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New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Il STIRRING SEA YARN.
Seaman of No1cegian Bark ViUidly
Pictures Long Trips Dangers.

The Norwegian bark Anglo Norman, which
was driven to sea by hurricane sixteen days
ago when thirty-fve miles east of Sandy Hook.
dropped anchor yesterday off Stapleton.
Captain Carlsen and all the crew but one were
so exhausted after battling for nearly four
months with the worst storms the bark had ever
experienced that they took to their hunks and
declined to tell of their experiences until they
felt fresher-
Olaf Swenson, able seaman, who insisted on
filing his pipe before he Joined the sleepers,
came up on deck, consented to puff for ten min
ues. and reel off yarn two about the gales
the bark had weathered. He said:
have been to sea for twenty years. and only
once. when was shipwrecked. have been on
rougher trip than our run of 131 days from
Auckland. New Zealand
We had dirty weather nearly all the way to
Cape Horn. Hardly day passed without a
heavy gale, and frequently for forty hours at a
stretch the decks were awaSh.
on September Z, when were off the cape,
The barometer dropped with a bang
The wind changed suddenly. and ran into
the worst storm since we left Auckland. About
noon an iceberg a mile TO the south
ward which, think, must have been at least
five hundred feet long and hslf high. From
then until September we counted twenty-four
iCebergs.
We ran into a hurricane on November 6 that
nearly sent to the bottom We had to lay to
under two lower topsas. Tons of water piled
on US and broke the fore hatch. None of us ex-
pected To see land again. As soon as one hurr-
blew itself out another of greater force
followed il. once when the bow went down
under great wall OF water. comber smashed
the rudder, and We're helpless throughout
the blow. When the gale eased up we were
able to repair it.
We beat along slowly until we reached a
point thirty-fve miles southeast of Sandy Hook
on the morning of November 81. We hoped to
get TO the Hook by sunset, but hurricane
from the northwest carried us far out to sea.
and for the last sixteen days we have been
n p1rh
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Dec Is, 1906.
ARRIVED


Steamer Philadelphian London Noven1-
her 80. the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse
steamer Wells city ,Br), Fronkand. Bristol November
12 a sS Rs Ear r. a, 2 James M ATk' Co. with md's
Steamer Lille (Br Hopkins Port Antonio Decemb.r
1 to the United Fruit Co. with fruit at the
Steamer Atlantis (Nor) Nielsen Port Antonio Dscsr,
Rer wsmann tucker mutt Arrived at tn.
1 s5eamer I La CsmRlne s5 Dutch, oorsisse Antwerp
f&fanPr & T 20 e9 70 Php RuPrech in ballast Arrived at
steamer city. q Memphis. from Savannah. Passed in
y, ssesmsr tear % Easnlan 3r Griffith RIO Ianeiro November
coffee Arrived 1T the Bar at i:so m D'0S with
StFamer So'sad 1EoT9 Thorsen Paramarbo November
Punch. t1dye Co. with mdse. Arrived a the Bar at
s5eaner ada Tsg, Rorns Tamp.e Decsnber
steamer Navigator ,Nor Jacobsen Windsor n s De-
Gln2Sr cen Ser 10 10 Il King x CO. with plaster Arrived at
'nS S,daae 6 al 6j;maa 1i" 1nbo, ,,srso Port
?, Gibara Antia tNipe Bao Nuevitas 8 To
- Munson with II passengers and ndse Arrived al
steam@r 1 HsIlis oag DAM Hoist Copenhagen
Funch Edye & CO. with 50 cabin and 272 steerage pas
steamer Ceyic ,'r1 CLARKE Liverpool December / to
Arrived at the Bar at 55 m ana rHaSe
steamer PARMA tBrJ. carey Dem-rara December 2
IA rbados 4 St Lucia Martinique; Dominica and Guade
upe 3 Antigua end 81 Kits g. ST Croix and So Thomas
and mGse arrived at the Rar at a:so M '''''
e rb ~ F a IS s. mebses ssR,sm9sr 20 @
and Bermuda December 6. to Furness. Witty & co. with
SmSstqT% Jan o ] Gp3nane Newport News and
gers md mdse OF Highlands :23 n
Pannonia 1;r) Renisou. Trieste November 81.
Fume -. Palermo ~. Naples ~ and Gibraltar Decem
lrr l. a CunaTt Steamship Co with $50 cabin and
2.036 passengers. mails and mdse Arrived at
the Tar a $50 p IN.
Biue6elds Hastings. Baltimore II Foster.
with Indse. Passed In Quarantine a 5:+5 y m.
Carih, Ingram. Georgetown. &. December e
Via Wilmington, C. =. 10 the clyde Steamship Co.
with Passed in Quarantine at $50 a
steamer City or Memphis. Lewis Savannah December
to steamship passengers and
rndsp Passed in Quarantine $40 a m.
sandy Hook n J.. IT, s:30 p. m.-Wind north.
gh air. cloudy and foggy.
Steamers Bradford (GerD Port Maria,
etc Winnie t3rl Sapelo: Norfolk and Newport
News: Kafond tNorl. Perth Amboy; Pennsnlar tortl'
Lisbon: tHr Savannah: lockwood tBr), New
mort News: ~ Breagne CFrl Havre Guiana tCuban)'
Matanzas. Cardenas, etc; TiFer (NOal. Baltimore Es-
peranZa Havana.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
ITALIAN BOY KIDNAPPED.
Father Told He Must Pay S1.OOO
Ransom on PAIN of Death.

