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law school. a. | recall were a; Morgan
town. After leaving school he started
West anu stopped in Illinois to teach
schSsl. but his ability was too great for
him 10 remain long in the small school
and he went on West 20 Iowa. ! asked
him once how he CHANGED To settle in
Fort hodge. then a small town and now
not a large ci'y. lie replied that he went
just ~ far into Iowa ~ his none" would
take HIM and then settled down ~" "V-
pIainsd further that some frinnd had
moved "a Iowa and this had suggested
the idea To him and that Fort Dodge was
the nearest promising town To this friends
home
senator DoIliver was only Just ~ age
when he hegRn the practice Of Law at
Fort Dodge The then Governor Of Iowa.
Gov. Carrenter. lived at Fort Dodge.
and he later became Delivers political
patron ard hacker.
4 was editor Of the f,vd Stdis Rcyistcr
a, the capital. Dies Moipcs. The first
time ] saw Dolliver was in the spring 81
1884. when I STOPPED over in Fort Dodge
TO see Gov Carpenter. They didn't call
IL a ring out IN Iowa In those days hut
they did call |. the regency. ANYHOW
| wanted 10 sees Gov. Carpenter about
political matters in which we both were
interested and the Governor told me
about Dolliver. lie wsS without stint
in hin praise Of the young man = orator.
cal ability apd told me that IL would
stay over night he would get M meet INK
at the Court House. although Their" was
No campaign in progress NJ III" time.
90 that / might hear Deliver speak. ]
was IN \ hurry 70 get back 10 p"- NOlneS
and declined. hut ~ We left the G"ver
noTs houas tor the train we saw bolliy-r
working ont Eia poll tax on III" road. ""
had very little money. ~ b" was Just
getting started in his practice. and lived
in hl- lsw Office. doing hi1 own cooking
on az oil stove Every cent he could
SAT. ne -'rt back 10 his father. whp had
loot n leg ~ an accident while Jonathan
was sfill ~ coll"g.. and 40 rouldn't rid"
hrs circuit any longer. I looked him over
and was 80 impre, p"d that ! went back
10 the Governors holI-e and They held
the meeting.
.Dolliy"r' = speech for ~" most part was
n s.Ilogy Of Blaine. Who was being h1tly
attacked hy the mugWumps arm not
sure whether u Wis that night or not hu'
recall Delivers definition ~ mug
wimD. - combination ~ bay foyer and
tight pants Th"I" WAS cral" fu'
tight pants AZ ~" time ~ m" EHyt. hui
they had not found favor among IN"
Iowans. and hay fever was considered
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percentage from various private schools
Of high standing.
As you are shown through the college
YOU absorb bits 81 college atmosphere.
On the many bulletin boards YOU read
items relating to everything from th"
most carefully prepared soul diai 10
the ordinary plan. common needs of
the physical woman. For instance you
note that good board may be obtained IN
several high class boarding houses near
by for from s. 70 81 a week aud also
that zoology will not he given during
the present academic year and that
STUDENTS registered for this course are
advised 10 substitute Course - Human
Biology
4 reminiscence Of summer davs - found
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come punches Of students. some holding
books and papers. some each other. all
neatly gowned without fashionable new
ness OF buestocking indifference. You
walk to the accompa niment Of giriish
voices, tuned to a Joyous key.
Al the door uf the junior study you have
pointed out by one Of the class several
clever cartoons the work OF one of the
members. 4 Teddy bear ola top Of cup
board hauntA the blue class color. You
receive No explanation Of the request GA
the bulletin board that An Juniors he
on Hand Wearing Mans Attire II Posi-
BILE on such aud such a date.
~ il learned from one Of the juniOrs
that there Is much speculation and in
interest attached To the selection Of the
woman dean To I'LL the place at present
vacant Mr.. Brewster. the provost. who
il acting dean, il very popular with the
girls she admits. and will continue Ia
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across the wrinkled face Of the lorvily
Hudson there has grown up a splendid
city of handsome homes and fine boule-
wards, with sewers and schools and
churches. and likewise transportation
that brings you to the throbbing heart
OF the metropolis in thirty minutes.
We have tine thrifty home seekers hara
and the first thing they see is the boo
paradinG around with plush leggings.
a gun. and a nag full ~ birds. 'Whsrs'd
YOU get emp some guy asks from tina
free to patrons hus. and the Doc jerkR
his thumb over his shoulder and says,
Just on here a little wavs
a littl. later. when the guy is told
that a certain l0t Is held for some such
tasty fellow ~ him for only 81 200. he
says i''s pretty high for land that can
be hunted over. ] wish the Doc would
cut out this hunting business or be n
little more exclusive with st.
He likewise catches fish. remarked the
native.
Il know he does. dodgast himi' cried
the real estate man angrily. and that's
worse than hunting. Right in the mellow
spring. when business ought ~ ne good,
he comes along and mixes up in crowd
crazy TO get near the soil and only thirty
minutes from the city's thrChbing heart
and lures the crowd to sec his creel FUN
OF trout. And our agents standing by
with murder in their hearts.
The Docs great hunter and fisher
man"
Great said the real estate man.
why. say. he's got all Of them mythical
follows beat 20 death. IL 10 can hx
te-th like he ran shoot and hsh he's vast
ing his time doing IT, He ought 90 ba
telling other fellows how 20 do u. Any
dewy morn in the spring he can step into
any 81 the li''r dinky brooks around
her" an q get fine mess 81 trout quicker
than YOU could 90 10 market for them
Just now hos polishing no his gun
and worry. very soon youll 80" him step
ming into the woods with his setter az
hi- heels. AMI before br"akfl-t hen ha
back with unlimited squirrels. abbit
partridge quail and woodcock. Therell
I've enough 10 stock = tore.
Hes good hunter bat rotten boomer
for real urban property, lie makes me-
feel like ADVERTISING tho Palisades r-
tho best hunting and fishing country ia
tho InIted States
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take charge Of the academic work. who
ever II chosen.
The duties % the new dean win. Il 10
assumed, be moro or lees Of q social
nature she says. she will take charge
Of teas and receptions. represent Barnard
at intercollegiate Affairs. in a word he
censor and arbiter of etiquette"
Another interesting room is the library.
really a suite u rooms. all done in dull
green. the mosaic mantel containing an
inscription TO the memory Of Ella Weed.
who 49, dean ma naged the college through
its infancy and whose zeal, skill and de-
votion are written large in its annals.
This 10 the original library room, fitted
up by the alumni. and the other rooms
have been added as necessity demanded
There Is only total Of 500 volumes in
the four rooms. hut the nearness of Column
bla Library used by the Barnard students
makes mp for any lack in this direction.
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DOLLIVER AN ORATOR BORN
CIV. CLiRkSON. VINO cor NV
mrs CHtNCE. TELLS or NV.
~ Vas In the BIaiIs>' Campaign and In
Patterson. -. D.. That lie sSimbed tn
'hr Top Of the List % Campaign Ora
tors 4 Man Who Could Persuade.

