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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01

par flinfe til At ifrioe paa 8apiret,
iom bleo piit Dem.
Otter llng0omsm66et iom oIIi-
9eoel bIeo boGot / airfen, blep Der
9raolbeO i Breitebolieen me0 De
meO6ragte auroe; Der oar oper ct
buIo Sunoreoe unge iom bleo trof-
teret meo Safe og Sage Soo plot
oioeS par ollie nle9et tilfreOie meO
A%ftenen.
Get er 10 ifpnt noor be unoe er
aIaoe oeo at beisqe 8r~9itefolfene
oo f%oriloa nogIe elmer iommen me0
Dem.
&erren peliiane babe 8oitor og
Nrs. @otbioien oe bore nn9e.
Sierteliq Silien til ale.
Weooeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
ssnooaen bar Den itore 6pitioS.

Ssnoo9en bar ben itore 9eitios.
bog.
@n flor 6oriamling por fommen
til Ste0e, iaa 9irfen life n9r fun.
De rnnlme Dem ale. Nj 0en@runo
mantte Der 6oIoes @u0stjeneite bao.
De / airfen % / SfoIens itore Sal.
= airfen prqoife0e Baitor u. Is.
@eismonn % 5te6ets 9rGit Bolt.
Eb. &c. SersiIo boIot Sfriftetale
% tiente beo glteret. 5 Sfolens
Sal prpoifeoe Bait. $. Rielien oa
l1~noertegne0e. Ser 6leo optaget ct
0iier til areosmisiionen5 aasie.
Oct belpb iig til $t7t.68.
SsnSog Gitermiooo8 oar oerIiB-
oe iprIig for De unge. Neoet bolo-
tes noenior pna Sfolens @rG8plpne.
9rpIterne IS. Grill, 81. M. Gielien
% 81. 6 5. Sebolm pre0ife0e.
@e0 SIutningsmeOet Senoag Nj
ten prp6ifeoe goitor %. g. Client
menien oper 0aoios Gal. So: Or
on Iepen6e eaer oso?" 5lere al
9rqiterne tolte ct lille Slutnin9s-
Oro.
SlutteIig moo iee iaa 2op I'll
pao areoiens gegne at ii9e Eof til
eff &orn Menigbeo % / Sproeles-
beo Sof til eoer, ser bapOe oct loa
troblt meo Nortbagernin9en. Oct
bar ifsnt at ie, bporleOes baaOe 9am'
Ie og unge biolp boeranore meO at
qere oct ioo goot for os. Oct bleo
mig fortolt, at Der beipilteS ca.
900 Menneifer Senoog @iooog.
Set oar ct tort arbei0e, og BOG
off oct alt ino goOt % ioa iIinti
Spoarterne bar iiffert life poo ben
IoOe SIDE.
8af oaioo til 0es @o;nes DE.
nig6c0s Orfeitro, ser opmmtreoe
os meo oeres ifsnne @3itiif. Sa,
8of til ollie for 9nmopret. Sort
og iiSit ffoI BOG Serren 6ooe Gal
for lin riqe 8elignelie BAN til.
fommer al 9Gren og 8riienl
Srits An0er Ell.
Soma are6s' 9efretPr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
Sm at bline ct
oannct Wcnueifc.
Silien til 4arets 6nsicr
al OIfert Gicoro.


