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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16

STOP paying rent-New 4 room cottage, bath:
pantry. mantel. electric lights. street work anss
tions school church. stores and electric carr
price 81, 500; $3.50 cash. balance So monthly
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sANTA CLARA VALLEY
ELEVATED HoME SITES

5 acres. with view of the whole santa Clara
valley: all among beautiful madrone,
laurel and redwood timber trout
stream flowing through place oranges
v5ees md Unit trees: an fenced
buildings: ia miles 60 electric ears
price S55 per acre.
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Sixty DOLLARS PER ACRE
SpTFVDI0 co7TITpY Eo1I

SPLENDID COUNTRY HOME.
10 acres; choice fruit and vegetable land
dwelling Of rooms. bungalow in rear; barn,
outbuildings, chicken houses. incubators brood
ers; variety Of fruits nuts and berries: 3 acres
garden; all for $4,000. worth ST., GOO; best Of
reasons for sacrificing; near railroad station and
only half hour TO Oakland; do not fail to -inves-
tigate this.
J. WALTER SMITH. South Berkeley.
Phone Piedmont 3027.
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CONTRA COSTA COUNTY LANDS FOR SALE
BY THE ALDEN co.
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e. 0o0-Bargain-5 room high basement cot
tage. brick foundation. bath pantry. china
closet gas fruit trees. berries. flowers and
lawn. lot 5OxI35: blocks from main street;
street work and concrete walks done; blocks
10 Key Route and :. p stations; electric cars.
school churches and stores; easy terms
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PERKINS SMITH COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents. Lakeside Tract,
ADAMS POINT PROPERTY.

This beautiful lake front property located ON
the north bank of Lake Merritt and bounded on
the west by the 10 acre city park. only ) min
utes on the Grand car. which skirts the
northern end of this property. and only short
walk from l4tl ST. aud Broadway, is destined
70 be the choicest and most desirable residence
district in Oakland.
Just think of being able TO buy lot facing
on the park for only $50 per foot. This same lot
(tbe only park frontage lot left in / year will
sell for 500 psr foot. Remember that the oppor-
tunities today are just as great as they a
few years ago
Overlooking this tract TO the north Of Grand
nv. is the Highland subdivision. located on both
sides OF Perkins St. which stretches back into
the hills; property here can be bought for from
$50 TO 500 per foot, and il takes only one third
cash. the balance on year mortgage at per
cent net, to handle these lots.
Over 81 .0QG 0G0 i'm improvements has been ex-
pended in the last 4 years in these tracts See
US for further particulars
See page ) of the magazine section of the San
Francisco Call of today for description OF the
Lakeside Park tAdoms Point.
PERKINS-SdTTH COMPANY,
Telegraph av.. Oakland.
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sNAP RARGAINS In RANCRES

SNAP BARGAINS IN RANCHES
81 .OO0--At a sacrifice for absent owner; ranch.
100 acres: healthy location in the hills; | mile
from survey for electric railroad, 10 from St
Helena: with small house, barn and 10 acres
vineyard and orchard.
Sl.400-A place to spend your vacation in the
redwoods: ranch. 100 acres, with house, barn
and garden: lots OF wood and spring water;
good hunting ana fishing; between Cloyerdale
and Anderson valley
$50 an acre; 100 acres. grain land with i'm
prOvements: east of Stockton; excellent for
eucalyptus trees.
50 so an acre; 10000 acre ranch in San Luis
0bisp0 county, with water and timber
SIS an acre reduced 8, 100 acres; improved;
fhalf in wheat running water for irrigation;
north Of Fresno Get particulars.
ROTHERMEB & CO. PAT Russ bldg, S. F.
NENDOCINO COUNTY FARMING AND STOCK
RANCH
About ! 600 acres: about 200 acres cleared with
scattering oaks standing through the cleared
land- there is over 5000 cords wood the
place worth s. per cord in Ukah; the place
is well watered; there are about 200 acres
more that can be easily cleared part Of
which grows alfalfa; the place is partly
fenced: there house and barn on the place
that need a little repairs; also a vineyard and
small orchard; price $3.50 per acre for quick
sale: terms. If this does not suit you we have
others. Cell and we viii tell you all about
:. L, JOHNSON & CO. e25 Market St. s. F.
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COUNTRY real EsTArE-Contlnred

