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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
THE DIVISION MEErIxGA

At the meeting held in Jamestow Hlast
Wednesday evening, Dec. 22d for the
p'rpos. Of giving expression to public
sentiment ON the subject Of division al
this territory, and admission Of the south
ern portion as state. the following busi.
ness was transacted: @ &" .E4
On motion E. p. Wells was elected
chairman of the meeting. and ]. J. Ni-r-
ling secretary. as aaa
Moved that tho chairman appoint a
committee of three on resolutions. The
following gentlemen were appointed :
Mi L. Lyon, J. G. Nickeus aud J. J.
Flint. VII" At'''A '.a.s'A
On motion the chairman was added to
the committee on resolutions.
The following resolutions we're reao
adopted: .5
Whereas. A bill 10 now pending before
Congress, looking tO the division If the
Territory Of Dakota, and the adm 'ssion Of
the southern portion rs State, and
WHEREAS: This meeting has been CALI
el for the purpose Of giving expression
to the views Of the people Of Stu:snan
county, and ..r
WHEREAS: That portion OF Dakota
south OF the 46th parallel has nov = pop.
ulntion Of more than 10000 souls.
~ith agricultural, manufacturing, CONNER.
cial and mining industries in an sdvan-
ced stage Of development, aud
WHEREAS: The people end interests Of
soutl,.rn Dakota are separated fr ON US by
m undeveloped wilderness nearly two
hundred miles wide traverecd BY no line
of communication, and
Whereas, In the natural course of events
ti,src will always b.. one centre ut devcl
opmeGt. progress and power in sout hern
aud another une in Northern Dakota, and
Whereas. The people Of Southern Da-
khs sre now ready and anxious for ad.
mission into the Union as State,
Now therefore a .s. 81
Resolved, That We, the citizens and
property owners Of Stutsnan county, use
every honorable means within our pow er
1st. To secure the division # the Ter.
ritory upon or near the 46th parallel north
latitude. Ia. t.rI as-...-
"a, ! q secure the 0OmlSslOn VI SOutH'
ern Dakota as State.
Sd, To secure the organization Of .
Territory to be known as North Dakota.
4th, To secure for jamestown the seat
Of government tor such new territory
aud to this END that copy Of these reso-
lutions be sent to our present delegate
in Cupgress, and to our delegate elect,
and
Resolved, That the thanks Of this meet
ing are due and are hereby tendercd to
the Hon Granville G. Bennett, for the
energy aud Zeal with which he is labor
ing fn: The passage "f the bill asking for
division and = adm isslon.
Resolved, That the secretary Of this meet
ing transmit c"pi.. Of these resolutions to
delegate Bennett, delegate elect Petit
grew, aud to the Fargo Argus. Republl-
can and Times, Valley City Times, Bis
msrck Tribune aud Sun, aud Jame,t"wo
Alert, with the request to the above men
toned papers that they invite similar &C
ton in their respective counties Also
transmit these resolutions to the Pioacer
Press and Minneapolis tribune.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
= r Lambert.

jamestown has few, II any. more enter
pris,ng merchants than 8. F. Lambert.
Taking mo con liberation his extensive
freixh'ing interests, he has d me a much
larger business during the past year than
any other house il. this city. Mr.. Ward
Bill, who presid.s over the mercantile
department of Mr. Lsmbrrt's ente, prlse-
with 81 much ability. has proved himself
the rignt man in the right place. Mr..
Bill believes III kevciug . iull and we'll
sci. ctcd stock "f oil classes of merchant
able goods and selling them at low fig
ure. We seldom h, ar complaints entered
against Mr. Bill for keeping al inferior
article. HIS goods are tue best, conse-
quentlA the cheapest the market afford
Those desiring t. learn furthe, particulars
concerning this splendid general mercan-
tile establishment would do well to- obs
serve his new and extensive Advertisement
on fourth page r
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