De fnn inopenoe: Der bIioer fife
ipurqt eiter os. 8emofratismen
bar ieiret og oil ieire. Sc, iom
bruger ale Naioler, o9 %naunlig bru-
ger 5loifler og i%naffer 8pIoerne Ell.
Ter MunOen, 0e bill ian Nanoaterne.
De ton til 0els baoe Ret, men
ogioa fln til DelS. Sa, Demofrotis.
men bar ieiret og bil ieire. en Re
oftion er life tpnfeliQ. Nu er 9en.
6erne openpoa, iioen fonlmer ar-
beioerne % Su8mpnoene. alting
fol nibelleres % itpffe8 no, og /
@rlnoen er oct 10 retf9roigt, at
@o0erne oeIeS til ilere, ielD ON bet
iaen goar no oper S0Dllen. 90
bar De andre ioo 0pgtige til at re-
gere2 og til at bolOe Sus me6StatS-
fosien2 0pite aar err BET 100 aors
SubilPum for Stntsbanterotten,
ieg oe6 life, bporle0es man bar tpnft
fla at beitioeIigboI0e cen. Sfal Can
oct e0elGaaes, ioa naa De bellere
ollie opre me6 til oct 90 gre oct
ielo, enO at nogle faa ifal gere
BET ior Dem.
Nen boorfor i9en ppre Peslimi'
iter2. Soem iiger, oct ifol poe
Ipeges2 Manife oct bill fonme til
at gaa beore / 6remtoen emo M og
beore emo pi tenfer. SITTER arma
iilent mui9: unoer 8aabenlarmen
tier Muierne; TONNE Woper
fan life mo0tage ct @oon.
aelium, oerfor beipiite ban o9'ao
Sforerne og formaneoe Dem life og
ioabe: Ru mao s oere toaImoOi9e,
noeet ifnI man 10 % Of I. @fs.
Cult, og ino fan 5 fomme ! Stint
len boaefter; ban gan Dem baaoe
@reo og Gpongelium. Saa lpnge
aampen por iaa baaro 90 De ma
t~erielfe aoor itoO paa G%ogsorbenen,
bar Der life Die for ariitsuoom
og fnap NOT for aulturiiteresler.
Der bill fomme andre Sioer.
Men for snriet er ieg life bis
pno, ON airfen og ariitenoommen
mere bill blipe Mi6tpunftet | Ganos.
tibet, og ieg toibler ON, at airfen
bill tomme til at i9tte grpg pon
aulturen oe 0otionerne. Seq er fun
bis pna, at Seloeoes Borte olorig
bill foo Soerbnonb ODER ben. 90 ieg
tror, De Dor Net /, OF be b%alpoan'
ne6e og Demofrntsnobberne og 5lo'
ifeImaeerne bill ofte, iier ! Ooer'
aonestioerne, jamie Stemmerne oe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
Otto Tnnefes Sfrilter
til mesct nesiatte Hriier.

9roens geroen, for $3.50 M so
Den a%riItnes Sin, fsr.$t.30, M SO
Sioriens Grit. for $3.50, MI sc
grfenbIomiter, for $3.50, M so
grso og Soero, fsr $1.35, MI 80
@lGoe, 2ioelie, arbeioe, ($1. 30) so
Bao Heiiefoo, for $3.50, M go
5oroanbIingerne 8ragtbinb)
for $3.50, nu $1.t0
GpoiteIen gauIus, fsr $3.50, MI 80
Susanoastsboe, fsr 50, mn $1.40
9isie uomGrfe6e og pelfenote 81.
ger er ale imitt os soot inSbunb-
ne / fomponeret ginb. SpIaeet er
bcSraniet.
DON. 0utb. BubI. &oufe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
CrlanOu,, 5IOrioa.

