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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-01

him, but Bill grabbed my gun. Guinea
I'm glad you stand by me, you and
father; but the general thinks 1 was
wrong, and / was just about to think
tnat everybOdy's heart was right but
mine. am glad you are with me
Guinea"
looked at her as she sat there, mus
ing; her hair was tangled as If a
storm of thought had swept through
her head, and solely l wondered wheth-
er a care for me had been borne through
the storm. forgot the presence OF
Alf; l forgot everything except that
would have given my blood and my
soul to please her. and with bitterness
l said "Oh, If had known that yor
wanted him killed I would not only
fave let Alf kill him-I would have
killed him myself"
She looked up from her attitude OF
musing and met my outbreak with
quiet laugh. THE bigger a man is the
siliier he is, she said, still laughing
why, l don't want him dead. / wouldn't
like to have anyone killed. l merely
ondered how, having come so close
to being burned up, you could keep from
killing him. l thought that l under
stood most men, but don't understand
you, Mr.. Halves"
Yes, you do" l cried; you under
stand me too we'll, and that is why
you torture me-"
What" exclaimed ALT springing to
his feet, ARE you on the gridiron? Has
she got you where somebody has got
me? By-there comes mother"
l looked back as I passed out OF the
room, and Guinea sat there, musing
Alf put his arm about me as we went
up the stairs. We did not light the
lamp, but sat down in the dark, sat
there and for long time were silent.
Pill, oh, Bill"
YES" 1 answered.
"Bill, don't ask me anything. Faith
er may tell you something tomorrow.
God bless you, Bill. You have stood by
me- Goodnight"
To be Continued
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1908-12-01
THE VATICAN.
Home of the Popes In the Worlds
Richest Depository.


The Vatican covers a space Of 1900
feet in length and 1000 feet in
breadth and is the largest palace in
the world. 1t is in Rome, on the right
bank of the river Tiber, and on the
Vatican hill, from which it derives its
name. 1t is said to have been found
ed by Pope Symmachus, who erected
small house on its site about 800 A.
D. On this site, too, building was
inhabited by Charlemagne in 500.
Several times it has fallen into de-
cay and been restored. Pope Eugen-
ius rebuilt it on a magnificent scale in
1850. In 1906 Clement V. removed
the papal seat from Rome to Avignon,
and the Vatican was in neglected
and obscure state for many years.
Nicholas V. in 1850 commenced the
great work of making 1t the noble
palace that 1t now is. After the return
of the pontifical court to Rome 1t be-
came the actual residence Of the pope.
One after another long line Of popes
have added splendid buildings to it,
and at present the lowest estimate
gives the number Of rooms at 4,422.
lIrdQudlly II has De6H ellTlCllSu Will
great paintings, statues, books, Gu
rious medals. gems. frescoes and an
tiquities of every description until 1t
Is now the worlds richest depository.
The museum Of statuary is about
mile in length and contains more than
20, 900 statues that have been exhum-
ed from the ruined temples and pal
aces Of Rome.
The Vatican contains the Sistine
chapel, built by Sixtus ~, 1473, and
adorned by the wonderful genius of
Michelangelo; the Pauline chapel,
built by Paul III. in 1910; the Loggia
and Stance of Raphael and the court
of the Belvedere.
The library Of the Vatican Is truly
a great one. 1t is exceedingly rich in
manuscripts, containing as many as
40, 900, some of which are by Pliny.
st. Thomas and st. Charles Borromeo
and many Hebrew, Arabian, Syrian
and Armenian Bibles 1t has about
so, 900 printed volumes and several
rich museums Of ancient and modern
articles of vertu.-Exchange.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03
The Platform.
Harter.

