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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
PERSONALS

l.. ]. Herndon. A. Williams and A.
A. Gibbons, mail clerks on the Fris-
co are spending a part Of their vaca-
tion in the city.
DR.. Clark. a prominent citizen OF
Milburn was in the city today on bus
mess matters.
Mrs. Maddox and little daughter
have returned from Durant where
they have been visiting friends.
Oliver Snyder, superintendent Of
the Santa Fe with headquarters at
Cleburne was here yesterday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Smith and her daughter, Miss
Georgia Smith, left yesterday for Col
orado points for the summer. Miss
Smith will return to Ardmore In
the fall and spend some time with
her sister, Mrs. T. l.. Wright
Mrs. Rob Poland and son, Dan,
and Mrs. Grigsby of Dallas. Mrs,
Poland's mother, left last night for
their annual summering at northern
points.
Mrs. Kennett Hudson, who has
been visiting friends and relatives IN
Kansas City, is expected home today
Landon Son, son OF DIR. j. r. Son
went to Fort Worth last night to
visit with relatives.
DIR. Richard d. Mclrary, a proml
nent physician OF Ashdown, Ark
spent few hours here yesterday
with his cousin, Clay Merrell. DIR
McCrary is travelling over the entire
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
"COING SOME" TONIGHT
SUMNER THEATER COMPANY is
MAKING HITS WITH HIGH
CLASS PLAYS.

The Sagc.Furlong Stock Company
played to the largest audience of the
week at The summer theater list
night the play being when We
Were Twenty-ODe" one of Nat Good
wins former successes and which
has never been presented before in
Ardmore at popular prices.
The presentation Of this clever bill
by the Sage-FHrlong Company com
pared favorably with the same play
given by Mr.. Goodwin and lost none
of its charm in the hands OF the
repertoire company, nhe entire com.
pany gave splendid support TO Miss
Parker and Mr.. Bracket who had
the leads.
Messrs. Bond, Whalen and Blanch-
ard were the specially artists OF the
evening and so clever were their
stunts that they were recalled several
times.
This evening the company have
genuine guaranteed laugh producer
the bill being Going Some" This
IS a new play for Ardmore theatre pa
irons and Mr.. Furlong, OF the com
pany, says that 1t is one Of the best
farce comedies he ever saw.
Although this is the first appear
ance here OF this company they have
already demonstrated their ability as
versatile people and they have a higf
class OF plays to offer their patrons
It is one OF the best shows the sum
mer theatre has had and Manage
Brooks is entitled to . large pat -on
age for the remainder OF the week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
AW0kE TO FIND HIS
NOME IN FLAMES
RESIDENCE or LOUIS COHEN ON
c STREET, SOUTHEAST. BUM.
Ed THIS MORNING.

MIR Louis Cohen who lives on @
street. southeast. very narrowly cs-
capped being burned to death In his
bed at an early hour this morning.
MIR Cohen was awakened by the
cracking pt timbcrs and The smell OF
smoke TO Ina his home ablaze from
one erd to the other.
\ call was at once turned in for
the department, and they responded
quickly, but were unable TO save
much Of the building. Il being praC.
ticaly destroyed with the most OF
it's contents.
Mr.. Cohen was the only occupant
OF the house last night. his family
being out OF the city and he barely
found time 10 leave the house getting
what few articles OF clothing that
were handy.
The building was owned by George
NJ Bulard, and was valued at $3.50
on which there was $500 insurance.
Mr. Cohcn's personal property was
valued AZ $1,000. on which there was
$500 insurance 1t is believed that
the fire was OF inccndiary origin.
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PAY YOUR GAS BILL AND SAVE
TIE DISCOUNT. 8
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state looking for location, and stat
ed that he was very favorable i'm
pressed with Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, of Dallas,
Texas, are in the city guests OF Mrs.
A. J. Woverton. They came up with
the wedding party from Sherman yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Light, who have
been here visiting Mr.. Lights par
cnts, returned TO Oklahoma City to-
day.
Dick Light is back from Sulphur
where he has been connected with n
picture show.
Bert HaIstead was here last night
from Tishomingo.
Mrs. r. Ster ', Madiu was here
shopping today and visiting with
friends
c. r. Jones of Lima, Ohio, is
in the city on a business and pros
pecting trip
G. e. Warren of Guthrie is among
the out of own business visitors
In the city odGv.
George Reynolds OF Ho 'ck, La.
is in the city for several days on
a business mission.
Miss Rose Mcclure of Madill was
here today spending the day with
friends and shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Waters OF
Chicago. are visitors in the city and
guests at the Wilmington.
Mrs. c. A. Powell OF Canadian
Texas, is in the city a guest at the
Wilmington for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Easley have
gone 10 sulphur whe,e they are
visiting friends t0s a few days.
Attorney w. l. Cruce returned at
noon from Oklahoma City and Guth
rie where he has been on business
w +. Gilmer is in McAlester this
week attending the meeting OF the
hotel men in session there at the
Busby,
Judge Stillwell II. Russell return
ed this afternoon from Coalgat'
where he has been holding spe
cial term of district court there,
Dr. II. G.. Connolly of the Chris
tian church returned this afternoon
from Durant, where he spoke TO tn
. 700 teachers attending the big sum
mer normal now in session.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Shumate o
| north Washington street are enter
| tanning this week Mrs. Shumate'
sister. Mrs. DR. I.edbetter, OF Dol
chester. Texas Miss Leila Mae Hou'
er OF Guthrie and Miss Sweene
| of Gainesville, Texas.
DR.. ]. G, Abernathy left last nigh
for Los Angeles, where he will rel
resent the Ardmore Elks lodge
the annual reunion there next weei
DIR. Alternately will visit sevcri
coast points before returning an
will take in the Alaska'Yukon a.
! position.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
WHAT IT COSTS TO
RUN COUNTY A YEAR
ANNUAL EXPENSE BUDGET OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CALLS FOR $97.A5o

