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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07
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The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

domites an6 the "Sdrah shall hare a
antediluvians G Cd so"
made illustrations of the great lesson,
are to remember that these are not IL
lustrations of eternal torment. but of
destruction. These merely passed into
destruction q few years sooner than
ordinarily: for the death sentence
passed upon humanity in Adam. But
since Jesus Christ by the grace of
God tasted death for every man. all
come from the tomb.
"And Delivered Righteous Lot"
st. Peter informs us that Lot was
not in sympathy with his surround
ings. e Peter OF, 81 The flight of
Lot, with his wife and two unmarried
daughters. is simply told in our lesson.
The intimation of verse 20 is that
Gods Mercy toward Lot was because
Of his relationship to Abraham. This
view is consistent with all Scriptural
statements on the subject
Adams entire race was condemned
to death in him. Hence Divine Justice
owed them nothing. Divine Mercy had
entered into a special Covenant with
Abraha but that Covenant extended
to none others, except Abraham's seed
Therefore Lots relationship to Abra-
ham was the only reason why God
should favor him.
"There's Wilderness In Gods Mercy"
This does not signify that God is
merciless. but that, having provided
a way by which He will exercise Mer-
cy, He rarely exercises it outside of
that channel. The channel of Gods
Mercy is Christ Jesus, who declared.
mo man cometh unto the Father but
by Me-" st. Peter substantiates this
statement. See Acts 4:12. The Scrip
lures clearly teach that none were
saved until Jesus died. This is the
key which unlocks the wonders of
Gods grace even though to some the
statement may seem astounding.
We should rid ourselves of the
thought that the holy men of the past
went to Heaven. and the remainder of
mankind to eternal tOrIre. The BIZ
BILE most distinctly decNres that all,
both good and bad, slept with their
fathers" They still sleep, awaiting
the time when Abrahams Seed Gala
tians 3:16, 29) will be completed. and
set up Gods Kingdom on earth, over
throw sin and death, and deliver the
captives from the tomb.
The First, or Chief Resurrection.
The First Resurrection began with
our Lord Jesus and is not yet com
pIete; for all the Elect are to share
both His sacrificial death and His Res
direction. These will reign with Christ
a thousand years. and as the Seed of
Abraham, fully empowered. will bless
all those redeemed by the precious
blood of Calvary Revelation 20:4.
st. Paul emphasizes this point in He
brews II :3S-4O. declaring that while
the Ancient Worthless received indica-
tons of Gods ia
~ ~N vors, nevertheless
M that favor 90,
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

KT HEN Abra ham was ninety
81 r. nine years old = in 2021
~A b. CHS encampment was
at Hebron. There the Lord
and two angels appeared to him as
men. He knew them not, but enter
tanned them. Q1ebrews 13:2, The
one called the Lord was doubtless the
LogoS, subsequently mans Redeemer.
The Lord on this occasion tod Abra
ham that Ishmael would not be the
heir of the Promise. but that shortly
Sarah would have q son The next
year Isaac was born.
AS Abraham walked little distance
with his visitors, he learned who they
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

uOnS or COO $ Ia
vors, nevertheless
t h a t favor cal
come only through
c b ri S t. ConSe-
quently they can
not reach everlast-
ing life until the
Spiritual Seed Of
A Abraham S b a ] ]
have been complet-
ed. Jesus also at
tested that they
had not gone TO
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07

Heaven, saying. NO man hath as
cended up to Heaven. John 3:13
Hore For the sodomtes.
The hope for the Sodomites is e,s
actiy the same as that for the remain
der of mankind. The hope of the
world is the Messianic Kingdom. and
the deliverance from sin and death
which it will effect The basis Of hope
for both Church and world is the one
sacrifice at Calvary.
Jesus de- iares that it will be more
tolerahle for Sodom and Gomorrah in
the Judgment Day the thousand years
Of His reign than for those of His day
who rejected Him. This clearly shows
that the fate of the Scdomites is not
sealed We also find abundant testi-
mony in Ezekiel 16:46-G3 that the So
domites will be awakened from death,
and brought to a knowledge of God
and to an opportunity of obtaining hu-
man perfection and everlasting life,
through the Messiah-the Seed of
Abraham-by willing obedience to the
laws of the Messianic Kingdom
The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1913-03-07
IT fegE- BROKLYN
MlIEADERNACLED
BIBLE -STUDY-ON

