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New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
UO GAIN THROUGH UNsOUND MIND.
FRIENDs DESIRE GUARDIAN FOR NIECE
OF HUGH MIAUGHLIN.

Miss Grace Mclaughlin a sister Of the late
yBub" Mclaughlin and niece of Hugh McLaugh-
Sin the Democratic leader Of Brooklyn, was yes
4erday adjudged by jury sitting in Part II OF
special term Of the Supreme Court before Justice
Alerean, Brooklyn, to be of unsound mind and in
competent to care for her property. The jury rem
dered the verdict without leaving the courtroom
Miss Mclaughlin is fifty years old. The witnesses
in the trial were LorerZo O'Connor and his wife.
Anna OConnor. the latter sister Of Grace. with
whom she has lived for thirty years.
The proceeding yesterday was preliminary to an
sction by the friends of Miss Mclaughlin to get
sDossession for her of the property No. 81 Jay-st
1t is contended that she is entitled to this. 1t is
now merged in the estate of 'Bub" Mclaughlin,
whose widow and executrix, Pauline Mclaughlin
AZ IS alleged, refuses to surrender the property
rrhe proceedings have Miss Mclaughlin ad-
Judged Incompetent were therefore necessary in
order that a guardian of her person and estate
might be appointed and an action begun to OBTAIN
possession Of the property The property 1t is
asserted. was left to "Bub" in trust for Grace.
sBub" Mclaughlin cared for his sister until ms S
was made upon his widow to surrenosr the tsag Jay
ft IS understood, the ground that she mao no
power TO transfer the property under her nus
hands will
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
FUNERAL OF COLONEL VAN s1cr7n
OLDEST SURVIVOR OF THE STATE Lne,.
LATURE AT HIS DEATH

White House. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-The r,ns-.,
Colonel Andrew Van Sickle held IN the rsh.. "
Reformed Church yesterday The Rev WiH, ~
Davis officiated, assisted by the Rev R D
long. Colonel Van Sickle was of the most 80,
inent citizens of this State. He was born On :.
old family homestead near Newton. Sussex COUNTY
March 20 1920, and at the age of twenty-one bs~s'
farming near Lebanon.
In 1852 and 1853 Colonel Van Sickle represa,.
Hunterdon County in the legislature. At thar 80
ne was the young gest member Of either hOus4 ane
his death he was the oldest survivor OF theE E ia at
lature. N-0 esis
In 1852 he appointed colonel in tha a..
militia by Governor Joel Parker and was In hsats
OF the States recruiting for the volunteer .rse ase
throughout the war army
Colonel Van Sickle was for thirty-nve va.
director of the old HunterdOn County F3anT T's a
was charter member and incOrDoFator =, te
Heading Mutual Insurance Company. He was ,He ,he
snonville Vigilant Society He died on tha s Leo
vive him. 7Ss's sar-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
Fight WITHIN A COMPANY
ISAAC L. RICE SAYS HIS OPPONENTS
WANT TO PREVENT HIS SIGN
ING CHECKS

A lively contest is in progress between President
Iseac l. Rice and his friends and the party op-
posed TO them in the management OF the Con-
solidated Railway Electric Lighting and Refrig-
Grating Company which formed a year ago,
with capitalization of s22.OOO0oO, hold the
s5.ooo.05O stock OF the old company of the same
name. in which f. c. Hons and his friends were
interested, and the s16,oO0OO0 stock of the Con-
soidated Railway Electric Lighting and Equip
ment Company, of which Mr. Rice was and is
president. There were turned in 5000 shares of
the refrigerating company and 10000 shares of the
equipment company.
A1r. Rice says that it understood and agreed
that the board of directors should be reorganized,
SO that the equipment company interests, repre-
sentitJg about three-fourths OF the outstanding
stock should assume control; but that the Hollins
representatives retained the control, numbering
five Of the nine directors The five attended
regular meeting OF the board Wednesday, Mr..
Rice not being present, and passed resolution
calling for his resignation president and drec-
tor Of the equipment company. Mr.. Rice declines
10 retire, making the point that the equipment
company IS the chief asset of the refrigeratng
company, and that he proposes to hold the presi-
dency Of the equipment company until March 20,
when the stockholders annual meeting is to be
held. At a meeting of the board yesterday he
tered formal protest alleging that the board of
directors, at present constituted, is not the law
full board and was not chosen by the shareholders
OF the company,
Mr.. Rice said last night that the Refrigeratng
Company had brought suit against him to have re-
1nent Company. He never had had 10000 shares. in
fact, only q few more than $500 shares. which he
the company.
Fare doing all that they can to tire me out be-
cause they appointed some officers at high salary
and refused TO sign checks. The scheme is to de-
pIlxe me OF the right to sign checks l have fled a
the securities Of the company are deposited, that
no check be honored that is not signed by me; I
aleuoills Win lhose assets
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
GRIGGs NOT SURE OF PAssAIc corv,v
APPARENTLY DIssENsIoNs THERE IN CHoosx,
sEWELLis SUCCESSOR

