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The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COMMENT
Tough old game TO lose.


Dolly Gray did a good Job.
Nationals had seven left on bases.
The Tigers are IN first place again.
Any pitcher holding Detroit down 70
four hits is twirling some bali
Pittsburg IS falling or in hank clear
ings, but they sui have Hans Wagner.
West has now discovered that the East
is really represented IN the American
League this year
Cravafh was sent Fl TO bat for Street
in the ninth. but failed 10 come clean
with hit
Monte Cross, the deposed leader OF the
Kansas City Blues. has signed 70 play
short with Indianapolis
Moran is making good n great shape
nothing finer, was the comment Mana
ger Chance made in Boston
ROssman's strong arm work has giver
him a Job on the bench for a time, but he
w4u soon be back. never fear.
At the beginning Of the season Boston
called them Bowerman's beauts. Now
they leave out the letter ~"
Charley Murpby says the Cubs can get
d-t-ll AilL-1AL Mig les POSSIBLY C0Wl
as far as the second division
Knocking a ball team when It is down
IS a good deal Ike throwing stones
through the windows OF a vacant house
IN the Nationals-Tiger game yester-
day. II is noted that the top OF both bat
ting orders made all Of the runs and
most OF the hits
The HiShlanders are somewhat handi-
capped with Elberfeld's S ankle bothering
him. KIeinoW's lame knee. and heeier
having Charley horse.
jim Delehanty. who batted .5se on the
japanese trip, isn't doing much with the
willow in this country Regarding winter
tours, Manager CantrI0n says. Never
again"
? X Lennox- the initials meaning
pinch hit, IS being Iionized IN Brooklyn
There's q reason His hits have won
many games SC far, and probably viii do
so in the future
Pitcher Marqusrd says that It IS in
possible for MIN 10 win games on Fri
day. Before the season advances much
he may fnd Il a little difficult 20 COP
on Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. as well
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SHINE IN ATHLETICS
Engineers Finish the Season
with Brilliant Record.
OFF FOR PHILIPPINES FRIDAY
Baseball. Football, and Basketball
Teams Made Fine Impression with
District FanS-FfnaI GRme on Rar-
racks Diamond Results in : 10 q
Victory for the Engineers.

Companies r and II. Engineers. T.. s. A..
stationed al Washington Barracks leave
for the Philippine Islands next Friday.
The Engineers have made a good Inn
preston in Washington athletic circles.
The football team won tie champion
ship Of the District and the army cham
pionship OF the department ~ the East,
winning nine Of the ten games played
The team was IN charge 0f Lieut. Sui
tan. and under his tuition turned ont 20
be a perfect machine Of brain and Drawn
"a team that has been remarked az che
best football squad that ever struggled
on Washington gridiron
The sqUad was composed Of Sultan.
HUestOn. Sapp. Balk. Moore. Straton.
Motz, Nicholson. Buck. Jackson. De Witt
Arnold NeUes, Pursell. Sullivan. and
Martin.
The basketball team was not as sue
cessfuI as the football eleven The bas-
ket shooters. as members Of the Military
League, won three Of the seven games
played and finished IN fourth place.
Lieut.. Hitrick coached the basket t0ssers.
and as the team was rounding into shape
he was confined % his bed with an at
tack OF II grippe The squad worked
hard and earnestly. and under the pre-
vailing conditions are rather proud OF
their record. The team was composed
OF HarCOlrOde. Jackson. PUrsel. Neues.
Meister. and MaIiuki
Fast baseball Team
The baseball team IS considered b.
many 20 be the peer of any District ag-
gregation. The fnfeld. composed Of Sapp.
first base: Neues. second base. Trip.
shOrtstOp. and Haas. third base, is a fast
and classy bunch. while few balls were
losp in the outer gardens The pitching
stan. Howard. Collins. and HsrcoIrode.
was strong The work Of Sullivan and
Rrom behind the bat deserves honorable
mention
Howards assortment OF shoots and
curves beat the fastest teams in the Dis
trict and vicinity Lieut. RoCkwelIs ef-
forts have gone a good way IN tne im-
pr0vement Of the nine Lieut.. Rockwell
who was captain Of the West Point 'et
team. has by his Untiring efforts helped
the Engineers to gain the acme Of per
lection Il has attained
Trips work al short classes him as
the fastest shortstop in the District. while
Sapp's covering OF the initial bag was
good
N.eues played second in mastery style
while Haas was strong al third.
Collins leads with the stick. with Neues
a close second The team batting is $40
and fielding 906-
The boys OF Companies E and H bid
farewell 20 the people OF Washington.
and extend good wishes 10 the pOpulace
who have followed their fortunes in sport
The Averages.
The averages OF the baseball team fol-
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BE- lIarathon at CumberIand.

