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Birch HarDor-
Mrs. ). Il. Crosby, of Brewer. spent the
past week among friends here.
Mrs. E. c. Winslow and daughter Nellie
Temple are visiting in Brooklin.
John W. Temple, highly esteemed cit
izen, died Sunday morning, June 3, after
a long and painful illness of cancer. Mr.
Temple experienced religion when quite
young, and since that time has thrown
his influence on the side OF right. He was
superintenasas of the Sunday school, and
a leader in TIE prayer meetings for many
years, until failing health obliged him
to retire. lis purse as well as his ear
was ever open to any cry for help. The
words Of t.g.i could be nifty applied to
him: ~ have fought a good fight.
have finished ny course, | have kept the
faith. Iie1ceforth there is laid up for me
a crown of righteousness 4 life, five
sons ard two daughters survive him.
They have the sympathy Of ali
June Ii. c.
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.A.iiytiIe

AshyilIe-
Mrs. Elizabeth Arey is ninety-four years
old.
Mrs. C. A. Moon, OF Sullivan, is keeping
house for W. II. Hail.
John F. Young, OF Prospect Harbor, is
visiting Mrs. L. c. Hill.
William Martin, who mas been confined
10 his home, is out again.
L G. Bunker, who has been i'll with the
measles, is about again. He has gone to
Ironbound Island TO finish his job ON the
Blaney cottage.
Mrs. Nellie Cook and daughter, OF West
Sullivan. who have been spending few
days with their uncle, John ii. Tracy,
went home yesterday.
Mrs Julia Tracy attended the gradua-
ton exercises at Castine normal school last
week. Her daughter, Wilma Googns,
was one of the graduates. She came home
with her Saturday.
June IL MEB.
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south Deer Isie.
Many gardens here are infested with
the red spider this spring and many
plants have been destroyed by it.
That unwelcome summer visitor, the
horn tiy, has arrived il force, and cattle
will have to endure torture the rest of the
season.
The ladies' aid society met with the
president Tuesday evening, and made
plans for future action. One OF the plans
is the each earn "a dollar scheme, time,
three months, methods, anything not dis
reputable nor dishonest. II any one
thinks these terms are synonymous, let
him consider the dishonest things done
in these Gays hat are quite reputable.
June Eco
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OtIs
Mrs. Lydia Jordan, who has been i'll. is
out again.
Rev. Ozro Roys, of Lewiston, was in
town last week holding meetings in dis
trict No ?.
solomon Hasiam, OF Waltham. who has
been i'll with grip at the home OF his
father, William iisslsn, has recovered.
June ) KAY
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D~-r tste-
A W. Clark is in town.
Mrs b S. Hatch came home Saturday.
Mrs. Alma Haskell went TO Castine
Monday
f. II spofford went to Dedham, Mass,
Tuesday.
w II Haskell arrived from New York
Thursday.
DIR. L. ". Hart is at stonington this
week.
Mrs. E. l.. Haskell came home from New
York Saturday.
Capt and Mrs. c. 4. Haskell came home
from Boston Tuesday.
Miss Laura Haskell came home from the
norma school Thursday.
Freeman Howard has gone to Boston to
20 as first officer on yacht.
Miss Alice Haskell came home from the
Bucksport seminary Saturday.
Yrs. W : Green and Mrs f. A. Green
and son Merle came home Saturday.
w, c futile, the photographer, has
arrived from Belfast to open his studio.
Mrs Ed. A. Richardson and daughter
Mattie came home from Boston Saturday.
Steam yacht sapphire, Capt. George
d Haskell, came into the har Dor Saturday.
She sailed for Bar Harbor Sunday.
Miss Bessie II. Gos- and Charles A Fur
gerson are at Bucksport this week, attend
ing The commencement exercises OF the
seminary
Capt. Judson Torrey took a party con-
sisting Of Mrs. Annie Dubois, Mrs. George
/. Beck, Miss Carrie Gray and Emery
Pickering in his yacht the Georgia" TO
Rockland returning Wednesday.
June II. +. J. s.
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North iirook..ilIe.

