davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Adair County news., 1905-08-30

80 Best Jersey cow, two years
old and under three. J. B.
Coffey.
"a Best Jersey cow, under two
years, Carl Strange.
35 Best Jersey cow, any age,
Tim Bradshaw.
&c Best bull, under one year, R.
F. PAUL.
81 Best cow, three years old and
over. R. F. PAUL.
38 Best cow, under one year, R.
F. PAUL.
80 Best bull, three years old and
over, w. I. Dohoney.
40 Best bull, two years old and
under three, Flowers Bros.
Al Best bull, one year old and
under two, L. w. Atkins.
AZ Best cow, three years old and
over, R. F. PAUL.
43 Best cow, two years old and
under three, R. F. PAUL.
IA Best COW, over one year and
under two, r. F. PAUL.
45 Best COW over one year and
under two, w. T. Dohoney.
46 Best bull, any kind, any age,
R. F. PAUL.
AZ Best cow, any kind, any age,
R. F. PAUL.
48 Best bull and three females,
R. F. PAUL, first, w. F. Todd,
second.
49 Best stallion, mare or gelding
D. S. Carpenter, first and
second. :
so Best gelding, two years old
and under three, D. II. Dull
worth.
81 Best stallion, three years old
and under four, Coffey Bros.
81 Best stallion, two years old
and under three, Grady &
Flowers Bros.
So Best stallion, one year old
and under two, Grady &
Flowers Bros.
81 Best stallion, under one year,
A. M. Allen.
55 Best mare, four years old and
over, Coffey Bros.
Sc Best mare, three years old
and under four, R.F. PAUL
& Co.
81 Best mare, two years old and
under three, Grady & Flow
ers Bros.
So Best mare, one year old and
under two, Grady & Flowers
Bros.
SO Best mare, under one year,
w. E. Hills.
60 Best mare and colt, l. M.
Allen.
81 Best lady rider, Mrs. Grover
Grissom.
62 Best stallion, any age, D. S.
Carpenter.
SO Best mare, any age, Coffey
Bros, first, D. S. Carpenter,
second.
GA Best gelding, any age, A. w.
Pedigo, first, r. F. PAUL &
Co., second.
IS Most beautiful double team,
Grady & Flowers Bros, first,
R. F. PAUL & Co., second.
66 Best New York saddle mare,
j. B. Bailey, first, R. F. PAUL
& Co., second.
81 Fastest thoroughbred, one
half mile, w. R. Cress, first
F. P. Wilkinson, second.
68 Fastest mule, one-half mile,
AlonzO Black.
THURSDAY, THIRD DAY.
So Best Horse mule, three years
old and over, Coffey Bros,
The Adair County news., 1905-08-30

Mems Straw Hats Cut Below
Cost to Close. They must SELL.
WALKER.
The Adair County news., 1905-08-30

TUESDAY, FIRST DAY.
l Display apples, L. C. Hind
man.
2 Display Pears, Mrs. E.P. Han
cock.
3 Display Peaches, Bette C..
Smith.
4 Display Watermelons, Lem
Smythe.
5 Display Cantalopes, Lem
Smythe. y
6 Display Grapes, COL. E. But
Ter. Z
Z Best white cake, made Of
souvenier flour, Mrs. Ida F.
Hancock.
8 Best one-half b US h ell of
white wheat, Tom Jarvis. 8
9 Best one-half bushel of red
wheat, R. H. Chewing.
10 Best half Hbushel of oats, A.
F. Wilson.
! II Best half bushel white corn,
w. E. Todd.
IL Best half bushel red corn,
R. H. Chewing.
13 Peck Onions, ]. R. Hindman.
IA One dozen tomatoes, Mrs.
Robt. Chewing.
Is Best Buck, any age, Leslie
Tandy.
16 Best eve, any age, C. r.
Cabell.
II Best herd of sheep, one buck
and two ewes, G.. R. Cabell.
18 Best Boar, one year old and
over, R. F. PAUL.
19 Best boar, under one year,
w. E. Todd.
20 Best Sow, one year old and
over, Mrs. J. B. Coffey.
21 Best sow, any age, Clyde
Crenshaw.
22 Best sow and three pigs, Mrs.
j. B. Coffey.
% Best stallion, mare or geld
ing, any age, speed, style,
durability, action, pleasant
handling considered, Coffey
Bros. first, D. S. Carpenter
second.
"a Best girl rider, Annie Young.
25 Best boy rider, Lucian Hum.
26 Best walking mare or geld
ing, J. w. Hurt. 81
27 Fancy harness stallion, mare
or gelding, D. S. Carpenter
first, Grady e Flowers Bros.
second.
% Best phaeton pony, A. w.
Pedigo.
20 Best pair harness mares or
geldings, Coffey Bros, first,
R. F. PAUL & Co., second.
80 Best saddle mare or gelding,
\ j. B. Bailey.
81 Thoroughbred race, P. w.
Napier, first, F, P. Wilkin-
son, second.
WEDNESDAY, SECOND DAY.
81 Best Jersey cow, three years
old and over, Tim Bradshaw.
The Adair County news., 1905-08-30
THE FAIR
A SUCCESS.