Otter en- len9ere Gi0S Oo2rpejel-
ie par vi beiluttet at flptte DOR
oonif1 aoloni be6 Dupont til 30.
gers, ior at Ri meo f~oroobleoe
'9rGiter fon ophp9ge cit itor Can't
aoloni. ioo at bi mart fan fad
0eni05e0 % bp99e airfe. Denne
6lptning fan nemGi9 lo6e fig gore
enonu, % in9en at bort Somfun0
bar 6oiat JIG oe6 Dupont enonlt, og
fun cen Dor f6bt 2an0 ser, og oeo-
fommen0e fan, ON ban gnifer oct
foa De inobetalte Genee til6oge. Der
er oerimo0 mango, iom ogter at
fomme til DUPONT / Q6bet ii 81
~teroaret % fonlmen6e ginter. Be
tingelierne for at febe 2an0 oeo
Rogers er 10 OGientIig De iamme
meO ltn0to0eIie al at idrite Beta.
ling er 500 / SteOet for So. Be
I~i9enbe0en er Ii1e ia goo, og 2onoet
Oe0 &oger5 er iou oo0t iom man
i Acknowledged finder bet noqet
Ste0 i 6%lorioo, oo ct gn0t aIima,
eo6t 8ano oio.
Qenne 6lptning bbr oerfor life
iorpol0e nogen Sfuffelie for De
8enner, JON bar 3nteresie for So
lonien ne00upont, men inorere glG.
De Dem, 90 oct obiolut bill blioe liz
genii0iQ @oon for enhoer al o8.
Og er Der noQen, iom oil li0e Cab
oeroe0, bliber set nprmeIt mig
Ielo. aoIonien oe6 4ogers bar 10
allere0e Qiort tore 5remifri6t 0en
forte 3i6, Sen bar efSiiteret. Slere
bar 10 boIat Jig Der, bD99et SUE,
rp0Oet 2ono, inObegnet, op0Drfet
o9 plantet 5ru9ttrGer oio. 90
mango bill 10 | 2sbet al @iternoret
% fonlmen0e @inter ilptte 0rrtil.
Eli e0er, 8enner, iom ogtcr at
fomme, pil ie9 6erfor ii9e: Sent
life for lGnge,. men fom ioa mart
s Fan, oa 2anOet 10 ~beitatoig til
aer / 8ri8 Oct er 10 olfctg0e gooet
op fra $25 til $50 per }.cre. Og
til e6er. Genner, iom bor b6rt ioa
mango taobelige Gin an 6lorioo,
nil ieg iige: Som oa ie, ON fife
alt oner9nar ebers 5oroentning.
Men poa sen nn9cn SHE Dor man
life oente for tore cling, iaa bill
man fife bIibe i%fuffei. gnboer bsr
BRUCE iun0 Nornuft; ieg for min
Gel er life blenen %ifuffet; ieg bar
ieIp f6ht 10 @creS oeo Roqer8
90 ioo mart, iom Omitpnoigbeoer-
lie tiiln0er BET, ogter ieg at boi9tte
miQ ser. Wnolet meo Dor 6onifc
.9o,oni bsr til ollie Sioer bore @uoS
9ii9es Sremme, 90 bill geIiianeIien
life uoeblipe. Seq lfal me0 @Ipoe
beioare nlIe SpGrgsmoal ongonens
0e Dor oonife aoIoni oe 5loribn
til enbber 9io.
Sobn briitione n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
THE LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL HANDBOOK


A Manual for Sunday School Teachers by Rev. J. n. n
Hunt, with Foreword by Prof. E. Norehus and Introdusdsn
by DR.. G. Fl. Gerberding. Published by the Swedish Axgu-
stana Synod. 291 Pages in handsome Cloth Binding with
Title stamped in Gold on Back and Side. Price t1!o0.
Contents by chapters:
Part L
l. Historical Sketch of the Religious Education Of the Chris
tAn Youth.
2. The Lutheran Conception of the Sunday
!. The Aim Of the Lutheran Sunday school.
L. Relation of the Sunday school TO the Church.
s. The Relation between the Sunday school and the Pastor.
6 The Relation between the Sunday school and the Hsme.
7 The Relation of the Sunday school to the u~neenfrmed and
the confirmed.
8. The Lutheran Sunday school Superintendent and other
Officers.
8. The Lutheran Graded Sunday school.
10. The General Council Graded System.
IL. The intermediate and Senior Department..
IL Music in the Sunday school.
13. The Catechism in the Sunday school.
IA. Special Days and Services in the Sunday school.
10. Discipline in a Lutheran Sunday school.
Part q.
is. The Office and appointment of a Sunday school TsssAsr.
II. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
18. Some Qualifications of a Lutheran Sunday school Teacher
continued.
19. The Sunday school Teachers Work and Aims.
20. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Preparation.
81. The Lutheran Sunday school Teachers Teaching.
%. Method of Teaching.
90. Child Study.
"A. Childhood.
25. BOyhood and Girlhood.
20. Early Adolescence.
To the great army of Lutheran Sunday school teachers
who voluntarily are rendering to the Master q great service
Of love this book is dedicated by the author.
1t ia a book that deserves a place in the library OF every
Lutheran Sunday school teacher who can read the EHgHsA
language.
The book is carried in stock by
DANISH LUTHERAN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
BLAIR, NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01
Rorrti3onOante
Senmarf, 8is.

llo9tet Ger bper Ssn0oe lliten
al. s boIoes llngoomsmsoa / @e.
n%igbeoens airfe, ioo foretog 3 unge
giger, ellie Beterien, Stella ge.
terien, oe ella Gbriitenien iie at
eaa ira Siem til Stem, bpor Der
Dor unge, og bob oem til Ms6e Sen.
Dag aften ar. baIpotte Ben IS.
Sept.
De bil6e operroife pore Yrrite.
folf. Nrs. Watbiaien ifuIoe forpres
en- Yeneeeape fra alIe De uree. 9e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-01

