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WITH BIG LEAGUES
Standing ~ Clubs In Two Major ctr
cuits thnngcs Hint little in
rast N'eeIS

NEW YORK. July as.-,,hanG.s in
the standing Of first division clubs in
me National and American League
clubs We're Slight during the past
week The margin OF percentage sep.
arating the first and fourth clubs re.
manned virtually the same as the close
OF the previous week. Brooklvn.s
lead over Boston in the National was
not changed greatly. and New fork's
margin in the American was llnaf-
fccted.
The Red Sox made the hest gain or
the week III the American. and the
worlds champions now arc only a few
points behind the Yankees They
were able To set back Detroit in three
out OF !rc games after the tigers had
broken even III the siS games with
the Yankees. Carrigan's men are IN
good shape physically, while New
York is without the services al three
outticlders. Maiscl. ,;ilhoolcv and
High, and Baker one or its hcavics,
hitters, on account OF injuries In
addition DonovanS pitching star is
not in as good shape as that OF tho
Red SoN, cuilop. the Yankees most
successful pitcher is on the hospital
list
notwithstanding Injuries however.
the Yankees made il three out Of sin
from Detroit ana then took thrc,. ont
OF four from -. Louis. Cleveland fell
into third place mainly because OF
cropping four out Of five games 10
Washnrton Philadelphia, on Thurs.
day. was able 10 break its losing
streak hy winning one game Of Il
double header from the Indians. Clcvc-
land, however, took Two out al three
from tho Mackmcn.
The feature OF the week in the Ma
tional League was the trade between
New York and Cincinnati Whereby
tristy Mathewsou, long the mainstav
OF the Giant pitching stan, went 10
The Reds as manager. New York also
gave up Mckcchnie and Roush, in al .
dition 10 Mathcwson. in exchange for
lierzoG and Wade killifer. Wha, cf-
iect the midScason trade will have on
the fortunes OF either the Giants or
Reds - problcmaticai
The race IL the National frightened
- the hrSt division teams slIppcl
slightly during the week. and the sec.
"hd division teams improved their
percentage marks. Brooklyn retains
the lead. with Boston. Philadelphia and
Nav York following In order.
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TWO FAST GAMES CO
TO TENNIS INDIANS
Narrow Margin Of One Run Separates Climbers From
Victory in Each Contest-Unfortunate Errors
Help in Defeat of Richmond Lads.

NEWARK, y. J.. July Richmond
10 Fred Tcnny's Indians this after
noon. In both contests tho score was
" TO .. Tho Climbers made a dcspcr-
ate rally in the ninth inning of the
hIst game, scoring two runs and tying
tho score, only to lie beaten out when
Newark came TO bat In its half OF the
ninth chapter and scored the winning
rum after two were out
VA the second game tho Climbers got
Of to an early start. grabbing off two
runs In the first inning. This. how
ever, was the nxtcnt of their scoring,
Newark got tally in the third. and
Non tho game In the lucky seventh,
when two runners amblcd over the
plate.
This second contest was a pitchers
battle between Enzcnann and koss.
l:naemann allowed but three singles.
while Ross gave i've hits. Each pitch
- famed six batters After the FIRST
inning not a Climber set foot on sec
ond base.
Richmond hammered walter Small
wood off the mound In the ninth in
ming Of the FIRST game. lack ENRICH,
MAS rushed into the box. with two
out and two ON bases. ana forced
l.eake 10 hi; 10 Ritter for an easy out
IT first IlendryS. the first man up in
this scssion s:unu the han an !, line
10 left rcld for y landing R.nkston
90: !. safety to hight. IN, Hendrix
was hold ~ <ocout Arr,-on son,
bo,b runuerg mr. a me-, ,yI,h , nicely
placed s;,rrinu. which he came mighty
near beating out kclliher drove out
2 - 10 Callahan In deep center. ien-
dryx easily scn,ipp af,er ~, catch
,yos male o.ponneu ,b.r drove IN
the ,ytnr ru,, vim ;, singh. IN ri,,ht
r.rl..nr .rn,in- pevrnll. 90, ,bo
r.,,,b i'll, az c,,arr,onJ :. .in.lc IA
Ian. ana SOM o,p.rnou 10 second 81,
,bga v,,g. -u,..Iiv.,d v.s t,rrI.ls.d
.,d t-,,rj,n, ...t,r, ,bc .,d.
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WILL BE ONLY ATHLETIC
INVASION OF EUROPE
Americans win Sni From New York
on Wednesday, fur Neutral
Countries.

