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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03
The Merchants '.Snar. =

'sYes" remarked the country mercaaus
10 a newspaper reporter. IL certainly
have a snap. The wholesale houses
send De duus every month and draw
On ne Al sight: bu; if I send bill h
Customer he comes in swearing mad and
qni,s trading a, my store. While ! am
hard up for ready uioney many of those
who owe me are sending cash in advance
to mali order houses II confirm {
money To any cause people say am
bidding for ,rsd.; III don't they say I
am hog. Every day I am expecied TO
dig up for everything tina, CONS slorg
from q rsifie ticket 10 a church furd, by
people who say ! ought TO do this be
cause they do psrs oi tteir trading here
bu, my friend montgomery ward
nriliIer buys rattle tickets nor heirs the
church fund. and yet gets The cash
IN sdvanc- business; and If l were to
circulate a subscription piper arnoag the
city wholesale houses where we trade
would get tue morse laugh proper Il
family to cisars: If buy a load OF 20
tatoes must do the same. Custeu8rrs
~ho are sbl= to pay. hang onto their
money while pay 10 per ceut a, the
hank 10 ge, ready cash. have a bg
business during hard times from peopsv
WHO are willing to trade with me pfo-
viding eau dapiic ,t- catalogue priees
and wait until after a harvest for u1y
money. My scales weigh too h-syy
when sell sugar and too light st.sH
bHy butter lam thief. a liar snf
CRATER III smile | am a sosl ap
b. pocriie. II | doa't am a ehamp
XSs. this /. certainly a sBsp." And then
he booked over 10000 worth of book
accounts all good. and wondered hos
be could f.isc $3.50 TO pay sight dfst
ilae touorTow -Exchaug~.
TIE forfeiture Of the contrast tessr
the Tay I1r. Moore Construction comp
of Texas. aud the government, lar ihs
driving of the Eve mile iuuE ei nezs Moli
ruse. seriously effects many Interests iH
this vicinity. as local capitalists pronlocd
the enterprise to the extent of seversi
thousand dollars as bondsmen. and wiH
bc compelled to fulhll their past OF tie
agreement However. il i expected thai
satisfactory arrangements can be ntsir
aud tina, instead OF any forfeiture on the
bonds, th sc interested will r-aiixe
handsome dividend from their invest.
meni.
Tho skilled o>;eopath treats hts patients
~iIh9nt p.ia. This i true even in aet
aftieulsr rheumatism. in which relief IS
OFT, u given y th- 6fst trratu ent. II
Yen have rheumatism see Dr. I. Els
u -. ~ CnIn-a al sir....
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

physician declares that appendicitis caused by bad
teeth relief Take choice Have your teeth
pulled your appendix emaseuaed One hurts much the
other and get you coming and going anyhow
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

opened last Thursday and no doubt Is
an immense affair what Idaho Springs viii
on August
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Geo. H Curno~, the expressman
telephone No. Black 6ss-
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Ice delivered daily. c. II. curnow
phone Black $50.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

heartily ympahizes with the victims OF the Mon
troe all Idaho Springs
close enterprise for only the
former residents here and
short distance
relationship The fatalities resulted and the
reminder that caution Is
all underground working and
pO;ecton life Even though Uncle
and conditions that private individuals
still he good and frequently
his neglect
conditions before counting the The
catastrophe apPaug results but lesson
operation wben protecou viii h afforded step
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

still few peope in this city who itch for Office
knowledge that the people have expressed desire that hey
private citizenship Al Georgetown this week the
aldermen bold front and demanded
OF alleging all kinds
OF things immediate pssoH OF affairs.
upon the showing them abundance
the time Tor final decision until late fail
Temptation Is
produce showing the peonderanee Of evidence produced
April h these
in which firmly urged away hack
des from sympathetic prompting The present council and
every handsome and dare qu
ton integrity. zuship honesty purpose OF them
diguailed defeated candidates 10 @ the
pave expense the sake of personal qualification
aeondon that but few citizens would
10 be held responsible for
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Thr skilled o>,eopath treats hts patients
~iIhont p.ia. This Is true even in aes e
sstieulsf fhrum-tisTu. in which relief IS
OFT. Il given ~ ,h- hfst trratn rnt. II
yen hsve rheumatism see Dr. L Eia
D ~. t6i7 Colo-Ad stree
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Ayers Pills greatly aid the Cnerrv
pecsorai IN breaking up q cold.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Mineral s=rvey No i;s47.
o. s Lana Once.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-06-03