Another Italian kidnapping occurred yester-
day in that part Of the lower East Side where
the Sicilian colony is located. The victim was
George Brucata, four and half years old. son
of AlphOnsO Brucata, a laborer living at No SO
Stanton street. He was stolen in the street yes
terday noon, while his way home from kin
derearten Last night his father received an
unsigned letter in italian. which, translated.
read:
get 1000. Give to two of your best friends. Do
not give this letter to the police for If YOU do
so, by the Madonna, your child and yourself
VIII be killed. Your son is in good health and
good hands
The letter came through the mail, addressed
to "Aphonso Avrucata.' but was clearly in
tended for Brucata. 1t was written on cheap
white ruled paper and had been posted at Sub
Station a. at Green and Houston streets at
800 o'clock in the afternoon.
The little boy has been attending the kinder
Garten attached to the Epiphany Chapel, at No.
l2S stanton street. With him usually went
fye-year-old Katie Alma. who lives in the same
house. who. by reason of her slight advantage
in age, acted as Georges escort for the few
blocks they had to go. The children left the
kindergarten at noon yesterday.
When about half way home, Katie says. they
were stopped ny two men, one big and tall and
the other short. both being Italians she had never
seen before.
Hello. George" said the big man. pinching
the little boys cheek; Il will buy a doll for you
for Christmas if YOU come with me-" and he
tried Katie says. to pull the boy over toward d
pushcart at the curb. loaded with toys.
Though scared ana trembling. Katie took
Georges hand. she says. and called to him Ia
come with her. Then the big man swore at her
and told her to run home quick. Then he gave
George nickel and pulled him away. Eatie
ran home crying and told Mrs. Brucata what
had happened. When the father came home he
communicated with Detective Sergeant Petro-
sino, and last night detectives We're searching all
the resorts and localities frequented by Italians
Brucata is very poor and quite unable to raise
even one-tenth the sum demanded.
George is described feet 10 inches tall
forty pounds in weight, with dark hair and
complexion, brown eyes. wearing a red sweater
brown pants and black shoes and stockings.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Public Notices.

