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afred ahrubb tbe famous runner and a horae specially trained for the purpose tbla race took placn near win- nlpeg tbe runner ha4 found it hard to set competitor no when aomeono auggeated ho tiiighl mot muorbbhe took up the idea- immedfatelyi the original intention waa that 16 horae abould competes- but aa tbe race waa a tenmller it was n t in egu dlatanoe so tbe race waa conducted in relava a second animal taking up m the taak at the ond of ave mllea v although both animals were draw ingbugglea they gave the runner tiard race shrujtb succeeded to wlnr pinic ut on the nontu it waa shrubbwnowaa aiioccaatul- in- lowering tbo tenmile record in is04 v the affair vraa ataged at giuigowt the runner had readof the valiant decdadoiie by scota inaplrod by tw alcjgfahotgplpeav hp he arrangr- ed to get niper to play at toterrali from thebtartshrubbtan well fisssb h reeled off mrte jtfur mile wpv tsl one belne punctuated jy roara ofdbis hrht from the crowd butat the eyvsf cnth mile hchail- fallen behind nche jl dule to the extent of about nlteen aeoondbr- r jt in answer to frantic appeals he manoged to pull himself tumthor mnklnb tip the leeway enteredupon the- lost mllo ha caught up and passed the umlt- h and leap man on the last lap he put in a rtgan- tfc spurt and tpeasted tbe tap in the record time of go mln 40 h sees but stumbb wasnt flnished bn couraecd by tb 5 spectators calls to go for the hour record he con tinued for the few minutes that re mained lo complete the hour- ho was suffering from reaction however the strain was beginning but junl at the rlgbt rao- i completed tfip tusk and laid low thar worjd n ma teui record for he ftotir hu completed flevett miles 1137 yards althoukhsticubb does ffot believe in marathon races he once compet- ed with tom longboat the indian at madison square cavden new york straight away ahrubb made the 3 pace eteadlly increasluk hla lead un- til at the end of twenty miles he was nine laps ahead but longboat- was- a- moat imper turbable runner and aa he said after the race he was certain his opponent 2 could not last it out he was right al the twenty- third mile shrubb be came sick and collapsed the indian onished the distance and- won in the course of bis career shrubb train- od many amateurs by mall this once resulted in ft rather humoroua situation r z on a visit to harvard dnlversltyvv5 boston he volunteered to pane young man on the track some wards df advice were given to the young man who turned and smiled rather sardonically you seem to yiow something about the game have you over uk en lessons from shrubb of england j have c shrubb laughed outright and the youth was obviously annovod oottt ynii thlnkthlamanbfarubb is any good i he asked jwell shrubb repltod 1 have hoara a good4aalof him but before j5p any farther may i ask what your name 1st i jmy name he answered is j w johnson of rochester ny and mine shrubb added alfred shrubb or england the man whet has been giving you written tuition rh tkompson co georgetowm ontario herald to january 1923 for 150 the ijitre of oto what is the reason for crime from material benefltt la it due to m inherit wlckedneaa or moral pervere- m ity or to an artificial force of clr- cumatances broogbt about by 1 social system t crime to a very large extent la doe to a pathological earring for ex cltement and is indirectly ca acd by a weakened nervoua system the society woman neurotic mor bidly restless audiever in search et new sensations has no need to gnu tfs tj her disease bypractlelng crime in its punishable form her money will i procure for her a respite from ber hysterical ennal k but to poor people the restleam craving for axeuement cannot bet gratlned without money and there fore crime offers ap4wofold indues- meat it provides excitement ot sort and material gain perhaps there la far too much excitement tit our everyday life although we are sd accustomed to it that we3o not realise its harmful extent young girls are especially weak ened by its 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