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MISS MOLLA BJURSTEDT
WINS IN FIRST MATCH
National Champion Plays in Old Dominion Tennis Tour
. nament-Eli Whitney Still Winning-Progress
- Fast in Tourney-Doubles Are Started

Miss Molla Bjurstedt, national wo
mans champion. made her first APP
pearance in the old Dominion Tennis
Tournament at tho Country Club of
Virginia yesterday afternoon by win
ming the initial match by default and
taking the second in straight sets from
Miss DAILY Miss BJurstedt was in
great form, Notwithstanding the
change from grass to clay courts
The tournament j. progressing
rapidly The second round I'm mems
singles was completed, and the third
round started. The nrst and second
rounds in womcn's singles were COM
pleted The first round in both mems
and women's doubles was PLAYED.
Eli II. whitney. OF New York, in the
second round, beat raul Troanor. Of
New York, in two straight sets Er-
ekine Buford, Richmond champion,
won from II e Corner in the second
round, and defeated ". Y Mcmillan, of
Atlanta, in the third round. Fraucis
Johnson. of Richmond. won from T..
Preston, of this city, in the third
round
Miss Florence Balm. Of New York.
arrived with Miss Bjurstedt. and VIII
be paired with her in the doubles.
The scores
Second Rounc--Mcn's SINGLES.
Ferry defeated Lee, g.. l-G. 6-2.
Christian defeated koddcy. 6-i, g.,
Crawford defeated r. Preston, 90,
CD.
Blair defeated runstau, So -. G-s.
Valentine defeated Belt S-S. SO
J. Dunn defeated l.. Johnson, %,
Coke defeated Lewis b. default.
z. Preston defeated Spruce, &c, G-i.
Ga
F. Johnson debated Harris. 6-I. Ill.
Mcmillan dee fatcd Simmer. t.. S-T
6-4.
Buford defeated Corucr, 60, 6-S.
Whitney defeated Trcanor. -. CO
Lafferty defeated Rohb SIS, &c, G-;.
Gore defeated Giles. 60, G-3.
Mansfield defeated Eyre. 80, c.. CT
Third R"und-Mcn'. singles.
Coke defeated Dunn, I'll. g..
f. Johnson defeated Z. Preston, G-g.
So.
Buford defeated Mcmillan CO. los.
Womcn's Singles.
Miss Taylor defeated Miss Sydnor
so, 60.
Miss Colston defeated Miss Tompkns.
So, e-2.
Mrs. Bell defeated Miss r Crenshaw
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PLAYER PUNCHES RYAN

ROCKY MOUNT, y C.. June ID
Taking advantage of Mohart's wildness
ana hitting the ball in the piuChcs. ex-
p!aihS Tile Champs H-to-2 victory over
Petersburg to-day. The visirlng man
agcr while dcrricl<cI from precarious
positions by fast double plays that pre-
vented counts, was nevertheless &C.
corded cratic support at times. which
Woi ked his undoing. Against this
game. and it was the seventh when the
lbownhomcrs had n lead of i've runs
that the fellow allowed but three
IN q" many innings. Alexander. for
the visitors, cnmc near provoking s"ri-
Gus trouble in tn" sixth. when he made
AN attack on Manager Ryan, striking
him in the face. but prompt action OF
the police with the operation OF the
players ana Umpire Kennedy, who
b2nIshcd him from the game. av1rtcd
trDnhlc. Mo SrOrn.
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BELMONT RESULTS

First race--hye. furlongs- cheer. M
EEIiapin}' TO 10, out, FIRST. Radiant
e. out, second; Moonlighter, 80 GLyhet
5o.to I, 9 70 !, 6 to 5, third. Wine
1:o2. Spinster also ran
second-six and one-ba1f furIo,
Sir William Johnson. 1903 CSchutiing,nr,
TO !, to !. 10 b. first: Cors!can, i6i
nn.HaaIiD, 70 Z. to b, TO o. second;
Puiluxs 1l6 Fairbrother), j to 5. even
to 2. third. Time, l:2l True nc,
Steel Heathermoon. Grasp, Redland
and Nephthys also ran.
Third--four ond ono-half furlon.s
Yankee Witch, i0S tDav!cB). 70 % s.
even, to 2. first: Alvord, lO7 tTrox.
ler, to to 2, TO s. second; Ar
s, third. Time :53. Felicidad. Ed
Garrison. Dreadnougbt Grundy, Ballv,
Burney Rurney and Melting Moments
& Fourthrace --one mile-Roly. l2o
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.PUFFS EVEN UP ON TARs
HOPEWEll BLANKS JAMES.
WITH CRABBLE TWlRLING
Portsmouth Finds CnrI Rny Ensy
iichihH-' md s!tIits builders out.
1arhceis Are Winners
HopEl,rrI Y,