Wnaltio.
Den ioa ifol De bere; iao
por oct en- 0og, at Brofeten Sere.
mias ban elf Jig EN- 8ur uoen for
8pen o9 fom ne0 / 8olen, Der
boor Bottemagerne bno0e oeres so.
Der, og itonoie0e foron en- iaooon
og ltoo og la pnn, at Wonoen
orbcioe0e poa Sfipen. unoertioen
fltn0e ioo0on ct aar mislpffes, Der
bar life fommet Ger nof me6, eaer
en- lille Sten bar fommet 2eret
% Iapeoe Ell Hi0ic. iom oct 10 fnn
ooo me0 2eret i Pottemoqerens
Soono, o0 ioo, ia, ioa fnsiereoe ban
10 BET, iom bar misIpffet, og gior.
Dc ct au0et aor 0eraf ioo0an iom
bet bar ret for 9ottemogercn8 Zine
at gre.
Oct itoo Rrofeten % iou poo
| no9en EiO og tenfte lit oerbeO.
Nffurat ian6on er oct 10 meo os
= ligeiom 2eret er / 8ottemoQerens
6aano, ioa0nn er 38roeI8 Sus /
@nos Soon6.
Soo0on er oi oqioa / @n68 Snon6.
Oct bor oe lonqt 6riitigpre til of
tpnfe / enmle Gage. Men / Deter.
mini8mens Eiosol6er ter man bel
moi toge Sonten op igen.
&c, ie9 tiger e6er en- itor Sem
m~eli9beo, mine unoe Stn6iefpGer,
at bIibe ct 0nnnet Menneife, oct err
netop bogitobeIie iom Oroet Ipoer,
oct er at blibe 6onnet. Oet
er noget poiitiot, noqet, en- qsr
meo os.
Seq Logger Gem oIoorTi9t poo
Sin0e, oeriom De tpnfer pao en-
gang at futile blioe no9et for an
ore, for Ceres 2nn0 o9 for Ceres
0leomenneifer, foriam ga fife, mar
&c opeoer boooe 5oritooelien al
ANDRE, Selperfen0elien S~on66e6en,
6lioen og 9oiiom6eoen, oo oaioo
at ta9e 6rom beO8Iioet inc
0eres l%to0annelie og 6orbereoel-
ie.
0eune 9en oil ieg lore Gem:
Can MIG, 0 @u0, ioo bIiuer lea
0annet.
6bi oct moOiotte al 9onnelien-
oct er life DC uoonneoe. Sc fan
OGre poa gei til at 6lioe oonne0e.
0e Ioa hos Bottemogeren, boa6
oct mooiotte bar, al De aor, ban
oanneoe. Set bar oenl, iom mislpf-
feoeS. Get mooiatte al ct 0onnet
0ienneite er ben, iom mislDffes.
@en oe0 De, booroon iaaoon en-
miSlpffet Sfo6ning ier no?
Get er life blot goga6onoen,
nteibeigngt og ipirituSltinfen0e,
ban fan go0t o9re cano. phil. %
gaa / Smofin9 og Qafifo, men lum.
re Operetter meo bonole 9alIe oa
lIette 6ilnS0ramaer t~ilfreoSitiller
bans % benoes oan0eIige 6rona
o8 fuIturelle 8e6op. Oct er BAN,
lom Ter paa belle 2ipet JON poo
ct iaaonnt 5ilmsoromo og pao ia
lelo lom en- Blot Silifner. Soor.
oan ban er bleoet ina torpeIi0, er
life goot at iige, Der er iogtenS
mango @eie. Den Ell al 0e i~ifreite
er oen at babe lsie 6orbinOelier
meO oct onoet Ggn. aloeles bort.
let ira oct umorolife og egoiitiife
oeri, ser er intet, iom fan ioriimpIe
en- lng 6pr iao burtigt % ioa font.
plet JON MangeI pna NeIpeft for
aoin6en 90 for De ipoeIige aroo.
De 8oIf bprer 0prets W1prfe poo
6ereS TONNE 8onoer.
@uo Oonue Dem i'm Sfole, mi.
ne un9e 6il6orere, ioo Dere8 40
Gage bIioer en- itooig og Iioe gefit
i ScIOItGnoia6eo % / 0pgti9gsreI.
ie til Ceres aolo. / lloop6elie %
| SenaiOeIie / bans Billie. I'll ipoen.
De % iioit er 0anneIiens fuIofomne
WnoI at blioe netop til oct, lom
@no bar tpnft meo ct Menneife.
90 eoa iaa no og bring Suiin6.
onrSrioet iii Tprps Qnn0smprA m
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
Helena.