Cumberland, Nd May "A big Mara
thon race is 20 be held ct Potomac Park,
here, on Monday, May 81 Among those
who viii run are c. Gerard Dodge. Vim
cent Fletchinger. Abraham Salkin. A b
Mann, Carl Heintz, Cumberland; Samuel
Spier. F G. Mccullough. and Michael
HOoan. FrOstburg- The Klan Klub and
the Potomac Club viii enter relay teams.
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SEABR0OKE WINS GAME.
Defeats Fast LangdOn Nine by n
Single Tally

Special 70 The Washington Herald
LangdOn. D. c. May Z3.-The contest be-
tween the SeabroOke Athletic Club and the
Langdon Club, Of the Prince George Coun-
u League. at this place to-day. developed
into a close game and a pitchers battle
Kagle. the left-handed pitcher Of the Sea
brooke team allowed but two hits, and at
the same time, struck out fourteen bat
ters. Erskine was almost as effective. but
five hits being garnered of his delivery
by SeabrOOke, and nine batsmen whipped
the air
4 pretty double play by Erskine, Brau-
ner, and Gibson was easily the fielding
feature, while the hitting and base run
ming Of u. Harvey, for Seabrooke, scored
the o-7f-- Of the
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
INJURED IN ATHLETIC GAMES.
Woman Is Hit on Shoulder h. /,
Flying Discus.

New York. May 23.-The chief happen
ing Of excitement at the games OF the
san Salvador Council No. Ia Knights
Of Columbus. al Pastime Oval to-day
was the narrow escape Of one OF the
women spectators She was hit On the
shoulder by a flying discus as Il sailed
from the hand OF J. Duncan, OF the No
hawk A g.
The woman. who gave the name Of
Mary Smith. was knocked down, but was
only slightly bruised
Martin Sheridan Won the discus throw
with pitch Of 15S feet us4 inches. Il
was said 10 be new American record,
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TECH PLAYS WESTERN TODAY.
Boys from Across the Creek Look
Ing for Form Reversal.


Within the next two weeks the high
school baseball series win be q thing Of
the past, and one Of the teams win be
hailed as champions for the season OF
1890
According 70 present arrangements.
three OF the remaining four games viii
be played at American League Park this
week. This afternoon Technical and
Western VIII cross bats in the game that
promises 10 prove interesting from the
start The Western team has been work
ing hard for the past week and hopes to
cop one game Of the series. Upton has
been pitching well for the team from
across the creek in the games TO date
and IS apt 10 cause the Blacksmiths' bat
ters no end OF trouble. According 10 re-
ports. the Georgetown felders have i'm
proved IN their work and are looking
20 spring the surprise Of the season
The game to-day VIII be followed by
the Business Eastern. Central-Easten,
Centrai-Technical. and Business-Techni-
cal games. which win probably be played
in the order named
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NAVY READY FOR BIG GAME.
Ball Team to Play West Point IN
Annual Contest Saturday.

Annapolis, Nd, May 23-Defnite ar
rangements have been made for the trip
OF the Naval Academy baseball squad to
West Point. where the annual game with
Saturday.
The Academy authorities have been IN
usually liberal, and have granted permis-
sion 20 the team 10 leave Thursday and
return Monday. The local team has not
been playing good ball, and Is particu-
larry weak in its hitting Anderson, a
strong left-hander, Is likely TO start on
the slab.
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Win Final Game.

Yesterday Companies Z and II defeated
4 ard B, Engineers. in the last game
OF the season. 10 0.
The Z and u Engineers were some
wha; crippled by he absence OF Trip
and Rockwell.
Howard pitched q great game, allowing
only one hit and tanning ten Score.
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Sacrifice hits-Fe-ris Williams StahL Doub1e
p-ays-StePne1s 20 Jones, Holman 20 Wallace %
Naddeil; French 20 Wagner 70 StaLl; Niles 20 StshI
Stolen base-HOoTeT. Wild pitch-Wad5elL Base
OK baI-OH Waddeli, l. Struck Cut-Ry Waddel
4 b. Arelanes. = Left on bases-St Loais. 5.
Boston 1 Umpires-Mess-s Egan ard CornoIly
Tine q gsme-1 hour and g niuufes
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FREEMAN TO TOLEDO.
Special TO TIE Washington Hs-ald.

