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The Imperial press., 1905-01-21
THE REPORT OF THE
 RECLAMATION SERVICE
Protects People Against Excessive Price of California Development
 Company

AS the PRESS has frequently predicted would be the case, the autocratic president of the Cali fornia Development Company has found at last. that coercing the United States Reclamation Ser vice into allowing him for his canal system $3,0OO,O0O ill money and one million dollars Ill water rights in Mexico, is not the same thing as coercing the majority of the Imperial Valley Water Users Association into authoriz- ing such allowance.
 MT. Heber is now up against the REAL TH NC. It is strange that he and those under his in- huence did not see the hand writ ing on the wall earlier in the action.
 Had those who have been fight ing the California Development Company's fight for the Califor- mia Development Company's price been endowed with ordinary fore sight, they might at least have seen the folly of trying to de- nounce the government into pay ing this fictitious price for the property, without actually but ting their heads against the stone wall contained in the report of the Secretary of the Interior to Congress- touching the Imperial project filed last week.
 The California Development Company's shouters, however, could not be shown the error of their way by any species of argu- ment or reasoning, and nothing short of the actual blow of the governments report could en- tighten them.
 Now that Mir. Heber and his associates have actually encon- tered this buzz-saw, that neither truckles to their overbearing loftiness, nor yields to their per suasive hypnotism on the subject of canal values, it is to be hoped that they will come to their sober senses, and fix such d price upon the canal system as a reasonable private buyer would think of con- sidering.
 When this is done the Califor- nia Development Company can expect the people of Imperial Val ley to get behind them to a man and use their utmost influence with the government to bring about the purchase. Until some such ray of intelligence perme- ates the California Development Company's brain cells, we need not expect any special progress towards government ownership.
 The text of the Secretary's
The Imperial press., 1905-01-21

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The Imperial press., 1905-01-21

EARR, STEARNS AND SWEET, \ Attorneys at Law, Imperial, Cah- fornia.
 Practise in all the Courts of the State and before the United States Register. Land law, final proofs and contests of desert land entries speciality.
The Imperial press., 1905-01-21
PROFES SIGNAL CARDS

DR. G. T. REENLEAF, PRYSI- Dcian and Surgeon, IloIton, Cal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
GOMPERS SEEMS SCARED.
Issues Manifesto Against Chicago Laoor
Body Formed to Down Him.

The first public manifesto Of President
Samuel Gompers Of the American Feoera-
ton OF Labor against the Industrial work.
ers Of the World, organized at convention
IN Chicago on June n to down him ana
the A. F. Of L., was Issued to the afhliateo
unions yesterday. Gompers denounces the
new organization as futile attempt to
break u, the trade union movement ana
comcares those at the head OF the move
ment to the three tailors OF Tooley street
He continues:
these latter day bombasts did not
speak or proclaim for even the continent
OF America. 1t was too small and circun-
scribed for their pretersions. They must
needs sreak in the name OF the workers OF
tho world. After an effort Of more than
six months, the issuance and distribution
of tons Of literature through America and
every other country, on the globe, what
was tho result? The mountain labored
and brought forth a mouse-and very
silly little mouse at that" o.
The Chica 10 convention. he says, brou ght
together number Of incongruous clements.
These included Daniel De Leon and his
Socialist Tra do and Labor Alliance; Eugene
" Debs, the Socialist candidate for President
OF the United States in the last two Presi-
dental cnnir aigns, also few reorle who
he save, pretended to represent the Ameri-
can Labor Union. s'fss.. "a = a..
~This," he sare, lis the conHloneration-
the Socialist Trade and Labor Alliance,
with its vulture like record, rreying on the
rerains OF those who have fallen m labor's
hattles 30
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
MITCHELL WON'T RESIGN.
Didn't Mean That When He Said He Might
Not He Ions With tho Miners.