Paterson. Jan, 10 .(SI torney Gars,.,
John w. Griggs. who is in the contest FOR 80
vacancy in the Senate caused by the dear, !.
General William j. Sewen. learned Yesterday g.
the first time that he has some opposition IN NJ,
own county. A Senator and five AssembIvuan
from Passaic County will have -oice in the nar
ing of the next United States Sanator. All Of thsr
have heretofore been looked upon as Griggs ms,
but it appears now that OILY one-Senator McKsa
has pledged the ex-Attorney General his suuuor-
The others have either indicated their opoosiro,
or refused 10 con nit themselves.
Mr.. Griggs called for a conference OF the Passa,c
County lawmakers, but only two OF them attendss
Senator Mckee and Assemblyman Davidson
The latter fatty refused 10 promise Griggs his
support, giving his reason the fact that he was
dissatisfied with the manner in which soma ~
his colleagues in the Assembly from this counfv
had treated him Another Assembyman who r1-
fused TO attend the conference, declared that IL ha
voted against Griggs it would be because some 81
the leaders had, without his authority promised
Griggs his Still another of the Passaie Corr
ty Assemblymen has informed his friends thar ba
is pledged to another candidate. The situation II
Passaic County has caused much surprise end II
may seriously affect the prospects of Mr. Grggs
Another conference will be held to-day his Office
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
The Tribune Almanac Will tell You the new
districts of New-YOrk. For sale at
newsdeaIers' everywhere, by mail, for rs
cents copy.
ANOTHER CLEVELAND FAILURE.
TRUST COMPANY UNABLE TO REALIZE UPoN AS
SETS QUICKLY ENOUGH TO MEET DEMANDS.

SETS QUICKLY ENOUGH 10 MEET DEMANDS.
Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 10.-The Euclid Avenue
Trust and Savings Company, at Nos. s4 and Sc
Euclid-ave.. made an assignment to-day to Frank
H Ginn The assignees bond fixed at s25O0OO
by Judge Bloch, of the Insolvency Court Mr..
CHM made the following written statement:
The directors of the bank decided TO make an as
signment for the benefit of ali of the creditors,
for the that the bank has been unable to
realize upon its assets rapidly enough to the
unusual demands which have been made upon it
recently. The directors state that no depositor and
no customer of the bank will lose a dollar, and that
the bank is solvent, and that its present embar-
rassment arises from the fact that its patrons have
been unable meet their obligations to the bank
with sufficient rapidity to care for the unusual
Withdrawals
The bank has Hquidated during the last three
months from about 81 100000 to $4,000 deposits.
and the assignment will merely continue the lqui-
dation under the orders of the court.
According to the last published statement of the
bank. issued on October /. 1901 the capital stock
paid in 100000: total resources 81 sd4
oo2; individual deposits, s2,ls777S; surplus fund,
$500 The president of the bank is H c. Brainerd
and c. H. Stewart is secretary and treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
LOVING CUP FOR F. j. DE PEYSTER.
It is PRESENTED TO HIM AT SOCIETY OF COLO
NAL WARS ANNUAL. DINNER

Pride in the army ane navy was the keynote of
the tenth annual dinner or the Society OF Colonial
Wars held at Delmonico's last evening. The for
rner record of both departments was recalled with
enthusiasm, the present organization praised and
the future outlined by Colonel William Cary San
ger. responding for the army. and Lieutenant
Spencer S. Wood for the navy. Colonel Sanger
said;
We need not fear the military spirit in our ma
tonal life. when the army can I'LL responsible
positions in the Custom House and In civil life
We shan never have a large army. Our citizens
Will always do fighting.
Other speakers were Edmund Clarence Stedman
responding for the New-Engiand Society; Hamil-
ton w Mabe, the Rev. DR.. Ernest NJ Stires ana
A j. c. Sow6cn. - N
"A loving cup was presented to Frederick j. De
Eeyste Tor ten years the president of the society
Ihere We're ten toaSts, and upward of three hum
cred guests. among whom were Charles r. Miller
Paul Dana, ]. II. Rhoades Philip Rhinelander
Ee Roy satterlee, Paul G. Thebaud and Professor
Theodore s. Wooisey.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
ELECTRIC RAILWAY WANTS RECEIVER

