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The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
SIXTH STREETS WIN.
Defeat the Albion SIusgers in Close
Game Yesterday.

The sixth Street Tip Tops anG the
Albion Slugrers played a game Of ball
yesterday afternoon. the Sixth streets
winning by the close score of IL to Is.
Ginger" Surich and Kaiser, the la
ter q brother of the famous Nick T."
were the battery for the winners, ana
the struck brothers for the Albicnites.
Features OF the game were the batting
Of Schulak. who made a home run ard
a two Dagger, and Sterk, Kaiser and
Larsen. Three double plays were
made by the Tip Tops during the game.
The same teams will meet &gain Mon
day morning of next week. The Tip
TOPS are looking for other teams 70
conquer. Their lineup is as follows
Catch. Kaiser; pitch. Sunich. 1st
Sterk 2nd. r. Kelly: ss.. Schulack; IT,,
Irbanas; rf., Arne; cfr Sotiich.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
BRITISH TEAMS UNFAIR?
Swedish Press Makes Grave Charges
Against Britons.

The Swedish press charges the
British teams with unfair tactics in
the olympic games. The "Dagblad'
says Great Britain's victory at water
polo was only due to the reckless and
unfair playing Of the British against
all other competing nations
The "Syksvenska Dagblad' and
"Sydsvenska Dagblad," make serious
attacks on British athletes, who. they
say. ought i'm several events. to be dis
qualified for reckless methods and
track tactics.
The Scandinavian press agrees that
the Danish footballers defeat 10y
Great Britain was only due to similar
tactics. the British disabling one OF
the best Danish players and trying to
disable two others.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
INSURE AN UMPIRE? NO.!

South Norvalk. Conn, July 10
Rudd Held. umpire ir the Connecticut
Baseball ieague. has discovered an um-
pire is regarded by life and accident
insurance companies as an undesirable
risk. His employment ranks with that
Of the aviator as a dangerous calling.
the insurance men say. Held tried
nearly every company i'm the country
without results until this week When
an eastern company, at special rate
took his risk.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
NATIONALS CHANCES eNsp.
Team Looked Upon As Strong Con-
tenders This Year.

tenders This Year.
Washington. July 30.-F'rom this
out Boston. washington and the Ath-
letics have virtually the same teams
to play before the season comes to
close. From now to the end of August
the three contenders for the pennant
will be stacked up against all the
western teams. and IL remains TO be
seen which one Of them can make the
most headway against these teams.
on what the Nationals have shown
against the west this season their
chances seem to be as good as any OF
their rivals. for, on form the western
teams have not improved. Chicago and
Cleveland. i'm fact are not going as
good now as they did earlier I'm the
season. and while Detroit shows a
fash now and then, that team cannot
be considered dangerous as it is now
made Up.
II is also reasonable to presume
that ore long the teams which have
proven failures in the present cam
raign will begin experimenting, thus
probably becoming weaker than they
have been because OF playinq many
inexperienced players
There is but one thing 10 fear so
far as the Nationals are concerned.
and that is accident which would
weaken the team. If 1t remains intact
to the end of the season il should be
able TO more than hold its own for,
with more than half the season over
It has proven itself superior To a
large majority of its rivals. and class
is sure to tell in a six-month cam
paign.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
CALLAHAN FINES WALSH
FOR IGNORING SIGNALS.


New York. July 3O.-Ed. Walsh was
fined yesterday by Manager Cuiiahan
for failing to pass Zinn In reccu,
game with the Yankees after being or
dered to do so by the manager. zinn
hit double and won the game IN
the ninth inning. Callahan then gave
Walsh p grucling.
The manager said he was no re
specter Of persons. but he found IL
disagreeatle To fine his best pitcher.
Nevertheless. he said Walsh must oe
punished. as we'll az Beuz and Pc
ters. to whom the loss OF games were
attributed foi similar offences.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30

