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the Northwestern Trust Company Of
Grand Forks as surety.
Fidelity BOND of the Security State Bank
Of Edmore in the sum Of $3.50 90 with
the northwestern Trust Company Of
Grand Forks as surety.
Individual Q n of the Devils Lake State
y: Thompson. H: L. Schultz, c. j. Nc.
6ertson, as sureties.
AhGtvlouai bond OF h Farmers Bank of
Hampden in the sum of $500 90 With
Hagnus Peterson. c. M. Craig and q.
q Hsrg; as sureties.
An BANK Of S eGn = Of he First s National
sum Of $4,000 90 with Chas. 4. Stud
ness. Ole J: Hoystad, w. A. Hausman.
a; Il; No1timier and H. c. Hansen, as
All of the above bonds having been
approved by the States Attorney as to
form, be, and the the same are herehv
hhp pRpinx bes by e this board; Said approval
he Chairman Gsaai e and By him on d sasa sSnd wi sy
ene County Auditor. and that each and
every n OF the above named banks he.
en : me same same are hereby designated as
certain county funds under a Time Ccr-
tihcate of Deposit. Motion carried. ei-
Moved and carried that the following
9iIis oe allowed and warrants ordered
.- P~S Y u Tic same as fol.
Nels Erickson. To road work
co b 3 al Hotel Sei, Boarding Jurors ~ 10
Inst; Feeble Minded. To board II 50
n care of county patients
h . me ne quarter ia + ending Deem
The Chairman then appointed il' the no
s 8 y IN committee for the ensuing year
Auditor and Treasurer. f. E.. Gessner
n u: d. McNaughton..
Register of Deeds, Clerk of Court
county Judge and Superintendent ~
schools. John e. Thelin and c. o. John
Printing Committee. John r. Tba,in
2: D.. ~McNaughton and f. 4. Gessner riin'
county Poor Farm. John E. Theiin and
r. T. u. McNaughton. ~
sta : 4 Attorney: D. D. McNaughton
Court House and Jail. D. D. McNaugh-
lon, John p: Thelin and +. q. Gessner'
T The1in Office. G; Q. Johnson, John r.
Gessner. "
Moved by Mr.. Thelin, seconded bv Mr.
M~cNaughton that Mr.. Maloney's name as
CHAIRMAN be added as a member Of all
year. Motion, carried.
Moved to take a recess until 2 o'clock
Afternoon Session.
- INV "S q C1OCN r, VI, OuT.
members. :" s"e
The Board then proceeded to check un
the different offices as provided by stat
ute and at S O'Clock P. M, it was moved
and carried to adjourn until 8 O'Clock
A. A'' fh'rsq TEo afasa IT, & Il lI5S;
lSeaD Chairman.
]. A. KRAMER,
County Auditor.
The adjourned meeting of the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Ramsey
County. North Dakota,
Thursday. January 9Th, 1916
The Board met at 9 o'clock A. M, pur-
suant to adjournment. Present all the
MEMBERS.
The Board then proceeded with the
checking and at - o'clock NJ, it was
moved and carried to take a recess un
til 2 o'clock P. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Board met at 2 o'clock p. NJ. pur.
suant to above recess. Present all the
members.
The following reports were then read
To the Hon. Board of County Commits.
sioners, Ramsey County. N. D.
Gentlemen:
We, you committee appointed to checl
up the office of the County Auditor ant
County Treasurer with the vouchers OF
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a. 70 "a. and Ward Devils Lake city-sample
8; mis So sssd r 1exlli in s Court G't{ House Ssn-
= Hal. Xll Village & Ct B. attist9lsstt-woodm.n''
q: VILLAGE Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~. 4th Ward Devils Lake City-Block-
er's Store. City of Devils Lake.
As. Lawton Village-Basement school
: House in Lawton Village.
A petition signed by 7. J. Dougherty.
president Of starkweather Special
schoo! District asking this board to can.
and "A, block as. First Addition to VII
lage of Starkweather for the reaso that
property was. purchased by Starkweath-
f for sp eesmp scn %as p read' Il ana va Is m snsrsi
by Mr.. johnson, seconded by Mr.. Cess
ner that the foregoing request be CANT
ed. Motion carried.
,na A, pet Ion n !, signed n a. BY Pan n. Re YsSs s s.t-
sonal property taxes in Webster Town
ship. was read: It was moved by Nj.