bpfEW ELL, VA. June l3.--Thc
to"n.f Puns evcned the series with
,!!c i%rs by winning to-day's game. ?
|" :" Lefty CIabblc vas in great form
an" mad the Mary Jane Crew whiting
me "&oHc from tho start, retiring six
VIA inc Strikc-ogt route and walking
oh!E one batter Iorray pitched n
GFsditable game ana was never in real
uAhSer save In the second inniuS. when
with one down. Summers sinrlcd ~
right. StcInbrcnncr worked him for n
walk and johnny Mace came through
wlth a timely single When Whi,tad
:umhled Steincy romped home vim
the second run. Crabblc held the Tars
10 four singles and was IN danger in
thcws and Newton singled with none
out Lefty proceeded To strike out
SicklinS ana Welch"r. and porray was
an easy out, Ora bible to Gust Two
fast double plays and Simynons's hit
ting featured the contest The score.
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CRIFFMEN POUND WALSH
OLD-TlMER DRIVEN FROM
MOUND IN INITIAL START
Hcd S"N Win From Recommendation.
Trim Athletics, and Nnuks
Heat ryScrS,

CHICAGO. June l2.-r:d Walsh at
tempted Il 1915 come back" to-day.
but WASHINGTON drove him from the
slab in the third inning ava made
enough rams off him to Min from
Chicago 10 > The big pitcher made
a gallant start tanning Judge and Mi
ian IN the nrst, but aIorran's walk
ana Fosters double gave Washington
a run in the second. and the Senator'S
made two more in the third. whcreupon
russell succeeded Walsh. HarDcr held
the SoN 10 three hits ana struck out
seven. Kenneth McGovern, pitcher for
Knox College. Joined Washington to-
day. Walter Johnson, advertised to
p!tCh Tor ShinSton, was not in the
game because OF illness Of IA member
OF his family. Tho SCORE:
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Boston,

Totals q II p IL ? Totaisa 81 1895 IG &
Kan for Thomas in ninth
TShorc out for intcrferencc
HATED for SEVERED In sixth
'Harcd for Nooh in sixth
Dated for F!ncLor in cigh.h
Score hy innings; II
h's.'n ..................i , o o q O-s
-. Louis .......-........0 o %
rim Thomag. Ruth Austin Miller Sieinr
ION" Fnn-Kuth. Sacrifice hit-McNally
Douhlc plHy-Garducr to HobiitZci Pass.' I
th!!-Chapman. stolen bascs-AIc Naily a.:
Lewis walker Wild pitch-by Davenport.
E"s"F ~ h"iis-om Davenport .; off Ruth,
- on shore. Struck out-by Ruth ;: 10y
hoob !; BY Finchrr. I. Umpircs. O'Lough-
line an e Ovens. Time, 20.
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CARL RAY POUNDED HARD

PORTSMOUTH. VA. June I3.-Posis-
mouth made an N-Ray OF Newport
News'S star pitcher this afternoon.
withdrawing the Builders by the score
OF TO o. No less than ten hits We're
made of the redoubtAbie Carl.
There was every kind OF baseball
on the calendar during the game.
Candy covered himself with unenvia bile
distinction by trying 70 steal second
with the bases full: Ray bounced the
bah of four Portsmouth battcrs. and
there were other features, too nu
mcrous to mention Wood came near
repeating his recent no-hit record His
curves were untoucha BILE until the be-
ginning OF the eighth, when Walters
lined out Il two-base hit. The score
Newport News Portsmouth.
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Mems Doubles.

