s:45so'clock
he will receive Admiral Sampson and
the captains of the fleet. Later he will
ride over the. route through the Grand
Army parade to the reviewing stand.
in the city hall plaza. After the parade
he will be entertained at lunch in the
city hall.
The parade OF the National Associa-
ton of Naval Veterans yesterday af-
ternoon aroused the greatest enthusi-
asm. The first division was com-
posed of the United States naval brig
ade. Captain I. j. Jewett. brigade
commander, including marines and
seamen of the United States ships
New York, Indiana. Texas. Brooklyn.
Massachusetts, Nashville and Detroit
md League Island navy yard.
In the second division were the off
GERS and men of the United States rev..
enue cutter service.
The third division was composed of
carriages containing the officers of the
warships anchored in the Delaware
river. Rear Admiral Sampson and
Captain Chadwick were in the first car
riage.
The fourth division was composed
of the National Association of Naval
Veterans of the United States of
America.
pendent organizations of naval vet
Grams
The campaign for commandments
chief is waxing warm. 1t is one of the
t~iercest contests that the G. a. IL. has
been engaged in for a long time. There
are three candidates in the field: Act
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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
TRICK OF PARIS sWlNDLER.
Induced a Farmer to Bet lie Hae
Seen II King OF Clubs.

Induced a Farmer to Bet lie HAt
Seen X King OF Glubs.
London Leader: "A somewhat move
mcthody CT robbery has Just beer
adopted Will, success on the ontskiri
of Paris, the victim beng a wealthy
peasant who was on his WAY to tht
central meat market TO sell his cattle
A stranger aceosted lin just out.
side the Notifications, and n cohvcrsa,
ton and Il quickly formed acqaainti
anceship ensued. The stranger point
ed out a king Of clubs girnimea agains'
a mile post.
THAT is the king Of clubs he he
marked. You will be !acky ii 70,
play tonight
A little further on the stranger re.
turned to the subject. 81 cant ge
that king of hearts out of my mind
he observed. King Of clubs, ,yot
mean" replied the peasant. mo. king
Of hearts, insisted his companion.
The peasant had 600 francs on him
"Will you heta!H he asked. Done
The pair returned to the mile,
stone. where. sure enough, was the
king OF hearts glmmed To it. as tn
stranger Ind said. So the peasant
gave up his COO francs.
Later on he remembered that his
newly-made friend had nodded
gentally to q third party they had met
on the road. Thai, had evidently been
the sign which had secured his dis.
comfiture. and he has laid a charge
with the police.
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LONG CABINET SESSION.
Prof. SrhnrHaan Makes n Statement
on Philippine Situation.

Washingtony Sept. 6.----srhe cabinet
session today lasted several hours
President Schurmali, OF the Philippine.
commission, was present by invitation.
He made ascomprellensiye statemento Oft
the situation in the islands. 1t is un-.
derstood that within d few days he.
viii make a statement on his obserya-
tons in the islands for general pub
LEGATION, and later will make Z formal
report to the president. This. how
ever, will not be till after Dewey re-
turns. 1t is understood President
Schurman takesa hopeful view and be-
iieves the increased force will be able
to make short work OF the insurgents,
He says A%guinaldo does not represent
the entire native population. While
the Anti-Imperialist league has had no
uppreciable effect non the American
forces there, he says it has given great
encouragement to Agninaldo.
A member of the cabinet declares
the president, contrary TO reports, has
not formulated a plan fer the govern
ment Of the philippines after the iI-
snIrection is suppressed. nor is he Civ
ing the matter inucl, thought at pres
elt. 1t is his Intention to cooperate
with congress in that regard and he
will not form a hard and fast system
and insist on its adoption-
The subject of relieving Otis of part
of his duties was not mentioned to-
day, but the impression is that he may
be put at the head of the civil admins
tration and relieved of the responsible
ity of military oDpratiOnS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
French Government Looks for Riots
at Rennes When the Yer
dict Is Rendered.
MORE TROOPS STATIONED NEAR BY
>Rumored That the Cabinet Will
Quash Proceedings if the
Verdict Adverse.
ILLEGALl1y is TO BE ALLEGED
Court-Martial, 1t Is Reported, Will
BE Charged With Transccnding
Its Jnrisdiction--Arrcst of
Generals May FOLLOW.