The county commissioners have
found that 1t will take just $97 ,i50
to run Garter county during the next
fiscal year which begun on July 1st,
and to raise this sum they have
decided on levy for next year OF
eight mills.
The biggest item in the commits.
sioncrs budget is for salaries and S2S,-
0O0 will be required to meet the pay
roll a little over $1,000 month.
The next largest item is S19,5OO for
roads and bridges. 1ne contingent
fund calls for $4,000. while $4,000
will be needed TO pay the costs
Of operating the courts of the county.
paying witness fees, rents and spe-
cial officers.
The commissioners have decided
that It will only require $4,000 to
keep the schools OF the county in
good shape during the year, while
It will take 1920 to care for the
county's poor and insane.
other Items in the budget are $4,000
for county supplies For interest
coupons falling due on outstanding
bonds of the county $3.50.
The tax levy of eighI mills 10
raise the amount necessary is based
on total valuation for the county
OF s12 900, 900.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
WILL PLAY TISA SUNDAY
TlSHOMiN1U TEAM AXE ONLY
ONES WHO HAVE BEATEN ARD.
MORE THIS SEASON

Managers Brazicl and White Of the
Blues who have been on the lookout
for other games here have arang-
ed for game at Lorena Park sunday
with the Tishomingo team.
The Tishomingo team is the only
one that holds a lead over Ard.
more. they having played three games
with the locals and winning two OF
them. II Ardmorc can win from
Tishomingo Sunday an effort will like
~ be made TO secure series OF
games with the Minco team. they
bcing the only ones in sight who
are in a position TO contest the right
30 the state championship in the
scmi.profcssional class
If lovers of the game in Ardmore
desire to see these two teams come
together here they should be willing
to give the managers some finan-
cial support for the proceeds Of the
games would hardy pay the Minco
teams railroad fare here. Every
visiting club has % be guaranteed
their expenses while here, so it Is up
TO the Ardmore fans 10 get busy, II
they want 10 sec Ardmore and Minco
battle TOR state championship hon
OrS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
A $500 OCCUPATION
TAX FOR The JOINTS
ALL NEAR BEER ROOMS MUST
DO AWAY WITH SCREENS
WANT TO SEE INSIDE.

"Ncar.bcor' dealers, or as they
are oftener called Joints" will here
after have to pay the city $500 a
year for the privilege Of doing bus
mess in Ardmore. an ordinance COW
cring the matter having been passed
by the commission yesterday.
The new ordinance is an occupa-
ton tax and in the case of the
Joints they must arrange their
business so that there will be no
screens in the room ana all trans
actions within may be seen from
the outside This is done so that
there may be no whisky sold over
the bar and TO permit The officers
to see who is drinking and also what
is being sold. It will be violation
Of the law 20 have anything I'm
the room. such as tables for games
or chairs. whore loiterers may
gather
The Joint keepers have appeared
to favor the new ordinance and
say that It will be better for legiti.
mate dealers and also q better pro.
lection for the city from sellers Of
booze. II is believed that they would
have been willing to pay $500 per
year. as was first mentioned in the
ordinance, several of them having
been heard 10 say that it was not
an unreasonable price.
At their meeting yesterday the
/ commissioners were presented with
a petition from property owners liv.
ing on c, ID and l. streets, south.
cas-. asking that they be allowed
TO wait until fall before putting in
sidewalks. as TO begin work now
would mean the destruction o' many
shade trees, while in the fall they
may be transplanted with grca.
saving The petition was allowed
The mayor was given authority "a
purchase the necessary books for the
new bookkeeping system TO be in.
stalled at the city hall. The system
is similar to the one now in use
by Fort Worth and is simple and
effective and will serve to minim.
izc mistakes.
INSURE with VIII Sandford & Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
TALKED OVER OLD TIMES.
An Ardmore '99er Comes Back to
Visit With Friends,

