London, May 1.
The opinion of such a fine athlete Lord Burghley on the thorny $ubject of how best to keep fit can only demand keen interest and attention, (He was recently interviewed by GAN risulled in the Bean-towners storing the only tally of' the tu$sld and attaining victory, 1-0. tena National League Hoten jew 9 York Batteries, ileman: Lobrman and Fhiludelphia $, is 1 cuse; Turner and Mueller.
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Abrahams, and the interview is reported in the columns of the "Sunday Times,"
Lord Burghley has found himself obliged to retire from the political field owing to the burden of his other responsibilities. He is President of the Amateur Athletic Association, Chairman of the British Olympic Association, a member of the International Olympic Committee and Chairman of the Publicity Committee of the Nations Fitness Council.
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