Gessner, seconded by Mr.. Johnson that
r reason Sle that il 'e appears - that dSat''t The ,of field 4
notes were signed by Mr.. Regan. Mo-
Moved and carried that the following
drawn in payment Of same rs follows:
Martin Olsen. Mileage and con-
veyance for December, 1915 5 16 70
Herman Stenseth. Postage and
o. F. Anderson: Postage &C:
J. c a. Kramer. Postage, express 20
Dr.. E. G: Nicholson: Salary as %
county physician forthe qua
ter ending December 81. 1916,
for the first and second dis
DR.. G: J. Mcintosh. 70 County
Board of Health expenses. 16 80
Hotel orl M ;st1ia1 co Boarding jur- % AZ
Oscar Hooker. Services as In.
terpreter and automobile livery
from Brocket to Devils Lake
in Carter case, Juvenile -. .o
Pure Oil Co: Supplies; for Court ~
Je moMse Z a Erie eea, i.':Ra Repairs on 20
Joe eoon aey eas!''9 Hauling iis ashes % 20
James stenson; Repairing boz 49,
Haaiies & Nimmo ooDs Supplies for -
Court house n Jail .......... 2 90
Brocket Village. TO
board and care Of
Mary Laskf ..........$30 90
To transportation Of
Karl Hjalnas to
Norway .............. " ~
Total ................;1o2.7o
Allowed at 80
Norway. Township. To
board and care Of
Zimmerman family, 1850 90
Allowed at 45 90
Lawton Village. To
county's share Of
Mothers pension allowed
Mrs. Gibbons, .............. 80 %
lStarkweather vii. To
supplies furnished J..
Allowed at ..... % o5
Ali Of the above poor accounts were
allowed in accordance with Chapter III
Of The 1913 Session Laws.
o. p. Walker To roadwork in
township 1866 .............$ IA 90
F. x. Kirsch. Official estray
! paper for year 1915 ....... s 90
Walker Bros & Hardy. Sup
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$3.50 E3NhN lTtN 3ANAAST TA III &FEssS sEHsflNaas9 saENTs
Ds viz f fssa'. 9ear ,ssrnt rs pss. $50
fishing delinquent tax list for
=. ne M' y pas,, 1919 f. G ; o.a..: 1ss 60
3. L. Dueil: Account Of Flor
ence crittenton Home Tor
board and care Of county pa
or ,1lne. W. e. ppp pei or Court q e 9 1s 81
rapher District court .... SEQ
3. 7. Duell. Account Of l.. B.
texen court stenosrapher
E. D Z Pseli I0c 70 postage ana 90 %
freight account ............ IS 81
master for stamped envelopes
=. f T.. baeif' e %o1f be S { s.,a e g.
:: !: pssii: F Ns' d%ie eSsasz pf FUR Z -
nished County supt. Of
E. L. Dueii. Account Of Victor ~
:. WARDROBE Juvenile Court e9-
E. L. D1eli. Account Of Martin "
Sagen for road work in Tri-
% S%esd by : Mr. ncNauehton. seconded m sS
BY. Mr.: Gessner that the bill Of North
field Township in the sum of $40 90
same being amount paid for physician
reason that there was a county physi-
carried.
Moved and carried to adjourn until
THOMAS H. MALoNEY.
Chairman.
(Scal.)
j. A. KRAMER,
County Auditor.
Of T Geua aa5o9 Gomm, msieting Of Z, the Boar
County. North Dakota.
The board met at 5 o'ciocf; A. n, pur-
m n %%aJS dSngon, fbe R + Ma,e so%:
McNaughton and Gessner:
%intendent of the County Board of Health
for the ensuing year were received from
n Dr.: e: T. Drew, Devils Lake, N. D..
DR.. G. J. Mcintosh, Devils Lake, N. D.,
and DR.. W. H. Cuthbert, Crazy, North
Moved by Mr.. Gessner. seconded by
be appointed Superintendent Of the
County Board Of Health for the ensuing
The following acquisitions were then
Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 4. 1916.
Hon; Board Of County Commissioners.
Gentlemen
1 am herewith submitting the follow
requisition for salary Of deputies for the
year 1916.
One deputy, per month $4,000. And$3.-
90 per day for second deputy for such
time as it will be necessary to have two
deputies.
Yours respectfully,
(Signed) MARTIN OLSEN,
Moved by Mr.. Thelin. seconded by Mr.
McNaughton that the requisition OF
Martin Olsen be granted as follows:
Ont deputy at a salary Of $4,000 pei
month, one special deputy at $500 pei
day when needed; Sundays exempt
Motion carried.
Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 8. 1916
Hon. Board Of County Commissioners
Gentlemen
I hereby make requisition for clerl
hire in my Office for the year 1916 a.
follows:
One deputy at the rate Of $4,000 pei
month. One clerk at the rate of $3.50
per month. Extra clerk hire at h rate
of $4,000 per month as a be needed
for the prompt dispatch of the work IL
theoff1ce, not to exceed $4,000.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) 0. F. ANDERSON.
Register Of Deeds
Moved BY Mr.. McNaughton, seconde.
by Mr.. Gessner that the requisition of Q
F: Anderson; Register Of Deeds be grant
led as follows:
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IEYAtg5 &HGtlsyffESN M E&rTSE r.sN949 y9,.Eg..g
months Of October and NOVEMBER. 1915.
SO and find collections. disb1rsements
follows: -
Balance on hand Sept. 80.
G Ge53ss;,s a fer ostosss: ISIS '! 1865.
Making a total Of ........ $l6S.4l9.S1
Less disbursements:
payments for October. 1916 $2o, DBL A
Total ........... ......... s4s.ess.ss
Le@aving a balance in the hands Of the
I isis, Of Treasurer on Novemher goth;
DEPOSITED AS FOLLOWS:
First National Bank, Devils
Ramsey County Matt o 1918 -
Bank. Devils Lake ....... 1868 80
Farmers Bank Of Crazy. i s5:7 g
First Nation Bank. Crary.. 379i 30
Bank of Doyon, Doyon 80, 3848 10
State Bank of Brocket ...... 1886 50
Farmers State Bank Of Law
Security state Bank. Edmore s ssSs =
First National Bank, Gilmore 1916 81
First National Bank. Hamp-
Farmers Bank Of Hamnpden: $ssS g
Penn State Bank, Penn...... 36Il "a
Bank Of Webster, Webster. 1858 Sc
First National Bank. tark-
State Bank, starkweather. $3.50 e
First National Bank, Churchs
churchs Fer Ferry Spare Bank. Ell g os
Bartlett State ank ........ 1856 29
Ssooutham State Bank :...... 1904 o.
Time Certificates of Deposit 10000 90
Cash and checks on hand.,,. 1853 AZ
CASH ITEMS:
Rewards paid under Prohib-
ition law. and due from
State of North Dakota ;. $50 90
miscellaneous cash items. 1874 SO
Respectfully submitted,
D. D. McNAUGHTON.
4. E. GESSNER
Committee.
day OF January, 1916.
To the Hon; Board Of County Commits
Ota,
lGentlemen:
We. your committee appointed to
check, up the Office of the County Aud
done so and find collections for the
quarter ending December 81. 1916. as
follows:
: Abstract and transfer fees for
Abstract and transfer fees for
November. 1915, ............. 16 IS
Tax deed notices.. ....... 6 Is
Making siSmee a t asai Of :: ST & %
All of which has been turned over to
the County Treasurer and properly &C.
counted for as shown by receipts.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed( T.. H. MALONEY,
D.. d. McNAUGHTON
F. r. GESSNER.
Committee.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D. this 9Th
day Of January, 1916.
To the Hon. Board of County Commits
%sioners. Ramsey County, North Dak
ota,
Gentlemen:
We, your committee appointed to
check up the Office of the Register of
Deeds for the quarter ending December
31st, 1915, beg leave to report that we
have o SO n find collections as fol-
lows:
Collections for October 1915. S 26S so
Collections for November 1915 3s1 90
Collections for December 1915 507 90
Making a total f......... -s1156 so
All of which has been turned over to
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(Seal).
J. 4. KRAMER.
County Auditor.
The adjourned meeting Of the Board of
ty. North Dakota.
Wednesday,. January sth, 1916.
the Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; Present al the members:
McNaughton that the following bonds
1918. Of the 1918 Compiled Laws I' Of
NO Dakota (and as per resolution Of
by the banks specified below whose bids
fol. the deposit of certain county funds
under a time certificate of deposit have
been accepted BY this Board, namely:
II the sum Of $3.50 % with ot he
Northwestern TRUST Company Of
Grand Forks as surety:
Fidelity bono Of the Bartlett State Bank
S n r. sum trust st ' s!asS eS with 1t r tas
Fidelity bond d Of f''t tSe State Bank of
starkweather in the sun Of $3.50 90
Fidelity bond ofthe Bank of Doyon in
the sum of $3.50 90 with the Northern
Trust Company Of Fargo. N. D., as
Fidelity bond of the Penn State Sank in
the sum of $3.50 90 with the Northern
Trust Company of Fargo. N. D., as
Fidelity BOND of the FIRST National Bank
of Hampden in the sum of $3.50 90
with the Northwestern Trust Company
of Grand Forks as surety.