Last Friday afternoon the Co.
lumbia Fair Association rounded
up it's most successful exhibition
and from every standpoint it was
a success. The Association did
every thing within it's power to
give full value to all who paid ad-
mission fees and to those who
had exhibits, and from the gen
eral tone of public expression
every body is we'll pleased.
Good premiums brought good
stock and from the first show to
the close, excepting a few rings,
competition was keen and enjoy
ed by the many present. There
was more fine stock after blue
ribbons and more people to enjoy
the shows than has been on the
grounds for several years. The
crowd on Thursday has been es-
timated by some one as high.a
5000 and by others as low as $500
but counting tickets sold and
making reasonable allowance for
admissions on season and compli-
mentary tickets, and other ways of
getting in a fair, estimate of the
crowd brings it between $500 and
5000. Below we give the win
ners. Read the list and see
where the. money and honors
rest.
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prtnaen entbebrt nidt gang zines TO
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fteine, ~feuerfefte Steine uno 9bra.
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Tbeer uno asphalt, Del, 9erpentin,
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bel s. 6. 9ielmaaa, BOG Oft.
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MserfmarDiaes Werfhwiaoem.

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bas mertuiirbise @erldtpinoen idmers,
li6er Symphonic fir urperbauliGteit
uno Sale 81. Sings neuen 2ebenspilen
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Jnhr aruei Doer mebrere grnten auf
biefem 2anoe er3ielen. Waffer CUR
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Wefonen uno Tomatos f0nner pbne
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xX/Dr1f - The Journals
w Q1lL AUS The Journal Office early
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Continued.