gear or ~ ago United States senator
= p DoIliver. who died on October Is
a. ~. age Of 50. said Of Gen James s
,Brkson former surveyor 81 IN" Port ~
Nev York When speak ~ Gen Clark
~ speak a. one speaks Of a man who
,rsat~d HIM" The Iowa senator and
he Iowa editor we're lifelong friends.
and senator Deliver on more than one
n-casion credited Gen. Clarkson with
having done much tn give him n chance
n 10. early and struggling days.
senator Delivers father, the Rev.
James J Dolliver. was a Methodist circuit
riier in the mountains Of virginia. now
Was' Virginia" Con. GARRISON said In
sr",king ~ his friend tho late Senator.
No vas an eloquent man. and this gift
= "loquence he bequeathed To his son.
senator Dollver had he gone into the
ministry undoubtedly would have ranked
WI rhe greatest preachers of our time.
lne circuit rider had only $500 or i3no
o year and his horse. and he could not
."'r lis three sons much toward an edu-
.p'.,u. They all got an education just
go .trn". working their own way. One
o. ru. ~. the Rev Robert ". Dollivsr. IL
now Methodist minister in Chicago
Dodge. which was the home Of senator
,'n.n."r Victor Dollivsr. by the way.
.'s almost an exact duplicate 81 his
N,u'l"r she late Senator in stature and
."r"r,l appearance. ~" had the 7an"
b tuild. IN" same slight stoOp ~ the
sU.. .l,"rS. the sans features and the Harn"
hair and "a q marked degree almost
''" -.'m" "logusncs. On more than one
r..tsi1n Victor Dolliver has been used
20 ~t,'" campaigns in Iowa when his
tr'ih"r could not meet his en- "A gem"nis.
end introduced ~ Mr. Dolliysr he held
s ludI"nc" much a. his brother would
90 don" Nictpr died not many years
.. - F"rf Dodge ~ dilatation ~ III"
'rt''. 'hs dise,-. which alsO KILLED III"
a..'..r
Altman Dolver WORKED his way
~ "nliage va his native state NJ
'.' Virginia and then worked his way
If' IgL law school. The college and
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~ $50 Three quarters sG Its Prom
rrp the Gift Of -Four women sights
on the Campus and In the Halls
S'.rdng ~ the entrance % Mllbank
a. Barnard College. you find much Of
..'-,,.t To- observe. In the first place
,..,r Is plenty oI evidence to disprove
rI.. theory that mental quality and phys
..I effectiveness are a. wide apart
ss he poles
Tra average OF good looks IL high.
Wealth and tine spirits prevail. There
.. rH ign OF the red trimmed eve and
Tagged lDok Of the too jealous student
- CURSE this may be due To the fact
that fh" days Of the college year are still
rev bu' anyhow one gains an impress
sion 81 the sane mind in the sane body,
uu Impression later Emphasized by the
hsifth statistics Of the last year
NoI sec As YOU stand in the neighbor.
hood ~ the hig green lantern in the foyer
seniors trailing their black gowns. topped
is N"Comlng mortartoarcis, through the
necessary concentrations OF common
PLACE clothing You note freshmen
cumhering the college earth and picked
out TO the wandering glance 10y bits Of
green pasteboard pinned conspicuously
20 their corsaGes and bearing the eluci-
dating description I'm a greenhorn-
on each
Juniors and sophomores are easily
distinguished by the degrees Of inter.
lacinG arms. the habit formed during
freshman days OF taking promenades
tightly wound together having become
,lsh'ly les-ened in intensity in the seq
,rd wear of univernity life and yn.r.i,,
a. o,clsIonal manifestation in the third
Nou hear now and then an older student
rrof"ring the experience OF the Minerva
- ~" tvro
lor instance two in q corner are thus
engaged. the senior saying. Establish
q reputation for brilliancy in your fresh.
man year and Il will last you through your
,o'ege course Unfortunately an in
t'rrlptlon prevents your hearing the
rc~iT@ for getting the reputation
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Deer Head Of so Points.