HOPE FOR THE SODOMlTES.
Genesis 19: 1917, % -29-March 9.
"Come ye ou IRON, Gleong them aud be D.
separate, saith TIE LORD. md touch no ua.
clean thing. % Corinthians en-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
SPEEDY HYDRO
EXPECTED SOON
Mile a Minute Almost Certain to
Be Realized on Water


Oh'c'Eo' Dcc' IL 'ohS r'''"H ny
droplanes, roomy gasoline cruisers and
short mblike motor boats of the
George Fitch tyne will all have their
chances 10 he bruught before the pub
lie eve nj the first annual national mo-
tor boat show to be held i'm the Coli
scum February 2S-AIarch :. The dis
MAY will hiring To the public a realiZa-
zion If the wonderful progress made in
tho buiIdino or rho motor-propeIled
craft in the mast few years and fol-
lows closely upon the heels of the am
ro,ucemcnt made Wednesday that the
Iarmsworth trophy trials are tn be
held in Chicago next summer
The show carries an added interest
hecousn or tho climinations which are
held IN select the fastest American
hvdropIaue ia race the English defend
or ana sneeders of other nations. In
osmncb rs Chicago IS to hc the center
or American motor hoating next year.
local neop,c win have = chance To size
nm .ho m,cr nycrs M close range as
,,u ,s in IN. wafer
/, il almost a sure hing" that mile
o-minutc sneed ON the water will he
dava,oncd bcrc ot the NATIONAL trials.
I,r,.s puoh,e Disurhcr ~. with the
noyer or I 900 horses i'm its stepped
mn will do This accordinr to experts.
IT.. n.,.,, D.Iia,.. p,u1p
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
ORGANIZED BASEBALL MAY
BE ATTACKED AS TRUST
This Is Indicated by Statement OF
Federal League Counsel.

Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 3l.-That or
garized base ball will he attacked as a
trust under the. sherman antitrust
law and as maintaining "A blacklist IN
case any injunctions are sought To re-
strain players held under the reserve
clause from playing with the Federal
league. was Indicated by statement
issued by Edward T.. Gates of this city.
counscl Tor Federal league.
"1'he national commission, il it goes
into court will Immediately be con-
frnntcd with two very serious PROPOSE
ticns: First. - the commission trust
within the meaning of the sherman
antitrust act! And is not, in fact i
blacklist maintained" he said.
There Is no doubt in the mind OF
anyone. We take it. that organized
baseball. as organized Under the So
called national agreement. has I'm the
past monopollZed the baseball business
nor only by attempting to crush com
pctitinn. hut 10y tying M ny contract
tho professional baseball clubs and
niavcrs of the United States. from the
largest down To the smallest minor
league clubs, and that the hall players
cannot play ball with any competitor
whatsoever"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
FEDS" GET BUSY.
plan to Spend $t250oo on Chicago
Grandsthnd.