Iiiho SPRING. 1 10 Isne ,. 1915
f'ir-i pub lau- las; iu y l, iqss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
ST. PAUL MEN WERE ..
ACQUITTED BY JURY

ST. Paul, Nov. 2sA jury in the
district court Of Ramsey county last
night returned ayerdict Of not guilty
iii favor Of Harry Laramie and James
RI Egan, who were charged with laav
ing shot and killed Special Patrolman
Peter I. Rafferty,, who, with Patrolrnan
Puglesea discovered two men iii the
act OF burglarizing the Office Of the
Johnson Lumber Co, iii this city on
the night OF May 22.t The officers had
gone TO the lumber com2any's Office to
tise the telephone and accidentally dis
covered the burglars, who opened fire
on The officers. The burglars escaped
and Laramie and Egan were captured
two days later near Hastings, Mimi,
after a running pistol fight. .#
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
SOCIETY WILL SCRAMBLE
FOR HYDE'S EFFECTS

I < Z 4
New York, Nov. 23.-Thc great So
ciety event Of the season is almost here.
II win occupy three afternoons and Be.
more exciting than the horse show.
New York's Abest" families, will attend
and spend money layislly
Afferward they will carry away Louis
Qiirzc sofas, grandfathers clocks, gor-
geotis pier glasses, a piano or two, STATE
uets, bedsteads, paintings and dozens OF
other kniclnackss One hardly needs,
say that reference is made to the a,ic-i
tion sale Of the furniture and works oe
art from James Hazen Hydc's Bay.
shore house, The Oaks" J"
1t will be remembered that society
spent the afternoon at similar func-l
3tion on Monday, buying up the young
ex-captairls Of indnstrys carriages at
goodly prices. The functions will be
held on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week, Auctioneer James r. Silo
receiving.
MIR. Hyde's forsworn penates were ar
ranged and catalogued at the auction
rooms of Mr.. Silo on Fifth avenue. be
fore a large. admiring crowd today
Some alleged art critics and connois-
seurs said that they were mostly junk
and backstairs stuff, but ar, acid test
applied to the gilt chairs showed that
this judgment was plainly untrue.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
BIGEL oW,s CONDITION..

LeayenwortIl, Kas., Nov. The
truth of al dispatch from Milwaukee
stating that Frank G.. Bigelow. the de-
faulting bank president now serving a
sentence in the federal prison at Fort
LeavenWorth, is in a serious condition
was denied. today by Warden McC Claugh-
rey. Bigelow, said the warden, is some
what depressed III spirits, but is physi-
cally stronger than when brought to-
the prison. Bigelow says he feels we'll
Warden McC Claughrey said that Bige-
low will finish his sentence In six years
and eight months, deducting for good
behavior and he feels confident that the
prisoner will live many wears after be-
ing released BigeloW has been given
light work in the Office Of the record
clerk He is favored iii many ways
and is considered an excellent prisoner.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
PROSECUTION
MAKES POINT
IMPORTANT EVIDENCE
in BURTON TRIAL
Government. Brought Out Some Snr-
pricing Facts This Morning connect-
ing Burton With The RiaIto Concern
Talk Over Hiring the Senator.

Il St. Louis, Nov. surprising fact
was brought out BY the government to-
day in the trial Of Senator Burton Ii de-
seloped that Charles II. Brooks, the
former president of the company suc-
ceeded BY the Rialto Co. first met Bur-
ton at a conference with r: H Kastor.
Senator Burton was introduced to
Brooks as the man who defeated his
fight against Major Dennis, president of
the Rialto Co. by preventing the fraud
order by the postoffice department. Kas-
tor, in testifying to that, said he told
Brooks it might be we'll to hire Burton.
He said there was some talk about the
terms, but no definite arrangements
were made. IL g3 3S s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
SHINN w AS
CONVICTED
iANETA RESTAURANTER
CONVICTED ATLAK0TA.