The struggle between the two factions
0l kidder county over its organization
and disappointment OF its county com
:missl,uers. has just been very fairly set
tiled by the Governor, wh, las perfected
the organization aud appointed W. F.
Steele. Frank L. WhippIe and John Van
Duzen county commissioners. Foster,
who has been so indust,i,usly figuring
fnr the past few months to b come ono
..of the illustrious three, seems to huv.
been left out in the cold. The count,
seat question is not yet settled.
There seems to be strong sentiment,
in favor ui E. p. Wells for Speaker IF the
lllovse Of Representatives. Several lead.
ing territorial papers as we'll As the Min
neapol,s Tribune and Pioneer Press have
suggested his name and in connection
strongly recommended. him as being the
man for that pos ton. While the many
friends Of Mr.. Wells of this city, AS we'll
as the Alert, would be extremely gratified
to see him t''as digniied, We have strong
reasons for believing that he would not
accept the position If it were rendered
him unanimously -.r ... ...s..,-f ..,..
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

Be not be Jealous of thy nsighbor be.
cause he advertiaes literally, but 60 tho u
that thou and thy household shall prosper
aud become exceedingly popular. But l
say unto thee, that If thou dost not seek
to make thy business known thraugh the
columns Of thy home paper, then it shall
forget to mention thu name favnrably
when thou come,h in or gs.cth ut, aud
it shalt come to pass that 4. III ,nl thy
business will gradually sink ,nso stare
Of obscurity and in time tn, pablio will
learn to hate thee for thy lack oil euter-
prise. And it shall come to psss that
thy business will g. straighsway to h-l
and thou With il.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

We publl.h be.ow an incomplete list
of the psmes Of the ladies who will keep
open houses on New Years Day for the
purpose of receiving calls. There arc 9th
ers whose names should appear IN the list.
but The Alert does no: feel at lib rtv to
assume the responsibility of publishing
their names, not having been authorized
to do so: T.
Mrs. Major Lyon, assisted ny her daugh.
ters, Misses Minnie and Julia
Mrs. E. P. Wells, from 2 to p. M,
assisted by Mesdamrs Milton Wells, S. l.
Glaspel, David Curtin, ana Miss Lizzie
Wells and the Misses ThorOld
Mrs. J. J. Flint, in the pariors of the
Dakota House. assisted by Mrs. Rev. N.
d Tanning and Mrs II. E. Wallace
Mrs. Marshall Mcclure, from half-past
2 p. M. to s.
Mrs. James Lees.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
The Dakota H0 ase.

The Dakota house on Christmas day
was by no means a lonesnme place. 1t not
only proved to be tue, most popular resort
for the elite Of both city and country.
bhteven the festive travelling man seem
ed to have taken particular pains to avail
himself Of its superior ho>pita:ities. The
fact is, the enterprising proprietor had
, been lndiscrete enough to give publicity
to the fact that he would give a public
dinner on the pleased Chistlnas day, which
was accompanied BY a cordial invitation
fer all to be present. That settled it, aud
, sometime before the usual dinner hour
arrived the parlors were flied with merry
guests. The dinning room, which is ca
pable of seating over one hundred guests
At one time. Was richly adorned, while
the tables presented a spectacle Of neat.
ness and elegance.
In one corner Of .tl.s,rooln .s~s "A large
and beautifully adorned Christmas tree,
'aden with numerous and sundry pack
ages and it was generally understood that
it had been placed the by Mrs Flint
and other kind hearted ladies for the be,,-
eft Of the servants and boarders Of the
house, and that Immediately after dinner
St Nicholas was expected to tap it," Of
course every one wanted to Sc the fun,
and as natural consequence ever, one
enjoyed rare treat. Mr.. Ed. Strong
acted as St. Nicholas and discharged the
pleasant duties Of thc Office in an un.
usually graceful and bewitciling manner.
Too much caun@t be said Of the lesding
lights Of this house. which has during the
past year so rapidly increased in y ,pu
la,ity that to-day It has the envia1Ae rep.
ulMtion Of being one Of the best KEEP, and
furnished houses on the line OF the N orth
ern Pacific. 1t posscssrs since its eDlara'.
mcnt all the late improvements and ad.
vantages Of our Leading metropolitan
houses. While commenting upon the
mary praisworthy features "f this house
it affords us much pleasure I" be nble to
speak in the highest terms Of the MAN.
ncr in which the c, oking is done bv NJ.
.--....... who has lately brcm placed
over that important department: Judg-
ing from the frequent compliments we
hear paid him, md by our own experience
We are ready to swear that he has few if
any equals in the land. NJ Hur!. who
has been placed in charge OF the dining
room and door, exhibit very large de.
gree Of experience, and is rapid becn;n.
ing popular, and it is wi'!, pride that
the Alert points to NJ. Flint as being
one OF the leading as well ss the most ca
pable hotel m,n in the west. and it earn.
estly hopes that ne will continue to re-
ceive the patronage and popularity his
energies and ability me.its.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
InMan is under q cloud.