Chicago, Dec 3I.-Thc Chicago Fed.
cral leaeue club has advertised 10;
bids for the construction of cement
ANA steel grandstaEd 10 cost Sl2j.o0o.
I.rouncs have been purchased on the
North side. Bids for the stand viii
be opened immediately ana lhe con
tracts win be awarded al once il was
announced.
Joseph Tinker. former manager %
the Cincinnati Nationals. who signed
u three years contract saturday 10
manage the Chicago l'cdorals, Is away
from Chicago. it was made known to-
day on mission To obtain IlavorS
for his team. Tinker is authoritative
~ stated already To have nlnc regular
players, of whom five are big loagcrs
lie is after others.
Charles Woeehman, president of the
Chicago Fcdcrals, stated today that
Tinker would make no attempt 80
sign any players un Ter contract To-
play i'm any other league.
Tinker is not trying To- get llcini"
~ tic N"''N. w -
declared.
II was said ~ Thinkers HON" thai
he was ont of town on business, I'm;
information as to his whereabouts was
declined. President Gilmore Of IN"
Federal league is in New York con-
ferring with iinanciers, 1t Is SAID,
with reference TO grounds IN that cit}
or Brooklyn.
The new Federal league grounds
here are Goo 10y as feet. IN, eitul.
ton Is in the most populous center oi
the North side, which has beer with
out a baseball league grounds. The
Nationals bascbqli grounds are on the
West Side and the American ball park
is ON the South Side. both of them
being miles distant from the new base =
hall field
Charles Wecghman, president OF the
Chicago. Fcderals, is rated as mil
,ionaire.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
WITH THE BOXERS.
!. ;. :. :. : :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :. :.

:. :. =. - = :. - - :. = = - = = - :.
Charley Whites defeat At the han Is
Of Johnny Dundee cost him match
with Champion Willie Ritchic.
\ new boxing club is soon To be
opcncd i'm Windsor ont. y number
Of Detroit sports are interested IN the
venture.
NJ lippe is on his way To Australia
with Jcn smith. Nat Williams, IN
English lightweight. and Jules Duhire
n French middicwcight.
Maurice savers. the Milwaukee
lightweight who has been out of the
game for some time. believes he u
rapable nf successful comeback
If Jack Dillon and Jimmy ClahhN
clash in Los Angeles IN January the
bout will he billed as championship
affair FOR the worlds middlcweiSE'
title
Jim Driscoll. former English fcath'
crweight champion. who declared re-
Gently he would re-ent"r the ring, has
changed his mind and VIII remain II
retirement.
Promoter Jim Conroth has handled
considerable money during his thir
teen years In the boxing game. Jim !
hooks show he has taken In more
Than $1,000, 900 at the gate aud tia
about sea0. 600 Of il has been paid on
To The fighters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
ENTRIES CLOSE FRIDAY
Exhibits For Poultry Show Must Be
Filed With Committee.

Entries for the Upper Peninsula
roul,r, exhibit which viii open la the
town hail Monday, will CLOSE Friday
ovcnn4. The executive committee de
sircs To- call attention To this feature
and unless the names OF entrants to-
gcthcr with the class of their exhibits
is submitted early. much confusion
may result.
President W. j. Reynolds has rerciv-
cd "a communication from Judge Har-
rison of Mcnomiuee. who offers a spe-
cial prize. So cockereL to the best
exhibitor Of the best pen of Rhode ISL
and Pcds. incidentally, Judge Harri-
son refers 10 the adverse attitude OF
Aeuomucc fancicrs relative To next
weeks show. This he attributes 10 the
iuu,vuc reports of conditions in the
con- per district no Illustrate the eff
feet of this. Judge Wells has written
Judge Harrison, asking if "ha thought
| il were safe to come 10 Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
ENGLAND WANTS CHAMPION
officers Plan Contests to De
velop Boxers.

London, Dee, Sl.-MllitarN officers
generally are piqucd over the recent
easy defeat of BombarGier Wells 10y
Georges carpenter, the French cham
piun. at the National Sporting club.
Two of the most notable boxers the
army mas produced OF recent years,
Gunner Nor ana Bombdrdicr Wells.
nav" faIicd signally when plttcd
against first class men.
Therc is now a scheme under con-
sidcratiun to consider TIA" best heavy
weight boxers that the service pos
srssrs and tu prove conclusivclN tina!
,hc army can really produce a cham
pion. FOR this purpose it is proposed
10 hold u series of contests next year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
PITCHING BETTER?
BATTING PooRER9
a. A. Figures Show Highest Singing
Marks Have Receded.

