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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

sss.s SssSss Of sessh " aaslo RssSt. Count, Court
a. Ss asSTy s.S hisesshsimsT. Notice. = s.,
:, Notice is hersby given that Frank 7. Hall
has presented petition under oath showing
that Henry, klebeshiemer died In Benton
county f0waon the 9Th day OF December 1900
and thas he owned sn estate. situsted. In the
State OF South Dakota at tho time OF his
death worth less thsn ten .thousaRd dollars
and that his estate has been fully settled in
District Court In Aad for sstd county. That
said Hall has presented and flsd with
hisssid petitien certified. copies, Oh the petit
ton for appointment Of. executor. order OF
appointment OF executor. .tnSentoryu ut prop
erty anu final decree Of distribution of said
estate and asks that the said probate pro
csedings be admitted In ths state rs . PRO
bate Of said estate and that the court has ap-
peinted FridaS. February afst. 1893 Az Sne
O'Clock p. NJ. at the court house Ia Gam Val
ley. Buffalo county. South, Dakota for hear
Ing ssio petition. '"-'' Css''.'
Dated January 18Th. 1893. - rxr.!
- ~ Judge Of the GounsS Court
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

County Of Buffalo. ihSoan's WIT
arsrdf,n.se tH sns asisr Of e jas ,S SINE
q. A. Boyer. Insane. hs p~h
6ustav ,Reyer.. Guardian OF shs sstsss et
John " A:Beysr. insane haying died Ais pSa
tt(on asking an order 70 sell the foiiowla8
described real estate situated: In . Bnfeaa
county south rskota. t0Awlt: The 'Norpb
West quarter OF Section 8 In township ,fs8
ordered ist Saturday tho 18th dxy ef Febra+
ary 1908 at one O'Clock p. n. at the court IN
the town Of Gam. Valley la BuffaIp county.
South Dakota be'set for hearing sale petitlcM
said John Y. A. Boyer and all persons inter-
ested ere required 10 show causa. IL any tbcpa
be. why said real estate should not be soid.
.: .''".!. a. 80, K, E.RYR.' =,
Z Cosnty Judge.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Regular State Examination for teachers
certificates will be held &C she court house
in Gam Valley on ThurslS Sy.. and Friday.
Februafy 20 and a. Applicants for second
grade certificates will be required 10 write
the exarnin atoms In the following branches:
Writing. heading. Orthography, Arithmetic.
Geography. Grammar, Physiology and Hy-
gend. Civics. u. s. History. 8. d History.
Drawing. and Didactics. Applicants for
frst grade certificates will be required to
Physical Geograp ply. Americon Literature.
and Current" Events. Applicants for state
certificates anSsHf diplomas will also write
In this examination.
; A fee Of 90 wfH be collected from al ap-
s'.,'" IVA. fooBLER
.S'' . 6uperintendent Of Schools.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
PCBLIo LAND SALE.

8. ID. Land Oaiice. Jan. -. 1858
Notice Is hereby given that, IS directed By
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
under provisions of Act OF Congress approx cd
June 2ls 1906, .Pubilc--So 3o3 we will offer 81
pubic sale. to the highest bidder. at 10
O'Clock .. m. en- the 9TH day OF March. 1905
next. At this office. the following tract OF
land. to Wit: Lots |. J. g. & 4 Of Section 4. Lots
|. 3. T. 5. and NwAsE1d Sec. 3. 7. io7 N. X,
10 W. 5th p, M. ....
Any person claiming adversely the above
claims. or objections. on or before tho day
above designated for sale.
CHAS. L. RROCKWAY. Register
L. b. LAUGHLIN. Receiver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
, No Notice Of pria,ary Election.