Fidelity bond Of the First National Bank
OF OF tarkWeath II the sum Of 1880
OF Fargo as surety.
Fidelity bond of the armer State Bank
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Martin Olsen. Boarding prison.
Martin Olsen. Postage. long
E. i Il. Grid,n nor 70 Reee posta4e ls sc9 II a
count and supplies f1rnished. II or
E. H. Griffin. Insanity FEES Tor 20
quarter 9S,s ending December slst.
e. j. McGurren. insanity fee. ~
a9r quarter ending December
F. 7. Cuthbert. insanity fees
t1r quarter ending December
e. n. Crary. Supplies rnish z W
ed county offices IS 60
Printing and advertising 49,. ~ 50
Lewis Lake Journal printing
Starkweather Times. printine %
n advertising 10 "a
Hampden Guardian. PRINTING
and advertising. 10 "A
Crary Public Opinion. Prinfine
and advertising ~ IA
port or c. a. Conant, Justice for the
quarter ending December 31st, 1915, be
approved and warrants draw in payment
Of SAM as follows:
Martin Olsen. Sheriff fees 49,. s so
port or George Juergens, Justice, for the
quarter ending December 31st, 1915, be
approved and warrants ordered drawn
IA nj - NN--.--
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Continued on page 4.)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
CITY PLANS
AID FOR FISHERMEN
Captain Gale, Yachtsmen's AS
sociation Head, Wants Bank"
Within Seven Miles of
Boardwalk

ATLANTIC CITY. pec. 1s.-Flshermen
Of all sorts, whether they angle for pleasure
or profit are raliylnF around Captain
George II. Gale president 81 the Atlantic
City YRchtmen's Association. and chair
man of special committee Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, In enthusiastic support OF
his plan TO construct an artificial nshing
bank within seven miles of the boardwalk
Captain Gale and hls committee, actively
aided by Samuel +, Leeds. president OF the
shore Chamber OF Commerce. has poiectod
location for the "hank In sixty feet OF
wnter on tho high seas II will be 100 by
1000 feet In dimensions on "a gravel bot
tom planted with mussela to whst tho
appetites OF wandering bass and other
denizens OF tho deep and persuade them
to establish headquarters right there lnde-
nnitely. The 'bunk' s 10 DO surrounded
BY barricade OF hogHheads. nIled with
concrete and with gas pipes projecting from
their sides 20 catch the nets OF any smack
men who may attempt 20 break the bank
with their salnes. Ono or two experiences
with ruined nets are expected TO insure
future noninterferenco from this source OF
trouble
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The Grand Fraternity

Tho homo once OF the Grand Fraternity will
DO Transferred this woek 20 their new building,
lo2d-as Arch street This property was pur.
the utAnd Fraternity made necessary BY the
fact that the old building at iti4 Arch street
was placed on the Parkway plan Of tho city.
Extensive alterations have been made % tho
new building % that the working force VIII
have not only suitable and convenient Offices for
The conduct q the snairs Of tho fraternity. but
attractive lodge and meeting rooms for renting
70 outside orEanlEsti9ns, furnishing the, most
OF the city. Already number OF societies and
building and loan associations have engaged
rooms Tor their meetings.
on NeW Years Day grand house warm
Ing viii be given 10 the members and their
fronds. DELEGATIONS Of members from out-ot-
town branches will be received. An attractive
program has been arranged for the entire day
Tho exercises win be opened by tho presenta ton
and EsisIgs q DAG donated by Philadelphia
After the mummsrs parade luncheon win Be
served IN tho new building. followed BY In
teTostinE dedicatorial exercises, including con-
cert, under tho direction af Professor Hehmiti-
FabTi. address OF welcome by President Fred,
orlek ORston and remarks from other Esnsral
officers and membefs, tho afternoon Z? ho CLOSED
aapes Will be stSen, g which all mSJneeTs J s, aHd
dent dsorEs a. HugElns, 9seIs,Ary william 2;
compose the COMMITTEES Ia charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26

tssAe.nsstsf Hs. d. a t,ssssa .sAE 4. I.sts.