North ErookssilIe.
June 10 Was observed at the Met bod st
church as Chitdren's Day.
Charles Grindle has moved his family
into William Grindie's house.
Presiding Elder Day will speak at the
Methodist church Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manning Perkins at
tended the graduating exercises OF the
class OF 1900 at Castine. Their daughter
Miss Alice graduated.
June II. T.
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rington, former pastor of the Methodist
church In Franklin, officiated. The inter
ment was In the family lot at Bayyiew
cemetery, franklin. Mr.. DeBeck was an
upright citizen, a kind husband and
father. and will be greatly missed by a
large circle of friends and relatives.
lime II II.
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south Hrunkssili'.
There will be Fourth o. July celebrs-
tion here. The tand will be in at
tendance.
The new bell has arrived. All feel very
grateful to Praf. J. b. Ames for such a
VA liable present.
There was supper here Saturday mig hit
TO procure fund for building band
stand. About si3 was collected. Work
OF building viii begin this week. The
stand VIII be on the corner OF NJ. u.
Chatto's lot, very near the Chateau house,
which will be opened very soon.
June II. {.
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Eden

Eden
Mrs. Eben Burns has gone to Mrs.
Hardy's at Bar Harbor, for the summer.
Mrs. Jennie Jeilison mas gone to New
York to visit her hus band, Who is there
on yacht.
Colburn Higgins and wife, Of Winter
Harbor. made short visit o heir parents
here last week.
June II. T
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West trouidsboro.
Mrs r 5. Shaw and Mrs L. NJ. Stevens
went to Steuben Saturday to attend the
funeral of Townsley Lewis.
Mrs. Mary Kingsley has gone to Bar
Harbor to visit her sons.
Miss Ethel Porter, of Bangor, a former
missionary to Peru, who has been visit
ing Miss Grace Wood, spoke Sunday
evening of her work among the Peruy-
ians. K was very interesting.
Miss Beatrice Blsisdell, OF Franklin, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. George TAFT.
Miss Helen Hill, OF East Sullivan, was
in town Saturday, the guest OF Hiss
Grace Wood.
June 5. L.
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COUNTY NEWS.
BROOKLYN.