'Batted for Byrd In tenth.
Score hv innings.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
WE SPOTTED THEM.
ALL IN CHARITY
SAYS TUBAL

Tubalkanc counts himself very
well satisfied. lie. believes that the
spottng of the loatisome opposi-
tlon three contests was simply TO
preserve Handsome George I,eed's
peace Of mind ana that we then
went out and helped ourselves as
we pleased to a division Tuhal-
kane Is chucllehend. undoubtedly.
This has beenIa tough week On
poor, old Tube, however, with a
daily octoroonf to write. and he's
more to be pitftd than eensured.
II High inquiries: would the
cecream II II saw the lemon
sqneezcr?' We hope so. surely
Here's what you're looking for:
Just stop and think a minute;
We divvisd up the pie;
We gave them three, because you
see,
Reed was about to cry.
But IL we can split even,
When we did spot them three,
II doesn't seem the Great Falls
team
Has cause for eestasee.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05

Well, IL WAS go 80 all around Mis-
aoula and Great Falls split double
header yesterday and thus divided the
series. The llighlanders beat the
Reedbirds To In the opener the
most artistic muss of the season as
far rs the local lot Is concerned, and
spilled the second by the outrageous
count of II 10 q. The win was due
To the good pitching of Leslie Bush,
the Minnesota smoke boy, while the
lose was due To the antithesis of the
Braiiferd style of hurlng. The visit
ors presented Hidebrand in the first;
Rube did well, but his we'll wasn't AZ
good as the Bush article We started
keenan, In the second and regretted IL
almost Immediately. Druhet then went
ont To the mound of sacrifice. Like
Keenan,, Collie had little more than
his glove. Also. his wing was lame.
Then, to finish up, Blankenship sent
Carman to the diamonds center The
first baseman showed more than either
of his predecessors He held George
Reeds gang 10 one short Wallop III
three frames. Alex Remneas pitched
for the Elcctrics and took ii easy, aft
er his club had II great lead for him.
Thai first scrap provides "A very
pleasant subject. Bush had the WIS.,
itors buffaloed all the way. In but
two innings, the fourth aud sixth, did
more than three men face him. Hill
debrand was In good form, also. but
he threw the game away himself With
Il wild heaye OF sacrifice bunt In
the seventh This allowed the Win
ming run To come over.
The lIighlanders started their of
fensiye first With an earned run
Warren doubled into right field and
went 10 second on II sacrifice by Per-
rine, whom, as has been stated, ",
secured for Jachs Bassey clouted 4
double into left center and jackie
came home under wraps
/, took two singles and two mis-.
plays To let Great Falls tie the score
All this happened In the fourth, MIR
phy cracked a single oyer short, Ras.
sey tore IN ana speared the pill on Ia,
pickup. The Count pegged 10 first ant
would have caught Murphy. but Car
man was off his guard and the bal
rolled to the bench; frary wave.
Murphy 10 second He ment TO thirl
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
TENNIS STARS TO MEET.

Tacoma. Aug. 4.-With more than
200 entries, among which appear many
or the leading players of the Pacific
coast the twenty-second annual tour
fiameni of the Pacific Northwest Ten
MS association will open here tomor-
row, Among the stars who will take
part In the tournament are Melville II
Long, William Johnson and Ella F'ot :
treli OF san Francisco Miss May Sut-
ton and Miss Florence Sutton of Pasa
dena. William Bacon. Gerald Young
and Ward Dawson of Los Angeles; Joe
Tyler of Spokane; Sam Russell of
Seattle and Brandt Wickersham OF
Portland
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
EDITORS BATTLE.