GENTLEMAN'S HoME-About 5 miles from
San Jose on a high eminence commanding
superb view of the valley: close TO carline; 81
acres bearing fruits with fine crop; abundance
of pure water: new house of rooms with all
modern eonveniences; outbuildings with addir
tionaI quarters for help; climate unsurpassed;
ideal for gentleman's home or sanitorlum.
Price $50 600 and worth it, CASE, SHORT
RYAN, San Jose, Cal.
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MAsoN.AcpuFFIE coMPANY.
BERKELEY

WHERE THE KEY ROUTE STOPS.
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So 250
Beautiful home of q rooms. large lot sunny
corner: call any time sos 35th ST. cor. of Mar
ket: terms.
n H. PERCIvAL. Owner.
Tel Oakland 49,. Room 40 Bacon Block,
Piedmont Oil. Oakland
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY LANDS.
SOUTHERN ALBERTA. CANADA.
In the celebrated winter wheat belt Rich
land yielding large crops of wheat barley.
oats sugar beets. etc. Railroad now building
through the tract Offering for sale.
Price sl4 to 81 per acre. Small cash pay
menI and annual installments. Join next
excursion leaving here May % 1909. when the
low rates 10 the Seattle Exposition VIII be in
effect Write for map and literature.
r. A. BERRY d CO.. AGENTS.
Center and oxford SITS. Berkeley. Cal.
SIXTY DOLLARS PER ACRE
Marion colOny-Fresno CO.. 20 acre tracts: very
hest early citrus fruit soil in state: irrigation
canal; unlimited water supply. 6215c per acre
yearly: schools close by; train within short
distance Abundant well water at so feet.
VIII plant and care for nonTesdents; $40 per
acre down. balance at per cent. VIII eN-
change for bay property improved or unim-
proved
FRANK r. NEVILLE
1911 Webster St. Alameda Cal.
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HAVE : new. modern cottages CT ; large rooms
halls paneled dining room. beam ceiling.
finished in weafhercd oak. nickel plated
plumbing; bnilt by DAYS labor: easy terms.
Inquire OF owner, 30s-9 1st Natl Bank Bldg,
Oakland
So, S00-$750 cash. Elegant high basement )
cottage; beam ceiling, panel dining room;
south front lot 40x135; north side sd st.
bet Dover and Shattuck, 2iz blocks from Key
Route station. Owner premises Sunday,
10 a. m. To l p.
MUST BE SOLD.
An elegant. cottage. high basement.
beamed ceiling. paneed dining room; lot 40x
1o4 south frontage; driveway located in CID st.
near Shattuck ay.; blocks from Key Route
and S. p. easy terms if desired. Owner, box
2S14. Call office, Oakland.
ROOM house, 9ls 18th ST. in good condition;
lot 50x111; within 100 feet of Market and
Myrtle SITS. modern improvements, barn.
washroom and storeroom: lot alone worth price
asked; look at 1t first. aud If you mean bust
ness call on the owner S42 West st. up
stairs, rear. Oakland. No curiosity seekers.
GOOD buy-rBuslness building between Broad
Way and Washington ST, Oakland; paying good
interest Box 234g, Cali Office
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OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET

SPECIAL.
qargel cottage, finely located; near
Telegraph av and Key Route Oakland; plenty oil
fruit. flowers and berries: windmill and best Of
water: gas and electricity: cement walks. lot
50x100 party leaving town: SO 600: half cash.
balance at 6 per cent for quick sale.
W. B. THOMAS & CO.
1920 Telegraph av.. Oakland.
s20-Sunny. healthy located. mp TO date 5 room
cottage. with basement: Just flushed: z. Path
st Dad In1ura F1n4 p. 23d ST.. Oak.d
OAKLAND HOUSES To LIZ
FURNISHED lower part of house large rooms
piano, sewing machine. wash kitchen. garden;
$50 as Crescent 81. near Perry. Oakland.
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fine home and income place of %
acres for sale; mostly wine grapes, orchard,
pasture stately oaks, orange and other trees
around fine house, furnished; fine surround
ings; vineyard work all done; everything IN
fine shape; plenty water piped all over ana
through buildings; splendid barn and outbulla-
ings: acres hay: 2 rigs. harness, chickens,
cow years wood in shed. BY owner, r. ..
box GIG Iivermore Alameda county, CAL
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SUBDIVISION TRACTS.
10000 acres for farming and grazing; Sll acre
1900 acres alfalfa land; SAT per acre
900 acres, farming, fruits, ETC.. $50 acre.
1900 acres for eucalyptus and alfalfa; 80 a.
1000 acres. MERGED grain land, $50 acre
1000 orange land, S27 an acre
Easy terms can be arranged on these. Have
other tracts. too numerous TO mention.
CHAS W. FISHER eco Market ST.
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HOUSE Keeping ROOMS