Asbury Park. Jan. 10 (SpeciaD.-Application has
been made TO the Court Of Chancery by a nuruber
OF stockholders of the Atlantic Coast Electric Rail-
way Company for the appointment OF a receiver
The Toad-the third electric railway 70 be buit in
America-Tuns through Asbury Park. AIleahurst
Deal, Elberon West End. Long Branch Bradley
Beach. Avon and Belmdr- The road is encumbered
with $sO0,O00 first mortgage per cent bonds and
$4,000 general mortgage per cent bonds Tba
capital stock is S1,5O0GeO- On November the COM
pany defauted in the payment OF the S2aN0 in
tereSt due at that time the first mortgage bonds
The company has been running at a loss for sors
time, owing to the fact that the only income Is
during the summer months The bonded indebtad-
ness OF the company is said 70 be controlled By 81
II. Rogers, OF the Standard Oil Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

NEWARK JUDGE DECIDES DEPARTMENT KAs NO
RIGHTS OVER OTHER VEHICLES

NEWARK JUDGE DECIDES DEPARTMENT KAs NO
RIGHTS OVER OTHER VEHICLES.
Newark, Jan. 10--The general supposition that
hremen in responding to alarms have the right of
way upon the public highways is not founded upon
TACT, according decision rendered by Judge
SWayze. in the Circuit Court. last evening.
Fireman Philip A Knox, of Hook and Ladder
Company No 2, brought suit for 100000 against the
North Jersey Street Railway Company. Knox
injured on December %. 1900 in collision between
MS truck and Forest Hill trolley car. at Plane
and State
Ex-Governor Werts who appeared for the rail-
road company, contended that the rights of the fire
apparatus in the streets greater than
those of trolley cars other vehicles. and that,
as the car reached the intersection of streets
hrst, 1t held the right Of and that the driver
or the truck was guilty of contrbutory negligence.
The court agreed with counsel for the defence.
An appeal taken.
Two other suits resulting from the acc-
dent We're set back 10 await the outcome of the
appeal The fire authorities will back up Knox.
They claim that the city ordinances give the fire.
men right of way. and that if these are not sufh-
clent, an enactment 10 that effect will be sought
from the Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

Among those present at the performance OF Scbu
ler's 'Kabale und Lebe" at tho Irving Place Thea
tre last night. under the auspices and for the ben
eft of the German Department of Columbia Irn,
versity. Were the following: Nicholas Murray But
Ter. president of Columbia University; Professor
William II. Carpenter, Columbia University; Ernst
E. Lemcke, Mr.. and Mrs, Heinrich Conried Mrs
Seth Low, Gustave StraubenmuIler Assistant sn-
perntendent OF Schools; Professor Adolph Werner
OF the College Of the City of New-York; Professor
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Isodor Keller of the Normal College; Professor
Laurence A McI.outh of the New-York Unver
sity; Mrs Edward D. Perry, Mrs. John p Peters,
Mrs. Jacob A Remy. Mrs. Herman Ridder. Mrs.
James H. Robinson. Miss Agatha schurz. Mrs.
Fritz Achelis, Mrs. e W. Bagster-Colltns, Mrs.
Emil L. Boas Mrs Wilhelm A. Braun. Miss Helen
Dawes Brown, Mrs. Edward NJ. Burghard, Mrs.
Nicholas Murray Butler and Mrs William H. Car
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
HAVANA CONTRACT SIGNED.
1.-THE WORK TO BE DONE BY MGIvNEY &
ROKEBY, OF JERSEY CITY.

Havana, Jan. 10-A contract for the sewering
snd paving of Havana, for S10,649,O00. has
been signed by Mr.. McGivney, for McGivney &
iRokeby. of Jersey City, and Acting Mayor La
sforre for the city of Havana. Mr.. McGtvney
ass deposited bond of S500.00O.
The contract provides that the work be fin
ashed within four years and that 1t is to begin
thirty days after the city tells the contractors
10 begin. If notification to begin work is not
given within sixty days, the firm Of McGivney
& Rokeby are to receive per cent on the money
deposited. The delay is due to the fact that
The city has not yet provided means to raise the
necessary funds.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
BvERErT-MooRE EXTENSIONS.