The following platform was present. ed. read and unanimously adopted:
 Although the people of Arizona are yet unable to vote for presidentia al electors. or to take any part in the election of President of the United States, this convention joins with the Democracy of the nation in its un- iversal rejoicing over the mination for president of that great statesman, and orator, William Jennings Bryan, and extends all encouragement pos sible, and foresees, in the enthusiastic and undivided support of the peoples illusurious champion, a sure indication of democratic success, and restoration of imperisha ble Democratic principles in the administration of government affairs.
 We congratulate the Democracy of Arizona in again having the Hon. Marcus A. Smith for it's standard bearer. His nomination for Delegate to Congress strengthens the party ticket in every county of the territory, and insures for us an overwhelming 2 triumph at the coming territorial election.
 The nomination of Hon. James B. Finley for the office of Joint Council man, we endorse, and pledge to him our undivided and hearty support.
 The County Democratic Convention of two years ago pledged its nominees, If elected. Jo economical. careful and honest administration. All the nominees were elected and the pledge has been faithfully, and sacredly re- unoctaH This convention renews tn at pledge for its nominees. and in the
The border vidette., 1908-10-03
Santa Cruz County Democratic Club.

Last evening in Armory Hall, there was an enthusiastic gathering of No gales Democrats, for the purpose of organizing a Democratic club.
 Hon Frank J. Duffy, member of the executive committees of the Territorial Central Committee, was unanimously elected chairman, and the Hon. Bo. J. WhIteside. secretary, of the Santa Cruz County Democratic Club, which started off with a membership of eighty two, many of whom are also members of the Mexican Democratic Club. The list will be passed around and by the end of next week, the club will have tht. largest membership of any political organization Santa Cruz county ever had.
 The following gentlemen, all of whom were present, were elected vice presidents of the club: l.. M. RaInes, J John K. Nolan, Robert Shugart. J. J. Raphael, Jr., Dr. H. w. Purdy. Mark Lulley. member of Tammany Hall, New York, was unanimously elected Director of Parades. Otto Fl erold, was elected treasurer. Santa Cruz county democracy was never more united than 1t Is now, and the entire Democratic ticket, from Mark Smith to consta bles, is going to elected by big majoritles.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03
A Strong Ticket Nomin ated and Success
 Is Assured.
Meeting of Representatives of the Party of the People Harmonious, Nearly All the Candidates Being NOminat- ed by AcClamatiOn.-The Platform a Good One.

Pursuant to "Election Procla amation by the Governor" the Democratic Convention of Santa Cruz county as- sembled in The Rink, last Thursday, at 10:3O o'clock. and nominated one of the strongest tickets ever presented to the voters of any county i'll Ari- zona, and the election of every condi- date from Hon. Frank J. Duffy, for the legislative assembly. to justices of the peace and constab'es in every precinct, is already conceded by many Republicans and every good Democrat in the county.
 At iO:30 o'clock. Dr. H w. Purdy, chairman of the county central com mittee, called the convention to order, and on motion Hon. Theo. Gebler of Nogales. was elected temporary chair man and Otto Herold of Nogales, secretary.
 T!:e chair appointed the following g committees:
 Oredcr tial-Dr. 1T. w. Purdv, w F. Ovretou, Geo. 5. Marsh, Dennis CoughlIn, c. w Harter:
 Platform and Resolutions - Tom Cummings, Ei. Sheehy, w. F. Over
 Order of Business-H. E. Grace, Thos Fraser, E D. Miller.
 Recess taken until l2 o'clock to allow committees to report.
 At l2 o'clock and the committee on credentials reported the following en- titled to seats Tn the conventions:
 Nogales Precinct No l-E b. Miller, Geo. B. Marsh, Dr. H. w Purdy, w. F Overton, Otto Herold, Theo. Gebler, H. E. Grace.
 Calabas Precinct No. 2-Thomas M. Cummings.
 Tubac Precinct No. 3-Guillermo Lowe.
 Crittenden Precinct No 4-Thns Fraser. w. T. Powers, by pr. H. w.. Purdy, proxy.
 uarshaw Precinct No. 5-Ed T. Sheehy.
 Washington Precinct No. 6-Den- his Coughs
 Lochicl Precinct No. TT. J. Fur ner. by Otto Herold. proxy.
 Egin Precinct No s - Robert Parsons. by Mark Lulley, proxy.
 Old Glory Precinct No. 9-J. B. McCIen ahan, by H. J. Saxon, proxy.
 Gro Blanco Precinct No 10-.
 Sopori Precinct No. 11-Juan B. EIlas. by 0. w. Harter, proxy.
 Mowry Precinct No. 12 - Fred Miller. Percy Woods, by Fred Miller, proxy.
 SAlero Precinct No. l3 70. w Harter.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03