WILKEsRARRE. Pa. Aug. 6.-President
John Mitchell Of the United Mine Workers
denied to-day that he was to resign the
presidency Of the union and said his state
ment that he might not be long with the
mine workers was misunderstood. He
explained chat he meant that illness or
death or some unforeseen cause might
force him to stop the work he Is now doing
but that he has RIO plan for leaving the union
and no intention Of doing 30.
During a speech at Archibald last night
he declared that the duties Of his ONCE are
very arduous and the special meetings and
know how long he would have the strength
to continue the work. He would, he said,
continue to toll to the best of his ability
for the interest OF the workers. and added
that II disaster overlook the union It would
not be due to him but to the neglect Of the
members.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 5-Evidence
that tho United Mine Workers OF America
are preparing for a possible suspension
Of work when present contracts expire
In April next was discovered to-day In q cir
cular issued to the district Presidents from
the headquarters in this city charging them
to impress upon the men In their several
districts the necessity OF putting In every
working day and Of invoking strict economy
In their living.
Inc Iottef Calls Attentlon 70 tho TACT that
the organization IL gaining In numbers In
the East and West and that 1t IL hoped to
have moro additions before the time comes
for making new contracts with the mine
owners.
It then calls attention to the necessity
Of prompt payment. Of duee and to this
end, In order that membership In the or
ganizAtion may not be q burden, 1t 10 urged
that every member work with a. little 1oss
Of time as possible and exercise tho strictest
economy. Nothing Is said regarding
trouble In the future, but frequent references
II made to the necessity for the organiza-
ton being built up. before the negotiations
with mine owners open for now working
contracts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
BRYAN OFFENDS BOB DAVIS.
Letter Referring to "Agents Of Corruption
Makes Jersey1te Sore.


Col. William Jennings Bryan OF Lincoln,
Mob, has unconsciously hurt the feelings
Of his friend Robert Davis Of jersey City
writing a letter to T. G. Cagney Of Jersey
City. in which he says some unkind things
rejecting upon the regular Democratic
machine, OF which Mr.. Davis Is the leader.
Mr.. Cagney is one Of the boomers Of the
candidacy OF Under Sheriff John j. Heavey.
who wants the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff next fall. Mr.. Davis says no cam
not have II. and what Mr.. Davis says gen.
orally goes The machine Is out for the
nomination Of ex-Mayor Esbert Seymour
Of Bayonne.
Mr. Cagney heard assertions to the effect
that machine men didn't consider as real
Democrats anybody who had the audacity
to oppose the wishes OF the bosses, so he
wrote to Col. Bryan all about 1t and asked
for q professional opinion on the subject.
M Mr. gy1ms 5spy at Tf Hen cd: pccsG no at
Friday night. 1t was as follows
The people must bring about any great
reform through action at the primaries. II
IT on sna as ana
leges select delegates to our conventions.
70 draft platforms and promulgate our. party
sa but sea Sey no. Be IN ia
Men who believe In Democratic principles
and desire 10 have the Government run alon x
those lines are guilty OF gross neglect when
they fail, to attend and vote at all primaries
and It 10 not enough to merely vote. but We
should exerciae the utmost Of our power
principles are adopted at our local conven-
lions and sept to our State and rational con-
ventions In the hands Of men whom We can
rely upon to defend them aRainst those who
are Wiling TO adopt cowardly and COM
promising policy.
wrong. and such q confession In the light OF
recent experiences means igno min ious defer t.
There can be NO asfe compromise with the
forces Of wrong. II the Democratic prinoi-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
AUTOMOBILE ROMANCE.
Driver weds Maid Of Woman Ehom Hc
Aided In Distress.

Frederick H. Bowen, an automobile
driver Of 81 West Fifty-frst street,
Bayonne, and Miss Sarah Ashter Of Summit,
N. j., were married yesterday by Justice
Of the Peace Robert Miller, in jersey City.
The justice said that one day Bowen, while
driving his employers auto through Mont
clair came upon brokendown car by the
roadside. The occupants we're a woman
and her maid. Miss Ashter. Both were in
great distress over the accident and didn't
know what to do. The driver worked
two hours repairing the damage to the
automobile and sent them on their way
rejoicing, The incident led to better
acquaintance with the maid and a SUCCESS
full oourtship followed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
The weather.