FTVW no FF00FTFF I0NTHNT-
what - -nid 20 h" ~" largest head ever
found on n rod or 'ot,on tail deer In this
country has lately been received in Bangor
from uill could Of Grand Lake stream
Tho head has ftiv points ~ wrongs on tho
Hutlsr-
The head 10 very e,eh. having twenty.
stN points on one -Idr and tNenrT-forr on
Z he other and " y beauty ~ every way. IL
spreads - iu,hr- ~ the y dest place and
has broad webs on zach antl~T. which ApTead
inches The NIFTY points are All w@4 do
nnsd pTongG
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cism upon himself by saving that he was
not sure he Was opposed to the comb!nA-
ton OF railroads. but that such combines
must he effected in the oIen He was an
utterly unssfish man and he did not
have the narrowneSs of view Of the usual
man who il fighting for reforms
~ was Just after the Paterson meeting
in which Deliver converted the nat ional
committeeman 70 his greatness as All
orator that n. = Jones. the iron man OF
Pitt-burg and then chairman OF the Re-
publican national committee. sald 70 me
that he was afraid :hat so much hattery
would turn the head Of 80 young a man as
Dolliver | returned 20 the Victoria
Hotel. whcr" both Dolliver and myself
we're stopping. and found on the table
from which Deliver had just risen a small
notebook In IL were items reading like
this
hgas: oe
-Iust then Dolliver returned and
claimed the book. explaining that IL was
his own account hook and IN reply TO my
questions adding that he kept his own ey-
penses down "a well as he could and did
HE own cooking in his law Office because
his father needed help. told Jones about
tho incident, and he agreed that no one
need fear that q young man Of that
calibre would ever he Affected by fattery
or spoiled by success
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BARNARD AND IT'S STUDENTS
IOTS or COLLEGE ATMOSPHERE
SPITE or CRITICS.

n, friedman class Has Grown Prom ~
in $50 Three quarters Of Its Prop
rrty the Gift OG -Four women sights
on the Campus and In the Halls
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
/ To EXPLOIT
RESOURCES
|,n Commercial Congress
HoIding Important Ses-
sion at Atlanta.

