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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

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pclttlter Grabcn auf elmer Gauge BON
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Santcrrc, bort nabmen mir 60 9cutz
Ibc 9efangen.
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(Sprtletung auf oer 4. @eite.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Scr arieg.
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Sran5pien mnIlcn an SCI
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llen:
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Irtols ipar am 8icnstag ipicpcr lehz
batter aaii1pf.
oSn Der @e9eno bon Yn5ieres n1rb=
htb ppn Der Spn1me iebtcn sic britt
lben Srlppcn ibre nltslpicn slngrifIe
bts Dlittlppd friib fort; Sen Sag iibcr
perbielt lib sic britiide Snfuntcrie
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ten oas @cIdilbieuer lpieber allf. Gcitz
ltcf bon 9icints lpurben Itarfe fei1lpliz
ebe gatronilen 5erlprengt."
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III Sonppn nlsgc9cbene amtlirbe @ez
rtd]t BON Der britil6cn Srpnt in
Sranfrcid mclbct, baB, abgele6en pp,
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lun9cn irciter bcfelti9t ipcrbe,1, slpiz
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lebten geridlt nidbts bon 9ebeutllna
su9etragen bat. Gpn beipen eeite,,
purhe tbeilipciIe in ser Marbt lcbbafs
tcs @cld1iibfcler ltnterbaltcl1.
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bout 6c @rdbcl1 CT
pbert babcn. Z
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id)en Stellunaen 6ili1 Scr Strabe
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hob ferner bentlAe Sdiikcn9riben.
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gncbnitta9 nod nn,fansreieber artilz
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linic bon 1900 Nfcter Gauge llnl
brangcn OH mebrercn Stcllcn bis ar
bic Strabc Gllillempt1t< Mallrepas Dor
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beibrabte, ale feinblihen Stellungcr
Ditltcb Der Strabe Manrepns=Glcrl
aui elmer 2dngc bon 1000 nno cinel
Sicic ppn 300 bis 500 Metcrn. Sic.
lc bcibel, Gperationen, iucl6e raid
unb brilliant burdaefiibrt iuurber
bradbtcn ms cine betracbtlide Bat
@cfanscnc, ipic piel, lit no1 ni6t be:
fannt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

ct. Sbpmas, (9anil6z@eitz
inoien), ~. slll9llit. Sie gelpobner
oer Sniel Ct. Groir iino anldeineno
iilr Den Icrfoui ppn 9dnilde@citz
inolcn on Die Der. Stnaten. 3acn5z
tag lpurbe einc inoifi8ieae abItimmung
ilber Die Srnge borgcnummen; bon
Den abgcgebenen Stimlncn iparen
5000 fiir nnb nur I acaen 9(nfaui.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Trdlioent @ilion's 8emibnngen Sur
Terbiitung 0es Observation-Disclosures
VtS ieht tpemig crfolgreid nno biirftem a,t S,art
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ppacn ener Acrlcnnmg @htItmbeu 96cstooes os
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bahnn ontrplirerbn 6nanl1d] 6c crc geui6lr
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S13oooooo0 gyaocn 9e9ier eocn Mlcrisorooe su
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

Cine NWllion Babies in 9ielp
Yorf Die NIT Y'il6 perlorst lperpen
miiiien. Scbr ridtis ltno fir pie
Babies III Gcutidlano babcn Die CRIB
pdd,ter Der $,ltmanitdt fcineu Singer
1gcriibrt, ais cs notbig iebieu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18

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bot ipirb cs allc 5cbn @cbote perfullz
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-08-18
Sd,ippcrfrcnScm.

sd, ba6c bic 5tiefel itbon poIl
@alier."
ga mil ich sir lneine a6treten, SIT
oenen rilrnt'5 lulten pieoer 6inalts."
Sic @lainc aampasne lit ni6t
bos @'ain Sliue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
PETERSBURG GETS TWO
Tnrh"cls lnabIc TO N~goti,,c u.r,
81 ""Itin. Who Pitched Both