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
- In the matter of the application Of the City OF
New York acquire certain real towns
of Lewisboro, Poundridge and Bedford. Westchester
County New York, under Chapter 49O OF the Laws Of
1883 and the laws amendatOry thereof purpose
OF n dam and reservoir on Cross River and FOR the
purpose Of supplying the City of York an
Increased supply Of pure and wholesome water.
Cross River Dam and Reservoir First DiVsOn-NOtics
OF Filing and Of Motion Confirm Third Separate
port-Public notice is hereby given that
report OF Daniel B. COhsIan. John z.
and Benoni Platt Commissioners of Appraisal n
the above entitled matter. filed in the Office OF
the Clerk OF the County OF Westchester. White
Plains in said county. the twentysiNth day OF OC
tober. 1905.
Notice is further given that the third separate
includes and affects the parcels of land designated
parcels Nos. g. H. 90 21 % in said proceeding
Notice is further given that application viii be
made a Special Term OF the Supreme Court OF the
State Of York. be held in a. Cor the Second
Judicial District. the Court House in the Borough
Brooklyn. City of New York. County OF Kings
the seventeenth day OF December. 1906. at 1890
o'clock in the forenoon OF that dav, there
after be heard. for order confirming
said and for such other and further relief
be Just
Dated New York November II 1905
WILLIAM y. ELLISON. Corporation counsel. Tryon
Row. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

AAs'Rn Ra neo Arrived steamer Reading CBr) from
a.. harvelona and Seville for York 80 '''
Sueenstown, Dec H. $40 p m.-Saied staamer Natas+f,
'arl hayes ttrom livcrpooD. New YORK
talos, Dec. lO-Arrtved. steamars Nas5aapa n,
"n; southampton Tor Colon. etc. and New York
etcl, Southampton. ~ 'N'N 2N'"sStoi
Dee ls-Arrived. steamers Prins Freirrtx Han
drik tDutch), Sihbelee New York va Port an E,-,nn
- Poncelet. New York IT. - '"''"A'e VI ID
Doc lSrATriyed steamer Antares (Ger, Peter
soi Nsw hSrk VIA 80 Vincent. & V Tor Palermo ~,
fars Dec 1s-sailed steamer Cametense (r1 Pont ss
Naples Dec s-Arrlved. steamers Sofa Hoharh
NuIsp' ,StupaTieh New York for Ffume and Ventce99
'ttIls Paddock. York Via MIchaai-
WeN York Via ,HAlrived steamer Como 'srl FeIkns
'T,,.,, -, T. Passed. steamer StatepI.,,
rotterdam, 'u'Hs'hAn. New York for Boulogne AMI
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

SUPREME COURT. SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
= In the matter Of the application OF the city OF
York 10 certain real estate in
wisboro Poundrfige Bedford Westchester County
York chapter 4e0 OF the Laws OF 1883 ana
TN laws amendatorv thereof purpose Of a
and and for the purpose sup
plying city or York with increased supply
and wholesome water
Cross River Reservoir. First DivisiOn-Notce
Filing and Of Motion 10 Confirm Fourth Separate
port-Public hereby that fourth sepa-
report of +. CohaIan John F. brennan and
Renoni Plat Commissioners OF Appraisal in the above
Office of Clerk OF
County Westchester White Plains In said county
ont the twenty day of October, 1906
further given that the fourth separate re-
affects Of land DESIGNATED
2ol=. 23. 23S, 20 28la In said pro
further given that application will hs
made at a Special Supreme Court ~ ,hs
State New York. q he held and for tha Second
Judicial District the Court House the Borough ~
Brooklyn. City Of New York. County OF Kings an rhs
seventeenth day OF December 1906 1880 O'Clock in
OF soon
heard. for order confirming said ranort aT,I
other and further relief as may be iust N
Dated New York. November
WILLIAM n ELLISON. Corporation ('ounqAI IT,.
Borough OF Manhattan. New YORK ti,v i'S'"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
honest. You have two Clssses-the politically apa-
thetic and the politically ncendiary.