ter Brother lsckrsa teis year ard slvss bin
m 1917 ARE Sisstst tlss,r. \. 81. Riis. suSst.
hnfsnsi feesfses. x. NJ. 'wiis,ssi ssahier. g \
Zee teont retlctl esarninsra uoc,cr ilrpner and
Laetcr Frantn nrethefa WilAcN, Hlchter ard
.lie W1re terminated as representatives tq the
h9st Escetlfnt Asssfnhlfs nrctffr ueorse Magic
Eno Ees master srtiaan IN teot ard Who has
ssa ,ssa loe1tsa y 'ns Vet yas Rfesentsa WITH =
Ssst'Is Isse,sssss sss, .sa2ss .sss.ssls
lunch end me inssrisi vocal duaftet fufuishsd
VARIED pfcfraua.
= sogthwesi.rp Asssmhiy had 4 spirlssa meet.
their u.usty eincient ara Ifnpfeesive manner,
Mekss, ~, y = Fe,d pcinitd taik Memeslsi
eervtcn wac observed fdf three deparied hruth.
ffss The eleciicn ef ceicers resulted A. foliaysi
hastfr Attigan, william n, Eneiei aurertn-
kendfnt ~ itnrQse neverl lnsrectcr, Wlniam
keheidt feeordef, Thomas n. Inhnatoni caehier
Howard =, Hayes trustee James Armsitong
The et,sndanes prtre, = lsfEa turteti vas won
~ brothsr kIempt The foilfwint eIsth..s
E'rs sSsgHs'SS sg,s, toE rsS.sssnIysiTI's H ~
asns. bssysf sons sr 2 wsItss@s ssSs rlmsad a..
HsYss. Robert Mckee. 81. J. q Neit, II, Ne.
Fails, G. Nogt. n. Irwin, Z ~ iohrsten 10
teph Carmichael and W, Htsrlstetd Alter
Mates ttRFrtspn Patton, Gallon, n. II. pfNft, N.
Gnrmlehael, John McOlniey, MiMtAm Hcheids "
Mckee, er., and Joseph Craven n banquet
was served In the driu roon.
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sssn risi rt,lllesh n etn,t = q.
SOD fttrAlory dfu, & - ffet1 e
rhilscsiphis newer No ais rstsens Es.,ss
eefrn arpheescHe st5 assmhefshir as - H5z
sess1s,. ssssilgs sHq sGsss.Irs lss her ssrI e
for ossst pgInrisgdss tsuushury Hnd vii .fzs
year % eduilt cAniidetss. Mlna Burfln, tht tas
pfrlee cerihiF psesenf.t them Win 9 t1sz4
fsiiSJ. ana wished 'A'a ''s'ino'e 'u''''' ''''ss
. ns!sy Ross Rsysw, No ats Llneoin Ilslh
neesinr with one application ana two eandldai>4
SSessSs ssSe,d T Tats S''f ssr ,ossss Rs ssslf.s
:, Quaker CITY Hsyisw. 1875 celumsis. afsnus.
eprligttlop for Haenbershir. hnd u vas d.
'ssntlnes g msss " sse go.a s.sisqsd y -
chaplAln npfsin mede ebert esl ara ssia ~
ss ssm@sEa,t nv 1o s9 ~ ssss,osy Esss .g
lnonY nt ~ In feuinls cn lanuaty Al, a. weiz
Nsiie 4 SaaS6ary. and ss ne iors,t that se9.
tfulgn VIII - ,Nelccuc y this epen nef,ttN
"ss Ss Ai, S s..s y. sln'sTe.,ss = N.s s,sr e 3
AZ. VIE bbes hsd ne tass % rsylns. set Iesss
isss s,a 'Seg,See Sgs r shs isss % sses
bsIs and 4 uew eheirman q ihe hserd ef
oeo,o IN cash and bonds which the assoelkt ktiea
now owns.
Mrs ~ topiAs yuats Who haa been visiilns
weeks hsa returned % her daughter. lfra. But
Ter. AZ Wiliamarort Pa.