r-.aH&. Las-. HaNH4E tAa. LHEH.
Rennes, Sept. Gas the end of the
Dreyfus court-martial trial comes
within sight, the French government
is beginning to exhibit a fear that the
verdict may lead to trouble. and orders
have been given that two regiments of
infantry and one cavalry regiment, al
ready within hail of ltennes, hold
themselves ready to march on he'town
on the first sign of disorder, to. occupy
all strategical points.
The local a~nti-Dreyfus organs, by
their a%nti-foreign articles, have al
ready singled ont foreigners as enc
mics of the country, and there is lit
tile doubt that foreign journalists win
be the first victims of the mob, not so
much Anglo-Saxons, as the Austro-
German and Russian Jews, who form
a majority Of the press. representation
of their respective countries.
III the Verdict Is Adverse.
New York, Sept. 5.-A Rennes spe-
cial to the Herald says:
Doubts of full acquittal, eve of any
cqnittal, are becoming so general
that the cabinet has discussed the sit
uation, and a movement has been be-
gun to take the matter before the
court of cessation. with the design of
having the proceedings quashed, on the
ground that the procedure before the
court-martial has illegally transcend
ed the limits set by the cessation court
in OnSfpJ1.t mr. = I hp 1nSn fN "a T, er,,t.t.
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y New Russian messiah.

London Globe: A peasant called
Mnkarotf. who alleges that he is the
messiah. has made his appearance IN
the Russian province of Samara, on
the Nolga. MakaroH is n middle-aged
man, whose features are said to strong
ly resemble those attributed 10 Christ
by carly byzantine artists. according
70 Makarotf, Samara and the neigh
boring provinces are being punished
by periodical visitations<of pestilence.
and famine, not Il S the result OF drouth
or the scarcity of labor. or any of the
alleged causes. but because Of the sins
and shortcomings of the people. The
new messiah has selected ten ONE
of his following as his special minis
trants. These he calls s'tle ten wise
virgins" They serve as his lnesser-
gers and as the opponents among the
peasantry of his peculiar views.
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South u kota I,rcyiiirs.

While the town OF Niobrara is on the
Nebraska side of the Missouri river,
opposite Running Water. S. d., it con-
tribnted a number Of soldiers 10 the
First regiment, South Dakota volun
teers. A citizens meeting was held
at Niobrara to make arrangements for
suitable greeting to their young SOL
;liers when the South Dakota regi-
nent returns from the Philippines.
The Northwestern railroad has be-
gun extensive improvements OF Its
property in Watertown. II S;ll grade
and fiji the low places sontll Of the
depot. They Will then be enclosed
with m iron fence, a fountain placed
N the center, and trees will he set out,
which will make a beautiful park
hen completed. Other improvements
sill soon follow
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
DAY OBSERVED IN
BY SOUTH OAkOTANs
Sioux Falls and Sturgis Success
fully Celebrate Holiday in
Honor Of Labor.
DEMONSTRATION ii FoRmER PLACE
labor Organizations Parade Mt
Sioux Falls, Which City Was
in Gaia Attire All Day.
Picnic at Slurgis.

Sioux Falls. S. d., Sept. 6.--Lnbor
day was observed in Sioux Falls yes
terday in n most thorough manner.
All business houses renamed closed,
and the day was given over to the cele-
bration. The city was handsomely
decorated in honor of the event.
In the forenoon Il parade OF the
Knights of Labor and MI the labor
unions took place. The mayor and city
council, headed the procession, which
extended yer four blocks. The streets
were crowded with people, and flags
and bunting were displayed on every
hand. In the parade We're many floats
and transphrencics representing the
various trades and business houses.
by the mayor and the speakers it dis
persed.
In Che afternoon Thomas A. Ayres,
private secretary to Governor Lee. and
Zoe l. Crawford, former attorney gen
real of South Dakota, addressed the
rowd in the auditorium. The ground
loor of the building was divided mp
INTO booths, where the factories and
business houses displayed their wares.
A ball game between the Sioux Falls
carnival team and Luverne. Mimi. club
VAS played Mt the ball park, and the
lay was concluded by a grand ball at
The auditorium.
Black Hills Celebrates.
Deadwood, s. D., Sept. Gully 5000
people attended the Labor day picnic
at Sturgis from Deadwood, Lead, Terry
and surrounding camps. The weather
vas perfect.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
Pensions