honest. You have two Classes-the politically apa-
thetiC and the politically incendiary
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.
The following officers were elected most of them
being reelected:
President, August Belmont; first vice president,
Samuel Gompers; second vice president. y. J.
Bachelor: other vice presidents. Cyrus II. Nc
Cormck, d, A. Smith and Benjamin f. Wheeler;
treasurer. Isaac n. Seligman charmen of trade
l.. Robbins; chairman municipal ownership COM
mtttee, Melville E. Ingalls,: chairman concilaton
committee, Seth Low; chairman department of in
dustrial economies, NJ. N. Butler; chairman de-
partment of immgra ton. Franklin MacNeagh;
chairman welfare committee. Charles A. Moore;
chairman national executive committee, Ralph VI.
Easley.
President John Mitchell, of the United Mine
Workers. asked after the meeting what, if any.
effect the discussion the income and inheritance
tax would have in stimulating legislation the
subject otherwise.
II do not believe it will have any effect at ALL
he said The views expressed were widely diverg
ent. and action taken the subject at the
meeting The publication of the proceedings may.
however cause the public to take even II deeper
interest in the mater than it IS doing now In the
of the child labor discussion yesterday there
child labor. bur all agreed that child labor
evil. and action taken. It decided
appoint committee to put the views of the Civic
Federation the subject in concrete FORM and
there has been and will be more legislation on the
subject
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
DINNER FOR JUDGE RosALskY.

The Lincoln League yesterday sent out invita-
tions to dinner IN honor of Judge otto A. Rosal-
Sky OF the Court of General Sessions. at the Broad
way Central Hotel on Wednesday night of next
week ,hhrles H. Murray is president of the
League. lhe management Of the dinner is In he
hands OF ttiarles $ Adler. For years Judge Rosli-
SKY ana ms associates have been giving dinners
Tor othei celebrities the Broadway Central Hotel
Now II Is the judges turn and his friends are 80
Ing 10 make the occasion memorable
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
HOBART ACCEPTS SMITH GIFT.
College for Women Will Be Founded-About
S475,0OO Available.

Geneva. n. Y, Dec. 13.-The proposition of Will
lam Smith. of this city. to found college for
women in connection with Hobart College was ac-
cepted by the Hobart board OF trustees to-day.
The college will be known as the William
Smith College for Women. Mr.. Smiths gift ap-
proxmately amounts to $75.000. The endowment
fund. which will be about S350.O00 will be avail
BILE not only for the college for women, but for
Hobart College as we'll II Is planned to erect two
buildings dormtory and a hall OF science
Milton II. Turk, professor of English Hobart
will be warden of the college.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

changed conditions and we must proceed 10 chahee
our laws to these conditions
Where a nation did not increase in population
and populous, he said there were no
millionares. England was doing more business
than before and the taxes she collected from
incomes were staggering in their vastness. The
pension system for civil servants IN England
could not he brought about here in hundred
years and therefore the income tax in this coun-
try he considered impossible
HIS VIEWS ON GRADUATED TAX.
The great amount of income tax in England.
however was derived from corporations, he said.
II was by direct dividend tax and inquired
about IT, lust if Mr.. Bemont's subway declared
2 dividend and the speaker had shares, another
man 100 and another 1000. 1t Mr.. Belmont
and the president who paid the tax. and the others
had nothing to do with it. He continued:
Now. I am with the President in regard to a
reason-many reasons. One reason is that it be
longs to the community that made of the
dues The second is that excessive wealth left to
children is an injury to them We do not want want "A
class TO grow up IN this community. greater
class than We can help. who are not compelled to
that community in giving them all their privileges
and their luxuries. My experience is that 1
and then. and here let me saw that the mlionares
son who does spurn the coarse pleasures that we
many of them indulge i'm. and devotes him
entitled to double honor But We must Iegisiate
not for exceptions; must lesisate for the gen
eral
He then jocosely called the attention Of w d.
Guthrie and NJ. r. Ingalls, especially the latter. TO
a recent article in The North American Review
explaining his views.
Regarding the statement that he is alleged to have
saiG that He who dies rich dies disgraced," Mr..
Carnegie said II a reporters joke, and denied
having made the statement. He pictured man
Of wealth. who kept II TO himself and from the
community from which 1t had largely arisen and
said the time coming when such man,
who had millions. which were free to him to dis
tribute would die dsgraced. He contrasted the
liberty Of franchise here with the conditions In
England. Here, he said. they knew that public
opinion the average right. He added:
Therefore. Mr. President, 7 stand opposed to an
income only the most pernicious act
that a nation could enact, but do stand on the
other hand, for this, that the problem OF wealth
will never down. The people are becoming intelli-
gent. They what l tell YOU is true that the
community made most of the wealth, and hope
they will persist and tax heavily by graduate
taxation every who dies leaving behind him
his millions, W--Ch il his duty to administer
for the public good in his life, and that they VIII
honor any who does not regard MS
surplus wealth sacred trust to be administered
for the good Of the community from which II has
arisen.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