BROOKLYN.
o. II. venner, of Bluehill, has opened
his photograph rooms here.
Mrs. \. V. Tibbetts and daughters, of
Washington, d. c., arrived Saturday.
Schools in precints and had a picnic
in r. w. smiths grove Friday. 1t was
enjoyed by all.
Mr. Farnham. OF Green Island light, and
Mr. Tapley, of Vinalhaven light, have ex-
changed positions.
Annie NJ. Smith, of Naskeag, has gone
to Rockland, where she will be employed
this summer.
Frank Stanley, of Beverly, and George
Winslow, OF Fitchburg, Mass, are spend
ing their vacations here.
Ross Bridges, no has been spending his
vacation in town. left to-day for Beverly,
where he will be employed.
The Memorial Day address delivered
by Frank Miller, OF Rockiand, was
interesting. The church was prettily dec
Grated.
Steamer Luce Bros, of Eastport, dis
charged cargo of supplies this week for
the Seacoast Packing CO. Work is rush
ing at the factory.
Capt. Enos Wasgatt, wife and grandson,
of East Boston, arrived Saturday to occupy
their summer cottage, "Sunnyside'', at
Flye's Point, for the season.
School in precinct 2 closed Friday, after
a term of nine weeks Miss Musa Dollard
was the teacher. The following were not
absent one half day; Laura Stewart, Susie
Allen, Willie Allen, Prinnie Allen, Gleason
Allen, Albert Mcdonnell Raymond Car
ter, Ned Pease, Harvey Allen, Myra
Bridges, Hattie Mcdonnell, Agnes Nc
Donnell, Lulie Carter and Harry Ingersoll.
Those missing one-half day were Isaac
Mcdonnell. Fred Nutter, Grace Nutter
and Edith Kane.
June 1. CSE FEMME
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Sotth Iamoiu-
Mrs. +. V. Young went to Bango, FRI
day, returning Saturday.
Harry Salisbury, OF Otis, visited rela-
tivcs here the past week,
l.. Jordan Holt attended the graduation
exercises nj tss,iue asst week.
Miss Lila Meader, who is teaching in
Trenton, visited Miss Annie Young re-
Gently.
Miss Maud Jordan, OF Trenton. was the
guest OF Miss Carrie Salisbury Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs, Robbie Norwood, of Southwest
tisrhor, visited her parents, George II.
Coggins aud wife, recently.
June II. y.
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WaItham.
Mrs. James Twynhsm is suffering from
stroke OF paralysis.
Nearly all OF the men who have been
on the drives have returned home.
Miss Mary Pettengil, who has been
visiting friends in Trenton, has returned
bone.
Mrs. Roscoe Hsslem and brother, Hervey
kngman, Wis ted friends in Surry re-
Gently.
Mrs, Eiwood Archer spent few day $
with her parents, Arvill Jordan and wife,
the past week.
WINSTON Moore, ~ o has been at work
for NJ. X Haslem, has returned to his
home at Ellsworth Falls.
Sunday school was organized here sun
day, June 3. The following officers were
chosen: Superintendent, Miss Isabelle
Jordan; assistant superintendent, Mrs.
Alden Haslem; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs George Stanley.
June II. II.
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Oak Point.
Aubrey l.. Alley arrived home Monday.
Ralph Haynes is employed at Bar Hsr-
Dor.
James Seavy is employed on the schooner
"Wm. q. Eadie''.
Richard l.. Murch takes produce to Bar
Harbor once a week.
Miss Lena Marshall is stopping with
Mrs. Georgia Murch.
Miss Edith Haynes is stopping at Bar
Harbor for a few weeks.
J. II. Galley has employment at Bar Har-
Dor through the summer.
George B Murch returned home recently,
after an absence of year.
Mrs. Hattie Marshall is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Fred l.. Murch.
Capt. Charles Gray went to Bangor to
the hospital Monday for treatment.
John Colson and his son George are en-
ployed at Seal Harbor for the summer.
Mrs. Flora Gray has carried the mail for
six months, and has missed but one trip
horace iIFluult is on lne sNuOtuGE
agnes Mabel" with Capt. John Dolliver.
Miss Gertie Buck, of Orland, is teach
ing school in district No 3. She is doing
finely.
Fred l.. Murch, in the schooner "Wm. G.
Eadie'', is carrying gravel to Northeast
Har Dor for grading.
Horace Grindle W II move into the house
owned by l.. B. Dyer ID. NJ. Grindle has
been painting the house.
Mrs. Nancy X. Page, of Braintree, Mass j,
will stop with her granddaugh ter, Mrs.
Frank Meader, through the summer.
Mrs. John Barry and Mrs. Charles f
Murch. OF Boston, arrived last week
They will remain through the summer.
Edgar Condor returned home from Seal
Har Dor last week, where he has been en-
ployed He had very lame side caused
by heavy lifting.
June 5. PLUTARcH
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Blurhiu Pals.
Marion Sylvester has gone 10 Blushiil
to work.
Irving Candage has been making repairs
on his house.
Mrs. Joanna Conary snd Mrs. J. Dove
are III with tonsilitis.
Dennis q. Keit and wife, of Ellsworth,
were the guests OF II. @. Herrick last
week,
A. II johnson and wife are home from
Hall Quarry. where they have kept a
boarding ho.se for the past two years.
Rober; Byron, little son of l.. W. Dorr,
drank some muriatic acid one day last
week, Prompt medical assistance saved
his lite.
June II. SUB.
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THE AMERIcAN has subscribers at JOG
Of the 1Is post-offces in Hancock county;
eli the other papers In the county com
ttned do not reach so many. THE AMER
fCAN 81 not the only paper printed in
Hancock comfy, and has neper claimed 60
be, but It 10 the only paper that can prop
srty be called n COUNTY paper; all the
rest are merely local papers. The ctrcula-
tion Of TAE AMERICAN, barring the Bar
Rarbor Record's summer list, is larger
than that Of al the other papers printed
On Hancock county.
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June

Hancock.
a. |. Foss was in Holden purch sing
farming implements last Fridey.
There will be strawberry festival in
the town hall next saturday evening.
ii. {. Crabtree is employed at Bar Har-
Dor for the summer in house building.
j. W. Stratton had the misfortune to
break one OF the bones OF his foot while
at work on the road last week.
{. b. Young's new store Will be ready
for occupsny IN few weeks. 1t is a
large two-story building situated on
Berry's hill opposite Mr.. Young's house.
Pamela grange, rs is its usual custom,
will hold but one regular meeting a
month during June, July and August,
and tina, on the first Saturday night OF
the month.
Mrs. c. a. Crabtree entertained party
OF friends last Thursday. Among the
guests were Mrs. Abram Fernaid, Mrs.
A. b. Fernald, Mrs. W. r. Havey, Mrs.
Lillian Stinson, Mrs. Joseph West, Miss
Amanda Bracket and Miss Genevieve
West.
June II. A.
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furniture, etc. He has added to his feet
Of boats. His daughter, Mrs. Minnie Cliff
ford, is visiting him, with two children.
Mr.. Clifford is in Philadelphia.
The district fathers have built a fine
bridge on the north side OF the Cape at
Orris cove. This is on the route taken by
visitors who ride around the Cape for
pleasure. Thus one OF the bugbears is
removed from the paths of buck board
parties who frequent the Cape more and
more each year.
June 6. B.
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for the purpose of preventing the men
employed there from going to work.
The marchers were quite successful,
the operators admit, and inundated
the miners on their way to Tomhicken,
Deringsr and Gowan. The forces at
the two latter places are badly Grip
pied, but the former is only slightly
affected. No actual clash occurred be-
tween the sheif's posse and the strik-
ers, but four Of the latter were arrest
ed charged with y breach OF the peace.
The strikers are marching over the
hills in the direction of Weston. All
is quiet on the south side today, and
few more men are reported out at led.
do.
The strikers have gained a consider
able number OF mon on the north side.
A report received from Jeddo says that
Clement Elliott, chairman Of the griey-
ance committee OF 1900 OF Markle's em.
ployes, has called the men together
this morning, informing them the COM
pany had granted all the demands pre-.
sented ten days ago, with the excep.
ton Of the n calling for a reduction
in the price Of powder. The company
agreed to arbitrate this.
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Of Hearing Petition for Letters
of Administration.