Cleveland. Ohio, Jan. 10-It said to-day that
unsecured creditors of the Everett-Afoore synd-
cate representing 100000 of total OF 81 600 900
have signed agreements to grant extensions cover
ing ig period OF eighteen months on their claims
The committee In charge of the affairs of the syn
dicate say that every creditor thus far communi-
Gated with has agreed to make the desired extern
sion. " -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
EDGAR sPEYER ADDS TO oAssELL FUND.

London JAN D-Edgar Speyer. partner in the
nrm OF speyer Brothers. bankers has presented
fN6oo 10 the fund Of 10000 placed by Sir Ernest
tassell al the disposal of King Edward for the es
tsbishment OF a sanatorium for consumptives :
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
STANDARD OIL DROPS AGAIN.

There another decline-ths time % noin.sL
In Standard Oil certificates yesterday. On sales
Of about fifty shares the price went down to GOO
a drop OF 3S points in two days. ""
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
DEATH OF WOLF DAZI4N.

Wolf Dazan, who died yesterday at his home
No. 145 East Sixty-third-st-, eighty-sx years
old. He had long been a member of the firm of
W. Dazian, which was in business at No 26 IJnion
Square. dealing in costumes. makeups and theatri-
cal outfits ''~"NNA4-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
NOTES OF THE OPERA.

'Lohengrin' will be sung at the Metropontan
Opera House this evening, instead of "Fidelio" as
originally announced The cast of "Lohengrin'
will include Mines. Ternina and Louise Homer and
Messrs, Dippel. Bispham, Muhlmann and BASS
Walter Damrosch will conduct - S'
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The tribune Almanac will tell Won ahout
all kinds of societies and coIieSe srnsar
mites. For sale at newsdealers' everywhere
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The Tribune Almanac Will tell you about
the game laws and sporting records. For
sale nj newsdeaIers' everywhere or by mail,
for 20 cents per copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
Alexander Bandrowski. tn,

Alexander Bandrowski. the tenor, sailed yester
day from Bremen the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse. Mr. Bandrowski will sing tba +itI. -.
in "Manru," the opera by PadaraUsl.i P1i
Metropolitan Opera house in February - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

Anton Van Rooy arrived yesterday on the Ka,se-,
Maria Theresia He will make his first annaar.roa
at the Metropolitan Opera House for this season ON
Monday evening as Wotan in Die Walkiire - ~
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The Tribune Almanac Will tell you about
the assassinarfOu President Mckinley.
For sale uewsdeaIers' everywhere, by
ensfl, for % cents copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11
L4RGE INCREASE IN CAPITAL.

Trenton. JAN 10.-The Bolivia Trading Com
Pany filed papers with the Secretary OF State
increasing its authorized capital from Sl00.60o to
SlO,OO0O1O. The papers signed by II. G. Beau
champ, secretary of the company.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-11

The Tribune Almanac tell you
cisiOn in the SchIey Court of Inquiry-dOn't
argue about il. For sale at newsdeaIers'
everywhere, or by mail. for 20 cents per
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

futile pere ubvflig; men je9 fan
life finoe mig /, at De lpplerer init
9ilebe." r9eres 8iQebe," 1tom=
mebe bum.
rMtitl Sa, notnrliepis. 8e trp=
eoe bog pei life, at . at -.
San brgo al, pei par ban oreb, men
ban bar Ell bannet Mono, % Der
par no9et / 6enbes 8lif, lom af=
pebne0e BAN. San gif burtigt ben
til Ginbuet, boor bans Staffeli itob
og tug Sillebet, lom bang oerpaa,
neO. nSa, jeg tGnfte bet nof; bet
er Ell meget ubeba9eli9 5ejlta9elle.
Get er bet 6e al en- auitube, Der
bar furbpttet 8iaeoerne. Seq MAJ
fla9e til Nutoriteterne -. Sc,
Der er Ceres Sinebe," Sum paf=
lebe irem for at tage Get. Sa, bet
bar benbes eget elenoi9e Wtafoerf.
6un laa fig forpirret pmfrin9 tam
meoe ct Har uforltaaelig Orb D9
falbt beipimet ON, 9a bun after
uaa9nebe, ltDb belle Sammenb9n=
gen benoe flar, o9 benbes Sanos=
mano trpltebe benbe meb, at bun
life bapoe poelagt bans Sillebe.
Sa, ban 9jDroe mere; ban maleoe
benbes e9et ferbi9t for benoe, laa
at Nmerifanerinben bar mere eno
enb tilfreos, o9 ben un9e Yl9e
bplot pp meo at malesog 9ifteoe fig
lneo ben en9ellfe &unltner. Gnbper
tenoer M bans NaOn, Dg ban fD=
pierer life mere. San ban bar al
brig iolst i'm oejli9e &ppi al Wta=
oonna bella Se99iola. Zen ben9er
/ bans Itelier / Gbellea, % naar
no9en lppr9er ham ON, naar ban
maleoe ben, Ter ban p9 flyer, at
bans Sultru u9 ban malebe ben /
6eQesltab / 5lorents for ct Yar
9lar iiben, p9 laa ler ban itelmlf
til fin 6ultru, for ban oeb, at bun
albris bar up9iuet Sroen paa, at
&opbael baooe en- Singer meD /
Spillet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09