Notice Ii hereby given that, as provided ~
law. primary election win be held at fae
regular polling place In all the voting Rts-
the 10th day OF March. 1905 between the hoaTs
OF o'clock .. N. and 30 O'Clock u. m.. dpr
the purpose OF allowing the members Of each
political party in the state by their own set,-
arata party vote TO eject delsgates 70 Rae
county conventions which will be bold ON the
2stl day OF March. ia0a. TO elect delegates 20
the state conventions which viii be held un
ihe !th day OF April. 1904. 20 elect desegases
TO the national conventions. &
Dated this 5th day Of February. is0s.
J. V. DRIPa.
.ls County Auditor
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

ssi;s .,! os sosth !, A., Dakota. In County Cont.
In the matter OF the Order 10 show cause
estate OF Ephraitn ron aI,ng petition to
Wallis. l,ecssse,l sell land. :.
On reading and fl.ng the petition OF ]. ".
Drips setting forth the amonnt OF personal
estate th@t bas cOlne TO his hands. aud the
dispositiun thareof; the amount OF debts OUT
standing against said DECEASED. and a. der
scription OF ell the real cstateof which said
deceased died seized. and the 'condtion .and
value OF the respective portions thereof; and
praying thatlicense Be TO him grSnbed t0ssll
! the: South, Westauarter OF Section H.. town
ship ieS, North. range lowest OF 5th r. NJ In
Buffalo County \. ID. And It appearing. By
said petition. that there Is mob apficlent per-
,sonal 4estatoin the hands OF said ]. " Drlps
20 pay said debts, and that IL Is necessary, In
orqer TO pay the same. TO sell the whole OF
said real estate;
IT'S ORDERED. That all persons inter-
estSa 10 said estate. appear bcfor1the judge
oi tnis court. on Saturday. the 18th day OF
Eeoruary 4. ID. I3ya. ~ 10 O'Clock .. m. at the
court House In town OF Gam. Valley. Ia said
county, then and there 70 show cause.df any
there beg why an order should not bs granted
20 sSid }. v. Drips TO sell sAid real estate ac-
corulng 10 tae prayer OF said petition.
Lated a. Saan alley. 9. u. the lss day OF
Attest; judge OF tbs County Coast.
Milton n. Derby IN.
wssp Clerk of the County Court
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06
Notice for Publication
(isoiated Tract).
PuRLIO LAND SALH.

Chamberlsin 8. n. Land once. Jan. 20, 1908.
Noticn Is hereby given that. as directed by
the Commissioner OF the General Land one
under provisions OF Act of Congress approved
June n. 1906. Pnhlfc--No. s0S we will offer at
public sale. co thehighest bidder. alto O'Clock
q. M. on the 9TH day OF March. 1909 next, at
this office the following tract OF land. TO wit:
NWAsWA Sec. II. I. l07 NJ. L.. 20 w.. 5th r.
N. ..'s. IS =
Any person claiming adversely the above
described lands arc advised to flo their
claims. pr objections. on or before the day
above designated for sale. -. :
h. - CHAS. L. BROCKwAY. Registef
L. b. LhUGHLIN. Receiver.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

w e are now 0 Hering bred
giltA for sale, bed to Ash
leigh Achiever, one Of the
best young DO ars in .the
state. See cliI ping ftom
the Dakota Far1 ler In, ano-
ther column of this paper.
Good hogs will lie . scarce
article next fall. Now is
the time to get In. Farm
one mile south sof Lane.
Phone IL, Line 5.
H. M. HARDKE.
lane, 8. ID
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-02-06

Notice IL eby,gtven that on March ,2lst.
1908, all the unleased common school lands In
Buffalo county. will be offered for lease at
public suction. between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
q. m. and O'CLOCK D. m. at the front door Of
the court house In said county.
o. G. DoKKEN.
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GENERAL SPORTS.
Harvard Faculty Explains
About Gut In Contests.
Plans For International Track
Meet Not Given Up.
n.n,.:I>..a sLnlu IA Cat Nathan Il
Providence Likely to Get National
Amateur Regatta.

Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 22.-Thc Har-
ward faculty issued a statement last
night regarding the recent vote passed
by them to cut down the number Of in
tcrcollcgiate contests. 1t seems that
at the annual meeting of the Associa-
ton of Colleges in New England it was
voted:
THAT an exaggerated amount of at
tenton is now given to Intercollegiate
athletic contests in most New England
colleges. ana that to diminish this eX
aggcration the most effective measure
would be a large reduction in the mum
Der of intercollegiate contests
This vote was sent to Harvard among
the other colleges of the association,
ana the recent vote of the Harvard fac
ulty to reduce the number of inter :
collegiate contests was passed as an
answer to the communication received.
The vote, since it was made public,
has met with widespread unfavoraLI-
comment and criticism.
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HOT FIGHT EXPECTED
AT LEWISTON TONIGHT

Lewiston. Ne, Jan. 22.-(SpeciaD.-
There is a great deal Of interest here
in Thursday nights bout between AL
belmont and Freddie O'Brien The
boys are well paired and hot con-
test is expected.
O'Brien. clever agile and fast on
his feet is the most formidable oppo-
nent that could be found for belmont
who is sturdy, aggressive and willing
at all times to battle at his best, and
the result of the arrangement of this
bout means an exhibition of boxing
that should surpass anything of the
sort ever held in Lewiston.
belmont by his marvellous per-
formances against Owen Moran in
England in a bout of 20 rounds gave
evidence of the fact that he is not far
removed from Abe AttellS class.
Pounds lighter than the English boxer
he waded in and is said to have bested
him. Moran in this country has knock
ed out frankie Neil and fought d
draw with Abe Attcll.
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play the whole of two college games
or parts of three. This "B" is to he
black and worn on a garnet sweater.
Several minor amendments were
made to the constitution in regard Ia
the substitution of several sentences
relating to basketball
Captain Schumacher is still in Ike
hospital, but rapidly is recovering. He
will be unable to accompany the quar-
tet to Belgrade next Friday night.
Bangs. '0S. will sing in his stead.
Quimby. 10. who is booked as reader
to accompany the quartet, is away at
present because of illness, but is ex-
pected to be back in time.
Dean Howe conducted the chapel
exercises Wednesday morning.
John d. Wordsworth, 'O9, Guy C..
Haynes. '0S. David II. Corson, 'OS. and
II. c. Davis, 10, have returned to COL
lege.
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New York Produce Market.
New y oTk, Jan.

-H,M VI ~ Jan
FLOI Receipts $50: exports 7lp:
sales 40; steady with better inquiry
WHEAT Receipts 900: exports 2is go.
sales ESQ zoe futures, 1900 spot: spot
easy No. red 1h4a4 elevator: No 2 ie,i
1861. o b anOat; No. l northern Duluth
l2Oi, Q j ahoat; Nc. > hard winter Ilrt
f Q !. atioat.
CORN Receipts 29.025; exports 81 -
sales 49,eh SPOT: spot firm; No. % nom
inal elevator and 67l. b afoat; No. >
white 61a. and No. : yellow Gi-s o b
afCat.
OATS-Receipts 5000; exports 2llJ: spot
steady: licked 26M32 lbs. 5JI2. natural
lite ?M32 lbs 54IgNJ6i=. clipped whit.
:.Mi0 lbs. 55i1m62
RfET-S Steady.
LAID Easy: western prime 1.Sri1 a.
PoRk-Rarely steady.
StGAP-Raw steady: fair refining :; ID
centrifugal 81 test $50: molasses sugar
.311. refined steady.
Pi,TTEH-l'irm; receipts 500: creamery
specials q: extras BIB
ICTATOES-Stcady. unchanged.
EETiS-Steady; state. Pa and nearby
brown and mixed fancy 2lI-J.
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BASKETBALL.