event of their election, assures to the people, not only frugal administra- tion, but n reduction in county ex- penses, ard an improvement in county management as is from time to time practica ble.
 We specially pledge our nominees for the Cffice of Supervisor to a rigid econov4y in the conduct of county affairs; to the lawful awarding of coE- tracts to the lowest responsible bidder; and to :. close scrutiny of expendit- ures, to the end that taxation, and the burden of debt Lequeatbed to us from the early extravaganza of Fima county. may be reduced to the lowest possible point.
 Recognizing the public school sys- tenn as the bu.wark of our country, and believing that in the proper educ ation, and intelligence. of our children lies the safety and perpetuity of our institutions. we urge upon the super visors to extend the utmost aid to our county schools. and to apportion as. the resources of the county will per- init.
 We demand that, whenever may be elected to act as ex- ofIicio County School nperintendent, shall actively and energeticslly work for the up building of our public schools, and exert himself to increase their eff ciency and standard of instruction. We consider it his bounden duty to personally see that the trustees of the various school districts in the county, are conducting the school affairs in a correct and proper manner, and for the hest interests of al the pupils, without fear, favor, or partially.
 We pledge our nominee for the Le- gisl"tive Assembly to work for, and to urge upon the legislature, the en- actment of law reqniring a more equal and just assessment than now exists for the taxation oc every species of property, whether owned, or con- trolIed, by corporations, or by indivi- dualF, thereby preventing high assess- ment on individual property, and de- pressed assessment on corporation property of similar nature, and of equal, or greater value.
 We recognize the equality of all men before the law, and we hold that it is the self known duty of all our nominees who shall be clothed with Iu"'Sia' oObhoiiCy, to meet out equah and exact justice to all, of whatever nativity. race, color. or persuasion.
 We view with interest the organiz- ation of the Noeales x Santa Cruz County Board of Trade. and commend to OUT cit1zens it's energetic and suc- cessfuI efforts for the progress and ad- vancement of our county. and in the good work ve favor cooperation by the county authorities whenever legal, proper, and consistent.
 T. M. Cumming,
 COMMITTEE Edward T. Sheehy,
 w. F. Overton.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03
The Great Be!l Circus.

MT. Amado Abalos, manager of the great Bell circus, now showing in El Paso. Texas. is in the city arranging g for the coming of his big aggregation of artists, of which there are 125. The Bell circus is said to be the best of irs kind in the Republic of Mexico It will arrive in Nogales next Wednes- day, and will give performance in Nogales, Sonora. Wednesday evening. Also Thursday, Friday, Saturday. and next Sunday.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03

The Committee on Order Of Busi- ness and Organization made the fol- lowing report. For permanent chair man, Dr. H. w. Purdy; Otto Herold, secretary.
 First-Assembiy.
 Second d. District Attorney.
 Third-Sberif
 Fourth-Treasurer.
 Fifth-Probate Judge.
 Sixth-Recorder.
 Seventh-Two Supervisors.
 Eighth-County Surveyor.
 Ninth-Precinct officers.
 Tenth - Appoint ment of Central Committee.
 Thomas Fraser and E D. Miller were appointed tellers and the con- vention then proceeded to the noiDin- ation of the candidates.
 For assem blyman Frank J. Duffy was the unanimous choice of the con- vention. Hon. Bo J. Whiteside, hav- ing withdrawn from the race the evening before.
 For district attorney w. A. OCon- nor was nomined by exclamation.
 For sheriff Harry J. Saxon had no opposition and was unanimously no- minated, as was also Arcus Reddoch, for treasurer, Judge M. Marsteller for probate judge, Phil Herold for county recorder, and H. Pomeroy Griswold for county surveyor.
 For supervisors, the names of Dr. A. A. Doherty, Joseph k. Wise, and George w. Parker were presented. The ballot resulted: Parker. l5; Do herty, fl; Wise, II. Doherty and Parker were declared nominees.
 The following precinct officers were named:
 Nogales-C. A. Gildea, justice of the peace, and o. P. Lopez, constable.
 Crittenden-Mr Curtin. justice of the peace, and A. D. Page. cons.a ble.
 Washigton--M. M. Trickey. justice of the peace; Miller Roberts, consta ble.
 Mowry-O. Phelps, justice of the peace; Chas. Chapman, constable.
 Salero-C. W. Harter, justice of the peace.
 Upon motion, duly carried, the de- legate from the different precincts were named as members of county central committee, with power to fill any vacancies occurring on the ticket. Frank Mitchell, of Patagonia. was un- animously elected member of the committee. At meeting of the com- mittee held immediately after tbe con- vention adjourned, Dr. Purdy was un- animously elected chairman, and Otto Herold secretary.
 The convention adopted the Amer ican eagle as the party vignette, being the same as the one used two years ago.
The border vidette., 1908-10-03
Order of Business.