Huntsville, Mo. Aug. 4.-Bitter per-
sonar quarrels over the democratic
congressional race in this district re-
suited In II street duel here today be-
tween John n. Hamilton. editor OF the
huntsville Herald. and Van Davis, edi-
Tor of the Huntsville Times. Both
men and Pearl Gum, a spectator. were
wounded. The latter was struck near
the heart and his injury may prove
fatal. An article which Davis print
ed this week and which Hamilton
maintained cast reflections upon him
brought about the shooting.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
ENGLISH DlsGUsTED.

London, Aug 4.-The discussion of
Ensland's position with respect to the
Olympic games is made feature of
the Sunday papers. r, c. Lehman,
noted oarsman and former member
of the house of commons In an inter-
view, said II was impossible for Eng
land to continue to be represented at
the games, which were not conducive
to true sport, but tended to interna-
tional friction. He deprecated the idea
Of copying American methods of spe-
cialization, saying that would mean
making sport profession.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
FIGHLANDERS AND ELECTRICS SHARE DOUBLE-1EADER


3; off Druhot, Z; off Carman, 1. Legal
at bats-Against Keenan,, g.; Druhot,
10; Cnrman, 2. Struck out---By Rem
meas. /; Druhat, 2; Carman, /. Bases
on balls-Off Remneas, 2; Keenan,, /;
Druhot, 3; Carman, 9. Time of game
! 30 Attendance--1,000. Umpire
F'fary Weather-Clear warm.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
TOWELS. ETC.
tFrom Judge,

(From Judge.)
Behold! The cotton summer gown
or Turkish toweling
For followers Of Fashions fads
Is ndw the latest thing.
II opens to thoughtful eye
A vista wide and new.
Where. opera cloaks may all be made
OF bath rugs white and blue.
The sponge. when II II not in use.
May deck a modish hat;
The dish cloth be q handkerchief,
oriqowing long crayat;
The lsundry bag an auto hood,
!. WEI cakes Of soap 10 trim IT.
AAt iht me not proIoHg the list.
A. pgae. there n no limit. 4.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
Oaks Register Twice,

san Francisco, Aug. 4.-Oaliland took
Doth games from Portland The
morning game was a sluggng bee, but,
although Portland made six two bag
gers out of nine hits against one two
bagger for Oakland. the visitors five
errors and the seven bases on balls
given by their pitchers more than Off
set their heavy work with the stick.
The afternoon game was n pretty
pitchers battle between Higginbotham
ana Pernoll Portland lost in the sew
enth on Higglnbothams present of a
walk 10 Hoffman. A single advanced
MN TO second and he scored by. sharp
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
Lowry LASTERs CO
A BIT DEEPER
INTO HOLE: 1:
.--@-------------
scRAPPY APOSTLES GRAB TWO
MORE GAMES FROM HUM.
BILE SENATORS.
GENERAL SUPERIORITY
Ogden Outbats and Outfields Helena
and Has Little Trouble in Coping
Two.Tim Victory, Although Con-
tests Are Close and Thrilling.

Helena, Aug. i.-Ogden won two
games from Helena today by superior
stick work and better fielding, al
though both games were close and ex-
citing The first game was decided
by II margin of one run and the sec
ond went to extra innings, ogden
pounding In two runs In the tenth.
after two men had been retired. The
scores
First game
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-05
MissouIa.

summary: Left on bases-Great
Falls. 4 Missoula. &. stolen bases
Faye, Hester Sacrifice hits --Fayc,
Misse TWo-basr hits--changnon
Roberts, Huolsman. narnan, Tobin,
Zamloeh Three base hits--Gibson .;
hnelsman. Homernn--Giffin Double
plays Faye to Misse to Hester; War
rem to Zamloch, Innings pitched by
Keenan,, /, pruhot Ia, rarman,
3 2-3, Runs batted in--By Gibson, 3;
Remneas, Huelsman. 9, Gffin 8;
chansnon, Roberts. .. Tohin, Zam-
loch, Warren. Base hits--Off Keenan,,
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Helena.