State of South Dakota. County Of Pennington.
In County Court-In the matter OF the es.
tate Of Ferdinand Bausch, deceased.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting to
Augusta A. Bausch, Adolph Bausch, Minnie
Bausch and Herman Bausch, heirs at law and
next OF kin OF Ferdinand Baussh, deceased,
and to all to whom these presents may come.
Notice is hereby given that Augusta A
Bausch has filed with the Judge Of this court a
petition praying for letters OF administration
Of the estate Of Ferdinand Bausch, deceased.
and that Saturday, the 22nd day OF September,
at two O'Clock p. ~. OF saiI day, being q day d
a regular term OF said court, to wit: Of the
September term, 1900, at the ONCE o. the i.dRe
Of said court, correr 7th inc Main streets IN
the city Of Rapid City, county of Pennington
has been set for hearing said petition, when
and where any person interested may appear
and show canse why said petition should no,
be granted.
Dated at Rapid City. 8. D.. this aOth day. o.
August, 1000. A. w. BANGS,
Judge OF the County Court.
First publication SEPT 7th.)
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Big Bend Placer.

Rapid City people interested in
the growth and welfare of the pro-
ducing properties Of the Southern
Hills, will be pleased to learn that
on of abe biggest placer mining
propositions in the Black Hills is
the Big Bend placer on Rapid Greek.
5000 q dap is being taken out now
with a steam shovel and conveyor
and with the new separator which
has just been put in the cutnut will
be greatly increased. Johnson and
Roessler, the owners, expect soon
to take out fully a thousand dollars
q day, before winter compels them
to suspend work. Winh their new
machinery the gold can be amalga-
mated and returned the same as on
plates.
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Don't
Get Thin

Get fat; get nice and plump
there is safety in plumpness.
Summer has tried your
food-works winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fall
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is tricky; look
out Look out for colds cspec-
tally.
SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest Of
helps. It is food, the easiest
food in the world it is more
than food it helps you digest
your food, and get more nutri-
mentfrom it.
Don't get thin, there is
safety in %plumpness. Man
woman and child.
II you have not tried II, send for free sample
Its agreeable taste will surprise you.
SCOTT & 30 " NE,
Sc. aud s,.oo: All druggist. 1"1
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Notice to Owner Before Tax Deco
Shall Issue.

4NSOASO w OWA0A oS40A0 40A 000O
Shall Issue.
To W.. w. Kirby, and to all whom It may
concern
You are hereby notified that on the LIST day
OF November, 1897, the then treasurer Of Pen.
lington county, South Dakota, offered for sale
and did sell to the said county OF Pennington
South Dakota, the following described real es-
tate situated in SAID county and state, to-wit:
the mex of nwA. section "a, township 2 north,
range 8 east, comprising 40 acres, the same be-.
ing real estate, for delinquent taxes for the year
1896, with penalty and interest thereon, which
were due u ID delinquent, together with costs al.
lowed by law, and u certificate OF said sale WAS
issued to said county, which certificate has
been for n valuable consideration been duly as.
signed to u. d. Taylor, who Is now legal
owner OF the certificate OF purchase; that a per.
iod OF over two years has elapsed since the
making of sald sale; that 10 person or persona
have redeemed said premises from said sale,
and that the right Of redemption OF said prem.
ises from said sale, including said paxt ., penal.
ty and interest accrued and to accrue. since
said sale, together with all costs allowed by
law, will expire and q deed to said premises be
the treasurer o. Pennington county, South Da
kota. to the undersigned after sixty days iaom
the completed service OF this n office.
L.. d. TAYLOR.
First publication Sep II, 1900.
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Predicts q Bryan Landslide.