SUNNY room furnished apartments modern.
separate entrance. local and Grove ST. ears;
SIS: adults 1907 Prince ST. Berkelev.
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$1,000 room bungalow, bath. pantry. gas
and electric lights. paneled dining room, beam
ceiling mantel china closet; lot 4ON1OO;
block from Key Route; terms $500 cash. bal
ance same rent.
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BEAUTIFUL Z house: sunny corner Apply
264f Fulton ST. cor Derby Dwight way sta.
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LAST NOTICE syndicate Club No. ? viii close
ia feE dags- sFresno income nome farms. ,
mics from railrosd and good town and only -
miles from city 81 Fresno
cooperative Syndicate Club No. 2 win close:
Club No 3 sill cost you more.
. ACRE INCOME FARMS FOR S12J.
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ill acres 3 miles from Yscavile. ia early
fruit belt. wbici shipped tie earliest cherries
10 Chicago fhis wear at enormous prices; IS
acrrs bearing orchard. 20 acres in hay. 30
acres good alfalfa land. so acres level. balance
rolling fruit land: good farm buildings; wind
mill and tank all farming tools: near school /;
? productive place. only Sc. 600 SO 800 cash.
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u ACRES near Guernevllle: 10 acres in bearing
nr1nes house and barn: spring water; price
$500: can rent prune orchard for $3.50 cash
per year for term OF years. keeping the house
and improvements for summer home This is
bargain; will pay big interest on the in
yestment. Send stamp for list
LEMEI. q PETERSON. Santa Rosa. Cal
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80 acres deep rich loan OF best quality:
level. extra coed buildings. nesr Vacaville:
family Irciiard; pair Of FooG mules; q ranch
with extra good soil: 5000 $1,000 cash.
COT NTRN DEPT. HOICOMB REALTY CO..
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81, 000-For sale. "A acres in Mendocino CO., ne
cessbe by good county road or traini II miles
from coast: desirable location; fertile; abund-
ant pure spring water; fine mineral spring
ideal health resort. chicken fruit ranch;
Young orchard: large collection choice berries
in bearing: good local market: correspondence
principal only. MRS. W0LBACH, Comptche.
Afcadocino 90. Cal.
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OAKLAND FLATS TO LET
HANDSOMELY furnished sunny fat; rooms.
reasonable rent. 1909 Pine st.
To let--New. room fat. modern improvements:
very convenient: l - blocks to 10th ST. and
517 Apgar st.
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MODERN. new, room, story residence
double floor; living room. hail and dining
room hardwood: beam ceiling 10 dining room
book eases. seats. etc; deck; ? toilets and
bath: fine view only 3 blocks 10 Claresnont
Key Route cars for city; owner called away
must SELL Cali and owner. &c Alca-
traz av. near College.
BERKELEY house for sale: beautiful new
home; near Key Route and Claremont: hand
somely furnished; sickness compeis sale: can
be had at bargain. principals only. Apply
to f. NJ. MOORE. Key Route Inn.
S2.75o-Sz5O cash $50 per month: room cot
tage: lot S2x129. Take any Berkeley transfer
TO Dwight way, get on at California ST and
walk north TO Bancroft 2222 California st
Owner on premises Sunday. 10 a. M 10 l p. M
MUST be sold this wsek-New rootn horse ana
STORE lot 3exI0o; also room cottage IN
rear. Price complete with street work side
walks. sewer srd city water 81 400. az
Grayson st. M. 9Th. West Berkeley
FOR rent-BeautifuI home OF II rooms: yard
50xi60; ia most desirable residence district Of
Berkeley; Oh new carline connecting with All
city tKsins: $50 per month: lease years vc
longer. See Owner. aai0 Hilesas- sv
MUST sell; going away new honSe OF rooms
and bath. laundry. two toilets. hardwood acars
large barn: lot 50x130: come and make an
offer. Call GS75 Dancan st. = blocks east
OF Telegraph. near Nooise5-
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SO 400 room cottage. bath. pantry, laun-
dry. electric lights and gas mantely street
work and walks done; large lot; terms 500
cash balance S25 monthly
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This includes canals and laterals: well water
81 - feet. water for irrigating 90 cents an
as1c per year We viii improve All farms IN
either alfalfa. vines eucalyptus. and care
Tor them free 81 All cost for ] year We mean
what we say call ~ once and talk this over
wifi us. We want good class of settlers.
Investigate al once. No more than 40 acres
20 any one person. Free excursion to mem
hcrs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
LOCAL ALUMNI TO WE'D.
Coming NuptiaIs Of A. e. Bobst, Of In
terest to Central Iowa.