Toledo. Ohio, May 23-NsaaSer
Armour, OF the Toledo baseball
team, announced he closed a deal
late Saturday night with Joe
Cantiiion, manager of the WASH
fnEtOn American Club. for tie
purchase Of Jerry Freeman.
Negotiations have been under
way for the first baseman for
several weeks The consideration
was not made public. Freeman Is
expected TO report Immediately,
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TVo-5ase hits-WaIsh. lake. TsrnehiI Atz
Th-ge-bsse hit-Atz Sacrifice hits-Aus-In. Atz
Deazle1tv sullivan. stolen hases-Hemp5iIl W-htte
- EIbe-feld Sullivan. AlJizer. Strucs 0Vr-By
fFslsh. 9 Bases on balls-OF Walsh. ?; oE Lake g.
Double pllys-Dsnuitt 20 Austin, Henp1iu % e
berfeld- LEFT on bases-ChizEo. 6. New Tork 6
Wild p5tCh-Quiu-. Passed hali-B,ai-. Unpsres-
O'LCughhn and Pegrire
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
BASEBALL o"5anGfS o"5 % GEORGETOWN @s Held TENNIS

base-Browne. Bases on oalls-Of VIII
lett. I; of Gray. J. Hit By pitcher-By
WIlett, ]. Left On bases-W aShington- J..
Struck Out-By Willett, 4, by GRAY. l.
Umpires-MeSSrg. Hurst and Evans Time
OF game-I hour and "a minutes Attend
3nCe-S606
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RED S0X BLANKED.
St. Louis scores Winning Run in
Ninth Inning.

St Louis. May 23.-Waddeu held Boston
safe for nine innings to-day, while Arel-
lanes weakened bit in the ninth, and
St Louis scored one lone tally.
Holman singled. his fourth hit OF the
game; Ferris sacrificed. A single by
Wallace put Holman on third. and a
sacrifice fly allowed the latter TO score.
Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures. I; St Paul. 2
- IoledO-Toledo, 8; Columbus 6
AZ napoais-Louisville. 2: Indianapolis. Z
At KaDsss CiTy-Kausas CITY. 1: Affnnesnois Z
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STANDING OF TIE TEAMS.
AMATEUR GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City Lesgle-G. P. o. - c.
&C
Departmental Eesgls-Trsas1g IS. Con
usissioners-
sunday school League-Peck - Ninth.
Marquette Leag1e-st Marin's IS Bloon-
iHEiaie.
Ildependenoe Leag1e-Adrent rz- Tr.utnr.
subarbaa Lssgle-Reed vs. PagisieE
z. z. Y. Il. C. A. Lsazse-Ca- Depart
melt ". shopnen.
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Battsd f0r McNiorris in ninth snuing.

FTst base bg erO-5-SeahTOoke. ?; Lang5ou. z
First base balls-OS Kagle, l; OF E-skfns :
Struck Out-By ksge. Il; by Esk1ne. g TEo-base
hits-L. Kagis. ". HErTey. Stolen bssss-slcsfUrr7s
q. GiOson Double play-Gihson 70 Brauner 70
Jensen HIT % pircheT-By Kagis, 1; by Erskine. 2
Wild Titches-E-skine, Umpires-Mess-s- Steele
and Shs-4E. Tine Of Ezme-I hour and % minutes.
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Oversight wins Again at Paris.

Paris, May 2-The race for the Prix
Ia Rochette at the Bois de Bouiogne to-
day was won by Vanderbilt's Oversight.
with BellhOuse up. Frere Luce was sec
ond and MehaTi third There were six
starters.
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Sscoud Battalion. Engineers 2 o eIoIOE|
Earned rlr=-Second battalion. = First base "
erro--Secoud Battalion .. First Ratta-ion > Lef.
On bases-Second Baftslion- :. Frs Bzttali1n 3
FirSt base on baIls-Of Howard. l. OF Kniaia. Q
Struck c1t-By Howard. 70; by KriGin. = Home
ruu-Haas. Three-base hit-saup. Do0bIs plavs-
WilkinScu % NeCes. Howard q Ne1eS Wid
pitcles-Knifin !. Passed baIls-Webs-er 3 I'm
rire-Nfr. MulliR. Tine Ct same-l hour and 2
minutes
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WALSH WINS HIS GAME.
Chicago White SOx Triumph Over
Yankees, 20 =