Are American association twirlers
Of today u better brand than those who
pitched in 1902, the leagues initial
season
A glance over the "iigsers" shows
that the highest team batting each
year is gradually diminishing although
twirlcrs in proxy" Chivingtons
league had poor season in 1911. That
year, the NTllers. pennant winners
hammered the choice offerings of all
twirlers for a team average of 3Ol. Al
though zoe Cantillion's warriors won
the pennant again the following sea-
son, their batting lamps were not so
we'll polished and dropped in team
batting for an average Of .2S1. losing
twenty points.
In .he season just closed, and the
Brewers winning pennant, and for a
great time leading the league for high
est batting honorS. fell down in the
closing days Of the race and were
beaten by 81. Paul second division
nnishers. This same ST Paul bunch
appears To have gang of good swat
tiers on the team at all times. -Four
times the Saints have held highest
batting honors. Louisville ana Mime
apalis have each held it three times.
Judging from this, then, batting is
not the only important essential for a
team winning pcnnants. The following
are the figures of the highest team
batting by Years in the American as
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
SPIT BALL DOES
NOT INJURE ARM
Christy MatheSon, Comes to De-
tense of Heavers Who Use II

Los Angeles, Cal. Dee. 3l.-That
spitball pitching does not injure n
players arm any more than if he used
curved balls is the opinion of Christy
Mathewson, king of al the heavens
Stories recently have appeared, stat
ing that because Ed Walsh and Rus
cell Ford used the spitball their arms
are all i'm. Walter Johnson, leader of
the American League 'twirlers, Is one
man who was quoted 70 that effect. But
Mathcwson denies tlIat such is the
rasc.
"Fd Walshs arm is rs good as ever,
said Matty today. "CSllahan told me
bn the trip across the continent with
he worlds tourists hat Walsh was
unable To do his regular work last
year simply because he was i'll phys
cally Walsh had touch Of malaria
and was run down generally. lie was
sick man, but there was and is Moth
ing wrong with his arm. Callahan is
counting ON fhc big fellow for next
year
pitched some line games last season.
remember that in one contest the op-
posing team did not get "A hit off him
until the ninth inning, and thai was
during the latter part Of the season.
The fans also should remember the
kind of a club on which Ford was
pitching.
THE talk Of Walsh's arm being in-
cured by the too frequent use of the
spitball is simply newspaper talk and
it Is all bosh.
II havc.a spitball, although do not
usc il during n league game. ! de-
Nclopcd II in order to see just what D.
was. When throwing it I find that
there IS no mere strain upon my arm
than if threw Il curved BAH do not
expect to nsc it next year, hut OF
course if find that my regular curves
and change of pace are not successful
! viii use the splitter.
"Go!Ag back To Walsh's case, ! would
say that in case his arm does give way
soon that IL will be no argument
,gainst tho use Of the spithall. ANY
an knows that Walsh has pitchc,
\ more than his share of games and thai
NJ e Is ready To go into any game. u
Is arm is worn ont IL is because h'
itchcd too often. not because hc usct
|. De- spitball"
~ Nhristy Mathewson led the Ma
- onal league pitchers in the matter %
lowing he smallest percentage o
ms To u game. IT easily can he seer
ut there is slight chances for hin
ing the splitter next year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
KLAUS EARNINGS s,25,coo.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. 3l--George
Enelc, manager of Frank Klaus. who
was Knocked out twice by George
Chin within seven weeks, after he had
beaten the best i'm this country and
Europe. said that the former middle
weight champion is through as "a iiGht-
or because of careless training. lie
said that Id and Klaus In the several
wears they had been together had
made $4,000.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-31
CANADIANS PLAN RACES.
euild New Yachts for Contest During
1914.

New York Dec. 3I.--Thc Royal Ca
madam yacht club is raising an $4,000
subscription Rnd for the building nl
- now Yacht racing union cup defender.
The trophy .\Nas won by the Patricia
on Lake Michigan last summer. ana
rhc Chicago Yacht club has challenged
for the cup. the races To bc held dur
ing the summer of 1914.
The new cup defender will hc de-
signed by George Owens of Boston.
who is also designer of on" of the
rev Canadians for American cup hou-
crs. Tho new pclass third rater viii
be- built ny James Andrews at oak
vile. ont