Yen1el; hans Mano bar pper benbe,
og bum gao zig til at male Stplen
paa 8iQeoet feroig, mebens globet
lpbebe u9 brulebe / benoes &are.
Gn balp Time lenere fom Ell ung
Staliener, ipm tppierebe MabDnna
bella @ranouca, ben til benoe.
~, @ob Wiur9en' 5rpfenl Gum
leboanli9 tiolig ueo Arbejbet?
@aar bet guot fremao?"- beepnbte
ban, men itanoleli9, traabte ct
Sfribt tilba9e D9 itirrebe afpefls
lenbe paa Sopien u9 Sri9inalen.
rDio MO, foer bet no al ban,
bar o malet oet?" Sum penbte
fig ON % imileoe noe al Stano til
at tale. s bet Canine TOM to 5n=
ritter ben til DEM p9 ltanbleoe
foran bet itpre Silleoe.
p0et lpnes jeg, ie9 ituloe fenoe",
laq0e ben enc.
y&enbe! So, bet lfuloe jeg meme!
Oct er 10 Mooonna bella Se99iala.
Wien lie en9ang poa ben ltnge Yiges
8upi. Zen er bog 9%limrenbe, life
til at lfelne fra Sri9inalen", la9oe
ben anben. Zen italienite Sunit=
ner baobe imiolertib ltaaet maallgs;
ban funbe life tro fine egne zine.
Sen gift ban IND / en- tilltpoenbe
Gal % penote libt efter tilba9e
meo to andre italienlfe Malere.
SEE" la9oe ban. nle!" mere
funbe ban al lutter Setagenbeo
life faa irem, o9 De andre laa o9
bare be9ejltreoe. DO bet bar ben
en9ellfe 5rgten malet," uobrgo De.
Get er ct Mirafel! 0enoeS 9pffe
er gjort! Sum er en- ltor aunltner=
inbe!" Der lamleoe Jig eIter=
baanoen Ell bel Stare omfring ben
unge Yige, Der maleoe oioere uoen
at legge Merfe BERTH. Eli lioit
fpm ben enc AT De to Wtalere, Der
fppiereoe iartiite Siucbe ION bum.
San bar Gn9lenoer, o9 en- meget
lppenbe ung 8unitner. p9oao er
Der paa 5eroe?" ipnr9te ban Ell
&u1tpbe. ,Gr Der benbet en-
lllpffe?"
,Oet er ben en9elife 5rvfen?"
yGr Der ifet benoe no9et?"
Oct er benbes &opi, Der er laa
olimrenbe!" Gnglenoeren tren9te
fig igennem 5lpffen ben mob Bill
lebet % itirrebe ltift paa bet. Nu
bapbe ban | ire Tiger ia9tta9et benz
oes Mrbejbe pg inlet meolioenoe
40 bet; men bette Der bapbe bun 10
life malet. San itirrebe p9 ltirreoe,
banebe fig iaa Sej belt ben til ben
malenbe. pSoab er bet Dog De
opr? 6ooo betgber bette ber?" la9=
De ban preot. Den lnge Yi9e for
lammen % rpomeoe.
,Spab mener Dep" lagbe bun.
rSpab jeg mener. Wiin tere,
unge Dame, bet gpr mig pnot at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-09
Gn @opi efter Naptael.