.nETERSECRG September win
;hurs Mullin pitching in great form
IN 4noth games against Rocky Mnnt
lo-&HN, the Goobcrs made :, 90 -
sweep OF the series and won tho cirhti,
straight gaInc nc TX NJ "
IN ,sc first game the locals burch.,
thcir hits in the first. frth ana siy,h
innings. while Mullin kept the chnn,n
IONS hits we'll scattered
IN The third inning Darden hit to
r,Ght hcid. and the bali was lost in
nc grass. giving him II home ram In
The seventh, Eisei led off with a triplc
and scored on an out T:iseI featured
with double and triple in four times
Al bat. mud Marcan with three singles
out Of four attempts
IN" champions started the short
game with two runs in the first :pninc.
on Applcgatc's double and Edwards :;
home run over the left field fence. The
locals tied the score i'm the third with
H"nry's home run and sing les by Bar
mott and iIudeinS's and Aliens sac
iitcc fly. In the nth Henry led Off
with - single. Barnett sacrificed Iiud-
gins singled and Allen ,tripIed Fast
aud clean fielding by'' the home team
tortured the games
First gene: - -, 80
Score by ipnnws: RI
Rocky Mount ..ooloooi 90 : 3
l:atteries-TeaGue aud welcher Null
lin aud !Iudsins Umpire. Caulirower.
Second game:
Score by innings: L. r. T.,
Rocky. Mount .....aoooo" ola :, 3
lctcrsh'rc .......0 02020 - . |
Eattcrics--Iarmun and Ryan: Mullm
I'D i!u"Sins Umpire. Caulitlowcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
DIFFERENCE IN SLUGGlNG

NEW rnHN, *em"mher Do You
know th6i ~" iirrrcuc. between -
80 "nd .31u hitter is lust :: tran.
NOR. tl.an one NJ; ia avery thrc.
games Sounds asioniSnin"--l,ut IL j.,
iru- Just about on"-third y: y safely
per game d,NihoS Tia" tohbS ana ,E,.
Speakers and the .iJCII>o;iS from tn, hoi
polloi aino.t SW.,tSmiths.
William th&S. Temple. lnior of the
Temple can, and on. %: IN" best record
Inci OF the national yam. in its ON
tire history, mas figured ~ ont. III,
has taken all IL" averages OF both
leagues I" reach his conclusions
Temples statistics show that naclI
piayc" III til" National League aver
ages 3.si time: ~ bat per game. white
tn. American League averages :,
times. maxim. TIA. cra;,d average OF
a.62 ,iui"s at bat Tor every maiot
league layer in .ach ,auir.
Having reached These figures
then found thai t" bat 800 in 100
Eam.<, = plnycr vouiG have TO make
127 hits said rcmple IA 80 batter
will make 81 hits In every i"a games
THAT shows u difference OF - hits IN
every 100 games between q $50 and Z,
ESQ hitter.
''lhcrefore i, can b. seen ,eadily
that the $40 hitter maksnL. 81 more.
hits In each loo games than does tn"
80 man. avcra yes only about one
third hit more per Ham" than The low
hitter, or los hits ia every three,
IaiueS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
INTEREST IN SOUTHERN
is FOR SECOND PLACE

ATi.A%':A &rptomh,r : NNa t3>
p Nm, 80, in 'hN h2gG. ~ ~, NJ
ninr from i.i;ti" i:oc!,. wliin N.r Oh
ieun "a" not pia!. in'''".t - ,h'
southern Association is conferred .it TIA"
hot fight four CLUBS ui;sl.nr tor
,ccond piacc. Nashville >now las &,
toad Of nine fui! games "y"r N"w or
.ud Ecw Orleans recent stuilp ..ivSs
rEery Indication THAT the r"li"ans- ar"
ia gray. danger oil sliding rnthvv
'rnr ..,"r Tor reGond place. plainly
l,cs among Mex orleans. i.iiiic Rock,
Eigmin.hain and Atlanta. with NJ
.,mtn and birmingham jus, a. n.,:,cm;
travelling at the faytcSt "iil. Now oI.-
lc'ns has nnnnaecd I" e"i but = singl"
victory out ct iiNc games played since
Won AVID los; 3. i;sltei'ing badly fro,.
the stride. which recently las mace
;hc Travellers look iiil" r"ul pcunam,
.ontcnderS.
Atlanta. winning ave gam. oit 90
seven. is back in one Of its "hurac-
tuTistic winning s.rca!<s the .iufatiou
~ Wti"i. no critics has Jared 10 fore
cast. while Birmingham hit. Won four
"tii Of seven. The BaronS dropped the
ortn"i 81 = short series With Atlanta
hcr, ycsterd;;y.
,h"tt"n"osa has met diSnst"r ~,
tvs" hns fallen from third plac" 4"
near III" bottom Of the heap and -.
present = c"nt'n'iins desperately With
>in," SUNDAY has dropped -four ,au-s
out cf nN.. ana Memphis has broken
gym IN four games
Mobile. Win an occasional rssh ~
brilliant play, has lost four ont IL
seen appricntly accepting last pii,C.
. 10 proper portion Tor the season.
critics tho las. real fights ON
ih" circuits in the games To h.. played
h." Within the next few days TO
'!It tti"nta and Birmingham play
AGAIN ard next week New Orleans;
comes her. for 81 short series.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
COBB GAINS ON SPEAKER
GEORGIAN MAKING GAME
EFFORT TO LEAD LEAGUE
Figures announced YESTERDAYS show
How Islr Fellows Iin,e Done
During the Week.