,maynesl: II to 90. out. first: whims1..
10. ,McCahSy(. - TO >, to >, ont.
SIt'""9; SANDMAN IL, Ito uBalD. - 10
:, 10 l. 10 >, third Time, 1910.
lNri@I ana tantara also ran
- I'll hout NV" miles-Welsh King.
80. rHIkllnl, even. 10 l. ont. urSt {.
others fell limo, i:33. Bro,hers,onc,
Huardian Saint, Iona Vam and Rusi!a
,SiNth-one milo-Republica los
Naushon los tSchu,tinrcr). ~ . :
70 - 70 J. second Daiuveriicld, 90
l,Jampb"!D, 10 l, 10 i. i to ;, third
icrton, Sandow and Ray O. Iirh1 also
ram
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score hy innings: r.
Chicago ........... % . u ~
New York ... q o ~ n q a. .
Summary: Tuns-Mann (9. Williams.
zimmerman, Archer. Robertson. DOYLE,
Three base hits Mann. Benton. Two la -.
hits-Archcr. Robertson. Doyle. M"rltlc.
Base on i'nils-on Vaughn. l. Struck out
by Vaughn. .: by BENTON. /: by Schupp. I.
Sacrifice hit-VauGhn. Sacrifice ny- WI
iams Double p!ay-kauff and Harden.
fits--on Benton. in innings; OF stroud.
in ! innings. Unpircs Klein ami Emslic.
Tim. i.iU
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RED S0X BEAT BROWNS

ST. LOUIS. Juno i3.-Ciaininr a big
'ead IN the early innings the Red SON
captured the third zane of the series
win the Browns here this aftcrno Don,
. TO ,. Ruth made his second home
run IN TWO days when ne lifted one Of
davenport curves into the richt-Gcl1
stands in the third inning The Browns
used tour twirlcrs, Davenport allow
ing thrc" runs in as many innings.
Nooh; tinch"r and BaUmgardner fol-
lowed him in succession Ruth was
very effective in the pinchcs, The
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REYNOLDS '9. Parker 80. Two-base hit
Whiois Sacrifice h:t-knE. Stolen blses-
Parker. Fox, Cueto Bases on balls-or RAY
8, or Wood, !. Hit by pitcher-by Ray. )
tMoorc. St Martin, King. Cucto). Struck
out-hy Ray I: by Wood I. Wild pitches
Ray. Left on hascs-Newport News. ?;
PORTSMOUTH j. Umpircs. HuSh"s and Brown.
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CUBS WIN FROM GIANTS

NEW YORK. June l3-Chicago made
II two ont OF three from New York
here to-day, winning the last game of
the series, To Z. The Cubs again
battcd the New York pitchers all over
the field. Chicago made five clean out
field hits in the fourth inning, but
scored only one run. The score:
Chicago York
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sTANuING OF CLUES.

WHERE THEY rI.iY TODAY
Washington II; Chicnso
iiuston at St Louis
tohiA tx" InmrS schr,uirdJ
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PHILLIES TROUNCE PIRATES

PHILADELPHIA, June 13.--Philadel-
phia again defeated Pittsburgh to-
day. the score being to g.. In the
eighth Niehoff's double. Stocks bunt,
Cravaths out and Whitted's sacrifice
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pInyers Assault IJn,nirc.

WINSTON-SALEAI. y. c.. June 13-
During the eighth inning of n game
between Charlotte and Winston Salem,
Catcher ManchesteT Of tho Charlotte
club, assaulted Umpire Ed Lauzon with
about the head. The catcher was
taken from the park under arrest,
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MACKMEN DROP ANOTHER

oadn !, Et - y: 1unf me lndians
icti.s to-day, batting Myers hard In the
hrst four innings. The score was II
70 : Myers was no puzzle. and the
nome team made hits when hits meant
runs. Bagby. who pitched for the In
diahs. was effective after the third in
ming. The score:
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BOSTON.
Totals: .a5 - IS - : Totals ~ ,
Halted Tor IoR-y IN twelfth
Matted Tor TraErsa,r Tn tenth.
HATED for Rudolph in twelfth.