Lalota, N. III, Nov a3. The jury
here convicted Rcstauranter Shinn 81
Aneta of laanslaughter ID the second
degree and recommended that lie be
sentenced 70 the state penitetitiary for
one year. j
Siiinir was conducting 4 restaurant
fat Anefa when Dr.. Burcl, veteri-
MARIAN came into his place badly i1l-
toxicatsd Burcll used offensive lang
mage and declined to 90 out when 3re-
qlaested. Finally Shinn threw the
drunken man out of the place Burch
staggered and fell as HE reached the
sidewalk, and his head struck the hub
sof q wagon, causing injuries which
proved fatal
Shinii's attorneys have made mo-
tiofl for a new trial hey point to
the fact that 'Shinn has always coiiduct-
ed ali orderly place, has never before
been arrested aud tlls conviction is an
injustice under the evidence.
The verdict was. surprise, as the
dead man was a dissoltite character
and frequently annoying. Shinn' s
participation iii the affair was in the
interests Of deceiicy and entirely with
out malice. # ~
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
GENERAL BOOTH TALKS
ON UNIVERSE IL PEACE

Berlin Nov 2s General Booth, of
the Salvation Army, who Is travelling
through Germany addressed two big
gatherings here today in the Circus
church, II made special isention Of
the relations between Great Britain
and Germany and said that the most
Influential men III Great Britain were
of the opinion thSt The relations should
always De as peaceful as they are at
present.
Csan we not, said General Booth,
have i peace league with the heads Of
rloisafchies. presidents of republics,
the churches and the press to advocate
II, 50 that Ue shall be able to leave to
fhe coming ages ali example of the
real fathcrhood III God and the true
of man RI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
BLONG REMOVED.

St. Louis, Nov. a3.-Governor Folk
removed Andrew F. Blong from the
St. Louis board of police commissions
ers, following Biong's refusal to resign.
John p. Jones, an oil merchant, was
named as his successor
Blong is said to have been advised by
his attorneys that the law gives the
governor no power to remove him. His
resistance, it is said, will take the form
of injunction or quo warranto proceed
ings directed against the governor or
Mr.. Jones, or both. a,@sft
The governor considers that the re-
suit of the expected legal contest will
determine the degree of his response
bility for the conduct Of the St. Louis
postoffice department The notice OF re-
moval stated merely that fact and made
no mention of any catise. @1>t &.'ss &ia Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23

the other cities where the two leagues
now conflict the present National league
clubs are to be taken into the new Ma
tional league and the American league
clubs are to be thrown back into the
minor league, which is to retain the
name Of American league, but which
is to belong 10 Glass a Of the minor
leagY c If this plan should be carried
ont I'D leave Conliskey of the
Chs I'D Farrell Of the New
York rye club out Of the
the proposed SCI. Cofniskey
only a few days ago ti aid to
have caused his attack !, ssident
johnson Monday night. Az ling to
the proposed ainalgaination plan, the
new National league would be made up
of eight of the best cities in the cot,1-
try, with President Johnson of the
American league as the president of the
new organization. .ss 81 88s .5s
One of the principal arguments against
the amalgamatiorl scheme IS that the
American league last year enjoyed the
most prosperous period Of Its exist
eilce. "A iss
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
BRYAN MADE
A MISTAKE
WANTED TO
PURCHASE SACRED RELIC
The Great Democratic Orator Took d
Fancy to the Stool on Which Togo
Sat and His Offer Was Spurned He
ApoIogized.

#s Victoria, Nov as.The Japanese
newspapers, received by steamer. criti-
else w J. Bryan because he attempted
to purchase the war stool on which Ad-
fiiiral Togo sat when he attended the
Shinto ceremonial in Uyene park at To-
kio to celebrate the naval triumph. The
stool had been used for centuries for
similar purposes since 1907 and had
sanctity in the eyes of the Japanese.
Bryan's offer was indignantly refused.
II was afterward given to Bryan who,
on learning Of its special character, re-
turned it to the mayor of Toxic with
Il note explaining that he did not under
stand its value. .} 5s4 s3 s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
FOUR NEGROES DIED.

Houston. Tex, Nov. 23.-Eight me-
gro workmen were caught in the cell
lar Of the Houston Packing CO., yes
terday afternoon when an ammonia
pipe broke and all OF them were over
come by the fumes. 1t was necessary
to dig through the wall to dig the men
out and this took much time. Steve
Johnson was dead when taken out. E.
w Aller succumbed shortly after noon
and last night physicians had practi-3
cally given up hope Of the recovery
of Sam Cooley and Jones Lilley. The
other four men will probably recover.
They are Owen Hill, James Cleveland,
Henry McCulyer and G. Trevis. The
accident was caused by a leaky pipe
and the. responsibility has not been
placed. .ss VI 4 s.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
70 SHOOT AMERICANs