George Lord of Detroit, a former
upper peninsula man. who was regard
ed as one of the candidates for Sec
retary of state did not file nominating
petitions Saturday, he having decided
not to enter the field. Representa-
tives Lord is tax commissioner for
Wayne county. and he intends to
withdraw from politics to give all his
iime to that Office He will not be a
candidate for return to the legisla-
ture.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
TO RETAIN IDENTITY.
Camp Petermanr, Spanish War Vet
Grams. Not Dissolved. t


Camp j. Z. Petermann OF the Spar
ish War Veterans held a meeting at tho
Light Guard armory sunday afternoon,
and other prominent state ofiicinis az
well as members of the Horehtou
camp were present to give addresses.
There have been rumors for some time
that Camp Petermann was about to
sever it's connection with the state or
ganization. and while such action has
been considered, Il has not been Tor
mally taken
Commander Ward addressed the
members upon the advantage Of re-
,nairlng n part OF the state organiza
tion. and II was decided that another
meeting viii he held soon at whics
formal action will be taken II viii
he necessary TO give thirty days no.
tico before the camp surrenders its
charter. and according to one of th1
prominent local members. this actior
Is unlikely
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30

Chicago Methodlsts have decided "a
bar from financial aid all retired
clergymcn having yearly income Of
$500 or over.
Two classes of people worry about
money-those who have too little. and
those who have too much.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
sWEDEN's 1912 oLYMPlAD
is FINANCIAL FAILURE.

Stockholm. July 50.-As ex-
pected the Oll mTic games
proved failure from a fnan-
cial point of view. Stockholrn's
experience was similar TO that
Of London during the corona
tion, the Swedish foreign press
printing stories Of prohibitive
prices asked for accommoda-
tions at the hotels and apart
ment houses here. with the re-
suit that the crowd stayed
away.
This despite the efforts OF the
MANAGEMENT Of the games to
. countefact the newspaper re-
ports by extensive advertising.
AS matter Of fact there was
plenty of room at reasonable
prices.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
Ase AND TOM TRAINING.
Both Boxers Anxious 60 Win Mill
Next Saturday

San Francisco. Cal. July so.-Abe
Atteu and Tommy Murphy. who are
oproyide the main event OF the box
inc show to be staged by Promoter
Comroth on August 3. are now busily
engaged i'm training.
Attell is working harder than he has
In recent days, with The idea In mind
Of wlping out the defeat charged
against him when last he met tho
Harlem boxer.
Attcu Is determined TO get back his
reputation and incidentally set even
with Murphy for Introducing Abe to
the double cross in their former bat
Ito
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
MARokS STILL IN LEAD.
a. Sumo Second in Calumet g. Hecla
Mlners' Pony Cnntest.

"TTHsTs FJWy CoHtt6t'
Leo Marons is still maintaining his
vac IN the pony voting contest that Is
~hg conducted by James r. Fisher,
u behalf of the c. & H. miners picnic.
"drohs has vote of 1921, leading his
TWO nearest rivals by upwards of 200
'0'es' The standings of the compeu-
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
NEW RULE IN AMERICAN.

In accordance with the new rule Of
the American league, the umpires back
" the plate viii now replenish the sup
ply Of balls in his pockets from q box
10y the side Of the plate rather than
from tte satchel attended by the small
boy that used to earn his way into the
same by tcndcrly guarding the pellets.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30

Time is frequently money lost un-
less you take advantage of II.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
American Association.

Toledo z: Minneapolis 0.
indianapolis s; st. Paul 3.
Louisville 9: Kansas City 1.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30

Calumet ..... ......OO21OOO O1--4
Marquette ......OOO2OOO1 O1O-8
Struck out-By JUL 2; Sterling A.
Miller 4. Base on balls-Om Sterling.
1: off JUL /; Miller 2. Two-base hit
Kaiser. Hit by pitched ball-Calu-
met ,. Double play-MolyneuX to
Kaiser. TO Briggs. Earned runs
Marquette /; Calumet ?. Left on
A; Calumet 3. Um-
pire-George Werner. Time of game
. hours. minutes.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
American League.