The .reo OF low pressure from the Northwest
moved TO A position over the upper Lake resionst
yesterday, causing warmer weather In the Middle
Atlantic States and New England. the lower Lake
regions, Ohio and the Tennessee and upper Miss
issippi valleys.
The pressure was mgr on INC A.ehuo coees
and ioy; IN the 8 ,uth and Southwest. Shower and
,hundcrs,orms were general 10 the upper Missits pp
Valley end upper Lake regions, and At some points
the rainfall was heavy. There was also rain In
northern pennsylvania and heavy rain In Florida.
Partly cloudy conditions. and on shorc WINDS pre-
vailed along the Atlantic const
In this city II was partly cloudy and warmer:
wind. llch, 10 fresh south 70 southeast; average
humidity 0s per cent: barometer. corrected 70 read
"a sea level, at s a. NJ. 500 r. ~. so.oi.
Tho temps...r-. yesterday, a. recorded By the
off,cal Thermometer. IL shown In the annexed table,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
EX..NAYOR DISAPPEARS.
Flanders Quit Moving tho Law j and Went
Away.


HAvERHILL Mass, Aug. 5.-Ex-Mayor
Parkman B. Flanders has been strangely
missing from the city since yesterday,
The police have been asked to search for
him and to drag the river near Riverside
on the theory that he has committed sui
eide, though this theory Is not accepted by
the officials, who believe that he has gone
awav from the city. His wife cannot ex-
plain his absence and fears that he has
ended his life. He recently secured 500
on a mortgage. and it Is the theory OF the
police that he has taken the money and
gone to some distant city. It became known
this morning that he had obtained mileage
book which he's not been returned or re-
ported on at the ticket Office.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs, Flanders LETT
her home to do some shopping and for an
afternoon call Her husband remarked that
he would NOV the lawn, but when Mrs. Elan
ders returned homo she found the lawn
mower in the middle Of the lawn and only
one strip Of the grass CIT. When her hue
band did not appear at late hour last night
she reported his disappearance to the police
and said that she feared his mind had weak.
cned and he had gone away: He served
as Mayor OF the city in 1908, bel ng elected
on the Socialist ticket.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
FOUR LOCKED IN A CAR.
Camor to Get Out and Are Presently
Looked In Cells.

Joseph Stosa, watohman employed In
the New York and New Haven Railroads
freight yards at Mott Haven heard great
clamoring in closed freight car IN the
yards last night and he had tho door OF
the car opened, He found four young
men there. They said thcy had got into
the car at Hartford the day bef,re and
hadn't had anything to cat or drink since.
Stosa did not believe them and he locked
them IN the car again while he summoned
the police. Then the four young mon werc
arrested charged with bciny vaErapts.
They gave their names "a James L
Charles Nelloy, FREQ Stern sui Johp Sni. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
HARBURGERS PULL on VIEW.
Mas, VINO Runs AZ Ainst Him, Promptly
Run Out OF the City Hal.

Samuel Mas, one of the accountants
Of the Department. OF Accounts, who has
been doing duty in the Mayors Office for
the last eighteen months, was transferred
yesterday to the Park Department. Mr..
Mas intends to fight Julius Hamburger,
the present Tamnlany leader Of the Tenth
district, for the leadership OF that district
at the coming primaries. Mas opened
headquarters In the district on Thursday
and on the following day issued circular
asserting that Hamburger was running
the district for his own personal profit
and paid no heed to the welfare OF the Tam
many workers Of the district.
Mr.. Hamburger called at the Office OF tho
Department OF Accounts yesterday and
after he had had talk with Commissioner
The transfer was not announced until after
Mr.. Block had left his Office. and 1t was eaid
that he had gone out Of town over Sunday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