terest to Central Iowa.
On June Is in Minneapolis will be
celebrated wedding. which will be of
interest to people of this city, Ames,
Eldora and Geneva, when Mr.. A. E.
Bobst, formerly of this city and
graduate of the local high school, who
lives in Washington. D. c.. and Miss
Mabel Gearhart. formerly of Eldora,
are to be married at the home of Miss
Gearhart's sister, Mrs. Chester j. Crel-
lin.
Miss Gearhart, is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Gearhart, for
mer very we'll known Eldora couple
who are living in Araphoe, Neb.
Mr.. Bobst lived in this city for two
years with Mr.. and Mrs. David Len
nox, while he was attending the high
school from which he graduated in
1901. After graduating Mr.. Bobst was
an assistant instructor in the depart
ment of chemistry of Iowa State COL
iege, Ames. Later he went to WASH
ington, D. c.. where he now holds an
excellent position in the departm ent of
patents. He is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Bobst, Of Geneva.
| Mr.. Bobst and his bride will go
from Minneapolis to Duluth, where
they will embark for trip thru the
great lakes and down the Hudson to
4 New York. They viii live in Washing
ton.
! He spent Sunday in the city visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Lennox and
at the home of Mrs c. Crellin, leaving
this morning for Geneva to visit with
his parents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07

LAST MORNING SERMON.
Sunday Gives Advice to New Converts
tHioe;n1

SioSi'S 0dy'
With an audience of $500 before him
Sabbath morning, Rev. Mr.. Sunday de-
voted the forty minutes that he
preached 10 giving advice to new con-
verts. and church members and chris
,ians and the church itself.
His text was Second John, 8, Look
to yourselves, that we lose not those
things which we have wrought, but
that we receive the full reward"
He said in part as follows: "a great
many people suppose that after ac-
eepting Jesus Christ and joining the
church that that is all they have TO do
10 lead a christian life. To receive the
full reward of christianity you must
be ever watchful, ever earnest, ever
enthusiastic in the christian life, all
ways on the alert and willing to do
| what God would have you do. Be care
full to avoid temptations"
| He arraigned church members for
failing 10 stand behind their pastors
and giving him their full support, and
! he declared that many were trying to
run the heavenly race burdened with
| a lot of worldly sins. He denounced
conservative christians as being too
lazy to run and TOO afraid to fight
|
for God.
Being fully saved" and keeping
fully saved" he said, "was the secret
of having power for God. He advised
the churches to give a helping hand
and all the support in their power to
the new converts in their spiritual
journey He pleaded with them to help
those who would fall thru temptations
and not to shove them on deeper down
by GOODNESS and criticism,
He pictured the convert as babe
weak and unable TO walk alone in its
own strength, but growing stronger
each day in the strength of God, sc
that eventually it could run at full
speed on the errands of the Lord.
HE advised converts to feed con-
stantly on prayer and the word Of
God, and in doing that they would fine
the needed strength to keep them true
to the start they had made.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
Had Attempted Suicide.
JOHN JOHNSON DEAD.
WeIl-known Shoemaker Of the Cit
Dies of tuberculosis.

Dies of tuberculosis.
Having contracted pulmonary tu-
herculosis from caring for his wife,
who died of the same disease June %,
1903, John johnson. 400 Union street.
well known shoemaker of the city, died
a his home Sunday afternoon at 3: 80
Mr.. Johnson had been a resident Of
this city for about twenty-e sight years,
and for the past fifteen years had con-
Quoted mis- repair shop in the E. G.
Wallace store. Several years ago, in
company with H. Westling, now of
Des Moines, Mr.. johnson owned and
conducted a retail shoe business,
known as The Famous store, which was
afterwards sold to Mr.. Wallace
Mr.. Johnson was native Of Swe-
den, and was born near Stockholm
Dec. Is, 1850. He was united in mar
riage to Miss Hannah Sophia Pierson,
on Aug. 1s, 1877, and came to Chicago
in 1881. After a short residence there
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson moved to Mar
shalltown. Mr.. Johnson was an up
right, honest, sober and industrious
man, and was respected by all who
knew him. He was a member of the
First Baptist church.
Five children, three sons and two
daughters, survive their father. They
are Gus E. Johnson, Of Waterloo;
Mrs. L. Kunkel, of Racine, Wis;
George and Eugene johnson, of this
city. and Mrs. II. E. Boyce, of Shan
non City, iowa.
The funeral will be held from the
family home, Tuesday afternoon, al
2:3o, Rev. James MCGEE officiating.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
Thanks and Good Bye