Continued.
lots and 6, block 80, Minnehaha ad-
W. n. Budd ana wife to Charles Riudid ct
all, in section 25.11S-o4. ............ 20
f. +. Kingston and wife to II. Newland.
J. Marzen and wife to Joseph Rech ct
al: part lot s. block -, Marshalrs ads :,
E. rlante qad wife to II. Daiuge, in sec :
ton 33-120-22 1880. l,S
Haw. part lots lots and 8, block 26,
F. Burrows and wife to NJ. S: Cults, lot
4 and part lot 5. block s. Lyndale ad-
p. Carlson and wife to NJ. Void lot ID,
block 10, Subdivision l.. Ferrants First
c. +. ". Dickcff to F. W. Dickofr, part
lot 6, block 3. McFarlane's addition. 8
J. F. Fitzpatrick and wife to G. H May
W vel, lots ., 10 u and u. block S.
Minnes sS savings Fund & Investment com
pany t. F: storest; lot g. block 9, Fair
John Boyle and wife to f. F; Hapgood,
lots and s. block l. Fishers addi-
c, tlon 1rvastmant ccmn.nv to Nav.
berry. part lots 6 and T. block 8. Mer-
RAM s. Shaw's addition. ...........:.. liz
son lot aE boce a. South side add
w. ~ Evers and wife to p. scharber, in sec
rhom nn LoWpy and i Wife to L. F. Andrews, "
lot IS, block Is, First division Reming-
F.. G j. Hrs f. Hopkins to b. W. baldwin Jr.:
part lots 26 and 27, Rev. cottagewood :
W: Ever; and = sSsifs to p: sehar6er, in sec:
F. ': j. H Ii Hopkins to b. W. BALDWIN, Jr.,
lots 15e and IL Rec cottagewood, ~
is. block So. Remington Third addition. 1,s
H i, z ETC.; block s. Third division west
G. 't F: Manley and wife to II. Knapp; in
section 3O-117-22 ...:...:...:. .1,C
BF Sg2f i 24s wife at TO seG psek
Farmers : Mech3nics savings bank to
b. R. NJ :aS Smith lot b. block SO, Grove
]. A. Palmer Sdne10' and wife to George II. I'll.
y Well part lot 3; block g. Andrews s
beek f. e $S First HvsR adt Ront lot o.
F.. Miller to 6. F. Gordon, lot s. block
I. NJ: Cobe and wife to E. T. olson, lot -
u BLOCK 4. Elwells q, ABOLITION ID tic w;;.t
more; lot Is block 3. Second Division
J. T: Yates and wife to Sarah Haerle,
lots and 8, block 81, Palmer's addi-
H; j. Peterson to j: iindquist: lot II,
DOCK 8. NlcKelS q smith addition.
Charles o. Johnson and wife to 8. Nell
son. part lot 8. block 5. Lake Of the
Isles addition $780,. L.
Mrs. Mary Keller ct al. to c. B. Ginter,
part lot s, block II, Case & Oteor's adj
E. +; Lambert ct al. to H. Anderson. in =
H. F. Herman and wife to Charles Mach
bolz. lots 10, II and II. block 1, Nc
Milan's addition .................... s.,
| c. W.. SWEET and wife to J. w. FIeu ct
al: lot 25, Mitchell, White & Vogt's adj
| ulLIOu 4,
! w. Hayward to W. A. Ramsey, part lots
Z and s., block 122. Original Town of
Min Minneapolis 49,: 6,
| part lot is. block 4. Williams addi-
| tlon ................. .............. 1,
|
| Total
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NOTICE
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that the Village Coun-
Gil of TIL. Village of Ada, Norman county and
state of Minnesota, will on Tuesday, May 16,
the village hall, in said village. receive sealed
bids for water mains, pipes and MIGRANTS and
the laying thereof within said village of Ada
Mimi. follows
main at the intersection of Molten ay and Pa
cifc av, thence running in a southerly direc-
ton along Pacific thousand and thirty
Q,030) feet to and opposite lot L, of block l.
of Barton'S additiongtO the village of Ada
Plans and specification can be had at the
Ada, Mimi. Or upon request.
Tn council reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Attest: Louis Hanson,
President of the Village.
Merton Patterson. Village Recorder.
BIDS WANTED-THE VILLAGE COUNCIL OF
the village of Frazee, Mimi, will receive
sealed bids for the construction of bridge
across the Otter Tail river on the socalled
Perham road until O'Clock on the evening
of May Is, 1905 Plans and specifca lions
may be seen at the store of the Frazee Drug
Co. in the postoffice building. A certified
check for 10 per cent of the amount of the
bid must accompany the same. Said bond
must be such as will be approved by the
board. The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Dated May 3. 1905 Dr.
+. r. Barton president of village board
p. ]. Streukens, village recorder.
WANTED-BY STONE MASON WORK BY
the day or contract. also brick work done;
work guaranteed. Call or address COG 21st
MISS IsAAcs' pREssMAKING PARLoRs
moved to 43 Sth st S.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Guy Harvey and Katherine Kaiser.
Jesse R. Dillman and Sole Petersen
Alfred Johnson and Alma Victoria johnson,
Henry A. Escher and Nettie Christofel
John Howatt and Della Frykholm
John B. McEnery and Jennie Field
Ben Desnick and Rachael Benjamin.
John E. Thompson and Annie Monson.
Hugh Dixon and Sarah A. Crane.
Henry H. King and Helen NJ. Clark
DEATHS, =
Rutledge-340e Pleasant avenue.
Quinn-Margaret 2213 Grand avenue.
Williams-Maurice. I'LL Stevens avenue.
Conover-Grace, 2215 Ilion avenue N.
Parker-Rose, st. Marys hospital.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