Score by innings: y
Cuunnati ...... 00O0oOo0 0oOoooHo
Boston .......... to u - D" % so o o o O %
summary: Two-hase hIra-Grffth. VII
mott stolen bas"s-ioi ctchy, Maranvill-
Sacrifice hi;s-MaEcc Collins. t;owdy Don.
5i" rlays-MaranviI!c to E.gan 10 Konetchy;
kno1lph TO Maranvillc TO Eonctchy: Wiugo
10 Mo!lwitZ To Groh. Bases balls--o!f
Tongy, ,; of Schneider. J. of Rudolph :
on Hughes, l. Hit by pitcher-hy Toney. !
Crra EcsS"r,. Struck out--hy Ton"y = by
Schneider. /; by Rudolph. ); by Hughes. l.
Wild rttChcs-Eudolph t2). Umpircs. Byron
and a.uisicy. Tnnc, i;l.
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PLAY S|XTEEN-INE|NG TIE
DARKNESS FINDS BRAVES
AND ClNCY WITHOUT SCORE
Phiii"s Get Decision over Pirates
cubs Beat Giants, aud Dodgers
Lick

CINCINNATI, June l3-Thc Boston
Braves and Cincinnati Reds bat,lcd
here TO-DAY until darkness without
scoring. Tho game was called at the
end Tho elNfDturn JrI, score.
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While outhi' by tho Birds, tho Climb
ers yesterday came back strong de-
tcnsively and held baltimore scoreless
bi!l Morrisette, who formerly wore the
Richmond livery. was generous with
his passes ana tho locals made their
SIX blnEles, only one OF which got pas:
the outhcld. count for three runs Tho
game was slowly played. but the re-
turn OF the Climbers TO FORM was ioy
10 tn" large asseinblaEc OF fans who
pulled for the team TO turn the tables
on the Dummies.
Jack Dunn himself was on tho side
lines FOR a considerable part of tho
game. Dunnie looked II as. q fiddle
and his voice was tuned 10 its high
cSt pitch. lie was remembered by his
old friends VINO presented him with
a handsome bouquet Just before the
start OF the game
Morrisctte and Humphreys were the
opposing moundsmen. Cutcy pitched Il
good grade OF hase ba!l at times. hut
ms wildncss countcracted his other
performances. Several times he was
IN serious danger. bat sharp neldinp
however. he was found FOR runs. one
coming In the FIRST frame and two
more in the eighth
The baltimore crew WAS unabl. 10
hi Humphreys with any degree OF reg
ularity. lie was given able sumner,
DANGEROUS holes by the fielding or his
pals lie pitched effectively and was
mighty stingy with his walks. His
hit' TOO came At an opportune time.
a run being driven In By It
Ralph Baker. the Ecwhcrry College
youth, ii!led IN a. short and the young.
ster put up good game He fclded
cieaniy and handled himself very we'll.
considering that IL was his first appear
ance In professional baseball He
stood up well at the bat and hit sharp.
~ At the bail. He did not get any away
from the hcldcrs. but he connected each
time he tried
How Scoring Was Done.
richmond scored in the frst inning.
Clemens led off with a pass McDer-
mott was an easy ont. popping up 10
russell iiendryN hit 10 second base
ana heat II out. Bankston was passed.
hlling the bases. kelliher forced
Bankston, but Clemens scored. Baker
then forced kcllihcr
In the eighth two runs were made
Again walk started things, Baker
being the beneficiary O'Rourka enc
rihced him TO second REYNOLDS
Tanned. but reached first, as the last
strike was a wild pitch. Baker went
TO third on the tiuke. Humphreys un.
limbercd base hit 10 right field. reg
is'erinT Baker. Clemens fouled out
10 Russell. but M,Dermott hit safely.
bringing Reynolds home. Hendrvx
forced Humphreys at SECOND for tho
final out. ~
Both teams had numerous mon
stranded. The Richmonders had the
lases loaded in the fourth with onJv
one out. but couldn't edge around.
Morr!sette was in serious trouble In
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american League

HESUiTS YESTERDAY.
Washington, .; Chicago. =.
Bn>iun. >; II. Louis. 2.
ss!'lriAnI, -; rhilndciphin, =.
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PREFER PITCHES STRONGLY

BROOKLYN, June l3.-prcmcv held
ST Louis to two hits to-day. which.
with Dauberts good batting. enabled
Brooklyn 20 win, TO /. The score:
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How They Stand To-Dav
international League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
~ II NoNh. Z. Baltimore. u.
buhaiu. :; Rochester, u.
TORONTO, q; Montreal 1.
Providence Newark train
NUEKI. TINY ~.