The Committee on Order Of Busi- ness and Organization made the fol- lowing report. For permanent chair man, Dr. H. w. Purdy; Otto Herold, secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
NEW GAUGE FOR
 THE RIVER HERE

IL r, tIciator". section director fof Arhanaas with headquarters at Little Rock, spent yesterday ia the city nak= ing arrangements for the re-es.4b- lishuent Of tn" government gauge at this point. The costly gauge, Nhich ~as installed at the foot Of W,s, Court street some years ago. was washed away recently. when the river caved the bank at that point 4 ,em- porary gauge will he established a' the foot of Walnut street, but Mr Alcintorc says that he will recom- mend thr re-establish hnent of the per n2ancnt sauge at the foot of West Court street, when the rive; work ie completed heGe.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
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SOCIETY.
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Pine Bluff Chaptcr D. :, F

Mrs. J. W, Withers and Mrs Nil lie Hail4lp entertained the Pine Blnn Chapter ol the D. X. k. very nIca antly Tnesday afternoon at t>eif. r..- ular meeting. The regent ur. '; 6. thompson, presided over tn, meeting ana read an interesting ar ticle on the State chapters. asking the Legislature to preserve the .O)s State House, n Little Rock, 60 tn state would not he void of antloui,v
 The minutes were read Of the ias meeting by the able secretary. Mis-. Emma Dewoody. After the bushes, meeting the chaptc. enjoyed plan. solo by Miss lola p.liIpot. This was especially enjoyed, as her svect ness of touch brought out much mel. ody.
 Mrs. Haizlip read Mrs. Heuan,z poem, "The Landing Of .ha pirg-,u. Fathers" .
 X delightful luncheon was served Mrs. R. B. Jones and Miss Io.a f'A..,-, pot were guests of the chapter.
 Those present were Ncsdames F c. thompson, C. ". pettigrew. r. E Lyle, Horatio Riley, F. X. Peck. Joan R. Rutherford, l.. K Land. W, < Taggart, B. ". Wright. Trimnle Withers, Haizlip, Eek. and Misses Emma Dewoody and Hazel Peek.
 PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20