y
El Paso. Texas, Nov. 23. LIN Chi
liuahua Judge Riose sentenced @. T.
Richardson, C. S. Harle and William
Mason, Americans, to be shot The
men were accused Of rnurGering two
men I'M chihuahua for lifei insurance
money. Richardson was an insurance
agent, Mason his brother-iir-l law the
assistant agent. and Harley was exam
inii1g physician It was charged that
they murdered a man named Devers
whom they decoyed from El Paso. and
another man named Mitchell, who is
said to be half brother Of Mason
Richardsol OH is from Rochester, 1,
where he married MasoIls sister The
case has been iii the Mexican courts
three years. Harle was formerly an
Ell Paso physician.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
sTUMPAGE TIMBER.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov. a3.-The an
nual stumpage timber sale Of this dis
trict began here today and will con-
'tinue tomorrow. The bulk OF the tim
Der offered is cedar, tanlarack and
spruce The cedar is suitable for
poles. the taI,iarack for railroad ties
and the spruce for pulp wood There
is also some pine, but not in great lots.
In spite of the fact that under the new
ruling the purchasers have to pay the
ftlll amount OF their purchases cash
down, instead Of merely rs per cent as
in former years, the number OF pur-
chasers is quite large and the bidding
spirited 3<e. @s.@ @'..''-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
SISTER FOUND AFTER 8.
FIFTY YEARS SEARCH

Montclair, N Nov. After a
search of hfty years Thomas G. Pad
dock, 9f Vernon mas found his sister,
who disappeared from Vernon when
she was six years old sss "
Alt that time there happened near the
Paddock home hand-organ grinder
with d monkey The girl, attracted BY
the music, followed the organ grinder
and lie kidnapped her Advertisements
inserted iii papers all over the country
Brought no tidings of the missing
child, and it now turns out that she
was taken west and grew up there.
She also advertised widely and through
tile newspapers she found her relatives
and Is now 'staroute to her former
home. 81 ~
Paddock III aietter received from
his sister learned that she had married
Il man named Smith Her husband and
four chill dren died txv eIity ysars ago at
Silver City a n #
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
THE SUI TAN
IS DEFIANT
HE ENDORSED ACTION
OF HIS MINISTER'S
The Powers viii MOI BE Permitted to-
Butt Into the Financial Situation ia.
Macel onia Active Steps Taken To-
Protect Turkish Forts.

Constantinople, Nov. The sultan
today issued an trade approving the
decision Of the council Of ministers rc-II
jectiiig the demand Of The powers for
international control of the fnarces of
Macedonia. Vice Admiral Pasha has
gone OH a special Steamer for Darda-
nclles presumably with instructions to
the commanders 81 the forts regarding
the commanders conduct iii event of
the appearance Of ali international neet.s
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
"SWEDEN" DISAPPEARED.

( Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 23.-The
name of Sweden was rubbed off the
windows of Vice-Consul Bendeke yes
terday, and inquiry brought the infor-
nation that the resignation of Mr..
Bendeke as vice-consul of North Da-
kota for Sweden had been accepted, and
the consulate has. been transferred to
St. Paul until such a time as a vice.
consul for North Dakota is appointed.
Mr. Bendeke is now yice-consul for
Norway, having served for many years
in the same capacity for Sweden, the
recent dissolution resulting in his res
ignation some weeks ago.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
HORSE THIEVES.

Aberdeen, S. ID, Nov. After a
lull Of over a year, horse thieves have
resumed their operations ii, Brown
county Anton Volk, a farmer living
six miles from Aberdeen, reports a pair
of valuable horses missing. At first
he believed they had simply wandered
away and would return. When he dis
covered they had been stolen so much
time had elapsed that the authorities
are not sangiine Of catching the thieves.
Two farm hands who have not been
seen since the day the horses were
first missed are suspected. !.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
OFFICIALS COULDN'T SEE
WHARTON'S FUNNY JOKE

New York, Nov. 23-An alleged elec-,
ton joke caused the arrest and indict-
ment OF George Wharton, clerk. He
was charged with attempting to vote IL
legally Under the name Of John ID.
Rockefeller in the recent city and coun-
ty elections. Although Wharton had
been discharged from his first arrest on
election day for this offense and he took
It as joke the Judge who took UP the
case today declined to take it in that
way and he was indicted. Wharton's
bail was fixed at $1,000. "
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
WESTERN ! NORMAL