v.sa,NoroN FORECAST PoR To DAT AND TO .MoRRoW.
70, eastern New York and Tsp Jer'sv oeeasgoHa!
,hu1ds, snop-rs 10 day and proodbp tomorrow:
frr,a sou:tpra 10 northwest rfrds.
For New England. showers 70 day end cooler In
wes. portion; showers tomorrow AMI cooler N
southcns, portion; fresh southwest to wtst winds
For th, district OF Columbia. Maryland. Dcla'
ware sni eastern Pennsylvania. occasional thunder
showers TO- my an! probably to-mor-ow: light 70
fresh r,'thws 81 to nor:hwest rtn.a
70, 'rrp Pe nnsyi'nn t,i western New Yors'
,n:u A,ox RS 10. NY tar TO morrow; frsh
s!n. ~. TO Gort9sssf .ui-ts: Z ~ ~. ,.c,,,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
HELHAR C0TTAGERS KICK.
Propose to Put Up Borough Ticket Of
Their Own Some Day.

AsrunY PARK, N. j., Aug. s.-Belmar cot
tare residents, disgruntled over tho slipshod
manner in which municipal affairs arc con-
Quoted, held mass meeting this afternoon
and appointed a committee to canvass the
cottage people and secure pledges that they
viii lake Voting residence In the borough
and run a borough ticket Of their own next
fail. The meeting was enthusiastic. more
than 100 being present.
The cottagers are especially indignant
over recent ordinance proMoiting the
which they take to Be an infringment upon
thoir ri phts. After demanding now depot
and the Improvement OF Shark River Inlet
the cottagers adjourned for one year, when
thew will compare notes on the results OF
borough residence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06
United Sulphur and Iron Co. Incorporated.

TRENTON. Aug. 5.-The United sulphur,
Copper and Iron Company was Incorporated
here to-day with an authorized capital
stock OF $4,000, OCo. This is to be divided
equally into preferred and common stock,
tho preferred bearing per cent. cum' =
lotivo dividends. The incorporates are
George D. Mumford. George r. A. Ricketts,
and Edmund B. Tabor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-06

riRht-and they ere--these principles must
be fostered and defended by the plain people.
and II we do not control the primaries We
must fall. Wishing you success, remain,
most respectfully yours,
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
49,.
Bland de storSttade.

lime / lagmannens stuga var emeller-
It'd samlad en- stor myckenhet, framst
var %biskopen med sina kaniker jamie
manga v~erldsliga sherman. Der voro
ocksa nagra ia dessas husfruar och
dottrar, och samtalet, som forut van
de sig kring observation-disclosures, foil
nu pa olycksfallet med Ingrids hast.
- bet var ovardsamt att springa
af hasten och icke behalla tygeln, tills
svennen fatt riktigt tag i den, SADIE
Svantepolk strangt, men Ingrid ar en-
yrhatta, SON aldrig tanker pa, hvad
hon g0r.
Lagman Bengt, som varit fadder at
Ingrid Svantepolksdotter, afbr0t hem
mes faders straffpredikan med att saga
skamtande:
Det a EFT sprang, som skulle
hafva anstatt en- hurtig sven.
- Och som foga anstar en- jungfru,
SADIE hennes fader.
Ingen fara har ju skett, medlade
lagmannen.
- bet ar icke det som oroar mig,
svarade herr Svantepolk. En- sadan
der t0s mer eller mindre, hvad sedan?
Men en- h0gboren jungfru uppf0r sig
icke pa Diet viset.
All, fader kar, Diet menen I icke?
inf0ll Karin.
- Visst menar jag Diet, pasted Swan
tepolk. Icke man l tro att jag har
Stamina hansyn till lagb0rdigt folk,
som man annu, Gud battre, har har i
Sverige.
Diet var ju en- liten fager mo, in
foil fru Benedicta, och mangen al oss
skulle sakerligen grant sig, ON hon
kommit till skada. Kanske skulle af-
ven min strange here beklagat en- sa-
dan olycka.
Mel, f0rvisso icke, utropade herr
Svantepolk ifrigt. Jag kommer fran
EFT mera upplyst land och vet skillnad
pa folk och folk.
- bet var ju hennes broder den
der lekaren, som karade pa tinget /
gar? sporde en- af de narvarande her
rarna.
- Diet var Diet, svarade lagmannen.
och | sanning, jag 0mkade mig ofver
svennen.
bet var frackt af honom att upp-
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19