Lewiston, Me, Jan. 22.-(Special1.-
The basketball team played their first
game in the Bates gym last evening
against the snappy little team from
Edward Little High, which they de-
feated 10 to II.
Captain Mccullough Pro Tenn
used all of the subs during the game
starting the game with two Of them.
Daley made the first goal. The game
was rough to certain extent through
out and at one point Libby of Bates
and Stetson of Edward Little High
were taken out of the game on ac-
count of undue roughness.
During the first half the score ran
quite evenly and at the end of the
half the score stood to Z in favor of
the school boys.
1t was during the last few minutes
of play that the Bates men woke up
and through the work of Capt Nc
Collough. Brown and Frazer, carried
the score up beyond the danger point.
For the school boys Daley played a
star game, making six of the eleven
points for them.
Mccullough and Brown seemed to
be the most conspicuous Bates men,
although the work of each man was
snappy and strong.
Lineup:
BATES. ED LITTLE HIGH
Sergeant II Brown 'OS). c..c. Daicv
Fraser ,0S .-..-........ Ii. Stetson CNilesl
Cobb 90 Gap. Mccullough 'OS,, IF ......
:;.:;.....,, ...-...-..-........... If. Haywood
Bridges %, ~ ......... re, Cap Solomon
Wiggin 90 Libby 'oS. Mahoney ID. ig...
Goals from fioor-Fraser > NcCulioueb
B Brown 3, Daley >. Haywood. Niles
Goals from fouls-Fraser 3. Skinner /
Referee, j. ]. o Donnell. Timer. Wilder
'OS
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Boston Produce Market,

Boston. Jan. -
FLol R-Urchanged. spring pate hts
). I,ff62U
CoRN-Lower: new No. > yellow 6S
59Il. N''pi''u " me
HAi-TnchanGcd choice eco.
MILL FEED-Film.
ST PIN GRRAN-a6 75G27.5
MINED FEED-27.5uI3Gj so
FDlI\-Dull medium 11.2511T 50
LAED-Quiet: TO-
BF'EEmI.ower; whole cattle sGp21z
!. AMBS-Lcwer: spring 1O011.
EEAI4S-Film: ia 13
rI-TTER-Firmer; northern 3tls..
CHEESE-Steady: York state 156f16
as
80.
S. "''e
SUGAR-Steady on a basis of $40 for
graduated
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MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features of the Days Dealings in All
Tho Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. y. The price move
ments in the general list 81 stocks today
were little more than sympathetic re
flectiors on the fluctuations in the fc~
stocks in which professional opera ions
conferred. The professionals in fact had
the market largely to themselves. There
was q sui Sidence of the liquidatinS pres
sure which IVES perceptible yesterday and
this condition left an uncovered short in
terest with needs TO be provided for.
There WAS q suspicion that the turn in
financial interests which have been given
credit for the support of the marke
which had been effective UP TO the end Of
last week. Conditions were not peracp-
tibly changes today from yesterday. Evi-
dence accumulated of the pilinS up of
money at this center. OF the growing
pressure to put it out in loans. The same
tendency seems to be quite universal and
reductions il the official discount rates
Of tho Banks Of England and France
tomorrow was canVassed as a likelihood
in foreign markets. This development is
having it's inevitable effect in improving
the demand for 'gilt-edged DOnIs. How
far il has prepared the way for sue
cesSful issue Of new bonds Is not yet
clear.
Information coming to hand today Of
fercd little reinsurance for present eX-
nanSiOn of business activity beyond the
increase in confidence in an early revival
Of demand for products to be stimulated
hy the relaxation in the money market
News of the day, FoWever. continues to
gave reports cf shrinkage Of trdaffic and
of curtaiment and economy to keep pace
with it. The days fluctuations We're fol
lowed with tinidity in either direction
and the substantial rally from the low
point OF the mcrninS was rot held Will
any confidence, the closing tone being de-
cidedly heavy.
4 brisk rally in the Rock Island col
lateral bond issues was feature Of the
bond market, Which was otherwise rreG.
ular. Total sales. par value. $a.t2i 900
United States registered As declined !,
per cent On call.
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BOXING.
Thomas Breaks Hand In
Bout With Jack Twin.
A Hot Bout Is Expected al
Lewiston Tonight.
Baldwin and Goodman Matched to
Meet at Boston.