III u
st. Louis &c.. ..O0OOOOO2x-2 6 .
New York 81. .O0OOO00O1-1 ?
Batteries-Baumgar and Smell;
Caldwell and Sweeney.
r II II
Chicago =. ....OOO221OOO-5 4
Boston ..... ..O04O80O00-7 l
Batteries-Benz. Peters. White and
Block: Collins. O'Brien and Carrigan.
II III T.
Detroit ..1001OO121O OO-6 1S 1
Philadelphia OOO120OSOO1-7 16 ?
Batteries - Works Donovan and
Stanage, Kocber; Brown. Plank and
Lapp.
Cleveland Washington game post
roned: rain.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
American Geaave.
ToDAY's GAMES.

National
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-30
American

Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
washington at Cleveland.
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Misiions6iifop SOrdarcOinf. 6

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Sorretuingsiorb.n0elie / a%ebe1bpn.
bar aennem 9anobobsiifolen aes
benbaon moOtoget ct imigren0e I'll.
bro on at o0erta1e en- Stiling peO
Ct 2ano6nlgsinitiuut / Guebet, STA.
nooo. iom Decent / Soineaol %
SIaateriDirfioH5eo 6r. 6anien
bar mootaget 5ilbuoet Tor et FroOe.
aar % airei'er ollereoe BEN t6.os.
2DOsfalb. 5oaneprpit Tor 9oo.
oum % 2obp NteniQbcOer i aalborl
Eft Il. NJ. Eve &oterien er 0ns.
0aa ben 9.05. aiaangt UeO 0eoen !
aobenbaon l. 2lar gdnmPl.
- aammerasies'or SIR. Sop6us
1mbera. tiOli9erc 0~per6cticnt i ao.
%ben6aDns @oliti. CT afadnet peo II
Den. so 2lor A. Ter afosoe BAR
&eteran ira 1851 Of par oeforeret
meo Observation-Disclosures 6poers
tenn.
- 9@roprictqr u DOSING al gls
boraqanro pcO aeGerlip cr Oen Il os
Ioiaaoet DoO 1ooen a 9srneion6e2
2en afogoc oar "a. 30 War aam.
mel.
65p. @aaroeier gcnneo Soer.
len / A}srre }eirao er forleoen 900.
50 aar ganmel. Zen afosoe BAR
5sIae ~9}ibe gmtit." Ell alfiet
Q3ono o. Far bait mango ofieutliae
0oero ban bar iaale0es iiooet /
S%oanerauoet / IL 4eriooer. par}Reo.
litter al Oh iarite Sormou0 for
8neHs AHOclsmeieri % par name
2lor eeimrer n soanets spare.
fasie.
5fooriOer 0enrif Sdrsoer,
~5reoeritsoal oe0 C00cr, er ben IL.
|aiaaaet Deo 3eoen. Zen afoeoe,
Der BAR loot / 1899. par al en- gam.
mel % tenot 5oritmoHOsilugt Dan
If in lloomnelie maoer 6oritraao
Is $. Sdre0er paa @e0eas6org 81
par oernG1t Sfoori0er qua Con.
ninalun6 ira 1852 til 1871 oa 5an
tom til 5reoerifsool, 6Dor ban ii0en
bar Dpret San par iamti0ig @o0s
iorOalter pan ASiI3elmsbora 81 f8r
Il ma StateHs Ge9ne lnipn NED
IF itorre o. minore Sfooe. Sf8nt
D SIC 6perD uotarli90is lagoe itprft
.@eilog pan BANS LID til at ll0i8le
ct op9tiat o9 oirf ont 2(r6eioe III.
oenfor De igoite 9anObo-. 4lanf.
ninas.. o. 6apeioreninger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29
SpOrOnerOplunet. 9cngene Oucr.
rGffes 5Oriparsminiitereu aoben