CHICAGO. September 2.--Ty cobb is
making gallant squirt Ia win the
years batting championship in tn.
American League. Averages printed
here to-day show the Dciroit player
has Increased his percentage by fiv"
points. while Speaker. stilI leading the
league. lost nine in the last week. so
that cobb is now only nine points he
hind. Cobb has taken The lead in runs
scored with eighiy-eirbt ara holds til"
base stealing lead witl. forty Eight,
jackson is in front ia total bases. with
.2i3: Weaver. Chicago. and chapman
Cleveland. in sacrifice hits with ihir-
ty-four each Pipp. New York. in h"mc
runs with nine. and Detroit ia team
hitting with $50. The leading battcrs:
Speaker. Cleveland. 81: cobb. Detroit.
1863: Jackson, Chicago. $50. Strank
Philadelphia. .3DS; Gardner. Boston.
3oJ: Roth. Cleveland. 800; SisieT. st
Louis. .3oI: Felsch. Chicago, 293: NINA
maker. New York, 20: High. New
York. POI
Leading pitchers for twem,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
HOW WELSH AND WHITE
WILL COMPARE IN RING

COLORADO STRINGS. coli. Scptcm-
hcr THE mcauIcment ~ Freddie"
Welsh and Charley White, Who frhl
here ia - twcnty-rounn3 bout ou l.ahor
Day, were taken by Di. L"nu"X. with
tho following result:
Welsh Age. 80, height 3 fcet :
inches: weight. l3% pounds. reach. 81
inches. ncrl. Il IL inches chefs. nor
mai. ., inches; chest. expanded. :: / -!
inches; waist. 81 nches: thigh;. - | =.
inches. anlti" inches: caIf. II -
inches: bic.ps. Is Ill inches; forearm.
80 "a inches: wrist. va inches
Whitc--AS". -: height. feet i =:
.iuchcs: weight i33 pounds. reach. II
inches: neck. IL l. i i.lchcS; chest. nor
nal. - > inches. chest. expanded.
~ = inches: waist. Is inches: thigh,
~ inches: ankle. inches: talf ~
inches; biceps - inches; forearm. u
Inches: wrist inches.
'rhr as pounds Indicates til. w.ia,lit
"HCh man can do. They are 30 weigh
in for this contest. however. at l35 ~,
o'ciocN ON the morning of til" nout.
They sire both within easy striking
distance OF the stimulated poG:;,ia2c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
Hal Chase Hits Hard

'"n. "a bat ninf. times during
dnuhit -hr:iirr and .:Citius four SAFE.
hits, Hal iia>c Increased his hat
I'm. u,crnSr il;rrc tiuiHts yes grrdIt,
nii' nnr IL i.ui three ;iuinI- behind
Dnnhcrt. leading hai>T,aE al. the
Natibhal sHHEUr. baubrrt uot
~ Inc :linr yesterday. Wagner
"cEt t1 bat once III Il .iiu"I and vot
- hit, r"~ing H"ru.ly. who did not
ri:N. ""' Of Ihirj piacr J'ub crtaou
bar. ~.-tf 49, y. =
Speaker got one Iii, inSfhrrr times
Hp. which hid nat chan..r MS aver
H=r, hIi cobb. WIZ * prC~.in;. o. :nI
i"r N;nrri":;n League humrr>, los, u
I"in' WHEN hr Ei; nai: urrr iu toitr
Times uii. .iari,>tn -:i,.i"tl u,
:.'it!n two hits n'It rf Iu4.- time.
~ hat. The standings:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
JENNINGS CLAIMS REMNANT
FOR HIS JUNGACEERS