=, - T ~ I w. ''N I.
biliiur:" at RlC flMpSn.
!intiicn," at Newark.
.iuChc>irr al Buffalo
Montreal ut Toronto
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Charlotte ut Winston Salem
Greensboro Mt Asheville.
Durham at Raleigh
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! Miss Iiawes defeated Miss Boyd by
2 default.
Miss W. crenshaw defeated Miss
/ SIS, rs. c.
Mis- beale defeated Miss cunins-
Miss Puryear defeated Miss Harrison
/ ny default
( MISS DAILY defeated Miss Carter by
I default.
MISS $j"ratedt defeated Miss Trisg
oo Misn bnii defeated Miss Nelson by
Miss Christian defeated Miss cogan
/ hN "eiaui
MISS honinSon defeated Mrs. Tur-
. pun. o., o.
MISS DHhS defeated Miss Anderson,
y" I. ~
N'sS HaWes defeated Miss Milan by
"e .,ult
o"'S: JONES defeated MISS Preston,
Is, IL
second h"u"t-N" men'S Singles.
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WHERE IIiI

WHINE THEY FLAY To-Day.
Newport News at Portsmouth
Norfolk AT JiOpewell
Petersburg ut Rocky Nount
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Totals. 81 4c,!2 | Totals..27 u

Norfolk ....... .......0 o o o 0 o o On
Hnpcwcli ........ 800 . 0 n o "a
Summary: RGrH--Summcrs Steinh-cnner.
Two-hasc hit-Sirliuons. Sacrifice h!t-Ciust.
Douhl" plays-iIarnc,t to Stc!ahrcnnrr Ia
Gust: Iirrtscll To Morpcth Struck out-by
Porray. >; trahhi". 6 Bases ballS--on
Porray. /; of crahhlc, /. Hit by pitcher
hopkins. Left bases-Norfolk. 4: Hope
well, 4. Umpire. RossHnA. Time. lbs
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BALTIMORE;

'Bntted for Morrisette in ninth.
Score by Innings; II.
Richmond. 100 90 OO2s-3
baltimore 5000 o o 90
Summary: 1'wo-bn.c hIts-Iumur.
Sacrifice hits - O'Rourke. Stolen
bascs-NIIllcr. Double piayx-Crnns
to kopf to Russell. Hnacs ON balls
by Humphreys, =; by Murrisette, .,
Bnttcrs hit-by Morrlsette, Hank
nton; by Humphreys, Ritter. Struck
out-by Humphreys, 4, by Nor
riscttc, =. Wild pitches-Morrfsette.
Lett on hnscs-Iinitimorc. II, Rich
mond. IL. Time OF Enme-2,O5.
lmpircs-IIart and Keenan,.
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STANDING or CLUBS,

WHERE THEY rI.hY TODAY
Chicago" at New York.
II. Louis II HroohIyn
CINCINNATI at Boston.
Pittsburgh at rhilud,Iuhi
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Philadelphia.

Totals; ..a7 Is n Is o Totals....ss san =
Score by Innings:
Cleveland ... - . n I'll
fhiladelphia 80. so 0 o o o. 3
summary: Runs-draney (S), Turner,
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Virginia League
IiESI'IIS NIs.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Inrl smouih. s: Newport News q
Rocky Mount. o: Petersburg, >.
iorrw"ii, .; Norfolk, o.
STANDING or CIUnS
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r ational League


Ihiladciphin. .: Pittsburgh 3
Brouhisn, s; 81 Louis. t.
Chicago, ); New York, .
Bnsiun. %; Cincinnati, o IG iunin,.
al ir
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North Carolina League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Asheviile. ); Greensboro, 2.
Winston- salem, Z; Charlotte, |,
Raleigh. j; Durham, o.
STAMINA nE c1rnr
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Rocky Mount.