l t.L
E. r Wells has let the contract for two
new houses. a
! Dole & Elmer are doing profitable
| business. xssr.5esz ss.4.sssga-
E P. Wells will leave for Yaukton
! next week, probably.
Mr.. Harkner, our new station agent is
rapidly becoming popular ~G e.
Mr.. Brandt now keeps one Of the most
orderly saloons the city affords.
Several new buildings are in process of
construction In spite of the cold weather.
Mr. learned. one Of the proprietors Of
Learned Bros hardware store Of this
city is, expected here next week.
County Treasurer Collins presents a
very Y gornns and be~itchine appearance
oflate What's the matter. Tom.
Fields believes in .dverti.ing. and AZ
result gets all the trade in his line The
yonne man is certainly an enterprising
rooster
Inman has not as vet recovered his per.
sona effects from the clutches Of the law.
bur is confident that he will succeed in
doing 50.
"Jamie" devotes the greater portion
Of hi> last weeks correspondence t. what
he ferociouslv terms "rhe iuate lying
proclivities Of The Alert
II is anthnritively reported thst aver
forty new residences will be erected in
the vicinity the court house during the
next three or four months,
The now depot at Burton was dedi-
Gated last Thursday evening bv
dance One or two sleigh loads Of
ladies and gentlemen went from James-
town. ~-"721~7-. go
D. NJ Kellel,cr, the affable proprietor
ot the jamestown hotel, was by no means
behind our other ho:els in getting up a
grand dinner IN Christmas. D NJ. never
does anything by halves. 8
Mr. Jnseph Stein, who owns one Of the
finest farms and is regarded as being a
very sncccssfnl farmer as we'll as social
gentlemen, called ut The Alert office last
Tuesday and renewed his subscription
The passenger train from the east Sat-
urdav met with an accident between VAL
ley CITY and this place, bv which two
passenger coaches were ditch-d, and con-
dnctor Parker and 40 other railroad men
were Injured Fl"
w. " Brewers theatrical combina ton
have been placing in this city. at the
Masonic hall. during the past week TO
d1nseiv packed houses Tonight this ex-
celIeEt coW,oany will produce The Hidden
II nd". and it is uslcss 10 add that the
hall will be crowded. There il NO hmm
hug about this company and it should be
iiberallv patron,zed everywhere
A predicted not long SINCE, coal has
taken a raise Soft coal cannot be OBJ
tanned for less than $i3 so per ton The
result is obvious. People who haze
enough sense tn figu-c will stop huving
the costly plunder and commence burning
wood. which even at six dollars cord is
con>ideratle cheaper than soft coal at
$l3.50 per ton.
NoT1cE.-Wc have conc'ned tn change
the publication day Of TIE Alert t.
Friday. hoping thereby to be able to
lay before our readers all the news OF the
week at time when thev will have leisure
to peruse it while it is yet fresh We
hope this change will give mutual salts
faction to patrons and publisher. Our
next paper will be issued Friday after
! noon, January 7'h. 1881.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
Proceedings of the Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners.
Iu session Dec 18th, 1880.