" arranged for ttre ceremony. Th, haI} "as urcathed with Southprr ami'aN. a< vas the broad stairway toFf Nh7t@ being S0ared II interNaIs White ehrysanthenums formed in, floral &eyNoto In the drawin. ro n an tF2h nf palms was arranged Oye; th" floral wedding altar Back this Vas bank of forns and whit. chfNs#nthemUms. with rows of light. ed candles. The chandeliers were hung with 'uli. and smilax. the ,.i- feet being very pretty. At | o'clock Miss Pauline Skiliern played the wedding march and the bridal part! cam" down the stairway. announced by the ribbon bearers. Misses Bessie NosS. Norma Hutton, Gladys Green. field and Ruth Quindiey \ brida alsic vas formed throuG'1 which Passed the groom, attended as bes man by his brother. Vii! Hutton the maid of honor, Miss Sel! Voss then the bride with her father. The gowu of ceremony was q white mes. saline satin directoire with a yoke and bodice accessories of rare lace < sarnIture Of fringe and q pear, studded girdle completed the beau. tiful effect The veil was draped from a co-onet Of lilies of the valley and tne brida! bouquet was sheath of Bride roses and tullc. Miss Vosf was sowncd in pink messaline wit, pink net and lace and carried Brides fla}d roses. After the ceremony 6 brilliant reception vas held. The bridal party with Mir. and Mrs. Noss Mr. aud Mrs. William P. Hutton Mrs Montague Tmil Voss, Messrs and MesdanleS II. l.. Remmel, :. E Shillcrn, c. II. Lyon. Charles |, Ferguson, J. T. Greenfield, made III the receiving line. Punch was served by Misses Mattie Wilkins and Mattie Orto. \ wedding luncheon WAS SerV cd. after which Mir and Mrs. Hutton left for d wedding journey in tigf North. The "ein&-aWaN gown Was of brown cloth with hat en sJ1ite. Mr and Mrs Hutton will be at home 10 their friends after nec,plAe}. 1 a. 2at1 Broadway.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
PRISONERS AT WORK
 CLEANING STREETS

fi1e gity prisoners Nrac=e#t5 Ho zAo. k on West B5fraqle street trsjeaday ci,a;lin- the streets. Owing to the @f'aJ amount ot fNcaKatiou work ar- in- done ill fae downtoWn districts hH the Pine BuIH Corporation which is IaNn. NutrH mains il k a difficult matter f" keep tn" streets thorouShi.
 cleaned. aitboHgh eyer! effort is be in4 mad" 9l iiir city officials to do so. \ large tosce of men are also on Eas Second avenue preparing 10 b0ild Il culvert over the ravinc tht@e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
BRIEF MENTION.

T. l Collier. of Althcimer, is in t4e city OR business
 Roy A. Wilson. of Little Rock, wa a, recent visitor in the city.
 !. Walker Jones, of HannaherrE is in the city on business.
 George W. Dyington was at Sher idan yesterday on business.
 Pierce Oracle. of Rob Roy, spent yesterday in the city transactins bus. mess
 L. T. Sawyer of Hot Springs, is among the late arrivals at the Hotel Jefferson.
 Nr. and Mrs C W. Butts. o1 Iinwood. were visitors in the city yesterday.
 Lev Fowler. ef Kansas City, is in the city looking after his local busi. ness house.
 Deputy United states Marshal Guy W caron. of Little Rock, was in the cjtv yesterday on oliic:si business.
 Mir. and Mrs. Willis R. Smith have returned to Hot Springs, after : n1easant here with Miss Irene Bo- cage.
 Miss Josie shilling, of Alexandria La. is being entertained by Nf. ant Mrs George B. Moore. on West Sec, ond avenue.
 w A. Jett, X. C. McCabe, I. C rohncon and Charles l.. thompson os Little Rock, were guests at the Hotel Jefferson yesterday.
 w N. Trulock and wife, II. N. At, mood and wife and Harry E. Tfu' Jock and wife returned yesteroa' from . ten days hunt in Arkansas county.
 Dr. I. I. Norris, pastor of the FITS prashyterian Church, will return to- dav from Lewisville, Ark. where he conducted a successful revlva meeting.
 s p. Rosenzweig, of this city, ana F. Rosenzweig. of Lake Village haVF gone to the Northern and Eastefi markets to purchase goods for thel' stores at Pine Bluff. Lake Village and McGehee. w. Hicks Mallory, one Of the most nonular and energetic travelling sales man on the road, is in the city calling m his trade. Mir. Mallory will be re- membered as the man who found the abandoned baby girl on a Cotton Belt train coming to this city several years ago. The little girl was adopted by Mir. and Mrs. D. J. Charlan, who now live in Louisiana and is now almost Ia young lady.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
A POSTMASTER
 IS IN TROUBLE

|. W. Patty, d white man and post 'haster at Cominto, Drew county. Ark. WAS brought to this city yesterday nY Deputy United States Marshal Guy caron and placed in the county iaii. Patty k charged with having enl- bezzled funds belonging to Uncle Sam, He will be given a herring before United States Commissioner \ L.. Burnett today. The office oyer YAicn he had supervision is a fourth class office ani Goninto is on the Warren branch of the Iron Mountain railroad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
N EGRO IS JAILED
 BY JUDGE. GRACE