Da ar Diet nog It'd pa att hon van
jer sig dervid, SADIE Folke allvarligt,
eller hvad menar du hennes lott kan
blifva? Maste icke ALA qvinnor ar
beta? Menar du att fru Benedicta och
hennes d6ttrar ga s%ysslol0sa? Mel,
min sven.
Hvad f6rratta de da for arbete?
sporde Esbj0rn.
De spinna och vafva, de sy och
sticka. de taga del | hushallsg0romal
af allehanda Stag. Fru Benedicta la
gar mangen raft for sin herres bord
och blandar ljufliga drycker med ho-
hung och saffran och kummin, sasom
Jag sjalf smakat, berattade Folke.
Icke kan Boel nagot af delta, in
yande Esbj0rn, hon dr. for liten och
spad och KLEIN. Hon maste leka och
frojdas, ingen omsorg far trycka hen
ne, sin faders glada sommarfogel och
fader Anunds varblomma.
= ia, vet du nagot battre for henne,
SADIE Folke Algotsson nagot kyligt, sa
gor, som du finner bast.
- Blifven icke ond. kare here, bad
Esbj0rn, jag vet %ingenting. och jag
skall tala med Boel sjalf och med den
gamla Marta. Det kan ju banda att
jag ar omattligt dunn.
- bet kan nog banda att fru Bene-
dicta icke ar hugad att upplara en- IL
ten mo, som ~ingenting duger till, SADIE
Folke ~smaleende, mer an att vara sin
faders glada sommarfogel och fader
Anunds varblomma och sin broders af-
gudabelate.
- Icke afg~udabelate, menade Es-
biorn, som nu sjalf smalog, men hon
ar min ogontrost - Diet karaste jag
numera eyer ! verlden.
- Karare an strangeleken, undrade
Folke, den trolska strangaleken?
- Strangaleken kan jag krossa, ON
jag Ell f0rmar ofvervinna dess troll
dom, svarade Esbj0rn, och han hojde
slit strangaspel, fardig att kasta Diet
Folke grep honom / armen
marker.
Behalf dit fortrollade stranga-
spell! smalog han. Och behalf din lila
syster, sa lange du kan. som din enda
hjartans kar! bet torde komma den
It'd, da hon blir dig likgiltig, da din
hug hanger vid en- AMMAN mo, da dina
ogon icke Sc nagon annans fagring an
dennas, dina oron icke lyssna efter
annat yalljud an hennes r0st, da solen
bleknar inf0r henne och jorden ar en-
sorgedal utan henne, som for dig ar
! den enda hjartans kar / verlden.
- l talen, here, som Diet heter / den
gamla sanger, som min fader Tart mig,
SADIE Esbjorn. Jag matte till honom
en- gang att ALT delta talet ON karlek
var endast dikt, och han skrattade och
SADIE: Du f0rstar icke an, hvad SON ar
Diet maktigaste / verlden.
Jag forstar Diet, jag. sade Folke
Algotsson svarmodigt.
Och sa tego de bada unga mannen
en- lang stund.
(Forts.)
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
80.
Sangens makt.

Han var allvarlig och stolt, da han
.tradde in / rummet, och hans helsning
a afmatt. Titan vidare b0rjade han
sanger ON hertig %Silfverdal, som sor-
jer sin moder ur jord. Han sag icke
pa Diet omkring honom samlade franz
mande sallskapet, utan tankte blot
att han sjong for att gladja sin syster,
och hans rost, SON / b0rjan lj0d nagot
dampad, h0jde sig smart | rikt valljud,
som 0fverraskade ALA.
Da sanger var slut ~tillropade man
honom bifall fran ALA sidor. Han bu-
gade och vile aflagsna sig, men man
a icke sa latt tillfredsstalld. Den
ena sanger begardes efter den andra,
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19