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LOYAL Order Of Moose

rms great Mooss fair aud basaar clesed =
SATURDAY eyenins last sitter week Of tuatt
even AZ tbe home et she harvest lodge ~ aav
frAtefnhi crder in the world. Although the
bazaar attendance WAS not what Il mlghk have
hsan early IN the week the closing days vile
messed crpwda that taScd the capacity pf The
hroad street The eatira function was mnne
alef gala event and large sum OF money WAS
chris,mas tree was trippsd aud more thnn
500 youngsters were made happy by the Nifs
tRken therefrotn, All pfinee were hnnounNed n
the evening and the utmost ekettfncnt pres
nate ones were, The iAdiss' Popularity ccnteaf
he I'sdiess Auxiiihry ~ Iosige Ma Sl and tls1
mems popularity contest was won hy Past .pr-
Journal the ofioiAi pueileailon OF PhiladeiphA
IpalNa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-26
EUROPEAN COUNTRIES STILL,
MUCH INTERESTED IN SPORTS:
GERMANY TRAINING ATHI, ,FTES
Norway, sweden and England Also Have Not Lost
Interest IN Track Events and Hope to Make
Showing in Next olympics
BY J. f. cred, MEREDITH

gyHERE has been much lamentIng and re-
-, m,sfered by those interested in this
'.,,, IN track athletics and the other
..sn., of sport which are made espe-
l,,s, nopuiar by the international matches
e.atS -, ,,etitiona They have been % the
et.ten tbat the present war would XIII
~ tbe athletes IN the warning countries
"a n would XIII OF The interest % the peo-
~ after the war, when they VIII be strug-
w., pp,,,~ 40 set back their economic status
80 have been worrying about the nrSt
aa,...,ric games and whether the wRrring
VHnssica would DO able to put team
- ,rc fieid and whether the Interest would
y. enough for them 20 think Of sport
=, e true that the war has taken many
AZ the best athletes In those countries and
~, ,bese nations In this war win ho Grip
Va greatiy by Il in regard 10 sports but
~ 80 tbe interest being dead OF dying. this
! know 90 be wrong.
Much Interest in Sports
base this statement on what saw ana
Ia and was told on my recent trip 20
g..odsn In the FIRST place, I win say that
.nnrta we're never Mt a higher point OF in
s..st or eficIency than they arc NJ the
s...art time in Sweden, Norway and Dem
sark There has been much written about
ma trip the American football and track
ss,r,s made abroad. but want TO say here
~, the Swedes nro a coming nation In
snort and their interest is very high at the
present time.
Eash city seems 60 take pride in It's
,n,,nr men who 20 out and do things on the
ssnortlng field, and II is not among n few
ioyerE OF that particular limo OF sport. but
III the people seem to be talking and think
me snort. Football seems 60 get more at
trntion than the other branches. but track
u gradually getting its hold on the people
ard win soon be the leading light In sport.
Racing in England
Hut 10 get 10 the work In the sporting
I,ne that Is going on in England and Ger
many even In these tirass AZ Klrkwall
,Shers we were held UP for inspection by
INC English. we got hold OF both Scottish
and English newspapers. All tho Scottish
uapers had their page for sports, and II was
about used up with accounts OF the last
weeks football matches. The Celtics and
the Rangers. tho two biggest professional
football clubs In Great Britain. are playing
the same as ever and the league matches
utill are going. Horse racing was In full
uwinE from all the newspaper accounts and
the English papers devoted n lot OF space
20 the predictions, comment and results of
this racing.
/ did not, however, read much about
track, as Il was not the season for that
nport In England. know that amateur
running has not been very active In Eng
land for the last year, however MS was
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Dutch .Brapdt outfoVEht Teddy Jacobs. Jlm
Hsaly kn9eked out Ilm sgliiynn. hrst Eogndi
ErAnkis Burns .Regt Pa hsore. SlT Smith
DqIltea seIlor MahsT. Tim Murphy drew
With Kid Queens
hLESTQWE5-Jasks Clarke defeatod
IognS Nelson. OIto O'Kecfs stopped YoGns
s0uTH BEffiiEHEM - X. o. LouEhlin
beat Al Dewey. Young Mcfarland drew With
Young COnnell.
D,aAs, LAScAsTiTggmT%y 1s, ais gTsTSy Gsrsy and TIN
TN. Johnny MerEan .toppsd Young ,0ehs.
kllllAn. second rounds Joe Heeker knocked
out Ham Kautz. third round,
0IRARDYILLE-IOhnny Cobb drew with
Young Wcyman, Johnny Crane shaded Dllly
Moyle. YOUNG Mcdonald and Kid Ketoheli
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Smith drew with
ARMY : Y0unE Ahoarn OutpOlnisd
BEAYER EkLLs. PA.-Diek LOadmAa
beat Eddie Wilmer,