Iu session Dec 18th, 1880.
Board all present. kelleher in the chair.
The question Of improving the Spirit
wood road taken up On motion the
County Clerk was authorized to yer.
tise the work on Spiritwood road to be
let to the lowest bidder Bid. to be re-
ceived up to Jan. IL. 1881. Work con-
sisting Of grading about ESQ feet long.
Work to be let by the yard, and to be
done under the direction of road euper.
visor, and the same to be completed be-
fore Ma ch 1st, 1881
On motion F. E. Jones, L. B. Miner,
and ). L. Glaspell, road viewers, were ca b
allowed the sum sf "a.
On motion the following bills were al.
lowed: -
p. Aubertin, engineer on road, -. ~ 90
Neil Bell, fees rs constable. ....... 100
Beard adjourned until Dee. %, 1880.
GEO. W. vESNun, Coanty Clerk.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
The Chris tn,as Tree,

The prnmis sed Christmas tree exercises
to be held ut the school house on Christ.
ma Eve, proved to be a much more eI,b-
orute and entertaining affair than was an.
,icipated. At an early hour every seat ia
the house was occupied. and long before
tie time arrived for the exercises to com.
mence, the house was SO d-nsely packed
nat standing room was not available AZ
halt. past seven Rev. N D Fanning called
house to order, aud after the choir lad
favored the audience with an inspiring
opening CHORUS, offered a fcrvent praye
to the throne Of grace, thanking the
Father ofall good for his mastery love
and regard for mankind.
The tree wa> very beautifully adorned
and possessed many attractions. The lit
tie taper candles burned brightly and AS
their glowing rays shot through the thick
foliage Of green there could be seen lnn-
drds Of packages, both gr at aud small,
wai,iag To b. pIu ked BY the fa,herly
'a"ds nf st Nicholas, and delivered to
III. good little boys and girls OF the city
The " hole affair was decidedly plsSsant
in all i,s details aad WAS managed Will,
fairness and ahil,tv. The Alert sincerely
regrets that it has not sufficient space this
week to justify personal Comment The
f'll'wing program WAS ably rendered.
Song "'he Serenade
2 Devotional Exercises
3 Recitation hy Clarence Clark, entitled
II, "Chrlstmas Eve"
4 Reading by Mr. Bvnton entitled
"rhe New Church Organ
5 Recitation hy Louis Flint, entitled
1.-The Pntt r"f thr Shingt,."
6 Rec; tati,,n by Fred Latbrop. entitled
"Ehrisrnas Doom. -s
Z Song, Jesus is Born
8 Recitation hy Harry Flint, entitled
"Snm tb,,dv's Mother
9 Recitation by Miss Georgiaua Smith,
entitled The Hours"
10 Sung, by O,to aud Adelaide OFT.
II Recitation by Allie Lathrop. entitled
The Fire
10 Recitation by Miss Jennie Kelly. en-
titled mot ss will, bus as Thou
wilt"
l3 Recitation by Geo Howard, entitled
"'rhe Sexton"
IA Recitation by Fred Lyon. entitled
Santa Claus. - @
Is Duet by Miss 'rhorold and d.. Camp
bell. ...-
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

A late Washington specialize the
Pioneer Press says that the Bennett bill
asking for division Of the territory on
the forty-sixth parallel north latitude, will
throw about $4,000 square miles into the
new state and 10000 into the territori, |
subdivision. The population Of the
whole territory III 1870 was only II 900,
against 1876. 900 in 1880. The population
of the new state will be about 100 900,
and the territ'ry about 3G 600
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
New years nall.