MEM YORK Scptcmhef Hugh
fennin-s IS claiming the pcnnant for
hi. 80 a-aloers
" jas; struck our stride in Bos-
."1 -nl"pS The Tiger chicf,Hiu.
.-N 80 ,iln. IS =oin. aiou- nicely
.rw The boys are hitting aud tho
Ntchcrs are delivering air,iuht games.
nThe toN have = hi. lead, that's
-lEa INT they arc handicapped be
Is" thcy must finish on thu road We
usually o" Gun hes; playing AT home
au" We arc ICING back Tor q long
stay.
III rtnr accidents. think We can
oN'rhFul those Eostou BOYS And
'h,n it's wull.awHy.''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
RAY PITCHES GREAT GAME

NORFOLK. September I'm to-day's
came against Norfolk Carl RAY. of
Newport News club. set . league record
and bcttered his own for the season,
nv striking CUT sixteen la tsn,en. in o
nine-inningj gar.c He did Mot iailow
Il ~ or a.rn"5t.;'i wa.Nc:;, three. Iii:
another and allowed one more to reach
FIRST on h.!' Wild throw.
In :hc &i:tccmf innings Of fh% iwu
games against tho .Scwpor, E.,w .lYh
Norfat made cnle' one hit, that con-
Ing In the seventh Tuning Of ~! !; x, cuMd
same with two cut. IL was off ritchcr
hamilton Ate esiss $3.50 ~, ,-ss:.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03

iirS' biz dash Of the year. picked up
an "Xtf. ten pounds in his next start
and won again Ills most recent per
0!inuir" Was Wignin" I'll. Hopeful
stake ~ Saratoga. d"snit. ,h. tact
that ID" pac.."d 3" pounds. Il terrific
hnnoicar That rae" paid close to
%iT,H"n
The entries Tor til. big race follow:
tWnrhr" or. T. WILSON,. Vivid. Rick
rty k"llliugcr. Hard cash eli. T.
WhitnoyI. lN"ii E!dClS ,JamcS But
lcrl. star Master IL. * Maccmh-.,
The inccker. Tragedy oncCk stable,
,Surl"suu". MaIrria clifford Cochranep.
1ck", 'Thomas e MciJowclb, star
Finch 'Suns"t Stablel, Deer Trap eau
GMst Eclm0mO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-03
PAXTON PLAYS GREAT GOLF
Lexington hoy 3cfcnts Wallace AMI
Other NcIi-inOwn Club
tvirltcrs.
Especial TO The rtmes-pispatch. !

INDt'lNT 10 Ehc 7 INleS-TIlsNafch. :"
LEM GTON. Septcinhcr ..--Matthew
". Paxton. III. of LcNin@tou. who won
The state golf championship last year
at Roanoke. was successful to-day IN
'he open Virginia tournament held on
the Lexington links. His nearest SONS
i.etitnr was Mr.. Wallace, of EichtAon.!.
whom ne lead by seven points. scoring
i52. There were about thirty p,ayef-
representing clubs from ii,mpton. Nor
folk. Richmond. Lyrchhure. Roanoke,
and Lexington. Th" Virginia leagup
Luurna'ncnt will take place Monday,
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games:

Iriubert holds the lead .u the Nation
al Carey. Pittsburgh. il stili in front
IN stolen bases with forty five; Elark
'hirago. In sacrifice hits. with ,hir;v-
four; Williams, Chicago. in home runs
with ten: Wheat BROOKLYN. IN to,ai
bases, with l:s Burns. New York. I'm
runs scored. with sovcntN-scven ANA
Rr""k!Tn. in eluh batting. win 2Gi
I.cadin. haticrS
l'anbert. Broohlyn, a2j wagner.
Pittsburgh 5ls, Hnrnsby. =, L,uis
..l'. Robertson. New YORK 3ic. Wh.at
hro"ltiyn. Sli: Chase. Cincinnati. .aGI.
Long. st T.oris .3ni Hiu.hinan. PMS.
hur:ih @"2; Zimmerman. chicago v,,r
."rk 2'I stock, Philadelphia. ..c
'''''h'- hI''h"iE Tor twenty ":.,
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ssf'T'ls i.'hor bIN celebration 10 he
STAGED "n iiov.N's Field. Virginia
Union diversity. hy the spartan Liz :
crary and Athletic Association. viii be
tho most remarkable celebration of
l.ab"c i'aE ever undertaken 10y the col
or"d p-nple OF Richmond I'll. pro-
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Herbert. Nash,tll.
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS


u. '''H TIC .""isvillc. / rolc,lI,.
Ali, H., Mams"~ city kansas cav :
ninhus. a. '""'"h"ho!is. z; COL
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IFS. Gen innings,' A'nnsApo-
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Southern ,.x..,.,