ii, Ga. Oct. PLANS for the
NJ the resources OF the south
,sscd at the opening session
.,,nr conference of the South
',oorcla! congress held here this
p,,chol was on hand early for
..so with leaders of the Southern
',ion congress.
IVY" NJ welcome were made by
Josopl NJ. Brown and T.. T..
mayor pre- ten. ~
wbjie of Kansns City responded
\ Of the visitors.
nrhot, addressing the congress.
part: .,
"a the south than TO any other
II country, although some places
~ have q larger field for con-
~ mower, he remarked:
wa,er power resources here in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
TRIBUNE SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER 1910

said TO have escaped from the territorial
prison at Lansing, Kan. on August 20.
He was serving a life sentence for tho
murder OF Mrs. s.. W. Borr of pawnee
county. having been convicted and SEN
fenced OH May 26 of this year. lie is
under arrest at Turlock, Cal.
GALVESTON Tex. Oct Fire de-
stroyed pier &C" Of the Southern Pacific
Terminal company in~thc western portion
of the city today. The loss Is estimated
az Sl20.000. and is covered by insurance
The pier was occupied by F. Il. Young
and the Austin Export company. both
handlers OF cotton seed products. The
steamship Mouadnock. noored AT the
pier, was slightly burned.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Oct 7.-"Prof" C
G. Weigande a spiritualisr and Mrs.
Nancy McDevitt. well-known resident
OF Des Moines, were arrested on federal
Warrants today. charged with extorting
$4,000 from Mrs. NJ. ]. Cross, aged 81 OF
Shelton, Neb. Tho complainant AYERS
that the spirituallst and Mrs McDevitt
represented that Mrs. McDevftt had been
left fortune In England and induced
Mrs Gross to furnish money with which
TO engage an English barrister
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
WASHINGTON ITEMS OF
INTEREST TO WESTERNERS

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. An cxsmina
ton for Embarrassing engineer, forest
service. 5000 salary. will be held No
vember . at Salt Lake. Logan and
Provo; also at Boise. Moscow and po-
catcilo. Ida, and Cheyenne, Laramie
Rock Springs and Sheridan. Wyo.. and
Carson City and Reno. Ncy:
The department announces Il has had
trouble filling the vacancies for wan,
OF cllsiblcs.
star postal route has been estab-
lished from Tabby TO Utahn. in Utah
sixteen miles, and back. twice week
From October ~, 1910. 10 June 30. 1914
Ethclbert White. Tabby, will bc carrier
at an annual compensation OF S320.
Rural carriers have been appointed ir
Idaho as follows; Meridian route ]
Chester Opic. vice Harry ], Opic; sub
stitutc. John Busby. Meridian. route .
Earl l.. Gilbert. vice Harvey b. Powers
substitute. VIII II. Gilbert.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
Condensed kilograms

NOGALES. Arlz.. Oct Word WAS
received here today OF the robbery last
night OF the Magdalcna depot on the So
nofna railway, forty-five miles south of
Nogales. Five thousand dollars was talk
en- from the safe. The agent and cashier
arc reported under arrest, pending an
Investigations
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
LOEB ON WAY HOME
FROM HUNTING TRIP

ST. PAUL, Mimi. Oct. T-Bronzed by
The sun and winds OF tho Montana noun
lains where ho has passed the last
three weeks hunting big game, William
Loeb, Jr., collector OF the port OF New
York, arrived in ST. Paul today. MT
Loeb will depart tonight on his way
cast.
Mr.. Loeb thinks that the bitter fight
at the Saratoga convention was the best
Thing That could have happened 10 the
Republican party in New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
COAL CAMP DELAGJTA
IS DESTROYED BY FIRE

TRINIDAD. Colo. Oct. 7.-Deja-ua.
one OF the largest Of the Nictor-Amcrican
Fuel companys camps I'm Las AnImas
county, was swept by fire early today.
entailing loss OF more than $500, 600.
The fire Will tic up operations in the
camp for several months, No lives were
lost, Practically all of the mine build
ines. including the power house and mine
cnuipmenl. Mcrc DESTROYED
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
h Clothes
Reductions

N5,0O suit or Overcoat. .S1O.75
1lS'0O suit or overcoat. $12.25
m.O0 suit or overcoat STATS
SNoO suit or overcoat. S16.45
s9OO suit or overcoat. -. .$17S5
SoOO suit or overcoat. .$22.35
@OO suit or overcoat. .S25. .s5
|sDOO suit or overcoat. .S29.75
|ssoOO suit or overcoat. :. $32.45
|f0O'OO suit or overcoat. $36.25
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