Mr.. A. VI. Rought, prominent
oil man and also large cattle dealer
OF Henrietta, was here last evening
on business matters connected with
the gas and oil fields in this section,
Mr.. Rought used to be a c'tizan
OF Ardmore good many years ago
and was at one time a business part
ner of Mr. Buck Gardenmrc baCk k
in SO. Last night Mr., Rought in
company with ]. B. Spragi1s, W. p.
Poland and Mr.. Watts, visited the
Rod and Gun Club lake where they
took supper and talked over old
times.
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Mr.. A Il. Rogers OF Lexington,
Mo, is in the city today the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Sturgeon. Mr.,
Rogers is connected with the Lex
ington Womans college, the secont
oldest educational institution in the
state. He says that the recent high
waters there have proven very De
structive.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
PAY YOUR GAS BILL AND SAVE
THE DISCOUNT. 5

VIII make shipment I'm the
morning OF trout and founder
CITY FISH MARKET,
50 Phone 359.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
FAIR Proposition.

Whiskey and drug habits cured 10
stay cured. No cure no pay No
money until cured, is our motto.
HILLS SANGTARIUM,
DIV Ardmorc Okla
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Phone us and we will deliver you
some nice fresh trout or founder
CITY FISH MARKET,
SO Phone 359
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II you wish something nice, try
a fresh founder,
CITY FISH MARKET,
so Phone 35e,
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\ WATER DRlNKER.

We believe that Water Drinker"
is mistaken that Commissioner Daw.
son was censurcd for kuliur the
fish. as mud cats generally are look
cd upon MS very undesirable cii-
zcns" in any body Of water. Tho fact
that the city water has cleared 70
some extent is also true and Comm's.
sioncr Dawson's efforts 20 make It
still better have the commoudation
and approval Of every resident of
the city
Il is understood that the first net
Of the commissioners when the bond
money Is available. and that will
doubtless be before July is ended
will be to install a filter system of
some kind at the city lake. where.
by Ardmorc may have absolutely
clear water. it's purity having not
been questioned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-08
THIS WATER DRlNKtR
GETS BETTER CITY WATER
SAYS EFFORTS or COMMISSION.
ER DAWSON TO CLARITY WA.
TER WERE BENEFICIAL.

Editor A-dmorcitc:
have been looking for some men.
tion Of the water question from our
city papers.
While the city water was muddy
and unfit for use. the fact was Civ.
en- wide publicity in bph papers.
now that the water is clcarinn VI
very nicely and Is no longer unfit
for use. nothing IS said
Commissioner Dawson was given
ccnsurc by the though'lcss people
for killing number of mud cat
fish that were polluting 'hc water
in the shallow pools above the lake
proper. but now that results have
fully vindicatcd his methods is it not
Justice that credit be given for his
effective work? Why not give praise
as well as blame?
4 WATER DR1NEER
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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
WILL ARRIVE IN MiSSOULA ON
THE NORTH COAST LIMITED
IN THE EVENING.
TELEGRAM IS RECEIVED
Explorer Sends Message Stating That
He Will Leave Minneapolis Tuesday
day Night and in M;ssouIa Friday
Evening. Returning East Saturday.