The bows ilave prevailed upon Col.
Flint to give tue use Of his large and COM
modious dining hall for New Years
dance. consequently on New Years Ev.
there will be grand hsll at the Dakota
House An oyster supper will he served
at 9 80, after which the ball will he cleared
for the dancers. Hall managers. E. P.
Wells, A McKcchnie. J A. Moore, JAS
Lees. Full bill, including rooms, supper
and dancing, $3.50 per couple.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

The subject Of u town OF city organi.
cation continues to be the main subject CT
,tea.tab'e and street gossip Thus far the
Alert fails 70 discover wherein public sen.
,timent is in the least united. Some are
are in favs< "f a city charter and some in
favor Of village charicr. 1t is the
opinion OF The Alert that all this qnib.
bling might be easily done, .away " il h
sand the means Of cnmimg to a definite and
plausible understanding be much simpli-
fed 10y calling pnbiie meeting, aad Civ.
ing our citizens aud business men an op.
p"rtunity to talk the matter over t..
gcthcr. . #a&
The Deadwood Daily Times after copy.
lug large portion o.! The Alert $ inte.-
view with Hon. Z r. Wells, of this CITY
comments rs follows:
E. i. Wells, of ,jamest .wn, who was
elected to the lnwer h u e If our terrific
rial legislature, betrs>s n thorough knowi.
edge "f Dakota politics. NJ. Wells is
the scc"n republican ever elected from
the nth district. which is drm"cr.tic, and
the only republican elected IN the rcpub-
tican ticket ~ that district at the late
.el ction -,a.aaat
In nil important territorial matters, Mr..
Wells is in accord with tile times, and
an relation t. \ revisxtlon Of our statutes
he takes the same gr,unds advanced by
the Times, "n the day folio wing the re-
cent election, for registration law. NJ.
ANtsIs trxt
Intelligent familiarity with the politics
oi our tcrrit"ry IN his interview. and
tiieGe 10 every reason to- believe that be
will saskc useful member OF our next
legislature. L
The meeting at the Dakota House last
Wednesday evening was very fairly at.
tended. The greater portion Of the busi.
ness men aud lcadirg citizens of Tie city
being present These seems to have been
but "De sentiment and that vys to divide
on tsse - h parallel, or near it E P.
Well. delegate elect, opened thi.
discussion by giving abort geogra phcsl
description Of the territory IL the vicinity
OF the 46th paraitcl and seventh standard.
which, BY the way, are only ABOUT Eve
miles apart. Personally. he was greatly
IN favor OF the division takiug place on
the 9TH standard He held tha: the 40.
called forty-sixth parallel was nothing
more than an imaginary line, and that a
DIVISION c''uid not be effected up.n that
line without mo,e or less mangl no conn.
ties through which it is supposed to pass
In bis opinion. Givision On the seventh
standard would he much more to the gen.
ersi interests Of the people.
Major Lyon, J. e. Nickeus. A
Klaus. and others gave expressions. If
visss ui'on tue question which were. in
ss0stance. In accordance with tho,e ADJ
vsnosd BY Mr.. Wells.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
JAMES rowN MARKET.
l.. Lyon Heard E'ror..

For the holiday trade, have marked
down all my fancy goods. ladies' hats, caps,
furs. shaw's. dress goods, gents turnish>
ing goods, &C.. winch Will close out for
less cash than they have ever been sold iu
Jamestown. l.. Lyon. Dec. 18th.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

George Parrott, alias Big Nosed George,
one Of the worst and bIoodiest road agents
that ever infested W, ,oming territory.
was sentenced on the 18th inst, to be
Asnged next April. i.-,.. ...,lr
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

The grand jury has approved set Of
resolutions the purport of which is to the
effect that the division of the territory
on the seventh standard This will i'm.
+med,ately have . strong influence upon
the question and psy sellll iR changing
the preseut program. s-stTS
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

Major Lyon is very !, muchssin favor Of
some kind ofa town QsganHstiaN. The
Maj.r's long expor,enck assa]asrmsn Of
the sixth ward Of Chicago !.i wfN no doubt
enable him to exercise, much: wisdom and
political piety in the manipulation of .f-
fairs in his locality, should an organizs
tion take place as early as it iishopcd it
will. .E
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
NEW CASTLE, Dec. both, 1880
Hov. MARSHALL Mct,LuRH.