FOREIGN PORTS.
Jordon lS.-Arrived Evangelne tBrl.
Heeey. st John r. and Halifax: hesaoa tbr,'
Tl3bb. New York, . ~
Lewis. New York
Suez, Dee. 13-Auived. steamer Oceana tS"edl' rom
FOR Philadelphia and New York -.
Mrhaels. Dec I3-Passed. steamer iNohls aloert
,ticrl Fcyen Gcnca. Naples and Gibraltar Tor New
,.,a,a
TrEge (fom New York kinxstou- etl. southampton.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
WIRELESS RETORTs.

The Baltic. which reported Sasconsett 915 a. m
yesterday when $50 miles OF Nantucket Lghtshp
is expected to dock about $50 a. m. to-day.
The Minneapolis which reported Ceps Race at noon
yesterday when 0T5 miles SANDY Hook Is sx-
pected O dock about 10 a. m. Sunday.
The Lucana reported to Cape Race S:15 yesterday
Position given.
The 81. Louis. which reported Cape at
a m. Yesterday, when l. $50 m of Sandy Hook
is expected o dock s:15 a. IN. Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
SATURDAY. DECEMBER Is
TRANspACIFIC MAILS.

TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and Close in New York.
Japan, Corea, China and Philippine
Islands tvis SeattIe)-kaga Maru. Dec 16. eco m
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China and Philip
pine Islands (via san Frsncisco)-Mon-
soIa IT. 1890 a m
japan Except parceIs-pos masI Corea.
China and Philippine Islands
Vancouver and Victoria, B C)--Eul-
press 1s. 500 m
Japan Corea and China Especially sd
dressed only, Cvia Tacona)-Anti-
lochGs .............D Dec 21 soon m
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Il nluSements.
MANHATTAN on 0rERA iS haot Hotsh' sth ave
SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.


OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. Director
Mines Bresser C;ianoIi. Donalda. Trentni Giaconla.
NM Damores. Ancona Gilbert. Daddi, Brag.
ReschigIian Conductor. Campanini
SAT-. MAT. DEC. 15 1:30-Mozarts DON
GIOVANNI Mines. Russ DonaIda Gilbert; NM
Bonci, Renaud, Gilbert Brag. Nugnoz- Conductor
Campanni
SAT-. EVE. DEC. 15-Bizst's CARMEN. Second
Saturday evening performance at popular prices
Csc. 10 s3). Mines. Bressler- -GianOH. Gilbert.
Trentini Giacona; NM Dalmores. Ancona. Gilbert,
Daddi ReschigIian. Conductor. Campanini.
SUNDAY NIGHT Dec. 10, at $50 Grand Concert
popular prices. soc, 75C 81 90. $50. Adm. SOC
Miles Pinkert Russ: NM. Altschevsky. Ancona.
Gilbert. Conductor, Leaudro CampanarL
MON. DEC. IL, at S-Mozart's Don GIOVANNI
Mines Russ, Donalda. Arta; NM. Bonci. Renaud
WE'D. DEC. 10. at S-Verdrs AIDA. Mines.
Russ. Di Cisneros: NM. Basst. Ancona, Artmondi.
Muguoz. TeCChi. Conductor. Campantnt-
FRI, DEC. 2I, at S-Donfzettis LUCIA DI
I.AMMERMOOR- Mines. Pinkert Severina; NM
Bonci Ancona. Mugnoz, Nenturini. TecchL Con-
SAT-. MAT. DEC. % at 1:3O-verdTs AIDA.
Mines. Russ. DI Cisneros; NM Bassi. SeveiIhac,
Arimondi. Mugnoz. TecChi Conductor. Campanint
SAT. EVE. DEC. %. at tthird of the series OF
popular Saturday evening performances: 15c TO $2)
-Gounod's FAUST. Mines. Donalda. Giaconia,
LeJeune; NM. Dalmores RenRud Arinondi, Fos-
setta Conductor. Campanini
sun. EVE. DEC. %. s:30-THIRD GRAND
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT AT POPULAR
PRICES. Conductor. Campanari.
SEATS FOR ALL ABOVE NOW SELLING
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
Proposals.