Rev. Mr.. Sunday thanked all who
had helped him during the revival, be-
fore he began his farewell sermon. AZ
ter he had preached it, he and the
members of his party bade the congre-
cation good bye from the platform.
In expressing his thanks Mr.. Sunday
said he appreciated every help and aid
that had been given him, and all the
persons who had had any part in help
ing on the meetings. He thanked l..
R. Willard who, as chairman of the en-
tertainment committee. had provided a
home for the party, and he thanked Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. McNeely for their
home. He thanked the T.-R., the
preachers, the choir. the ushers, the or
chestra and the committees.
Gathering about him at the close of
the service the members of his party
they all joined in a farewell While
Miss MacLaren, Mr.. Fischer and Mr..
Butler sang We'll Never Say Good
Bye" and as its melody died away, the
last congregation, which was standing
on the seats. waved their handkerchiefs
in farewell salutation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
TRAIN MAKES FAST TIME.
Special on iowa Central Carries Yeo
men Delegation to Minneapolis.

On a special train of six cars over
the Iowa Central, reaching this city at
9:33 Sunday morning, were borne a
large delegation of Brotherhood Of
American Yeomen from Kansas City,
en- route to the national convention at
Minneapolis.
The special train made fast time ov-
er the Central, getting the sleepers
from the Wabash at Abba, and turning
them over to the NJ. & st. L. at Albert
Lea. Only one station was made be-
tween Abba and Marshalltown, and
that at Grinnell for breakfast. The ac-
tual running time was as fast as sixty
three miles an hour, and averaged
around fifty and fifty-five.
Engineer mick" Miller and fireman
Herman Strouse were on engine No. 10
that brought the train into this city,
and On engine No. ~. out of this city,
were Engineer Benny" Collins and
Fireman Harry Andrews Conductor
Frank Snyder was in charge OF the
train. ard accompanying the specia,
was Trainmaster ]. e. Ryan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-06-07
FAREWELL TO MEN
Sunday breaches Last Sermon to Men
on THE Judement'-Makes a Pow
erful Closing Plea for Men to Turn
Erop, Sir

From Sin.
The Judgment and the eternal
punishment for those who sin and will
not accept Jesus Christ as their saw
Jour, was the subject of the final and
last plea Rev. Mr. Sunday made to
men of Marshalltown and its vicinity
in his sermon at the tabernacle on
Sabbath afternoon. Despite the swell
-tering heat inside of the big wooden
structure Mr.. Sunday was greeted by
an audience of 5000
His text was, 1T is appointed to
men once to die, after that the judg-
ment." With the earnestness of one
making the final and last argument
and plea in a great cause Mr.. Sunday
entreated and urged sinful men TO
acknowledge Christ and turn from the
pathway of sin.
He argued the inevitable judgment
day, the final day of reckoning, which
would follow death, as surely as night
follows the day, and he pointed to the
only way that the fearful judgment of
perdition might be escaped
liz lQt Ills 4lIIeiI IiISSSdSS up " lliS
individual as a personal matter of SAL
vation. He presented it in the hope
that it would make men have an hon
est desire 10 be christians and turn
away from sin.
In closing he said. I'VE have all
been on trial, and God has passed
judgment on US all. How can we escape
eternal damnation? There is no way
but thru the pardon of God. He alone
can save YOU He only can rescue YOU
from your fate. and he can do that
only if you repent and confess Jesus
as your saviour. God says there is
eternal damnation. l say 10 God l do
not want TO go 10 hell. God says he
asks for pardon, let me see his record.
He has repented and turned from his
sins and accepted my son as his saw
Jour. l will pardon him. The only way
10 escape the judgment is 10 give your
hearts to Cod
AS he closed after asking a touch
4 ing blessing on the men of Marshall
town and its vicinity he babe them
goodbye and asked those who would
20 come forward and accept Jesus
Christ