SEW YORK. July 4a--The sole for
cign athletic Invasion OF EUROPE this
year by an American team VIII get
under way next Wednesday. Juiy 90.
when the United states soccer football
SQUAD sails from this city for 4 series
of games u bc played thrcug hout
scandinavia during August and Sep
iembcD The team viii includ" the
strongest squad OF soccer players that
could he gathered in the United states
70 represent this country III competition
III the Scandina Wan countries The
tour viii 10 under the auspices OF the
swedish National Gymuasiic ana sport
lng Association, the contrulia. body
~ soccer in America, and Of the FEEDER
alton Intcrnaiionnle die Football .Asso-
citation.
Five games have been scheduled def
iuitely. and :, Number of others tenta-
lively arranged. \ series Of contests
with the best teams OF the Netherlands
depends upon the success OF tho Amer
Jean athletes III th"ir play with the
champion clcvcns Of Norway and
sweden. The tour is not intended for
financial gain, the competition being
purely amateur. Tie scandinavian foot
halicrs ARE noted tor their Drawn. To
Offset This, the National and interna-
iiorIl Games Committee OF the United
states Football Association has con-
structcd picked team whose strongest
point is speed. The men selected 10
make the "trip already are IN training
for their contests abroad. and their con
d,iioninS Will continue on shipboari
under the supervision Of manager T. W.
cahill and Trainer Harry ~ pa>enpor,
Of Newark y. j.
Baseball. rope skipping aud "six-a-
side" soccer viii &c relied upou 10
bring out the u'inos; speed III the ALL
star aggregation There viii he consid-
cradle opportunity for training after
their arrival in Scandinavia The squad
will 80 direct TO Stockholm from * ris-
tiamia, where Ernie lIjcrtbcrs. the
swedish Olympic athletic instructor
and trainer viii meet the Americans
Three games will lie played in Stock
holm. the first on August IL, one in
Eris,iania, and one III Gothcnborg, un-
der present arrangements. The Crown
Prince Of sweden has promised To at
tend one of The games and banqucts
to the visiting football stars
The players who VIII make tho trim
and the teams with which they played
during the American season OF l9i5-l6
arc MS follows;
James Ford. outside right. Jersey 4
e., Jersey city, y. H.
Charles II. Ellis, inside right. Brook
lyn-Ccltics Brooklyn. ~ Y.
.lohn j. Himinslcy. center forward
Scottish American T.. C.. Newark. ". ].
Matt b. Diederchsen, inside loft, In.
nsfails. st. Louis. Mo,
Harry Cooper, outside left, Continent
tai +. e. New York city.
Thomas Murray, right half back.
bethlehem steel Company +. e.. Beth
lchem, Pa.
Neil q: Clarke, center half back.
Bethlehem Steel Company +. o., Beth
lchcm, IA.
Albert Blakcy. LEFT half back. Phi
ham j., G.. Philadelphia, Pa
James NJ, Robertson. right full back,
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cam Returns Wednesday