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 22.-After
breaking his hand i'll the second round,
Joe Thomas Of san Francisco Tuesday
night succeeded in standing off JACK
CTwinD Sullivan for 10 rounds.
Sullivan, with the advantage gained
early III the fight. easily had a lead At
all times, although Thomas made Il
great rally in the third, seventh ara
ninth. and at times had the best Of the
milling.
.Eut forced the fighting at i'll times
ami uutboNed the crafty Twin, but the
handicap was too great and in til"
inEghtnC it was all Sullivan. Jack
obtained 4 big lead in the frs: round,
landing almost at will on Jocs jaw ans!
Wind.
In thc second occurred the ticrCcs
miXup Of the contest. and it wa, at this
stage Of the mill that Thomas broke
his hand. For the rest of the fight.
with the exception noted, Jack had his
opponent holding on in an effort t
protect his bleeding nose and mouth.
In the fifth one Of Thomas seconds
extracted two teeth from Joe's mouth
which had been Ioosencd by Il right
upper cut.
The contest w&s witnessed by 60UG
people, and because of the Twins well
known elbow tactics the majority
cheered Thomas and Kissed the Boston
boy throughout the fight.
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BALDWIN AND GOODMAN
TO CLASH AT ARMORY A. A,

Boston, Jan. 22.-Matty Baldwin of
Charlestown and Kid Goodman of the
West End will meet in the main bout
of II rounds at the next show of the
Three AS next Tuesday, Jan. %. The
match was finally made last night af-
ter many conferences. 1t will be at
catch weights, because each boy will
have only six days for his training.
Baldwin went to Diamond Hill, R. l.,
Wednesday to get in condition, while
Goodman will train at Harry Garth $
at Northboro. Harry Edels will condi-
ton Goodman and box with him.
The full card has already been ar
ranged. In the scmi-final of eight
rounds Bill McKinnon. who won two
New England and one National anna
teur championships, will meet George
Mccarthy Of East Boston, and in the
opener Tommy RaWson and Frank
Adams will spar eight rounds
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Hockey Offers Many Chances
For Playing Unfair Tricks.

ncighboring towns Ed Howell, the Cor
Iner star point of the American 500. said
that on one occasion he the goalkeeper
and the cover point came out of match
literally covered with tabocCo juice fired
at them by gang of buns and tough
characters who had taken possession Of
the gallery at the 500 end of the rink.
Chief Jones, the Toalkeeper, looked
up to rem onstrate with the toughs add
he got , wad in the eye. which incapa-
citated BIN for tie rest of the match.
With the big chief out of the nets. the
500 lost the contest.
The most amusing incident on record
OF spectators interference happened two
years ago in a contest between Gait and
Eerlin Gait is noted tie country over
for its population of old maids who would
never bring any prizes home from a
bee lty show.
They always appear in full force at the
hockey matches and generally are to he
found II the front row nusi: with the
I ii.l- me Eeriin cover point. husky,
puck in the vicinity If his own nets. and.
seeing an openiu.; ;,long the left boards
commenced n rush toward the Gait nets.
Win every chance OF scoring.
IL WAS then that a Gait maiden leaned
lar over the boards and shouted at the
lop OF her voice to big Bill Twaits to
come on arc stop TIL" Eutchman. Her
EFFORT was supreme ore, but disaster
was hers. a hrc. regular set Of false
teeth dropped from Ter mouth directly ir,
tne stroke of the skater. who staggered
"Siil '-ohli Will tIiuu- iedFlng the
rubber TO the Gait cover point.
After landing against the end Of the
ring Gross gathered himself up and dis
s,ntangied the teeth fror. his foot He
held the set alpft and looked for the
owner She was game to The core and
held out her hand for them. whfln' a
roar ,a OF APPLAUSE rang through the rink
INC sacTIhce of the maids matrimonial
ambitions, though. did not win the game
for the Germans won the contest in ter
minutes of overtime play. 1t is now up
ba If ID lass So D sS t ths , g2la
cf them has been gallant enough to 40
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BURCH IS CAPTAIN OF
YALE FOOTBALL TEAM