let 8ileoer. 6nn bar nng pg tgn;
boub bum beb, aeter jes lite at rgbe;
oct funbe, n9re bun lite oiioe buloe
of bet. Yen9e bapoe bun ingen
Gperflgbiebeo af; men bog li9e nof
til al taee til 6lorents ct Garstio
eller To for at ltubere @iotto,
Rophael pe gatticelli. Snn boeoe |
ct eneelit Yeniionat for @nslenbere
% fif Der lnoerpisning af i'm
gertinoe / 9u1faneritalienif. DC
fprite Bar Tiger bar bun o9 gae=
beder ua6Itillelige, men mart l9rte
bun 9rpltetorterne o9 pioite boilte
9aae, @~allerierne funoe belees, ng
oa Der por oaaet Ell Wiaaneo, bar
bum eanite uafben9is al Gejie=
boanbbg9erne, niffeoe befenot til
a~ultpberne | De f~urlfeaige Gam
lineer baobe aaerebe Ynolin9Sbils
leber pe 9ilflngtiteber, og efter to
Maaneoers 5prlgb be9pnte bun at
fopiere. Yaa bette 9iospunft CAB
Ell peloiai9 gammel8 Dame ben6e bet
Stab. Of bun lfuloe lelge fine
9upier for at paa ben Waaoe at
bjelpe paa fin iluntne Bengepun9,
p9i bet n9ite aarstib fopiereoe
bur- Weiteru9rtene / llffi6ierne,
Yettlgalleriet u9 afaoemiet for De
1tpnne Sumter. gf ug.til, men lanot
at Ii9e lite ret tibt, lol9te bum npgle
of fine ubpggeli9e Sarrifatlrer al
Wobpnna' er og oeres 0inmelf arter
% 8ebuoelier til amerifanlte
3urilter. 6un bplot at 5lurents u9
al fit Nrbejoe % bar nRrmelt Inf
felie. Statfels Barn bun malebe
meb Sip ug Sj9l ug fun faa Ween-
nelfer / bet ltgnne 9p5fanas annlt
nerbp bapoe itgrre a~enolfab tilz
NiQeberne pg oeres Wfeltre END
bun; bet eneite, bun man9leoe,
bar 9alent.
Gn imuf Tag / Sftober beiugtes
5lorents of Ell al bisle %fDrtr9heli9e
Gmeritanerinoer, Der rejie me6
beree 0etre % meme, at man
npbpenbigois maa ofre Ell ll9e eller
ii 9age par 5lorents, for laa ltDno=
lomt at ta9e til Gom % tllbringe
f%iurten Gage Der, inoen man gpr
bet al meo De puri9e Dele al Stall
en-. 3enne ubm9rfeoe Dame ira De
6prenebe Stater bar Seliooell e al
en- flor Yprtipn al oenne Teroens
@ober. 9ilfelbi9pis tom bun til at
bp / lanme YeniiDnat lom por
S%eltinbe, og ba bun bgrte, at oenne
mnlebe, fit bun ben ullge Yi9e til
at bile fig benbeS npelte Silleoe,
en- Gppi efter Mnorea bel Carlos
rSpbannes ben 3gber.
Get er ubmerfet mutt" lagbe
ben rare DAME.
.Se9 lpnes alorig, jeg bar leet
noset iaa bejligt, Mama," bemerte-
be benoes 9atter.
,Soprmeeet piloe bet blipe for
jaaonnt ct ?" ipurete Wooeren.
,6pno mener 5ruen 2"
ySee mener, bpab tager 9efor EN-
aopi at bet beblte 8ileoe Der?
Spiltet regner man for at oere bet
bebite?"
Oct tommer an paa etboers
Smag, Iparebe Wialerinben meo ct
lille emil.
uSa, men lab ps laa ii9e ben
glimrenoe Hapbael Yla55o Yet=
ti?"
Scr er iaa mango &%apbael'er
Srrt."
50 men ieg mener ben = bpao
er bet M, On faloer ben, Warg :?
Spur bar Din 8aebefer? Zen
Waoonna, De peb NOT, ipm er mas
LET q guuben af Ell Jgnbe.
,0e mener fprmobenlig Maopn-
naoela Se99iola?"
nSa, netop, Wiaopnna bella Seq
siola. Seq ipnes lite ben tunbe
bore bebre." aunitnerinben beo
fig qeben og t9nfte peo fig lelp,
at I'LL bar gjebliftet tommet til at
ipge at ggre fig bergmt og for Ell
@anes Sfplb orbenlist betalt.
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