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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-16
PRESIDENTS
THANKSGIVING PRocLaMATION-N
EMBER oath DAY SET.

Washington, November 6.-The
vigorous growth and progress of the
county as reflected by the population
and harvest and the general conditi-
ons of international peace are things
for which thanks giving Is especially
due for the year 1910. according to
the annual Thanksgiving day pro-
clamati,n issued by President Taft
today. The proclamation reads as
follows:
The year of 1910 is drawing to a
close. The records of population
and harvest which are the index of
PROCESS show vigorous national
growth and the health and pros
porous well being of our communities
throughout this land and in our pos
sessions beyond the seas. These
blessings have not descended upon
US in restricted measures, but over
flow and abound. They are blessings
and bounty of God.
We continue to be at peace with
the rest of the world. In all essen
tial matters our relation with other
people are harmonious, with an over
growing reality of friendliness and of
recognition of mutual dependence.
It is especially noted that during
the past year great progress has been
achieved in the cause. of arbitration
and the peaceful settlement of inter-
national disputes.
Now, therefore |, William How
ard Taft, president of the United
States of America, in accordance
with the wise custom of the civil
magistrate since the FIRST settlement
in this land and with the rule estab-
lished from the foundation of this
government, l do appoin. Thursday,
November "a, 1910, as day of nat
ional thanksgiving and prayer en-
joining the people upon that day to
meet in their churches for the praise
of Almighty God and to return heart
felt thanks to Him for all his good.
ness and loving Kindness.
"wM. H. TAFT.
By the President.
Alley ADEE, acting secretary
of state. .
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NOTICE

The Ladies Missionary Society
will give an entertainment at the
Olive Branch Church, near W. H.
Kings, Thanksgiving afternoon at
g so o'clock. Ladies viii be dressed
to.represent the different countries.
No fee at the door.
MRS. MACE MAUPIN, Pres.
Arbuckie. West Va. -
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The REV. RL;R. HcEslsll ALMANAC

The Rev. III R. Hicks Almanac
for 1911, that guardian Angel in a
hundred thousand homes, is now
ready. Not many are now willing
to be without It and the Rev. ri R.
Hicks Magazine, Words and Works.
The two are only One Dollar a year.
The Almanac is Sc prepaid. No
home or Office should fail to send for
them. to WORD AND WORKS
PUBLISHING COMPANY, St.
Louis. Mo.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue ofthe author
ity vested in me the undersigned
Trustee, by that certain deed ostrust
bearing date on the 9th day ofApril,
1905, and of record in the County
Court Clerks Office of Mason County,
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book
No. 81, page 40, ct seq, and sign
ed and executed by Margaret E.
Whetzel as grantor to the undersign.
ed as grantor to secure to Point
Pleasant Building and Loan Associa-
ton the payment of one certain
pmmissory note for the sum of $500,
which note bears date on April 9th,
1906, and is fully described in said
deed of trust; and default having
been made in the payment of said
note according to its tenor and effect
and according to the provisions and
conditions required by the said deed
of trust and being required so to do,
by said Point Pleasant Building and.
Loan Association, the undersigned
Trustee, viii on
MONDAY, The 18Th DAY 0FDEcEMBER,
1910,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at
the front door of the Court House of
Mason County, West Virginia, sell
at public auction to the highest bid
der for cash, the following described
lots or parcels Of land, conveyed to
me as Trustee, namely: One tract
of land situate in Lewis District,
Mason County, West Virginia, con-
taining about { So acres more or
less and being the same property
conveyed to said Margaret E. Whetz-
Ell by Morgan Mcdaniel by deed
April II, 1901, and OF record in the
County Court Clerks Office of said
Mason County, in Deed Book No.
70, page $50, &c.
Also two certain lots situate in
said Lewis district in what is known
as the mill extension and known and
numbered on the pla, of Hamilton &
powell's purchase, recorded in the
Clerks office of the County Court of
said Mason County, in Deed Book
No. A, page ele, &C., as Lots Nos.
IS and sc. Lot No. IS beng fl
feet front on Main street and run
ning back 100 feet to an alley, and
Lot No. Sc being 40 feet front on
Main street and running back 100
feet to analley.
The said Margaret E. whetzel
owes other debts secured by trust on
some of the above described proper
ty; some of said trusts are of date
before and some after date, of the
trust above mentioned and under
which said sale will be made. The
purchase money, by agreement of
the said Margaret f. Whehel, will
be applied to the payment of all
trust debts existing in favor of said
Point Pleasant Building and Loan
Association on said property or any
part thereof.
: Witness my hand this the 18th
day of November, 1910.
JOHN EDWARD BELLER,
nov. l6-4t. Trustee.
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PERSONALS

PERSONALS {.
eoo@-o--ooo.
Ifyou have an ache or pain,
Keep smilingi
Hits hard to bear the strain,
Keep smiling
Though the skies be glum and gray,
There will be brighter day,
Clouds are bound to break away
Keep smiling!
Anon
Judge Bird Stone was business
visitor here, Monday.
Geo. Gress, of Mason City, was
visitor here. Friday.
H. H. Henry was in Charleston
few days, last week, on telephone
business.
Miss Lena Bruestle has accepted
opposition in this Office, as compost
tor.
H. H. Henry is spending a week
hunting, on bis farm in Athens coun-
", Ohio.
* DR.. Franklin McElfresh, of Chic
ago Teacher Training superindent
ofthe international Sunday School
y Association, viii visit his brother,
DIR. E. McElfresh of this place. /
Sunday next.
Two hundred and sixty-seven
hunters licenses have been issued so
far this season, in this county.
WANTED:-This Office wants two
young ladies' between the years Of
II and Is, TO learn to set type. Call
any time latter part of this week.
Quite number of our young peo-
pie attended the performance of
Jimmie Valentine, ,, at the CALI
polls The-'tre, last Friday night.
They report the play good one.
Mr.. W. a. Morgan,of Arbuckle,
was a pleasant caller at this office
Monday
Mr.. Nicholas King, of Leon, was
"a business visitor here. Monday and
called atthis Office to renew his sub
scription to The Old Reliable for
another year.
Christmas goods are arriving daily
for our merchants and the prospects
for a large Holiday business is good.
Huntingtonians are going to build
ten story FIRE proof hotel to cost
SIS, 900.
FOR SALE:-Horse cabs-two
secondhand. Very Cheap. Write
Union Transfer s. Storage Co., Hunt
ington, W. