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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
G. stting Ready.

Tie japanese admiralty has entered
upon al cab rate scheme Of naval ex
pansion which is eXplc5sd to be ap-
proved at the coming session OF the
diet, according 80 ADVICE receigeo
frcm Toxic. Ships with heavier
am .ments and higher speed will be
Quilt. The J il Snimpo SAYS that the
battIeah,ps Of the future navy Ct ia
pan will diSpla; p, coo tons armament
OF fourteen y i1cn guLs and q Speeo
Of twenty kaots, wnlle the iusure
cruisers will display Is, 900 TONS and
nave a speed Of twenty. five kno5S. Az
immense gun factory, with twenty
large buildings, ctT51iag eighty-three
acres, is oelGs established on the
Sunida river, neaT Tvkio, by tie
Japanese military authorities, where
4 900 men Will be employed making
heavy ordnance.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Suit ASains: Gle n son.

Three Oconee farmets-JWo Lowry
orothers and Mr.. aopkins-nave
brought suit against Clemson college
for damages asgregsa..1g $4,000, al
Legged to nave been done 20 the plain
C!fF's farming lands by the dyke which
Jne college authorities erected ten
years ago Tor the protection OF the
college farms against the ove1aoHs OF
the Seneca river. The three suits
we're flied In Oc3lee, and are due for
trial at the March term Of court,
enough it is net thought 1heg will be
reached by that time. In the mean
time it is thought that the matter
1il be brought up in soma shape be-
fore the approaching session Of the
legislature. The main defense OF the
college people is That the college
property being state property the col
lege cannot be sued Without the states
consent, on the principle that the state
may not be sued by resident with
out its consent. 1t Is a new point In
which the friends OF al other state
colleges are equally interested with
Clemson
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Fighting Cuba.

The first shots between the rural
guards and insu7recsioniSts were ex-
changed receLt.y near the center Of
Havana province. a telegram has
been received from the captain Of the
rural guards saying that his detach'
uent discovered party OF twenty in
surrectionistsl by As1ino R bau and
Rafael Castillo, who organized the
original band from Sslud. The party,
the telegram says, after an exchange
Of shots, fed, some towards the noun
tsins and others across the fields.
NobcdY vas hurt, with the exc :ption
OF sergeant Of the guards, who was
thrown from his horse. 1t IS report
ed that Robau Is wounded, but this
is not coz, firme6
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Too Many Bullet Goies.

Jake Scott, colored shot aod nor
tally wounded John Walls, foreman
of the tunnel gang on the Southern
railway extension work between Jas
Dor, Ind, and French LEX, Wednes
day evening. a posse, composed OF
the workman associated with Walls,
pursued Scott and early Toursday re-
surned to town with the information
that the body OF the negro had been
found In the woods and that he had
committed suicide. Later the BODY
was found at the place descrlbid d BY
the workman. There were thirty
eight bullet holes in the body.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Must Hang.

At Valdosa, Ca, the death sen
tencs was again Imposed Friday upon
J. G. Rawlings, his sons, Milton and
Jessie, and the negro, Alt Moore,
all coD Victed OF the murder
OF the Carter clildren last
June. The 9Th OF jar uary, next, vas
fixed as the d4y for the execution OF
Ghe four. Len Rawlings, another
son was sentenced to Imprisonment
for life.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
TaIuo Of a Kiss.

Miss Ella Hamilton thinks the
kiss she alleges Hayden Ma Q lis, a
wealthy yourg man, stole from her
Is worth $4,000. AT least that Is
TIE emoIn5 of damages she demands
in q suit flied il the district court OF
Des MINES, Iowa. The suit will
come to trial at the January term
Marquis is the son CT R W. Marquis,
reeuGsd to be q niliiooare.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
kIlieC by Gas.

Charles F. Dug llas3, a farmer, his
vile and Two Children were instant
ly killed Thursday night by an expIo.
SIGN OF gas main running past their
home, three miles from Weston, W.
Va. T C!C home was wrecked aud
later caught fire, almost consuming
the bodies. TIE explosion was fell
for a distance ct five miles and caused
much excitement. It is supposed
the main sprung a leak and the gas
was in some way ignited.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Whole Family Slain.

Near Independence, lows, Mrs.
William McWillians and her Eve chill
d en, ranging from three to eighteen
years in age, were slain at their farm
GONE and the husband and father mas
-esn CT arge0 with killing tbs Members
OF bis family. Re declares himself t.:
be innocent. Each person lad teen
killed with q hammer blow on the
head. Mrs. McWilliams was afro
ciously beaten, few knife thlusts had
been inflicted on the crushed bldy. IL
the wcman's rigid arm lay the corpse
Of the shree-yesr-old b2by, its hood,
coat and mi1tens one, and piece Of
buttered bread in one haDd. The
baby had been killed by one blow OF
banner on the head, The oth"I
children lay about the house, dressed
in working clothes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Long Trim.

Fred O.tofy, the young son OF a
Chicago dentiss now practicirg in Ma,
rila, just started from San Fan
cisco on his second trip around the
world. He is still in his early teens
He is not the ordinary runaway boy
style, but jlst a keen, wide. awake
Chicago lad, whose father knoxs he is
very well able to take care OF htmseI.
and is letting him have his til o
travel for year or so.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
pGtTltiSi Turtle.

While as work In the Green Valley
mine near Jasonviile, Indiana, Wi.
ilan q yus5or. found a perfect spec
imen Of a petriied turtle lmhedded
in six feet vein OF coal, 10 feet un-
der grouLd. WDen tie block Of coal
vas broken its imprint WAS left en-
tiIa AID ulipju1ed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Big Picture.

Thomas NJ Henry, noted British
marins painter, has finished picture
OF the naval battle Of Copenhagen,
April 2 1901, which covers "a arsa OF
80 s1uare feet and has on it 56 p funds
Il paint. The industrious srGist wore
out sc brushes on it.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Deadly Footb ali

Carl Osborne. aged Is, 9as instant
ly killed on Sa:u;day as Rockvale,
Ind, in football game betReen
NJ .rshall aad B Il nore high schools.
and VIM. N ore OF Uion college
died in New YJ1S on SATURDAY night
from il l.ies received in Saturdays
game beOn cen UIioa college and ths
University Of NV York.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

were made al Summarize. La LAX
ing these experiments it las oeen
found that the mcst important Varle'
ties OF the tea plant that from Ceylon
exceo:ed make a growth and give g
yield CON pairing very faVorably with
the results produced in their own
land. It has also been shown that
negro children make expert tea pick.
ers when properly trained.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Concro's the Trade

Albert Fiedericc;, st one time a
famous operate baritone, now practl.
cally c1ntro's the roast chestnut tre de
in New York city, having in his en-
ploy an average OF 100 attendants en-
bis rossters. He lost bis voice through
bfynchial trouble years ago. He be-
gan in a Sixths avenue basement. Now
ne is man OF substance and every
summer visits Italy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
BRIuBeRooM RODE IN TRUNK
Ran Short OF Cash While on Western
Wedding Journey.

Wedding Journey.
Because be ran short Of money on
his weddi-g tour and had Only cash
enough for one ticket, George FraEcis
sent bis wife through from D,nyer to
Chicago or q passenger train, and he
himself attempted to make the trip
in a trunk as his wife's baggage. BE
was taken out cf the trunk at Omaha
N=b., about three-Gusrters dead, bu.
the wife got aarough her journey ali
right. They had secured large tEuok,
put in some provisions and water.
braced it thoroughly, cut holes in it
for air, and after Fralcis took his
place the box was securely locked and
strapped. Then it was taken to the
depot srd checked through to Chi
cago.
After beirg smashed around, the
trunk was heaved into U1ion Paci-
&c baggage car and journey began.
Just before reaching Omaha, Wed
nesday night, the baggageman heard
a sroan from a pile Of baggage. An
Investigation resulted in his lccatirg &
tie source and with gun in his HAND
be demanded to know who was inside
threatening to fire through the trunk
unless he was answered.
In muffled tones came the answer
and the story, with request that the
trunk be broken open and the man
inside be lberted. This was done and
F.aLcis was assisted out. His trunk
had been delayed one train, and his
water bottles had been broken soor
after the trunk was fastened. he
had been without water for nearly
two days. He was taken to police
headq larters and later released. l.
vas The most rsma,kable ride ever
took, and l don't want any more OF it
said Francis.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
From Hard Study

a double tragedy, In which TWO
close frier ds and ncighbors, both OF
prominent families lost their lives
occurred near Rally Hill in Maury
c2uoty, Tenn. The dead men are
Fred Early and Henry Colhurn, the
former having first murdered bis
friend and then killed himself. Both
men were studying to become preach
ers, and Early's mind is known to
have been dsGnronel. Early ussd
a shotgua in his deadly work.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
EHyen Missing.

The steamer Ikuta, bound for Liae-
tung peninsula, c~llided with the
steamer Fukara, near Mutsure, not
iar from Shimonoseki Tuesday night.
The Ikuta, which was struck amid
ships, sank Immediately. Most OF
those on board we're saved. Eleven
are missing,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Killed by = Train.

Waile crossing the tracks Of the
Chesapeak and Ohio railway at Gull
pepper, Vs., "Wednesday Prof, B. S.
Alexander, noted Presbyterian min.
lister, was struck by train and In.
staatly killed. He was a native OF
PENNSYLVANIA AID a well known educa
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Two Mauy Wiyes,

". S. franklin, prominent man,
plead d guilty at Birmingham, Ala,
on Saturday to the charge OF bigamy,
and was given four years In the pen.
itentiary. BE had a wife In New
port, KY, another Toddville Ala,
and had just married third.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06

The king Of Spain Is a sklllful and
fearless lid T, keen motorist, q
deadly shot with either rifle OF revol-
YER, a splendid le e1cer and an excsp-
tioaafy clever boxer.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-06
Murter and Suicide

Goaded by Jealousy, Steve Czintel
killed his wife aid chen himself at
their home in DJrothy, Pa, little
mining village, Wednesday,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

The long delayed but cmnenliy deserved honors now
hoing paid che remains and Of John Paul Jones
alike act OF highest duty and o. sreaiesl benca
che American people have performd An exchange thus
Bummarisrs his history
Born Ia Scotland IN i7i7 John Paul, the son Of a
Scotch gardener to This continent several years
before the outbreak OF the Revolution ard located
planter IN Virginia. taking his isst Of Jones rom
the adopted relatives whose estate he succeeded.
He had been n man OF the sea, and when he became
convinced that Inevitable ho hogan 20 pan iof
% navy with which carry iho dght into tae enoiny
country io did so and ihe value Of ha service which
can srarcey he overcsuated viii be- much more aTpro
oaiol this country n the future than @ has been in
ere pass
He died u Paris ia 1872. % consumption. and until
Ambassador poor located tho spot of ha burial beneath
f0urstofy buidiua "a socondraic Pais thoroushiaro
Amoficg took hat school day inieresi In bis ilio
Today however bis body rests Ia place Of honor o.
the flagship Bfnakyn OF Adminl Sesboc's squadron.
wrapped w me folds of ire flag that he helped 10 unuf
Heucoiorth ha memory shall be- Kept IN me hearts
OF Americans
The monument that viii be erected over his grave "a
Annapolis via Inspire future American admifals
with che spirit of John Paul Jones, who when he Bon
homme Richard about 90 sink and while the light
was regine between her valiant and that Of the
Scraps replied to query whether De about rcaiy 60
give up we have only nghting" and soon there
aftcr ran RAG the masthead Of the enemys ship
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
oosr or CABLES.

The Postal Telegraph Gable company announced tina,
effective July ls the 20 Korea win Doe reduced 90
cents per word via the Commercial PaeIf cable Chem
ulpo Fuaau Seoul wll be doiaF twenyone cents
per word beyond san Francisco other points In Korea
win be dollar twonyniue cents por word beyond San
Francisco
The average reader who glanced 90 the announce.
may have been more less amazed a Che reduced
rates" OF a cable company.
Taking up the Evening Citson-deliyored TO him for
about cents day--he gets thousands OF dollars
worth OF from al The world Pggusiug his news
spread type aud pctuJoa for his deectauon he has
had adequate opinion OF inc tremendous cost OF the
service rendered hm. For Instance
During the SpauiahAmeri2an war the newspapers OF
thc country paid aa much lao per word for speoa
tcleglams from the Philippine The cost high and
the papers had TO pay,
Because Of me laying 81 cables and other facllt
SEES he cost of cable reduced half the price Of
ave sia years ago but q D yet very expensive,
Organization, combination systcm--thoae have ,cade
20 possible 20 from every center the globe
the news OF the world. A single newspaper could DO
nohng OF lsG Press dissertations that divide the cost
OF gathering aud disbursuF the between large
number of newspapers make tbe thing possible You get
great deal ior your Go month delivered az you
aume
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
is 1T ANOTHER
DOANE VICTIM?
Badly DecOmpOSGd Body Of
Man With Head Crushed
Near Grants Station.
IDENTITY NOT YET ESTABLISHED


{ From Mondays Daily CitiRen)
shenn Coddngion, of Gallup. Nc.
Klnley county, who was 10 tho city
yostel DAY eonhrmed the story Of the
andins o Inc body OF a man, with bis
head crushed IN, south Of Grants sta.
ton, 10 Mckinley county The sher.
Ia stated hat be knew no particulars
whatever, 14t inst he had dispatched
searching party TO go after the re-
mains and bring them 10 Gallup.
when the matter will Do thoroughly
investigated
The body vas discovered by a Mex.
lean sheep herdcr From wagon
tracks leading on the main ioad into
clump of bushes where the body
lay. q was very evident that the body
WAS hauled 10 the spot from die.
lance Decomposition had set In and
coyotes had eaten away the features
until the corpse was Understandable
Although there ia no clue 20 the
Identity OF tho murderer. the officers
are somewhat disposed go believe that
u is another one Of Claude Doauoa
victims
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
nae NAN nunlNn re KISS.

whc. George Lindsay md hia wife Of Now York city
came before MAGISTRATE HigInboham some days ago
WITH domestic dhculty ths latter ordered George TO kas
hs VIE every day and carry her occasional flowers
And the uuthnldnr applpudcd the decision OF tho
modern solomon
'Iilss my wife because musig" said Mr. Lindsay.
'Not ou your Tie Tho in FOR rather than lose my
freedom to KISS when and where I choose"
George is right
Forced hsses blaspbomy n the eyes Of tho god Of
love.
%. yes. al know what women VIII 8ay-whcn
George WAC counting hs wife be did need judge 10
ten him the sir be thought SHE had che protticst
mouth FOR klssng the world And kiss called for
another etc. etc Aud by the way, look you, q h ore
eumable that those kisses mot with cordial rocprocaos
and that eyes invited tiem. but
To he compelled 10 KISS your wife. Aye there's the
rub
That as hae as tho bluo laws OF The Purltans which
provided That should kiss his wife on sunday,
thus offering additional premium on OSCILLATION.
kissing goes BIZ favor aud not ty force
Who that is a will blame George Lindsay for
appealing from this rule OF whioh tries 10 make
a man loving by compusion and periodical ksaer hy
durosa7
Aud what woman would desire such formal and pre-.
scribed saIulation of the nps?
Behind The kiss must be the man-no, TIE rompuaion
of a court.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

-. ~ - v MOORE
view York July Sit To possible
shat q viii bn within four ypara. bat
VIII certainly not De yoiy much
longer than tbai whom you win be-
thie 20 Step aboard your Pullman
mere IN New York and 20 straight
through 20 Paris without gcitlue on
Those were the last words said by
~ inicq de l.Ubcl as be- leaned over
tao raIi oi the French liner ia "a.
t0It' iJ' before tho roesri nniiad
oui of this harhor bound for iiavro.
WIN him ~ de Lobol took the slg.
natures pl notable Er0un uf Amorl.
gan ongincers aitcstIng their faifh
iu bis gigantic enterprise ana mark
ing what be- considers a anal stem
toward the realization of hIa dream
1f seven long years an aiimn roulo
from Ncw York Co Pals by way of
Alasha aud siberia
Al the pnlni where hts rails wcpld
reach the water in Alaska az Capo
frlncC Oh Wales. and Siberia ni Fasf
cape The hcf'ng strait " odly thirty.
SIX nlics Wide Tho chanrcs of sue.
retaiul lcrrileo across the water was
tons under discussion. while evpn "a
gigantic bridge was suggested io
Join tbe two continents These uians.
howeFct asa not seem 90 mopt The
iafof of many of the engineers he
had consulted, and Then N 40 Iohol
conceived the Idea OF e tunnel under
lhe straits and this has boon deemed.
aiter Investigation. entlseiy practica.
"As a member of me Paris Geo
graphical society Visited AIaeka
back IN isss" said g. dc Iobol ln
me Newspaper Enterprise Asaocla.
lQn correspondent. 'hnd tte feast.
piliiy OF the Trans Alaska SlhoI IAN
railway aa $3.50 have called the enter.
prise. struck mH then. { studied the
tel.nty 1nl ''mafc 0f tho country.
mace holndinHa nf iho ttraf and a
preliminary survey for mo tunnel
ihn Since tiCu J have devoted mis- pn.
iire time t0 ihe promotion of fbls IN.
lerprlse. which firmly believe win
"a OF enormous benefit IN The develop.
Henl OF Alaska ana siberla. twn vast
n telcdiiy unexpected countries. as
large
Naturally the ,si dlncnlt part of
NNN NlNAHNA VIII Nn me construct Ion
o.. The tunnel but tho best sense of
our engineers Is that this work can
De accomplished within four Years
me water over tho route of ne IAN.
nel 'e from 1863 % $50 feet In depih
with Intrusive granite as the under
lying rock
Between the Siberian and Alas.
Kan coasts lic tho Diomode lslends
ihtre are Two of thnm and the iess.
er viii permit us 20 divide the tunnel
INTO two sections of nearly equal
length. Here also we can erect
works necessary during construction
as well as motive power plant f0P
moying trains either hy olocfrlrlfv or
compressed air. and also for venilla
Con OF the tunnel
Including the approaches. tho inn-
mel win De about 3s miles In length
ana ihia wiih the 3 800 miles of rail-.
road which we nropasa constructing
% sih''la and tho 1900 we intend
building ln ALASKA. wlil go to mako up
lnr Traua-Apsha-2lherian fauroad
we VIII cOunont n Siberia with tho
lfansSihef.an road on lrkulsk waile
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15

| 'iftNfN ct INN f'NHi NNNNNNalN. iNnfi
"a president OF heraldry seniol
lordin.WRiiinR. court marshal.
master of the hunt q master Of IA,
! Si'Chnn, o master OF tho royal cham
hers % house marshal. a master OF
1 fnc stables. d master OF ceremonies
ind numerous councillors attached fo
ian these departments.
The emperor has over twenty resl
/ delCc6 nt each of which there Ia a
cnmmandant of tho palace and an.
olner star of court omcials The
cmuross rs also surrounded hy q large
suite of officials ln Berlin the kaiser
maintains three palaces On The out
skirts OF Berlin fhc kaiser has BELLE.
vac palace and CharloitCrburg castle
/ a. futsdam the kaiser maintains hia
own residence Che new palace. BIS
SUMMER residence the Marble nal.
/ are The Stndisrhluss a. pofsdam.
which VIII be the residence of the
crown prince. and nahelgherr castle.
which viii he the summer residence
ol ihe crown prince Am these mouse.
holds require au annual expenditure
dI enormous sumo.
THE kaiser travels ln the same
nlcndog as he lives No home Whcf.
ovcr. he goes be "a accompanied by "a
large suite of Officers and gentlemen
and of household and court officials.
lie takes bis own carriages. hiB own
horses his own coaChman and
eruous. his own stable men. his sad.
dlora bis smiths, andsso forth, with
him
SunnosIng The kaiser ls n Berlin
sud Intends 90 Journey Va Woiahadpn.
one hour before hts departure the
furniture of his study O. hastily pack
ga and conveyed 60 the station go
travel by the same special train as
'he kslser himself Immediately Of.
ter the arrival az Weishadon the fiir.
nlfnro s unpackcd and taken a. rap.
idiy as possible to the kalsors resi-.
dence there. while be himself is
exchanging civillios on The platform.
Soon after the arrival in the palace
at Wo.abalCn BE- nnis his siudt cy-
ocfiY s D. was in BERLIN Travel on
ths clIc COSTS large aume Cor tho
emperor PAYS the same rates as or.
binary nl Dnrers f1f himself Tor
lhia suite 1nd FOR hlf lurrnFc
ThH Na'Uofs fnrclsn JOURNEYS arc
still more expensive During his ro-
Fnt Mediterranean frin fhe kaiser
rRve away $40 diamond rings. 100
diamond pins 40 npcflaccs 30 gold
watches 100 golden cigarette cases
and 300 other articles of iowclry The
whole Mediterranean tIlp ls said 90
have cost over g300Io0 Tho cost ~
the kalser's Journey To- Palestine six
years ago exceeded t50O.OnO
Annrf from hie cNtsudfure for nur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-07-15
THIS VIEW AND THAT.

coders wcekls which claims be "a paper ahrest
of the times recently said:
statehood is the topic along with reclamation that
40 Arizona discussed warmly On speeches and he
common talk OF The Arizona people believe that
they ready statehood but they vehementy
opposed o being tackled New Mexico thet thoy
quite willing the whole matter OF statehood drop
for the present provided that they he ef alone 90
work the matter for themselves and prove Go The
whole coanty With their reclamation works and Tho
general Development that thoso bound 90 bring about
along every no that they deserve statehood This sen.
ora hostility 10 amalganation with New Mexico Is n,
Pride IS strong That young lately from the
east talk Ike souihonms before che about "their
state" The residents believe almost universally that In
territory Arizona Is already large enough, aud have be-
fore expressed for agreeing with them this
point well as generally In the contention"
Compare with thia the following from the Arizona
Star Of Tucson,
"Tho opposition 20 Joint statehood 10 oc grow
ng les radical daily This comos from 'he fact that the
people coming 90 understand that there Is little hope
~ defeating the Joint statehood but wo mas
secure sonic amendments thorot0 which will be- future
adyantag 90 Arizona as wei amendments which viii
be Of immediate benefit
lt rs evident that Golfers Weekly needs 20 Inform
iiaolf more correctly 20 affairs u the southwest