Kansas City, Mo-. Sept. 25.-Webster
Davis, former assistant secretary of the
interior, returned today from a cam
paigning tour through Illinois, Indi-
ana, Ohio and Michigan. There is a
good show for Bryan to carry Illinois,"
he said tonight, "and InGiapa is almost
absolutely safe. lido not think it posi-
BILE to beat Bryan in Indiana, and I be-
lieve Ohio is reasonably certain for
him. A year ago ] campaigned in
Ohio In the interest OF Governor Nash,
and had the Mclean and Jones forces
been united at that time Nash would
have been defeated by $1,000 majority.
Ohio will De easier carried for BRYAN
than will Illinois. I regard Michigan
as q doubtful state with the chances in.
favor Of Bryan.
"The Germans seem to be turning
toward Mr.. Bryan very rapidly" con-
tinued Mr.. Davis. Everywhere eau
be found any number of Germans who
have heretofore voted the republican
ticket supporting Bryan and Stevenson.
There is going to be q landslide in
favor Of the democratic candidate"
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his mining properly near Mystic.

for his mining property near Mystic.
Roy Frank was o passenger for
Deadwood this morning and will re-
turn this evening.
Mrs. G. w. Brown arrived home
this morning from her visit at Chi
cago and pointsin Wisconsin.
Mrs. Wallace Field was a Tues
day evening arrival from Black
Hawk, returning this morning.
Mrs. Chauncey Swartout was
brought home from Black Hawk
very i'll last night, but is now much
improved.
Geo. F. Schneider came in from
Custer this morning, where he had
been attending a meeting of the
directors of the bank there.
Judge Levi Nc Gee, wife and
Gertrude were arrivals home from
their Illinois and Kentucky visit
this morning. They also visited the
Judges old Iowa home and report
an enjoyable trip and a fine visit.
W. M. Smith, better known as
"Pete," was in from Big Bend to-
day, accompanied by his wife. They
were doing some fall trading and In
calling on The UNION Pete reported
a hard freeze out IN his neighbour
hood last night.
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Notioe to owner Before Issuance

yEE .a.HsHaH HH5 efRs asG4a
To ths Bailey Loan Company. and to an
whom 1t may concern:
fonare hereby notified hat on the LIST day
OF November, 1897, the then treasurer, OF Pen.
nington county, South Dakota, offered for
sale and did sell to SAID Pennington county,
South Dakota, the following described real es.
state situated in said county aud state, to.wit:
Lot No. II in Block No. "a, of Original Town
site OF Rapid City, same being real estate, for
delinquent taxes for the year 1896, with penalty
and interest thereon. which were due and delins
quent, together with costs allowed by law, aud
a certificate of said sale was Issued to said
county which certificate Inns for u valuable con-
sideration been duly assigned to Al, NJ. Linton,
who Is now ~leea)owner OF the certificate ct
purchase; that a period OF over two years has
elapsed since the ma king oil said sale; chat no
pei son or persons have redeemed said ptsnlises
from said sale and thai the right oil redemption
including said taxes, penalty and interest &C.
crued aud tn accrue, topet 4er with all costs al
lowed by law, will expit. a,d deed to said prem
ises be made by the treasurer oil Pennington
councy, South Dakota, to the undersigned after
sixty days IRON he completed service of this
notice A NJ. LINTON
First publication Sept, Ii, l0OO.
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Wyoming for Bryan.

Cheyenne. Wyo., Sept. 25.-After
making . CAREFUL poll of the state to de.
termine its political status in the inn
pending campaign the republican man
ayers have become thoroughly alarm
ed. The first polls Of the political pref
erenceso of Wyoming's voting popula-
ton showed 9 good majority for the
democratic ticket. This was unsatis-
factory to tho political managers. Ac-
cording . new canva Of the state was
ordered and q closer and moro careful
count made. This. under the whip
and spur Of the state committee, made
q little better showing, but still the
balance was on this wrong side and
the whole combination has been in 4
state Of panic ever since.
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Golf in singapore.

Singapore is only go miles from the
equator. 1t averaged about 80 degrees
at midnight. l played golf once, just
nine holes, and then quit, and l was a
spectacle-fairly wet through. We
played v a Chinese graveyard.
around the lunatic asylum and hospi-
tai, and finished on the lawn of the
orphan asylum. The links are very
sporty, the tombs serving for bunkers
and other hazards, while a ball driven
over the wall Of the lunatic asylum is
lost and you lose stroke and distance.
The tombs are slowly being hacked TO
pieces by the wild efforts Of the play
ers to get the balls out of the ~crevices
in the bricks. Golfers Weekly.