AFTER game with Newark this
afternoon aud another tn-morrow
afternoon. the Climbers will return
home on "Wednesday aud meet the
providence Grays for II series. The
Rtchmond lads have Ind hard
swing around the circuit. and while
they have not wen as many rames
rs they have Lost. they have made
crcditnh!c showing. considering
fhc somewhat bnttcrcd condition OF
the team. long time Mt home will
make :: considerable difference iu
the standing. and the Climbers about
August ~. when they leave for the
hnnl Journey. will he well mp to-
wnr'i- the top unless all signs fail.
The Tinrs-DiSpatch electric score
hoard viii he In operation again this
afternoon aud Tomorrow afternoon.
mud then there viii be long rest
while the team iS ut home.
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SPOR is
WHITE sOx WINNERS
TIGERS AND CHICAGO
nv WILD GAME OF BALL
Umpire Narrowly Misses Hcins NI0bhrI
while Jennings Is Run
on Field

DETROIT, July 23.-Chicago defeat.
ed Detroit. Il to =. to-day in the wild-
est. weirdcst game played here IN u
decade. Chicago made twenty hits and
used five twirlcrs. The Tigers oh
tanned fifteen safe drives, but had four
pitchers battered. Ness was the star
slusger. with two singles. two doubles
and triple in six times at bat, Close
situations were numerous Manager
Jennings was put on the field for dis
putting Il decision. and ut the close of
the game. Umpire Nallin narrowly cs-
capped being mobbed. Cobb was not
able to play his regular position. A
torn finger. sustained in Boston, way
responsible, The score:
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4 Ncw pent for cuupc,s.

new development in tent supplies
me camper with sleeping accommodate
tons which function somewhat on the
plan Of berth in II Pullman ear. The
tent * llXS feet in size and il built
on the N plan. The frumcworli and
roics arc OF steel Attached 10 each
~ INC TWO Stopping walls ~ a cot. which
can he raised and lowered -; Will Al
iSht the cots arc let down. ami hang
from the ridGa pole aud tho tent YAH
furnishing TWO ample beds. Ey day
they may he hauled up flush against
the walls, thus taking up very little
room
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HOPEWELL is DROPPED
Powder Pun>' Withdrawal Leaves NIr.
ainta League with Onl.
Five Clubs.

NORFOLK. VA. July PA; a sec
ond meeting held this morning. the
Virginia i.eaeu. directors decided to
drop tn" Ecpewcll club and 10 finish
out the season witE five clubs. This
means that one club Will be idle ALI
OF tho time. The 1000 put ~ by the
iIopewcll owners As a guarantee that
the club would finish the season was
declared forfeited The clubs will
claim the home guarantee each time
they are forced TO remain idle three
days, AMI Will be paid out Of this
Hopcwell fund held by the league. The
PLAYERS VIII have 10 look 10 the Hope
we'll owners for back salaries duc.
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Montgomery VIII Fight.

MONTGOMERY, ALA. July ga
When Informed this afternoon that the
Montgomery club had been dropped
from the south Atlantic League. which,
followed the d shapt!mcut Of the Al
bany club Al Augusta Saturday night,
r. - Huri,y. president OF the Mont :
gon.ry club. said he would make a
fight 10 Keep tn" franchise here.
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Tennis Tnurnnuncnf.

i;OSTON, July 2".--Many leading ten
mis- players viii appear tomorrow on
the courts III the l.ongwood Crickc,
club for the opening Of the twenty
sixth annual tournament. the oldest
in the country. under club auspices
The competition VIII afford tennis fol-
lowers IN opportunity 10 compare the
work OF The two Japanese players, T.
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MONTGOMERY DROPPED
No Longer IN south Atlantic League
Which becomes SiA-GIub
Organization.