Chicago. May 23.-The opening contest
Of the series with the New York Amer
leans resulted in q defeat for StaUings-
players. The locals found their batting
stride to-day. a thing they have been
looking for most ali Of the time since
the season opened, and pounded out
victory by the score OF Z 10 3 Score
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
"CY' SOMERvILLE IN FORM.
His 3IHsteTIy TwfrIinE Costs Wood.
mont Their First Game.

The Woodmont team opened the sea
son yesterday afternoon with the Con-
gressicnals, the latter winning by a score
Of 9 to @ The Woodmont aggregation
was easily outclassed, and the result was
never in doubt. The features were the
hitting Of Darlington and White and the
triple steal pulled off in the fifth. "Cy"
SOmerville did the twiTling for the Con-
gressionals. and allowed only four hits,
while the Congressionals took kindly 10
the opposing box artist, lining out the
pellet for ten hits. Score:
CoZgresSiOuals- OI000O O-5
Wcoaroo-1t ---..--.-..-.----.0 o 0 0 0 0 0 90
Batser1es-S11erFille and Bab1gto1; Nsthezson
and Breshanzn- Umpire-Alr. Flint Time Of gzme-
hour and % r.in,-tes
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The Score.

Batted for Street II ninth inning.
Detroit. 0 0 02 H
Nashington...-.-.. 0 G 0 0 oz
Two-base hits-CObb. Milan. Street.
Ihree-base Eit-BrOwne. Sacrifice hits
Crawford, Delehanty. ClymeE Stolen
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE,

AT Utica-CFirz gamel. Utiz. 5; TOY. l Isec-
ond game. Utica, 2; Troy. 4
At Alba1J-Albsuy. l; Ehnfra, (.
AZ Syracuse Syracuse. 3: Binghamton. l
Al Scs1tz-SczAntcn, s; WiIkesbs-e, s
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
NATIONALS STUNG
BY TIGERS, 4 TO z
Detroit Puts One over in the
Opening Game.
GRAY ALLOWS BUT FOUR HITS

WashingtOn's sOuthpaw Twirls Fine
Ball, but Timely Swats and Streets
Error Count Heavily Against Him.
Wilett InvincibIe When Sacks
Are Occupied in Closing Chapters.
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wiIIett TfEhtens ID.

Washington's ineipient rallies IN the
eighth and ninth were nipped by WInetts
each time. no runner getting past first
base. though DelehRnty and Mcbride
each succeeded in hitting safely.
TO-day's game was not regularly scbed-
uled. and Wednesday las been left omen
as a result Providing there is no bad
weather, the Nationals viii have an
extra day for their trip back East
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
Street Boosts Average

A decided Improvement IS noted n ths
stickwork Of one Charlie Street. who has
bettered his mark by sixty points during
the last half dozen games The taIkatfve
one is now going al a .161 clip, far from
remarkable, but nevertheless noteworthy.
Another week OF the same, and then for
the bouquets.
Otis Clymer seems 20 be afflicted with
the real slump OF the bunch Like Dele
hanty. ClyTner was numbered among the
leaders during the last American League
campaign, but this season seems To be
unable 10 land the sphere II safe terri
tory He has been cloUtlng the ball OF
late. but right in the felders' hands
These VIII never DO and It's I'd
10 the big fellow 70 come around soor.
or follow several other former comrades
10 scenes OF childhood"
The entire team is batting for TIE pe-
cUliarly remarkable average OF .15. an
Increase OF three points over last weeks
mark Dope below tells the tale.
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EASTERN IrAGuR.