ITREASuRY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE STr-
l. pervislng Architect Washington ID a. Novembsr sO
l9O8 Sealed Proposals will received at this oIce mn
~ ctS IN on the 2ist day Of December 1906 and
snsn oPfmed % or me Installation of cleaning
system TOT the T. = Custom House building New YorL
n y IN accordance with drawings and speclhcatons
o wtncA may he had at this AT office
~ uAe Archltect CasS Gilbert II East 2ltb stree
NeW york. n Y, discretion o. tbs SIInervis,,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise III Sunset 433 Moon rises 5:37 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
AM.-Sandy Hook 800 Gov Island s:1slHeU Gate s:11
PM-Sandy Hook 6:27 Gov Island 6:4OIHeI Gate e:33
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
This Evening at s. ROMEO EFT JCLIETrE-Farrar
Jacoby. Neusndorf: Rousseliere. Plsncon. Journs,
SiIuard. Bars, Muhlmsnn- Conductor. BOvy.
Sat Aft. Dec Is. at 2, FEDORA-Cavasri Alien
Jacoby: CaruSO. Scott. ParoN. Dufriche. Begu.
Voghera. Conductor, VIgna-
sat Eys.. Dec Is popular prces). az 3 Tam
HAECSER - F1eiScher-Edel. Weed. Burrian Blsss
Cforitz. Reiss. Nuhlmann- Conductor. Hertz
Sunday Evening, Dec. Is popular prices). at $50
GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Soloists: Fleischer- -Edel. RappOld; Rousselis-s
Straccar PlancOn- Entire Metropolitan Opera House
Orchestra Conductor. Vi9na-
Mon Evg-. Dec. Il, at s. Ia BOHESIE-Senlorch
Alten; Caruso Scotti. Jourue Ross. Simard puftchs
Conductor. Vigna.
We'd Evg-, Dec. 10. at 3. LOHESGR RTN-Flsischsr-
Edei Kirkoy Lunn; Burrian. Gorits Blass. Muhlnann
Conductor. Hertz.
FrL Eyg-. Deg. Il. at s. AIDA-Boninsesns debut
ktrkby-luHnf CarusO. Stracctart. PIanc0n Muhlmsnn
Paroh. Conductor. Vigna.
WERFR PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14
'Brings mai
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY


Vessel Line Mail closes. sails
city Of Washington. Nassau, Ward 1850 800
CCnal. Brunswick Mallory. -.....-.-.. 800 IN
jamestown, Norfolk. Old Dominic 800
Apache, Charleston, CLYDE D n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

Elections
y ELECTION OF TWENTY NANAos"nd NA.N,''s ana Of tsrs' ts
n New York Institution scr the e.i shs instlta's,
inspectors OF election viii be he'S ~ o'clock. On "
Stth Street and 9TH Avenue. az IoI Ie,S ls0S. -
afternoon OF "Wednesday, peeei2gsaa 2gau AL al 3ssgsa
New-York tribune., 1906-12-14

At the afternoon session Professor Segman, of
Columbia University the first speaker. He
held that II would he a mistake in the ques-
ton Of either income tax or inheritance tax to
base the argument solely on the proposition that
large fortunes menace society. II there
income tax At all. il should apply to the
whole country. he said. Continuing he said tina Il
in various states. where the people were still af-
hicted with the miserable system of local taxation
they turning their eyes 20 the Inheritance
a a way Of the difficulty.