TACOMA, Oct. County Prosecutor
Mcmurray Instituted proceedings TODAY V
against all persons in Pierce county who
arc practicns medicine In any form with
out n license. This move has for It's OBJ
1cGt inc driving out of opponents of So
called new cures which are advertised by
quack physicians, In obtaining evil
dence, the prosecutor was assisted by
lawyers employed by the Pierce County
Medical association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

of oIe sou'9 are so completely in the hands
1rIcc,r;, Huke interests or tho General
for independents to break ,oH, ip,n
tne "aIer-powcr market" i"'o
tir, Pinchot predicted that ultimately.
LOT the benefit of, the entire ponuI,tio,,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08
SEVEN MORE BODIES
OF SAILORS RECOVERED

NEW YORK. Oct. THE North river
today gave UP the bodies OF seven more
victims OF the overturninG Of thc whale
boat Of the battleShip New Hampshire
in the river on Saturday night. Twelve
5oa,, 5oaics were were picked picked up YESTERDAY The
Brown, Joseph f. Pcspieskl. Morris
Sharp. August Manlcy. George A. Davis.
Edward BloninSrcn and Edward Odettc.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

Hoarsencss in child subject to
Group is sure indaction of the ap
proach of the disease. re Chamber
lain g Cough Remedy is given at once
or even after the croupy cough has
appeared, it viii prevent the attack.
Contains no poison Sold by all dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

PHILADELPHIA Oct John r.
Redmond and his fellow members OF the
English parliament, Joseph Dcvlin and
Daniel T.. Boyle. who are in the United
states TO secure funds TO be used in the
struggle for homo rule in ireland. depart
cd today for Boston.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

"ood results always follow the use of
roicy Kidney Pills. They contain lust
inc ingredients necessary to tone,
strengthen and regulate the kidnevs
ana bladder and TO cure headache
0chramm-Johnson, Drugs. Five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

a modern Office. Get the choice new
Mcintyre building Main street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

TACOMA. wash. Oct. 7.-Followlng Il
chemical analysis OF meat purchased In
thrco Tacoma butcher shops in which
large quantities OF sodium sulDhitc arc
Issued for the arrest OF four butchcrs.
MISS Esther AllStrum. pure food inspec- =
Tor. caused the analyses and swore TO
the warrants,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

SACRAMENTO Oct 7.-Goyernor G.
y, Haskell made application today 10
Governor Gillctt for the return of Fred
erick Proctor to Oklahoma. Proctor is
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-08

McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-27
KENNBDY's ABSURD NOTION ON TARIFF.

Of
stone post In the first place he
o he
foolish for Kennedy believe
Adch tariff bill
subordinate
Journalists And opposition
schedule
objects the tariff
tariffs woolens-he 1876
Kennedy In
He
of the Adrch
monops stood
monopoly the
much school boy
knew what would happen
ahead Kennedy
party organs sustain himself ndng
OF American
Judgments They
follow
subsidy
and all the party shbbolehs They
Jim Kennedy also belongs When sweeping
trade we set him down belonging
The
require different treatment Wool tariffs
be This
Is reason why Bill Whitman should
the enable that
infamous schedule
without dothng 1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-27
With q Grain Of Salt.

The earliest record of the saying
"with grain Of salt" oates back to the
year 63 b. c.. when the great Pompey
entered the palace o. Mithridates and
discovered among his private papers
the description of an antidote against
poisons Of all sorts, which was COM
posed of pounded herbs. These, ac-
cording to the recipe. were to be taken
with a grain of salt. Whether this
was meant seriously or as warning
sarcasm Is not known. but thenceforth
1t became the custom to say that
doubtful preparations should be taken
with a grain of salt. From this the
meaning got transferred to sayings Of
doubtful truth. "Attlc salt' was a
Greek synonym for wit or penetration.
and the Latin word 'sal" had some
what Of the same meaning. 1t is thus
easy to see how the saying "cum
grano sails" could have come to mean
the necessity of accepting doubtful or
suspicious statements with grain Of
salt"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-06-27

VIII the southron ever learn that
"plaidr is not synonym for tartan =
Not long ago an Englishman came into
hosier's establishment In Glasgow
and asked a man behind the counter
to show him some plaid ties" The
attendant, perhaps wondering what
this new and weird article Of wear
ing apparel could be, was completely
baffled until explanation elected the
fact that necktie with tartan de-
sign was required. Dickens. too. IL
sinner In this respect, for he makes
Bob Sawyer say with regard to wheth-
er his political proclivities are bun"
or "blue''- I'm a kind Of plaid at
present mpound Of all sorts Of
colors" M, cover. an English dc
tionary Civ, an adjectival meaning
of plaid" as "colored In squares"
I've never heard such use in Scotland.
Has any one else f-Scottish Field.