SAVANNAH. ~. July -. - The
Montgomery ,lun has heen dropped
from the Sovrh Atlantic League fol-
lowing the withdrawal Of Albany, ac-
cnrdiaS L. ~ announcements made here
tonight This Viii leave III. league Il
siN-clup organization. The players Of
the two teams have been offered TO
other clubs on the circuit.
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American Association,

Al louisville louisville. q KANSAS
CITY, thrsi Gamc). louisville 4:
Kansas city. ? tsecond game.
~ lndianapolis--ln indianapolis. .; Mill
waukec, . inrst camel. indianapolis
z; Milwaukee, 3 (second eamc).
At Columhus--Coll /; Mime
3pohs. t1rst Game). Columbus. / +:
Minneapolis, II tsecond game.
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DICK RUDOLPH WINS
IN PITCHERS DUEL. HE
DOES NOT GET WEAK
steele Wenkcns In Eighth Session and
Allows Galaxy OF Safe
Maiiops.

ST. LOUIS. July 23.-Eudolph had
the best or Il pitchers battle with
steele. and Boston took the last game
OF the series from 81. Louis here TO
day. TO /. steele allowed the win
ming run III the eighth. when he weak
cncd after two were out, and was Int
FOR y triple. double and a single The
score.
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ALEXANDER GOES STRONG

CINCINNATI July 2S-philadelphia
made u three out of i've by pounding
three Cincinnati pitchers hard this AFT
tcrnoon. while Alexander held the To-
Gals hits scattered. The score Was y
To |. EXtra-base hits ana eight
str:ke-outs by .NeSandcr featured. In
the fifth inning the crowd bombardnd
Umpire EasOn with pom hotties after
II" ruled In favor Of Philadelphia on
close play nj first None 81 the mis-
silcs found their mark. The score:
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CUBS TAKE LAST ONE.

CHICAGO, July 23.--Chicago to-day
punched hits OF Benton aud Ander-
son. aud easily won tho final game of
the series from New York, y to 3. The
locals made seventeen hits. each man
getting AT least one. while thinner
man and J. Kelly secured three each.
The score:
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,,,r. Mor, ~ ,onng tnntcur.

GDl.t MEtS. ONO, .,nlN -. Earnest
Noii. Aouug amateur pitcher III 4 utnc-
inuinE game here to-day, struck out
twenty-ono mon and did not allow a
hit or q base on balls.
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NEW ARK.

Score b.. innings: u.
RICHMOND - q % u q q -.
Newark .......O % % % - u I-3
Summary: Thrcc-baSr hit-Dursin.
Sacrifice hits-t:ibcI, ArrngOn. St0-
len bane-As ciie nhnch. Double plays
-kellih~r to Eibcl: AscIirnbnch.
Iirnley. Egnn to Henley; ArraEOn to
I:ibcl. Hits-on SmallMOod, Z In
and ~ Innings. HRse ON balls
of SmnllwOOd. =; nT Lcnkr. {.
struck omt-by Lcnkc, .; by Snull-
wood. =. Hit by pitched hRli-by
Leukc tWtttcrb. Time of game.
;.ia. Empires. Messrs Hart and
WcNtcr>rlt.
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Tennis in Augusta.

AUGUSTA. GA. July 23.-'rhe nine
tccn;h annual South Atlantic states
tennis tournament will begin here to-
morrow with play III mems singles
mems doubles ladies singles, mixed
doubles and consolidation events.
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Detroit.
Totals st 20 % . . Totals 40 IS u 10 I.
-Batt"ti Tor Roland In second.
tBattcd for Baker In nth.

-, VI ny IIIIiIIIFN. II.
Detroit ...............n 4 q Q \ a I 10
SUMMARY: Ruus-Wcaver t2>. F.. Collins
81, Jackson 90. Ness t2l. DauSe ta). Feiscb
Schalh. Ferry. Witt. Burns. Neach He'll
ma" %. Young. Sacrifice hits-Clcutte,
.'c!Sch. l.:choid. VIE. stolen basc-Wcaver
Iwa-haac hits-iI"iinnn. Kalanaurh, Ness
ncach, Jackson. Mckee Three mas. hits
Srhalk O.. Wit. Ness, Dauss. Struck out
by W.lliamy./l: by Dauss. / by WolfSanE
u " Russell = Bases on bailS-otf Gun
nin:ham. :: OF WoifgrnE. 3 Double piav
~ Schalk TO Weaver To Ness Mt by pitchcr
~, pansS. tT"rrD. Empires. Nailin and
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Southern Association

~ New orleans--New Orleans, J:
Mobile, 3
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ); Little
Rock, l.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I; Chatta-
noOga, .
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NEW IiIS.