Washington, Sept. 5.-Pensions have
been granted as follows:
Nebraska: Original-Henry I1ouer, SOL
diers' and sailors home. Hall. s.. In-
crease-Jamcs Webb. Tecumseh. IS to sl2.
Iowa: Additionai-.Albert Murray, Fort
Madison. So 10 SIC. lnerense-Dcnnis Tea
ford, Hamburg. s14 to ST; Edward II.
Thomas, ottumws, sl2 to sl4; George w.
Franklin. sldon, So 70 St George ",
Hardwltk, Red Oak. Sc to IS. Original
Widows, Etc.-Harrict Tripp. Sioux City,
IS: Abby p: s, l<ings?ana. Bancroft, ST..
South Datotn: InrreaSe-RoberttI Ben.
liett. Brresfnrd, Si2 10 ST.
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ToDAYs TESTIMONY.
Ex-Minister Of Justice Traricux Ea
Seas Ora. Drcyfus.

Ex-Minister Of Justice T%ruricux Fa-
ors. Drcyrus.
Rennes, Sept. 6.-rhe session he
hind closed doors of the court-martial
before which Dreyfus is being tried
lasted until S:15 this morning.
C%ernuschi, the political refugee and
reported scion Of Scrvian royalty, who
appeared yesterday as a witness for
the prosecution, was not examined by
the court during the closed session.
Examination of thc secret dossier was
the sole occupation of the court dur
ing the sitting in camera, the decision
having been reached. possibly in view
of the message telegraplled here yes
terday by Minister of War Gallifet. to
hear the rest of C%ernuschi's evidence
in open court.
Inbori's Petition.
When the open session began Labor
presented a formal application to the
court for an order upon Carriere, gov
eminent commissary, to request inter-
ested foreign governments, through
diplomatic channels, to communicate
to the court various documents relat-
ing to the bordcrcau. Labor explained
the purpose Of his application by cit
ing the fact that the court was now in
an extremely delicate situation. and
added that he had pointed out to Car
riere that Colonel Schwartzkoppen and
Signor P~anizzart1i; German and Italian
military attaches respectively at Paris,
We're witnesses he deemed necessary
to summon. Labori though this step
would worry nobody. and it was in
conformity With preccdents.
Carriere replied he did not think the
government could ask another govern
ment for the restoration of documents.
He suggested the defense should OBJ
tain and submit the papers semi-ofi-
,cially to the court. He had no obiec-
ton to securing Schwnrtzkoppen and
Panizzardi if they consented to come.
NJ %Paleologue said that while La
boris request appeared quite logical
and just, there We're diplomatic consid-
erations which made it inadmissible
for the government to take such an
initiative as was proposed.
Colonel Jouaust said the court would
decide the matter later; meanwhile il
would proceed With the taking of evil
dence,
The first witness was Reporter Bas-
sett, whom the Matin sent to London
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
TRANSPORT AGROUND.
City of Morgan Bcached in Oricn.
tn Matters. 49,

City of Morgan Bcached in oricn.
tai Waters.
Washington, Sept. 5.-lThe quarter.
master general Of the army yesterday
received the following cable from Ma
sasai, Japan, dated yesterday, stat
ing TINT one osSthe government trans
ports had gone aground: Morgan
City (trnnsport) struck, made water,
was heached, eastern entrance north
ern channel inland sea; all safe. Dam
age unknown; particulars later"
4 dispatch from the quartermastcr
Of the transport was received today,
saying alEthe troops were safely land.
ed. The ship cannot proceed to Ma
Mia, and Otis will send the transport
Ohio to take the troops to that point.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
OLDEST AMERICAN ACTRESS.

Philadelphia, Sept. 6.--AIrs. Sarah A,
Baker, who has Just died at Forest
Home, was The Oldest American ac-
tress. Her last appearance was made
with Thomas w. Kecne during the sea-
son preceding his death.
Mrs. Baker was born in Philndelphia
in 1915 and made her debut nineteen
years later at the Walnut Street thea-
ter, Of which her father, Charles s.
Porty, was at that time manager. She
played with all the famous actors tho
stage had known during the
years Of her professional life.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
SPECIAL VOLUNTEER REGIMENT.