General L, d. Weed. Or. Cooks
counsel. said last night:
There are no new developments
In the Mt. Mckinley controversy
today. but we will continue To
gather evidence to show that the
sworn statements Of Edward y.
Barrill and Friedrich printz. who
accompanied DR.. Cook on his Mt.
Mckinley expedition, are unworthy
of belief. When all the testimony
has been collected. there will be no
fair minded man who can honestly
say that these men made their affi-
davits without being well rewarded
for their services in the organized
movement to blacken the character
and good name of the worlds fore
most scientist.
This is not a controversy as to
whether DR.. Cook ar Commander
peary was the first to unfurl the
Stars and Stripes at the top of the
earth. but it is simply ii question
as tn whether Or. Cook or EarriIl
Is telling the truth regarding the
ascent Of Nit Mckinley. The tes-
timony of other men is not mate
rial. There were only two men to
reach the summit. but since Barrill
has seen fit to raise the question
of veracity We have undertaken to
gather evidence to discrcdit his tes-
timony and to impeaeh him as n
witness. The result of our mission
has been entirely satisfactory. DR..
Cook is going to the top of Mt. Me
kinley next spring to recover the
records which he left there in 1906.
He will take with him men of un-
questionable character. and the re
suit of that expedition will forever
settle the question as To who is tell
ing the truth, DIR. Cook or Mr.. .
Harrill"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
BEST IN MONTANA
IS M|SSOULA'S
SHOWING
INCREASE OF LOCAL pOSTOFFICE
BUSINESS RANKS HIGH
IN REPORT.

That the business of the Missoula
postofficeF showed an increase of 24S
per cent for the year ending September
30. 1909. over that Of 1908 is the an
nounc.ment made b! Postmaster -. II
Ross. who has received the govern
ments report for the first class offices
of the Spokane division. The Mis-
soula office is far ahead of al others
in Montana. Grert Falls standing clos
est. with an increase Of 1G.5 per cent.
Boise is the only town in the division
to show ii better growth than Missouia,
the Idaho citN's increase being %.
per cent. In Washington. Seattle
shows an increase of 23.6 per cent. due.
of course. to the Alaska Yukon Pacific
exposition. while Spokane's increase is
only 16.1. The following figures are
taken from the government statement:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
SPAIN is DENOUNCED.

san Francisco. Oct. 24.-The execu-
tion Of Francisco Ferrrr by the Span
lsh government and the incarceration
of Gutierrez de Lara at Los Angeles
on the charge of being an alien an
archist Mere considered today by "A
mass meeting. which was addressed
by socialist leaders of this city. REESE
lnti0ns We're adopted IT, nomncing the
government Of Spain .h i irntesting
against the action nf Asncrisan Off
ciais. past and present" who hav"
aided in the persecution Of Mexican
patriots by their government,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
A Shock.

Washington. Oct, 24.-~The announce
ment IF the death Of Justice peckham.
while expected. came as IA shock to his
associates on the bench and in official
circles. and ev.rya here expressions OF
regret were heard. Justice peckham
VAS u democrat and before taking a
seat on the bench gave considerab BILE
attention to politics in NeW York. He
WAS born in Albany. \. Y. November
4. 1898. and had been on the bench.
state and federal for - Years He
came from the court al appeals al his
native state.
Mr.. Peckham's first office Mas that
of district attorney If Albany county
He MAS elected II that position i'm
lAE>- He afterward became. in sue
Cesslon. corporation counsel for Albany.
member ot the supreme court IF the
state and associate justice al thr state
court Of appeals. He Was the last of
President Cl'Heland's democratic ap-
poInte"s tn the federal supreme court
chief Justice Fuller and Justice White
heing the other two. He took Ills seat
in January, 1896.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
MINISTERS ATTACK
TAMMANy HALL
F|ERCELY
PUlPlTS THUNDER AT "vilEST
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION
IN THE WORLD"

New York, oct. 2i.-Wlth the excep-
tion of reception at the Hotel Astor
To William Randolph Hearst, the in
dependent or Civil alliance candidate
for mayor. political activity in Greater
New York today ccntered almost
wholly in the pulpits. Hearst spoke at
the reception during the afternoon.
but both his opponents, William J.
Gaynnr, democrat, and Otto T. Ban
nard. republican. rested. All three.
however. will be on their fet tomor-
row and will deliver many speeches
until election day. November = In
some pnlpits politics were touched
upon with as much vehemence az or
ators have shown in the last week;
in others the pastors confined them
selves tn veiled references in sermon
and prayer.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
BILLINGS BIGGEST EVENT
Montana City viii Entertain Thou
sands of Those Interested in Rails
ing Grain and Vegetables Without
Artificial Rain-Missoula's DeIsaa-
'tIon Leaves Early Today.
MiSSouLA'S DELEGATION.