New Haven, Conn. Jan. 22.-Robert
Boyd Burch of Cincinnati. Ohio, MEM
Der of the Junior Academic class, was
tonight elected captain of the Yale
football team. The choice was
made on the first ballot. Arthur
Edward Brides of Brockton, Mass, a
Junior of the Medical School was a can
didate and at the previous election was
tied with Burch for the choice.
Burch was substitute end on last
seasons team and went into the game
against Harvard in the last two min
utes OF play. Burch is the first man
to be chosen captain OF Yale eleven
who has not had at least one years
experience as regular member Of the
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iottawa management. No one was allowed
in the rink that day. and some of the
wiser Of the visitors began t" suspect
things, but nothing untoward was dlscoW
cred
Even the most suspicious were thrown
off their guard and occupied their time
in getting tickets for the contest. rs
early as O'clock in the morning inc
big mob of ticket buyers, VINO braved
the cold of many degrees below zero To
make sure of seats ut the game. 1900, -
When the doors were thrown open IN
the evening and the crowd begdit 10
surge in. the Knowing ones. as soon rs
they had time to take glance az me pIs
sheet of ice wondered at the smoky loon
of the surface 1t did not present inc
giistening. hard appearance the cold
weather called for.
Interest in the ice. however was soon
lost when the rival teams appeared me
| ottawa seven came ont with nincI
more confident air than was expected
while their opponents seemed TO thlnk
| their skates We're to sharp and ru obed
the edges over wood to take the Keen
ness Off.
The ice was as soft as that on mill
po;,,l = trr Il warm rain Though diSmdy-
! 81 at the trick worked on them. the NiS-
| itors gamely stuck to the battle, but
lighter than the nome team, and their
spee,l retarded by the slow ice. they fell
| a prev to tho heavy charging of the Otta-
was and lest tie game ty a close score
liz afterward came out that all day the
4 Ice nIi btSh OF SAIL
and water. which reduced the surface to
the consistency of a sponge,
| Another method tried by INSCRIPTIONS
fans when thcv sea their nets in ieopartv
from q brilliant Individual effort Of a Wis
iting forward is to throw handful: OF
beans on the ice in front of him as he is
bearing Town on the flags. A single bean
| caught in the skate will spoil the finest
rus: eyer started. The skater goes down
Immediately.
The tQulestSneans ever Esed by sDecta-
tors haA@eed 14ls coppens eonnt ry
'Strong and bitter rivalry existed between
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THONEY HAS NOT SIGNED
BUT PROBABLY WILL

Boston. Jan. 22.-Hugh McBreen
said yesterday that the Boston Amer
leans had II players under contract,
including the veterans and most OF
the desirable youngsters.
Thoney has practically accepted
terms for next season and was sent
n contract. He will probably bring
the document along when he joins the
team in March.
Manager Mcclure will take extra
pains to bring Jimmy Barrett to the
firing line in good shape. The veteran
outfielder will work out ut Hot
Springs for three weeks before going
to Little Rock to have it out with a
bunch of fast youngsters. If right
Mcclure will keep the seasoned man
at the job for awhile at least, as head
work counts.
The signed contracts of Second
Baseman Claude Ritchey and Pitcher
Patsey F1aherty were received at the
Boston National League club offices
In the Paddock building Tuesday
Both players are favorites of Presi-
dent Dewey am ~. was quite pleased