HoS. MARSHALL MCCLURE,
Jamestown, D. T..
DEAR R:-It is i'm
possible fer me to exist without copy of
the Alert. Please send me one ot those
cop,es you have been leaving at the Bank.
Yours truly,
s. X McGINNIs
Such request is equivalent to com,
maud Well do it.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28
By MARSHALL MCCLURE.

1t is reported that Cot. Donan, former.
~ If the Deadwooa Pioneer aud rece atlv
of the Minneapolis Journal, is suffering
from mental alteration. ~ ,.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1880-12-28

Those desiring New Years calling cards
should bear in mind that The Alert has
just r. ceised al elegant assortment of
them from St. Psu,, just for the occasion
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-14
HANCOCK, AND BEN AND ME-.

This incident was related to the writer recent
| Is by veteran whO vJuched for It's truth.
You needn't come talkiu' no politics nor Gar
heiU talk % me,
l Cause I tell you il won't do q btt OF good Tor
well never Ngrrc.
You say yoa believe in your man. mebbe you
You 90, know
That | believe In my man and I'd vote II | had
20 20,
ON my bare knees n the Canada line and die
when | got through.
For know my man, General Hancock, | met
him Il e..
Ben an { hntu i.ted in 81. Ben was my son.
tho Only one
I ever had. lie wasa sort OF a preacher was
Ben, hut he carried a gun.
lie didu' care much for niggerS, but he didn't
believe IN slaves,
/ So he listed with me on principle. That's the
way such q man behaves.
We went into action enc %evenin'; had hot
woyS ia u Ciump of oaks
Near Malvern. didn't get hit but-wait q mill
utc-it sorter chokes
Nc when think Of Be, for he was hit with a
shell.
AnG-wcil-he was dreadful shattered. None
but me could tell
Who Was Wing there torn 10. Well, Wrapped
In my 6,snEei aud when lifted it, it seemed to
have 40 hett.
Idug him sSraye in a comdeld, early on the
next day.
And I put him in, poor Benny, down in the vel
Blu, tciorc / covered him over l just stood there
and cried
because I couldn't read nothin, | diunt kho"
how. when he utSd
Hc'da Bible in his sack which l found and /
thought 'twOuld DO,
III conldn do nolhin' else, just to take a page
And tear them up into scraps and pieces and
scatter them over Ben.
Il would seem like sdedicstion.a service 70 Hod
from men.
Ididit I took some pages out of the end ofthe
Audi tore them up and was THROWN them in
when the ground Sorter shook.
Aud a man on a horse came gallopius right up
uvns - Ta H ytv dSinS here" he said. "Buryin'
amsl that was brave and good.
whats that paper for he said. and | held up
the Bible and said.
Its only some l.ayCS from TINS oOok WHICH 1
Because i can't read and 1 knOwd he would like
it-pOOr Benz
saw his eyes Sorter ylisteu anu helumpSu irom
his horse and then
lie took the Bible out of my hand and uncover
cd his head,
And rcat out loud how Christ had promised to
save the dead
when he stopped rcadin' aud mounted and
started t. ride away,
I called out "what's your name. siE? l won't
forget this day."
lie looked mighty kind and sorry and l saw his
eyes wereu'I dry
As he answered. my name Is Hsncock-Win-
field HancOck-GOOd bye.
Yes il was Hancock who did all that eighteen
And i don't think that I'll ,orset it now-Nol
no!
p. l.. W.