N~N~~~@N@S~~~~~)~>~>~
Ole Loe and wife to Peter Ruyter ct AL,
part lot ID, Auditors Subdivision No.
10 81, %
lot 13, block 3, Second division Rem
iLgton park 8
NJ. simonson and wife to NJ. Amundstad.
part lot s. block 1885, Town of Mime
J. A. Arnold and wife to G. D. Grasett,
lot II. block 16, Silver Lake addition. la
W. j. Waite and wife to g. D. Grasett,
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The following persons from Ino nOIGn-
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
HOTEL vENpoME-D ?. Smith, h., B b; erd;o1 j.
E. D. Ctratten,s Peoria; A. s. Call, Walker; WI
BBiuffs; E. B. shanks. Fairmont; Il: D; Reed
wood Ed Schatz. Harvey; A. c. Bader,. De-
troit C. Watt St clepd: A. p ED Eber fitt
1ss 9 BRUCE Elk Pont NJ Bennef
Flandrenu; G. B. Barns, Campbell; G: J. Lord,
F. L. Thompson, Cando; Mrs. B. F. Van Ylint,
St. Cloud; G: +. Phelps: Chicago; g. Bach.
5. Brow ; Huron; Edgar NJ byar, Sterling !;
". R. MAXWELL, Anoka; R. B: Thompson,
Hodom; G. r: Houston, Herman Falls;,J; NJ.
Mrs ". b. Brown, New York; G. S. Barnes,
Fargo; E. S. Muaho1and Royaltton RseI
Elbow Lake; R. S. Knebels, Willmar.
HYsER.-w. H. shjllemp, Granite Falls; G. W:
Mcintyre, Grafton, n. D.; J. E. De Getty and
wife, Los Angeles; A. NJ. Mcdonald, Winnipeg;
Miss ]. W. Euntoon, Chicago; o. r. Brundage,
Portsmouth,; G. A. Elder, Duluth; P. V. Z. "
Ward, Miss Bardine, New York; J. o. Hanch-
EFT, Harvey, N D.. Judge searle, Saltwater;
N. NJ. Bruner. Chicago; Lawrence r. Well,
Chicago; S. E. Davis: J.. A. Kenworthy, Mil
waukee james F. Smith. Bloomsbury. Pa;
P. A. Romstead, Joliet, ILL.,; A. N. Williams,
Deering, ILL.,: J. W. Kleingel, Marion. Ohio;
A. P. Blanchard, Little Falls; Frank J. Wallan
Larpier. Mich; G. J. Thompson Forest City;
Hesnautt, st. Paul; E. D. Burton, Kansas City
G. W. Carpenter. LATTE; Edna Brown, Sioux
City; E. J. Hucking, Chicago; II. V. Pearl
man, Jackson, Mchh.
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
-~-~~~~-~~~~~~~~.~~~~~
AGENTS wANTED-AGENTS ARE MAKING
from $40 TO $12 a day handling house
hold novelties; two needed in every home;
send % cents for sample and particulars.
Phoenix Novelty Co., 619 Phoenix Bldg.
HAIL AND CYCLONE INSURANCE.; CASH
commissions; .hustlers can make $40 to $40 per
day in Minnesota. Address 626 Boston Block.
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POSITION BY YOUNG MAN, MARRIED, oF
good habits, handy with tools, several years
experience running engines, state license, I'M
derstands electric wiring printing press S77,
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels:
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RATE UNDER THIS CLASSIFICATION, Kc A
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or less. one week. soc.
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS
BUILDING PERMITS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MILWAUKEE DEPOT.
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND
ST. PAUL RAILWAY.

ST. PAUL RAILWAY.
City ticket Office, 500 Nicollet Avenue Phone ia
Passenger Station, Washington and 3D. Aves. South.
sDaily. TEX. Sunday. TEX. Saturday. Er. Monday.
Leave MARCH %, 1905, Arrive
750 am La Crosse, Milwaukee. Chicago. 1880 pm
~7na La Crosse. Madison, Wis. l.,ooo
NV OH Dubuque, Rock Island. ......... @1OSo pm
$40 am Northfeld. Faribault. K. o.. $50 pm
&1015 Ortonville, Milbank, Aberdeen. 500 pm
sllSs am Mantaso, Wells, jackson sl PS pm pm
. 30 pm Winona. La Crosse, Milwaukee. $40 pm
$50 pm Faribault, Dubuque, Chicago. zoos am
s 6.S pm Mankato, Wells. ................ $10a5 DIN
The Fast Mail.
s.46 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee, Chicago. .........
. SIS pm Ortonville Fargo. Aberdeen. 7.25 am
&7.l5pm Northfeld Fairbaur. AUSTIN. III. 20 am
The Pioneer Limited.
1905 pm La Crosse Milwaukee, Chicago. 800 am
s1o.26 pm La Crosse, Milwaukee. Chicago. '12.m pm
,,.. WI 1000 pm
S"n p" m"uA'on' wis., '"neS'' no'Ahof"l 100 am
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CRADLE, ALTAR, GRAVE

BIRTHS.
BoX-Mr. and Mrs. G. A., 4240 Twelfth ave-
nue., a SON.
Gagnuth-Mr. and Mrs. Ole, AS Third avenue
NE. son and daughter.
Talbert-Ar. and Mrs. E., III Polk street, a
daughter. o..
Gebo-AIr. and Mrs. NJ, 7s1 Madison street
q son. ..r
sOlsen-Mr. and Mrs. G., 20O7 Eleventh avenue
S, a daughter
Lund-Mr. and Mrs. NJ, 1901 Humboldt avenue
N, daughter.
Snith-Mr. and Mrs. A., 2400 East Twenty
ninth street, q son.
Johnson-S1r. and Mrs. Gust 2s2s Nicollet, a
daughter.
Walsh-A1r. and Mrs. J. j., so42 Fifth avenue
8. son.
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the day evening; thoroly experienced book
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ures and good penman; references Address
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-04
BUILDING PERMITS

j. G. Oswald Poll Bryant avenue N
frame dwelling ............. 50, 500
Margaret e. sleavin. 141s Fremont ave
e,We n, frame dwelling .:........ 5000
Charles Fl. Olson. 2727 Fifteenth avenue
s. frame dwelling ,.:............. LOO
w. w Davis. 4441 Washburn avenue S.
frame dwelling 80: ............. 1,5ot
J. G. Foster 2227 Sixth street n frame
dwelling ....:.. ......... 200
Hofflen Bros, 2940-42 Lyndale avenue
S: frame stores ........................ 500
Eighteen minor permits ................. 3.13
Total SIS 10
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Large Crowd VIII Go TO Rich.
mond From Here Today.
RESOLUTIONS BY VETERANS
Magrudcr Camp and Fourth Army
Corps Men Pay Last Tribute to Dis
tlnsuIshed Soldier Who Was Their
Comrade and Friend.

The first Ivy avenue boat this morn
Ing will be boarded by the local mill
tary companies. on their way to Nor
folk TO join the Scvcnty-first regiment
From Norfolk the regiment will be
transported TO Richmond over the Nor
folk & Western road free of charge
The regiment will participate in the
imposing ceremonies incident to the
funeral of General Fitzhugh Lee. The
funeral takes place at o'clock this
afternoon.
The Huntington Rifles and Newport
News Light Infantry will return home
tonight over the Chesapeake & Ohio,
the road having offered them trans
portation.
Magruder Camp. Confederate vctcr.
ans, and n large number Of Spanish
American veterans and other citizens
Of the city will 80 to Richmond to at
tend the funeral. The Chesapeake e.
Ohio offers special rates; one fare for
the round trip to the public and $3.50
for the round trip for bands and mill
tary in uniform.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
81 RGnANT JONES iLEcTtD
NEW SECOND LIEUTENANT FOR
THE HUNTINGTON RIFLES.
Two Candidates Withdrew From the
Race and Jones Received Unanimous
Votc-RcguIar Drill.

Sergeant John Jones was elected
second lieutenant of the Huntington
Rifles last night.
There were two other contestants for
he Office and when the first ballot Of
The members OF the company was TAX
on the vote stood: Jones 90; Charles
Moss. ~; w. ID. Richardson, g. The
others then withdrew and Sergeant
Jones was unanimously elected
Last night WAS tho regular drill night
OF the Huntington Rifles and when the
company formed in the armory hall
there were foriy-two men present be-
sides the commissioned officers.
The members of the Rifles were nut
through their regular weekly drill he
fore the election and after that contest
First Lieutenant Moore read the orders
from Col Higgins, commander Of the
Sovnniy'fiIth regiment. ordering the
local companies To Richmond When
the orders had been read a canvas of
the company was made in order To do
tcrminc how many mon were going iu
richmond today To attend he funeral
nj General Fitzhnah Leo. and thirty
men signiiicd their intention OF going.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-05-04
Legislature Fight Assumes a New
Aspect.
WHO WILL GET The BENEFIT 7
Five Candidates Would Like to Know
How Mr.. BANDS Following viii
vote-Effort in East End to Bring
Out r. C. PetzoId.

The race for the Democratic nomina.
ton for the legislature assumed Il now
aspect yesterday, when Mr.. S. Otis
Bland announced that die had decided
10 withdraw from the race
Mr.. Bland had been regarded rs one
of the most formidable OF the six cali
didatcs in the field and his withdrawal
makes very decided change i'm the
situation. The question is who will the
Bland following support, and the other
candidates will have an interesting
time trying to solve the problem
Mcssrs. a. a. Moss. w. Il. Barrett.
Floyd Hudgins, G. w. Blick AMI Il. NJ.
hudson all declare that they are in
the field to stay, and it seems that the
vote is To he badly split up
Mr.. Bland states that ii will be i'm
possible for him To make The race, as
he will not have the time To devote to
the campaign
An effort is being made by citizens of
The East End In bring out MIR. r. C..
Pctzoid as candidate. Mr.. Pctzold
has not given an answer. but many of
his friends believe that they can induce
him to enter the race.