S'"F" hy innings: r.
Petersburg ...... ....O o o I o q O o."
Rocky Mount ........l y . o 2 n %
summary: Runs rnschcr. Alexander, Rus
SCI! t2'' Ho"""iree. Gray. i:is"l, Spade Left
on 3as'S-f"icEsburs. :. Rocky Mount &.
Earned rurs- Petersburg, !; Rocky Mount.
g. stolen hasr--tiray. Sacrifice hits-Goose.
tree O., Sacrifice fI!cs-,;ray Alien. Two
has" ht-Gray. Three base hit-tionsctrce
Double pIays-Goaihy ia Emory: Irmscher
Emory !" icnry; Goalhy Emory to Henry;
!nrme'c". Narcan 20 Edwards. Struck out
by MOZART :; by Spade. :. Base, on balls
or Mozart. 1; of SPADE" 2 Wild pitch
MOZART, iIit by pitch"r-by MOZART. ,
tf.isel and RhssclD; by spade. tCioalhy>.
Umpire. Kennedy. Attendance. Gi3 Time.
1000.
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Totals. ~ ! - 10 Tota!s....3 10 81 II q
Newport News .........0 q 90
Portsmouth ...... 900 l . o IS
Summary: Runa--Moorc. Cuctn st. Martin
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Totals ...22 I ,; To.als...3o 271l
H''irt for ku.soil In fifth.
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Totals: IS &c y 10 Q Totals

ttnotteH for stroud in scvenih.
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Artillery Battle Fierce.

Paris. Feb. 7 French artillery sa
iected the German treHche4 ii th.
region Of Maisons de rhamd ut -
destructive fire SATURDAY afs The q
ficial statement issued SUNDAY aiie-
noon by the French war department
The statement also recounis tho nrns
ing down IN flames Of a German ID
plane after an engagement ei.h
French battle plane
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Prince Leopold to Egypt.

Geneva. Feb. I Prince l.co1old q
Bavaria. who has studied Egy3i thor
oughly. will be appointed to communal
a German-Turklsh army in an attach
on the snez canal, according 70 Che
Bayerische Kurier Of Munich Tn
newspaper SAYS the expedition is 81
pected TO get under way in tie spr,na
German cffieers are making prepara
tions at Constaniino9le
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Germans ln.erned In euInea.

Madrid. Fen. Nine aaadrel Ger
mans and fourteen thousand colonial
troops from the Germany color o
Kamaerus, have crossed The horde
into Spanish Guinea. accord nT - q
Off ial announcement here SUNDAY
The troops have been disarmef an
interned.
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LORD KITCHENER SLATED
TO QUIT WAR OFFICE
BRITISH CRt iSER, SWIFT
Sure, 1880 TONS, II \k
Bi GERMAN TORPEDO
BULLETIN
Try Associated Press J

Berlin, Feb. 7.---Artillery engage
nents of terrific intensity have beer
In progress In the sector between tire
LaBassee canal and Arras, in tse
northern part Of France, and south Of
the river Somme, II is officially an
nouneed. The engagements began
early Sunday and have continued uo.
ceaslngIy since.
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[RulLETlNN

London, Feb. THE British oruis.
or swiftsure, displacement 1900 tons.
was sunk in the Mediterranean on
tie evening Of February 6. il was Of
ficially announced today A German
or Austrian submarine did the work
Part OF the crew was saved.
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Kitchener May Quit.

London, Feb Changes Of srcff
importance in the direction Of The eae
Is contemplated. sass the Daily
Sketch. Il asserts that Earl Kitchen
er will probably leave the war office.
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4 sam PIP aaaFr ihe Royal hotel
hfake Iasf nsgaf bnf DO darsage re-
suited.
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Congress Gets Busy

Washington. fsb z=-Tonsefsatien
fav4elatian fhe Colombian and Nlea.
rsxaan treafies the government ship
rentlnn.a a PAGE rlxa
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Old papers for sale Al The Leader
office.
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baa death struggle.
The Washington times., 1916-03-22

tries, all Of them earning huge
profits now, are in part working for
John Bulls pocketbook.
The tax and debt burden Of the
United Kingdom, Sir George declares,
is not SO great as that imposed by
the Napoleonic struggle, comparing
present income and wealth with in
come and wealth Of that period
There was widespread demand for
reputation after the Napoleonic
era; but the country easily absorbed
the burden of that debt; not by pay
ing it, but by increasing general
wealth so much that the debt be-
came unimportant. II is a fearful
thing for a man with $4,000 year
income to owe $4,000; but II he
can increase his income to 10000,
the $4,000 debt worries him SO lit
tie that he is likely not to bother
about paying it. That is exactly
what happened to Britain's debt af-
ter the Napoleonic era. It ia what
Sir George thinks will happen when
the new and revivifed Britain shall,
in peace conditions, enter upon an
other era Of industrial and CONNER
cial expansion that will far surpass
that which followed the wars of
Napoleon.