.. Observation-Disclosures. .; Birmingham.
Mobile. 3 FieahS. I,
~ Chattanooga. s.a: AIcmu,,is ,
'9,h ven innings by agrcamcm,l
Rock. - a. Little
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Columbus g. 'NS"rNiii"' J;
called end sixth. rain ''eS'oh'
NJ Columbia olumbi. { ,.,o.
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INC Southern AsS"ciat,on Ware. ~,
-" f"'k leads IN stolsn bases win
,hii iH-s1N. and n runs scored win
s"Ven'y-hi"e; i<ranpp. New or,c,ne
Va H"'r lii"' MIS- wi'h-rorty -iivo. rum.
go. a-''ti' Took and iIarris. Chatta-
IN nom" r'ius. with eight ..,.b
,".o"son Li',lc Eock. IN total b,.a.
m,,h ~ ynh I.ittle Eock IN ,.nu'
':eahinS hati"rs, Ineludinc reccrd. o.
r, ,,n,Aier. It'll Rock. 81 jacobson.
's%9 49,. 1919 ~, ~ T7'rash"r; Atlanta.
=, - '''.,. - Ny Set rnitmiMtHhniir
49,, 49, rig. itfrtcSa. .Si7. SolinI.., H.
~, 81, ~; NUhy. I.it,le Rock. 2ia. NJ.
games. '"rhiH -"
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,.ntc ncnt. .iuc..nn Arnln.

along. rh" southcrncr. like Cobb. rot
- poor start bat along about June /
he began to lash en- out. He stun Is
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Peach iist in deadly
hating honors in the American
hed tho
decade a" me srea'e Suser critics
and ihat he
fast as
l. is at
he
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-11
DECISION
By Judge Keller Conflicts. with
other Federal Judges in
Similar Cases.

CHARLESTON, Feb 1O,-Judge
B. +. Keller, of the United States dis
trict court has rendered an opinion
In which he holds that when dam
age suit between two nonresident
corporations is filed in the state court
in the state where both corporations
have their principal place Of business.
the cause cannot be remanded to a
Unitd States district court Of anoth-
ier5state for trial.
The opinion in the case Of the New
York Coal Company against the Sun
dy Creek Coal Company and the Con-
tinental Coal Company, which was
filed In the common pleas court Of
Franklin county, o. On petition Of
the Continental company thesuit was
transferred to the federal court here.
The plaintiff then fled a petition to
take the cause back to the court In
which It originated and the petition
was granted. 1t is said that this opin-
ion conflicts with those Of other fed
eral court here.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS |:

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leave Clarksburg for Mt. Glare Wes-
ton. Shinnston, Eairmont. Fatryiew.
Harrington. Warrington and intst-
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Shipments for Warrington and inter-
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not later than $500 .. m. Ealryiew
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Quick service, Reasonable rates,
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WAR GAS IS
USED NO more
IN FIGHTING
In France and Belgium and
That Battle Weapon is AZ
most Forgotten.
Correspondents Of Associated Press.)

Correspondence Of Associated Press.)
PARIS, Feb. livery little Is heard
now Of the effects of suffocatlng gas
at the front, though the Official COM
munique frequently mentions attacks
In which 1t has been used. The report
some months ago, that 5000 French
soldiers succumbed to It in the Ar
come through neglect to distribute
protecting masks, seems to have been
forgotten and in the absence Of other
reported casualties anxiety seems to
have disappeared. Able Moresux, d.
rector Of the Bourges observatory, ex-
plains why the Germans are at q
great disadvantage on account Of the
winds, and how the Allies could domi-
nate them in that kind OF warfare II
they saw at.
"The battlefront, excepting between
Noyon and verdun, runs in ageneral-
ly northerly-southerly direction. the
rest Of 1t east and west, while the
north OF France and Belgium are all
the year round subjected to general
Atlantic winds; that is to say winds
varying between west and southwest"
he says. "My calculations, based on
the central meteorological bureau sta
tistics. slow that only twenty-eight
times in 100 during the entire winter
on al, average has the wind blown
from the east, southeast or northeast;
consequently In the winter season a