Captain Genry, of California. Asks
Permission to Organize II.
San Francisco. Sept. Cit is possible
a special volunteer regiment will be
raised. in this city TO. enter the field
against the Filipinos. Captain Geary,
of California, who has Just brought
his boys back, telcgraphed ~ Washing
ton for permission to organize another
regiment from among the returned
fighters and former volunteers OF the
west. Permission has ben partly
granted, but the governo. Of California
must approve ii before ANYTHING can
be done,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
columpin.Derenaer Hace.

Batesman's Point, r. l., Sept. A.
Columbia and Defender started on Il
second trial race today over a triangu-
lar course of thirty miles, or ten miles
to the leg. Columbia crossed the
starting line twenty-five seconds ahead
of Defender.
Columbia o went to the front,
outsailing Defender steadily. Round-
ing the second mark, Columbia had a
lead of about six minutes with which
she stood away for the finish.
Unofficial time at the finish gave the
Columbia the race by ten minutes and
seven seconds.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09

Elihu Root is the eighth secretary of
war credited to New York. His predc-
cessors from that state were John
Armstrong Madison); Peter Il. Por-
ter tJohn Quincy Adams); Benjamin
j. Butler tJaekson; John c. Spencer
(Tyler); William l.. Marcy CPolk):
John NJ. Schotield tJohnson). and Dan
iel S. Lamont (Cleveland.)
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
ca 10 Mect I,cpimcnt.

Pierre, S. d., Sept. Or. w. Stewart,
delegate from this city, left yesterday
and Congressman Burke will start this
morning for Omaha, where the repre-
sentatiyes from the state will meet to
start for San Francisco to meet the
South Dakota troops on their arrival.
Several members of the First South
Dakota who have been discharged are
expected to arrive in this city this
evening, and u reception will be wait
ing for them.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
Enslewood saved From Fire

Deadwod, S. D.. Sept. eighty
men We're out all night fighting fire
south of E~nglcwood. on the Burling-
ton railroad. The wind nbated
what. which saved Englewood from de-
struction. The fire has burned all the
timber on Custer peak.
telephone message from n of the
ranchers who has come in from the
Nights work states that with another
rale of wind nothing can prevent n
# the worst fires the Black Hills has
ser seen. There is big timber in all
directions. The rancher reports five
ranchers burned out, everything being
lost.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
Must BE a LAWYER.

Worthing. S. d., Sept. 6.-The SUI
preme court has just decided a very
Important appeal from Lincoln county
Last election Judge Virgins was elect
cd county judge by the republicans.
lie is 0 a lawyer and the opposition
held that he was not qualified, as the
law says q judge must be learned in
the law. Virgins took the oath of
Office and a. Iamison, of Hudson. dem
ocratic candidate for the same Office,
through his attorney, contested. The
.asc was tried before u referee, who
held Virgins qualified. The case was
appealed, anG now the supreme court
holds him not qualified. and a new
judge will have to be appointed.
The Worthing Enterprise has
changed hands. Fred Il. Ilawn, re-
Gently editor of the iowa Odd Fellow,
published at Maxwell. Ia, has pur-
chased the paper and taken personal
charge. Although having been out of
the state the past year, he is well
known in newspaper circles in South
Dakota.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09
Instructed For Judge smith.

Hot Springs, S. d., Sept. G.-The
Leans of Fall River county in joint
convention selected the following dele
gates to the state judicial convention:
+. S. Amcs, Ed W. Blakey. Fred Dale.
Steve Wright: alternates. 4. S. Cox.
Geo. Paine, G. NJ. Cleveland and c. S.
Isham. The delegates We're instructed
to use their hest efforts to secure the
nomination of Judge Edmund Smith,
Of Rapid City as the Black Hills candi-
date for Judge of the supreme court.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-09-09

Moths fly against the candle flame
because their eyes can bear only n
small amount of light. When, there
fore, they come within the light of a
candle. their sight is o%verpowered' and
their vision confused. and as they can-
not distinguish objects they pursue
the light itself and fly against the
llama