Ogden - ,X1G.... 4 . 0.1 o 0-l1
Helena n. .4.Ds.A, o 0 0 3 0 2 0---G
Summary: Stolen bases - Van,
Whalen. 3: Schmpff. Thompson,
Lussi. Baker Sacrifice hits-Nan.
Schimpff. Wood, .. Runs batted in
Spencer. Whalen. Schimpff Stone
Lussi. .: Irby. Kelly. >; Bryan Two
base hits Whalen. Thompson. Lussi.
lrby. Double plays - Wessler to
Sehimpff: Menges 10 Quigley To
Lussi. Hits-Off Jensen, in 1-3
innings; Oft Stone, 8 in 3 e-3 innings;
off Erickson. . In innings. Bases
on bals-Off Bryan. .: off Jensen. l.
Struck out-By Bryan. 2: by Stone, 4;
by Erickson. !. Hit by pitcher--By
Bryan. Murray: by Stone. Baker
Time, 2;O5 umpire-Wrlght.
Second game
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EM6EZzLER RELEASED.

Leayenwprth, Kan, Aug. 4,-Noah p.
Marker formerly cashier of the First
National bank OF Upton, Ind, con-
that institution, was released yester-
day from the federal prison here on
good behavior parole. having
served three years OF five-year sem
tence. The Upton banks shortages
are said to have amounted to over
100000.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

The first game was a beauty,
That Bush ~ sure some boy:
The way he dipped that pin across
Was cause FOR gobs of Joy
Wen Just forget that second game,
1t was an awful shame,
The way they piclSled that old ball,
In that there second frame.
HI Lander Hymn.
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Salt laNS.

Summary: Two -base hits-Levy. 2:
Dressan. Spencer. sPendleton, Fortier.
Gum, 9. Runs battcd in-By Dock
stader. Levy Spencer. Davis. .: Weav-
er Pendleton. Bittr6lff. Sacrifice hits
-Mathes. Spencer Davis. Sacrifice
fly-Jensen. Bases on balls-Off
Clark, s.; off Bitttplff. 3. Struck out
By Clark. s: BY Bittrolff, 2. Left
ON bases-'Butte, Z: Salt Lake. 10.
Double plays-Dressan( unasslsted):
Pendleton to Dresson; Pendleton to
Davis to Dressane wild pitch-Clark.
Passed ball-Kafpra. Hit by pitched
ball-Stovall, rKabra. Devereaux. Um-
pire--Carney Time, 1853.
Second pnmp--
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on a wild pitch and took the havland
on single by Huelsman.
This Is how we scored that win
ming run in the seventh: Carman
started trouble for Hldebrand with II
single, Tobin dumped one to the box.
Hildebrand tried for Carman at sec
ond and threw the ball an astonishing
distance into the outer works. car
man tailed and Bush did the rest.
Here are the particulars IN figures.
First game
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AN EVERYDAY TRAGEDY.

Mary dropped her eyes on the floor
as Henry burst into the room. Her
face heightened rapidly, and she finally
pierced him with a glance. As his
laugh rose and fell. she dropped her
Jaw and her voice broke,
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SALT LAKE. LET'S sUTfE HAVE
BUT bxe CONTEST I'M
WHOLE SERIES.
.DELL PUBS THE STUFF
Bitter Rootsr Lsts Mormons Have but
H'H Dozen ssssss and osor.pit
mountmsn Get "a Win Wished on
Them--HittroIff Takss Another.

Salt Lake. Aug. ,t4--Salt Lake and
Butte added one victory apiece TO
their standing when, each team won a
game In the double header played al
Cooley park today. Salt Lake won
the first game by n score of 3 to 4,
while Butte captured the other game
by u to 4. The scores:
First game.
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new electric fan seems to COM
bine all the well-known types by hav-
ing two sets OF blades which rotate
around the standard and tilt up and
down as they reyolye. I
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Standing OF tho Clubs.

At Lincoln-~Omaha, I'll; Lincoln,
1919.
At Denver--Des Moines, 10; Dem
Yer. 5-b,
AT Wichita-St, Joseph. o. Wichl-
IA, s.
Al Topeka sioux 0ity, 20; To-
peka III. IN
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Portland Drops Two.

Portland. Aug. 4.-Victoria took
both games of Il double header here
this afternoon. Both contests were al
most featureless. In the first game
Portland was wholly unable to fathom
Kantlehner, while Doty was batted al
most at will by Victoria In the seven
innings he pitched. Callahan, who
followed him. held the visitors to one
run. In the second game Portland
outbatted the visitors, but their field
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Champs Win.

st. Louis. Aug. 4.-Plank was eff
fective in all but two innings. while
his teammates hit the local pitchers
hard, Philadelphia winning the open
ing game Of the series. The fielding
of Wallace featured