Hated for DurSIn In seventh.
Score by inuIn.s: H.
RICHMOND -. +: % ~ u % u a..
Newark .......O q % ~ u % -
summary: Sacrifice hit-f;nzmnn.
stolen bnses-ShOrtrn. Ritter 90,
AAchrnbach. Double pinys-Enxmun.
iIrnle. 10 DurGin; Ritter. Henley 10
SchWcrf; Euzninn. Henley TO SchNert
liusrs ON bnlis-on EnEmHn, g: of
Ross, !. struck out-by i:nzmRp, &:
by Ross. g. tmpires, Mcssrs. wcs-
tcrrrit ind Hurt. Time nf game,
I so.
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MAPS ARE DEFEATED

CLEVELAND, July 2a.-St. Louis de-
.ieated Cleveland to-day, 8 to .. In ten
innings. Shotten scoring the winning
run on his single. .Austins sacrifice
and Milier's single. Both Groom and
Mcllman We're effective for st. Louis.
The score:
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STANDING or CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
tDnis une game schcduich.)
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
RICHMOND ut Newark.
Baltimore nt Providence.
Montreal at Toronto.
Buffalo at kochr>tr
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tN0 games scltrdulrd.)

Portsmouth won irst hnlf Of pcnnuni
race with percentage OF .GB3. I-ic team
Won forty-one and lost nineteen Jnnes.
WHERE THEY rLAY TO-DAY.
Rocky Mount at Norfolk.
Petersburg at Newport News
nIopewcIi dropped for remainder of sea-
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North Carolina League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
tNo games schciiuicdo

t>hcsiir Won ur., half ~ pcu"ani race
With ucrcrniasc "f on. Tie team won
ihirt!-thre" ''nd lost twenty gnnrn
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Durham ut .tshcYlIle.
Greensboro Mt Charlotte.
Raleigh Mt Winston Salem.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY
II. Louis. ); Cleveland. =.
Chicago, II; Detroit. y.
tNo other games schc,luIed.1
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
thirugO nj Detroit.
C0n!. one game scIirduledD
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How They Stand o-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Newark, 3: RICHMOND. dirst gnmrl.
Newark, 3; kICHMOND t.rcunti s;in,r) /.
baltimore trost pnned; rain(.
Ibther games not srhr,luIru.l
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n ational League

RESULTS YESTERDAY
Chicago. 4; New York. 3.
Philadelphia. 4; Cincinnati, I.
Boston. .; 81. I.nuis. }.
tNthcr game not srhedulehO
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
south Atlantic League.

AZ MontSomer:- somcry. d CO.
lumbia. II.
tDnly ono game scheduled
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kumagae and II. Makami, with that
Of the ranking American stars. who
are expected TO approach top form AZ
this time
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Totals. 10 - iS u Totals....:o = II
Scor" l.. innings: Il.
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NO opPosiTioN TO
 WILSON NOMINATION

A. p. A. Service.
 ST. LOUIS. Feb. 11.-The subcom' mittee of the democratic national com- mittee now here making preliminary arrangements for the forthcoming con vention, are agreed in the opinion that Wilson will be renominated without opposition, according to . statement made last night by Chairman Mo Coombs. McCoombs says that not even Bryan Is likely to oppose the president and opposition from other quarters is hardly to be expected. Concerning the chances for Vice President Marshall being returned, McCoombs was doubt full stating that he was not so sure that the vice-president would secure the favor of the convention.
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A. p. A. Service.