General superintendent George 4
1oodeIl nf the Northern Pacific ar
rived In the city on No. ) last night
in his private car. preparatory 10
taking the party Of Missouia dele
gates tn the Billings Dry Farming
congress on their way east i'm the
morning. Through the courtesy of
the railroad, large party Of Mis-
souIa people will he able IL make
I'll" trip. travelling both ways In Il
private car and making it their
headquarters while in Billings.
AS was announced yesterday. Sen
ator Joseph NJ. Dixon. who In To
speak during the congress. will rep
resent the city of MIssoula. pres,-
dent Clyde \. Duniway and DR. ].
+. kirkwood will go in the interests
of the state university. Dr. NJ. /
Elrod will go as the representative
of the Booster club and " Fl
Smead and +. 5. Lusk will represent
tn" chamber of commerce. The
county was allowed representative,
but as none of the commissioners
Was able - go. Missoula county will
not he represented.
The party will start out OF Mis-
sonla at ll;@0 o'clock this morning.
NJ. L.. Odea and w. Fl. Roberts
have been chosen by the Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce to represent
the Bitter Root town during the
congress and they will GO with the
Aissoila party this morning.
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Another Statement
SAYS COOK
DIDN'T
JACOB sUTER CLAIMS THAT HE
WATCHED EXPLORER WITH
FIELD GLASSES.

Eellingham. oct, 2I.-Jacob Suter. a
former Alaska miner and mountaineer.
today issued Il statement in which he
says Dr. Cook never reached the top
"f Mt. Mckinley and that the ex-
plorer was forced Ia abandon his at
tempt to gain the summit after
climbing 5000 feet. a wall of ice bar.
ring his further ascent. Suter claims
/" have witnessed Cooks performance
through a pair of field glasses and he
says that Mt Mckinley can never be
assembled. Suffers statement follows:
The McCarty brothers of san Fran
cisco. sam May Of this city and my
self were on the mountain when Cool.
and his party arrived. We saw them
start up the Yetna river and they
came back because the route was too
difficult. Then they went up the
shushtna river and got up to the
wall nf ice on Mt. Mckinley. which
is many miles from the top.
Through the glasses we saw them
turn back and come down. | have
prnspected all over the base of Mt
Mckinley and have been to the poln.
reached by Cook. Several others have
reached that height and that is as
high as anyone will ever get on ac-
count of that wall of eyer-changing
ice which cannot be scaled even
though steps were cut in its side.
I have been on all the big noun
tains of explored Alaska and | can
tell when the peaks are possible of
ascent, but Mckinley will never he
scaled and the top can only he
reached by flying machine. The
same applies la Mt, Roosevelt and
Mt. Foraker. both of which stand
close 10 Mckinley"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
.DELARA'S BAIL HAS
ALMOST BEEN RAISED

Los Angeles. Oct. 24.--The $4,000
necessary tn secure the release on bail
OF Gutierrez DeLara has almost been
raised. and it is probable that he will
he Released tomorrow. A. e. RidgNaE.
the government immigration inspector
here. denied a statement printed this
morning that DeIaraa MAS being held
at the request Of the Mexican govern
ment. Mexico has nothing In do with
it," said Mr.. Ridgway
Del-ara. in statement issued from
the county Jail tonight. again asserted
his innocence of the charge Of being
an alien anarchist. and declared that
his conviction could be obtained only
on perjured testimony.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
MONTEREY WELCOMES
JAPANESE CRUISER

Monterey. Cal. Oct. 2s.-The Jap
anese armOured cruiser Idzumn. which
has been in San Francisco for the
Pnrtola celebration arrived here at 4
o'clock this afternoon. and will stay
in this harbor until Tuesday morn
ing. Tomorrow the Officers will he
taken over the 17-mile drive and will
attend luncheon in their honor
given by the Monterey Chamber of
Commerce. The sailors will he en-
tertained by the local Japanese colony
here.
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WOULD KEEP EN- HOME.

Stockholm. Oct. 34-With Il view tn
stemming the tide of emigration. whic h
threatens la depiere the country of ag-
rIeultural lahorer$. Il national sub
sCription has been started To obtain
funds for loans tn laborers left unem-
plaxed after the recent big strike. The
loans ara intended tn enable the pnr-
chase of small farms and will be- made
r~payable within - years. The fund
will be administered by the Anti
Emigration =sHefetv nj Sweden.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-25
SHEPPARD COMES BACK.

New York, oct 2i-Melvin shep-
pard, the Olympic champion. turned
the tables an Emilio tun-hI. who de-
featsd him several weeks ago. by out
sprinting the Italian in 4 l.nnn- yard
race today i'm the games nf the Aonu-
ment club Al Celtic park. The time.
minutes and 1915 seconds. was not
faSt. but the men ran on IA muddy
track in the teeth nE biting gale.