W.
rGffes 5DriDnrsminiteren. aebens
bopn, II. Cftober. 6oriparsmini.
iteren mootog @aar aomman00r
9. @oroe, @enerolfoniul 5ectider
og Sr. 4uguit Rosi, JON paa Som
teens o. Be eprige giOrnapOeres
gegne oDerrnfte Sans e~roeaeHce
BET til oct iSrite 6poroaeroplan til
GlooOen fnoiamleOe geIo6, %, 800
Str.
Qommanogren ba0 0}iniiteren
mootoge gelgbet, iom par inofom.
met ueo priDat Snoiomling blaHOt
Genner og 8efenote. Der uGreoe
ben Sperbeoisning, ot6Doroaeropla.
net pilOe blipe en- goo 5tette for port
maritime 5oripor. commandment
anmooeoe ON. at 4nIfnffelien mnut-
te ffe peo Marinens 5ornnitalttin8,
og meo0elte, at Snoiamlingen piloe
bIipe forfeit.
Miniiteren toffeoe for Summet
og for Oen Snteresie for 5ldo0en,
iom BEN pi0ne6e ON. o. lotalte i'm
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

BlgOe oper pao 6Ioooens 9egne a
moOtaQe Den putriotiife @aoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

) Seminar Os 5ebruor dperhreoe bi "a uhn6bimone Bigger NIB
belt 1 Poffer, os efter oct itore antoI 8stHtnger, iom itrsmne-
be inb, bar oi COP til at lutte, at man gao os ret Dor Boatano
ON, at oonite gSger fife er opre. Nu bar oi iot os til Opgdpe at
bepit, at bette life blot galbr ~ntnObunone men ogna irobnnone
Bigger. Derfor fsIeenoe THbuo;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29
RetSias ON en- @rGOifca. 8rqftel

Hetsiag ON eli ErGOifcn. 8raiten
/ 9orgoo uotalte | TN grnoifen en-
S6noaa, at 5poet;91eostilitnnoen 5
9orgoo life par beSrp emo 9ilitan.
Den ! agbenbapn; ban bab0e let
S. glurs ggrn o0e llteerligbeO {
ct 8rp00eifur. Boa 5oreipergiel
ON, 6pem ban iigteOe til, u9pne0e
4rGiten ienere asbmauo 56rgen.
lens 9ern. og a6bmano S6rgenien
nnlogOe / 0en anleoning Sag moo
9rpiten. 5ugen bar G6lge
y@ingfj. u. 9ugbl." forfeoeu til
gebanODing Deo 9letten / 5fiern,
men Brpiten forlangte pe0 lin gag
ferer u0ipttelie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

epnuinasfor6sielier DeO etats6a-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

sDrnelam6eO. 8teHois sfolc /
Rpoe er ! 6sIge 46oGte5ro No" Fl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-29

Nbt ClOiassfunO. Der or / III.
oeoa. g. Stiftiti0.~ after t Reo6u
5iorO giort ct i~nteresiont sumo
ioet Der ! Splt6olms6asiinet er nm.
bet en- 9oa0 roget lianenoe ocn, Der
Fanote5 ] 6ornaret Melemnoret.
Zen iunes fife at aOTfille ia me
Get ira ben i%eritiunone 9ao6, finn er
Den noget iterre, Oct ben I 2pngOen
moalte rs 500 oa bor en- 9re66e al
3 800.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
Asking Toe Much.

From Judges Lib<ary.
My dear said Mr.. Clarkson, II
don't want you to think have any de-
sire to criticise you for the way you
manage. but. really we must try to
live within our income"
within our income7 Goodnessl And
be regarded by everybody In our set -
eccentrier 4
The Washington herald., 1912-01-28
Helping Mamma.

Fron Judges Ltray.
Speaking OF the bright things children
do and say" remarked the lady with the
grand afr. my little Euphrosyne did the
cutest thing yesterday. She heard me
tell a caller that my geranIums were full
Of plant lice. and what did the little dar-
ling do but run upstairs and bring down
a .fif1e-tooth comb and tell me TO comb the
geraniums with it."