 WASHINGTON Feb. 10.-Piqued by the almost constant criticism of the war department plans for increasing the military forces of the nation com blned with the ridicule that has been heaped on the continental army plan by the press and public Secretary of War Lindsey Garrison handed in his resignation to the president this af' ternoon and today the president finds himself personally in charge of the administrative plans to strengthen the army and work out a definite military policy.
 Secretary Garrison resigned primar- fly because the president would not lrrevocably support the continental army plans and also because he per sonally opposed the administrators program setting a definite time for granting independence to the Philip pines. Garrison was much offended at tho passing of the bill limiting the period of American occupancy.
 This Is said to have been the first cause of i'll feeling on the part of his secretary, The president promptly accepted the resignation with the GUS tomary regrets and has not selected a successo' It Is stated by those closs to the president that he will probably not be in a great hurry in making his selection as General Scott chief of staff automatically succeeds to the of flee and becomes temporary secretary of war.
 Respecting the future of the military plans ot the administration 1t Is re- ga.ded as probable that. even after the appointment of new head for the war department. the president himself will continue to handle preparedness to a great extent by himself. While the resignation of Garrison has caused good deal of furry, 1t Is noticeable that there are few expressions of re-
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COMMISSION WILL
 TEST POSSIBILITIES AIR
 SHIP TRANSFORMATION

CT or not the hydroplane can be sue cessfully employed for this purpose Discussing the possibilities of the pro- ject today Riggs said that he was himself convinced that the air ships could be prohtably employed In the work of the commission as an aid 10 rapid movement but 1t was deslrable to learn their capacities for carrying light supplies as it was in that field they would find their greatest useful ness.
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BIG ARMY CONCENTRATED ON GREEK BORDER

q, p. 4. Service.
 SALONIKA. Feb 11.--One hundred and eighty thousand Bu.garians are concentrated around Gievigel. ten thousand Germans are at Monastir and an additional eighty thousand Germans and Austrians are at Strumnitza. ac- cording to reports received today from aviators by General Sarrail. The avia' tors report that additional reinforce ments are constantly arriving iron other points.
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AMERICA HAS WORLDS
 MOST EFFECTIVE TORPEDO
4. 2. 4 Service.

4. 2. 4 Service.
 NEW YORK. Fob. ii.-The naval consulting board announced today that the United States Is now in possession of the most effective marine torpedo in tho world. Tho new war instrument Is the result of months of labor fol lowing investigations of the effects of torpedoes during the present war and Is said to combine qualities which overcome every defect of the older type of torpedof and virtually places the new engine in c class by itself ..
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CREEKS AND BuLGARS CLASH
CREEKS AND BuLcARS
 COME TO BLOWS

that pursuit of an enemy over neutral territory Is allowable In the present circumstances. The Bulgarian foreign office insists that the entente allies are employing Greek territory solely as a refuge from attack and as base for future operations. thereby destroying It's neutral status and asserts its right to enter Greek territory If necessary.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET
SEATTLE DRUG
 STORE RAiOED
!. p. 4. Ssrvioe.

4. ?. 4. Ssrviee.
 SEATTLE. Fob. l.-Sheritf Hodge and a squad of deputy marshals raided the Stewart Drug Co.'S store today on evidence furnished by plain clothes men tending to show that the firm wa. carrying on a traffic in liquors in defiance of the restrictions of the pro hibition law. The officers found large quantity of liquor on the premises which was promptly seized. One of the employees, a clerk named Heinger was arrested.
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<. p. A. Serv,se.

A. p. A. SerVIte.
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The Al aska engineering commission is making extensive investigation to determine the practical fifty of the hydroplane as I means of Grrying on communication and for the transportation of minor supplies on the inland waters along tho line of the proposed government railroad in Alaska.
 of the business of determining wheth-
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GEAR LEAVES FOR FRONT.
A. 9. A. Service.

PETROGRAD. Feb 1.-The czar, accompanied by his personal staff de- patred for tAe front this morning. It is believed that the rulers departure presages the start of the great offensive promised during the early winter