ON hon Diet ar, SADIE herr Swan
tepolk, sa hvarfor tog du icke battre
vara pa henne, lekare? Hvems ar fe-
let. ON en- hast springer oliver en- mar
gangen liten mo. ON icke mast hon
sjalf dens som har henne / sin ward
och later henne l0pa vildt.
Esbj0rn svarade icke, hans kinder
lagade af harmens rodnad och hans
0gon blixtrade.
Fru Benedicta sag hans sinnesrorel-
Sc och SADIE:
- Bar in din lila syster ! lagman-
mems herberge. Jag skall bedja ag-
man Bengt att han later sin bardska-
rare sc till henne. bod ar hon X
Esbj0rn tackade den CODA frun ocn
bar in Boel / herberget. Fru Bene-
, dicta talade med lagmannen och bard
skararen kom. Han blottade hastigt
den lillas Invita- arm och oppnade
adern. bet roda blodet sprang fran !
en- h~oppande strale, och Boel oppnade
0gonen. Hennes forsta blick foil pa
Knut. som stod der inne och sag pa,
huru hans skyddsling aterkom TIL
sans.
bet var nagot fangslande att Sc,
huru kinden aterfick farg, och huru de
stora m0rkbla ogonen smaningom L
fran EFT forundradt stirrande fingo
EFT medvetet uttryck. Hon flyttade
blicken fran den enc till den andre.
Der var den fagra unga mon. hvars
fagring fangslat hennes uppmarksam-
het. der var en- ungersven, som sa
mycket liknade henne, och der a
lagmannens gamla h~uskaplan, men no
nom hade hon sett pa tinget, och der
var i'll hennes egen broder EsbJorn,
och nu log hon. Medvetandet hade
aterkommit, den r0da munnen oppna-
des. de Invita- tanderna skimrade. Knut
tyckte sig aldrig hafva sett nagot sd
intagande vasen. Sa slot hon alter
0gonen, bardskararen skyndade att
f0rbinda armen.
- ESDJOTh, duS DOCi bhSu o"hse
rost, hur kom jag hit? Och hvar ar
jag? n
Knut svarade i hans stale:
- I aren / lagmannens herberge,
och jag hoppas att i smart vinnen alter
edra krafter, jungfru.
Hon hade aldrig blifvit sa h0fviskt
tilltalad och kallad jungfru, och hon
log icke blot med munnen, utan med
ogonen.
- Herr riddare, SADIE hon, jag ar
blot en- ringa mo och mitt namn ar
Boel.
- Jag ar heller ingen riddare, SADIE
han ocksa smaleende.
Fran a~ngransande rum ropade nu
herr Svantepolks r0st pa Knut och
Ingrid och sporde, ON de Ell 0dslat till
rackligt med It'd pa lekarens syster.
Ingrid gick genast, men Knut STAMINA
de annu nagra ogonblick och SADIE Diet
han hoppades, att hon blifvit mera
radd an skadad, och dertill jakade ba-
de ~bardskararen och Boel sjalf.. Derpa
gick han, och Esbjorn var ensam med
sin syster, som han tog i sin farm
och smekte.
Hur kunde du vaga sig sa fran
mellan hastarna? Tank, ON du blif-
Wit dodad!
Boel svarade icke. hon lade slit huff
vud mot sin broders axel, hon a sa
matt, men kande sig anda lycklig, hon
visste Ell raft hvarf0r.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
OTILLRACkLiGT.

En- katolsk prest ombads af sina for
samlingsbor att nedkalla Guds valsig-
nelse ofver deras magra ~jordlappar.
Han gjorde sd och gick fran aker till
aker. Men da han slutligen kom till
den magraste af ALA, SADIE han sorgset.
men med stort eftertryck:
Har hjalper inga boner. Har far
Diet vara godsel!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-05-19
uPPREPADT ~IlLAMAENDE.

Frun (uppackande matsackskorgen
efter utflykten / Diet grona): - Hvad
will Diet har saga? Konjaksflaskan,
som jag lade ned / handelse nagon
skulle bli illamaende, ar tom, ehuru
mig veterligt ingen varit sjuk?
Manner: - 10, Charlotte lila, jag
a KLEIN flera ganger, fast jag inte
vile oroa dig med att tala ON Diet.