Kalamazoo, Mich, .Nov. 23-T The
Western: Normal instst,:te was scrnal-
ly dedi:ated today with appropfiasc
ceremonies os;d exercises. Among those
who attended the exercises and adj
dressed the meeting were Deios Fall,
The fo;nsef1 state superinserI of
public instruction. Patrick Kelly the
present superintendent of public iri-
Istruction; Nj Wright. the president of
tlis stase boar cf edusation and many
ctfers Ibis evening large reception
all be held.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
'WITTE DOING
HARD WORK
HE WANTS zEMSIv0 TO
MODIFY RESOLUTIONS


ST. Petersburg Nov Premier
Wittc was ii communication with his
iieuteiiants at Moscow during the night
and This morning trying To secure d
compromise Of some Of the dcclara-
5tions in the resolutions adopted ycster-
day. He has no hope that the policy
recommended by congress will be COM
5pletely satisfactory to the govern
.meilt. s3 4. g
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
SURGEON TESTIFIED I'm
THE COURTliARl'IAL

Annapolis. Nov The principal
witness III the courtmartia1 Of Mid
shipniaa Merriwether was DR.. Stone,
surgeon Of the naval academy, who tes-
titled that Midshipman Branch's CON
dition was serious when brought to the
hospital. AS no post mortem was held
he couldn't positively state that death
was caused by the blows.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
COMMITTED
SUICIDE LAST NIGHT

Nyack, N. Y.. Nov The body ol
William Jones. who last night shot and
killed Harry .Britton and wounded
Frank Rritton, was found at the rear
of the Baptist church near the scene Of
last night 5 shooting He had shot
himself through the heart The MUIR
der and suicide followed the attempt
of Jones to see Jessie Britton with
whom he was Infatuated, which her
brothers prevented.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
TO INCREASE
j. S. NAVY
GENERAL BOARD DECIDES
ON ITS RECOMMENDATIONS
Three First Class Battieships and a
Number Of Other New Fighting Ma
chimes VIII Be Recommended In the
Official Report OF the Board.

Washington, Nog 23.-The general
board of the navy will recommend to
congress the construction OF three first
class battleships, three scout cruisers
and FIVE gunboats for service III the far
east with additional torpedo boats and
torpedo boat destroyers. This pro-
gramme is now under consideration by
the board of. construction which will
complete its report tomorrow.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
I SAVAGE S PURCHAS

New York, Nov. Cresceus, the
world champion trottiilg stallion rec
ord 2:oaI4, was sold at auction today
Tor $2i 900 at the Old Glory horse sale
here to M. w. Savage Of Minneapolis,
MINI. Only one other bid was made
for $4,000, offered by p. III Nc Guire,
New York. Mr.. Savage is the owner
Of Dan Patch and Directunn George
II. Ketchum Of Toledo was the former
owner OF Creseeus. #
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
GERMAN DAILY BURNED
\. /. OUT In ST. PAUL TODAY

% St. Paul, Nov. a3.-Fire which started
at 4 o'clock this morning in The Volk-
szeithung Printing Co.'S building. Fifth
and Minnesota streets, damaged the
German daily paper plant about $4,000
and other tenants of the building and
adjoining property about $4,000 or $2o,-
600 additional. E&..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
BOXING FOR GEMS.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. ~ The
forty fifth boxing tournament under.
the auspices of the Athletic club of
p Philadelphia will be held in the gynl-5
nasium Of the club house this evening.
The weights will range from rs to.
las pounds. The first prize is q dia-
lnond ring, the second, a watch.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
FOUND. GUILTY.

Duluth, Mimi, Nov Edward
Douthy, charged with killing his wife
at SUPERIOR Wis, few weeks ago,
was found guilty BY a jury III the SUI
perior court last evening of murder IN
the second degree. The penalty for the
crime IS from fourteen TO twenty-five
Years in the state penitentiary, but the
court stated that out of Difference to
the wishes Of the juryInen the minimum
sentence would be imposed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
MINNEAPOLIS WON OUT
FOR YEOMEN'S CON NCLAyE

Il Colorado Springs. Col, Nov
The Kock faction won out and Min
neapolis has secured TIE 1900 conclave
of the Brotherhood Of American Yeo-
mem ssES 9 ts N 3t
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1905-11-23
LAKEWOOD GOLF.

Lakewood N j, Nov a3.-The an
ilual fall golf tournament under tlfs5
auspices of the Country Club Of Lake
wood, j, opened this morning on
the Country clubs links. The number.
of entries is very large and a large
gallery is in attendance. Il X.