Henry Witherspoon. 2 ae&ro pcI sisted in laushisg in the yeiIeesoi circuit court room Nednesday whilc 2 trial was in progress there anc Judge \. E. Grace ordered the man arrested for contenpt and jailed fo1 t~enty-fonr hours, The negro wa taken from the court room by Jailel -,."ehs and placed in the county iai 10 scrve his hrjef sentence He re mained there about six hours. when Judge Grace ordered him released.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
| CARD OF THANKS.

To our many friends, who have been so kind to us in our recent aereave- nent, We offer our sinceTest thanks. and can assure them that every ayf of theirs has been highly appreciated by l heart broken family.
 F. J. BLOOM,
 ISAAC DREYFl'S BLOOM,
 MR. AND MRS. ISAAC DRf.Ylv' <, .tRTlE DREYFVS,
 CLIFTON DREYFUS.
 MILFORD DREYFI,S.
 STANLEY DREYFI-S,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
Snlith.DunD.

Fordyce, Nov 1a marriage oi paore than ordinary interest took place at the Methodist Church to. night at s:ao o'clock. when Mis- Kate Lou Dunn was married to In Han Wheeler Smith The church was beautifully decorated. Mrs. t TIHnnter played the wedding marei an3d the ceremony Was performed y Rev. J. \. Sage.
 Miss Dunn is one of the mos r,s ular young ladies Of t1Jis community and AM,. Smith is the editor of th5 Tri-couhdy Advocate tbe lending ra per of this section.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
Fournier 10
 Take to the Air

Hearst News special tn the Graphic.
 New York Nov la-.>ftel the grand prize Eace at Savannah Thanks giving Day. Henri Fournier will quit his automobile and devote hinscI' to aerop!ane racing. He will handle an aeroplane in the $2o,ooo stake offer ed bA the Montecarlo casino in FeU- ruarN. He says aIto racing is q dead sport.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
TO EN TEPT AIN
 TTAYCE AND PARTY

Manager (. F. Philpot, of thv Elk Theater. will tender Mayor W. l. ronol and q party Of his friends t box party at he Ells Thcafer ol the night of November a. wher
 His Honor tho Mayor will be ta, stars. This company carries it's own orchestra and is one of inc largest touring in the south tnis season
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
 IS FRED GREEN
 l.. J. TAYLOR

Constable Frank Stewart went ta Memphis yesterday to identify whita man nnder arrest thofe who is sup posed to De l.. | Taylor formerly en- pioyed he1e at the AnJlers Hotel as Il waiter. The man was arrested there as Fred Green. He k accused of having stolen l srip and some e1o1hine fra.a the hotel here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
Voss.Hutton Weidin.

Little Rock, Nov. Marion Cleveland Hutton, son of Mr. and Mrs. William P. Hutton. and Mis- Mabel Voss, second daughter of Mr and Mrs. Carl Voss. were welded al the family residence at I o'clock yes terday evening, Rev. T. F. smart officiating. The house was beantifnl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
iticI.:arti- Evans.

'tI0EsssI h" |. HIN,
 Miss tllna Richards, of I.aXora, and Jack Evans Of this city were united in malriH2e at Oseeola Nk.. Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock Miss Richards is quit" popular in society at I.uXora while Mr. Evans was raised in Pine Bluff and has many friends in this city. Mr. an1 Mrs. Evans will make Pine Bluff their home for the prescott
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20
Liverpool.

Liverpool, Nov. 19.--Reeeipts, 12,- 0o0; middling,- 5.07d: sales. 14 900 bales: tone. steady
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-11-20

Lock at our window while pa>sinv y. ToWlinson X knoN.