Al Mortreal-8fontreal. 3; Baltimore. ;
Al jersey Cty-JsSey Csy, 2, Rcchess-, I
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4 slight Improvement Is noted n the
batting averages Of the Nationals dur
ing the past week The advent Of the
new players and transfer Of several reg
uIars seem 20 Aave brought good re-
suits and reminded certain players that
the pennant race Is well under way and
the "weeding-out season" at hand
Capt. DOnohUe is leading the sticke-s
with an average OF rs but as the new
conner has participated in but FIVE games.
the honor goes 70 the next in line. .'yv;d"
Conroy. II twenty-nine games PLAYED
10 date the widow has been Al bat III
times. scored S runs and credited with
= bingles. and an average OF -zss
Browne. another late acquisition. hailfng
from the worlds champions. stands sec
ond. with an average OF IA for eleven
games
Little improvement Is noted in the stick
work OF Jim" Delehanty. who finished
among the leaders last season. During
the past week Del has boosted his
mark from an average OF .IlS 70 10
Slowly. but Get Us hopeJ surely the for
mer slugger is forging his way 10 the Ton
During the trip through the Orient he
pounded the pellet for an average well
over the so mark A few OF those bin
giles would 81 n nicely these days. eh?
CanuIon and Cap" Donohue siiu say
'Waiff" And rz-zi+ -ra --f1
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RECORDS or WEEK
SHOW IMPROVEMENT
Slight Change for Better Is
Noted in Stick Work.
DON0EUE LEADS WITH .278

However, Captain Has Taken Part
In but Five Games-SWids COnrov
the Real Leader, with sIark Of
-24s-Street Increases Average By
co Points-How They Stand.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At 0IaAha-Omahs. Z; Denver. l.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, 5; Pueblo. L
A. Sioux Ciry-Si0U Clry. = Wichita. :.
At LincOin-Lincoin. $ Topeka, l.
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While you think OF Il, telephone your
Want Ad- 10 The Washington Herald,
and bin viii De sent you at 1 cent word
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games scheduled.
GAMES TO-DAY.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago n Brooklyn.
Piffsburg at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
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Yesterdays RESULTS
Detroit, 4; WashingtOE, 2.
st. Louis, I; Boston, o.
Chicago, :; New York, 3.
CANES TO-DAY.

CANES TO-DAY.
" ashinEtOn at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
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Fi-s. Battalion. Enginee-s--0 o 0 0 o 0 0 60
second Battalion. Enzueers o O o II
The Washington herald., 1909-05-24
The Average

The averages Of the baseball team fol-
low
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The Grand Dropsy Treatment con-
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In Socie ty

Mr. and Mrs. Austin f. Wing. OF
this city. were passengers sailing on
the steamship konigin Lulse OF the
North German Lloyd line from New
York 10 Naples, Feb. q.
Mrs. Rayiler. assisted by Miss
Rayiler. gave program OF recitations
before the Study Club OF Expression
In the Detroit Conservatory OF Music,
Wednesday night The next meeting
OF the club Will be held March 10.
when a program will be presented by
Miss Haney. Mrs. Schorr and Mrs.
Williams.
Mrs. Hartsuff and Mrs. Orlando Poe.
who have spent the winter in Flor
ence, Italy, arrived In New York.
Tuesday. Mrs Poe will remain In
the east for some time. but Mrs Hart
sun reached Detroit. Friday. and Is
the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. L.
stephen Trowbridge. Miss Bette Poe
/ Is still in Florence where there is
quite Detroit colony. including Mrs.
William b. Moran and the Henry
Gregory family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Ranney
sail for Italy next week where they
will join Mrs. George w. Balch, who
I is the guest OF her daughter. Mrs,
/ Agostino Mattoli. In Rome
! one OF the enjoyable social affairs
OF the week was the bon voyage din.
ner given Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Charles r Hammond for Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin T. Wing, who sailed Saturday
for Europe The guests included Mr..
and Mrs Clarence Peck. OF Chicago:
Mr. and Mrs RansOme George. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Simpson. Mrs Fred.
erick d. Standish and Paul Bagley A
large boat. brilliantly lighted and rest
ing on a bed of lilies. formed a most
appropriate centerpiece The rigging
consisted OF roses and forget me-nots.
The candles that lighted the table
we're shaded with miniature boats lin
ed with pink. and the place cards were
dainty little yawis. catboats. launches
and yachts.
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Absolute cleanliness and purity are
two strong points in favor OF "Salada,
Tea. II Is prepared entirely by ma.
chinery. and never touched by human
hends save In the picking, Ask your
grocer for loo trial packet.
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4 monkey wrench. with pivotted
handle, SO that II can he folded and
carried In the pockets. Is the inven-
tiuu Of an Indiana man. lock nut
keeps IL rigid when opened.
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\ Russian engineer claims 20 pre-
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small amount Of linseed oil in per
foratad tank. from which the oil per.
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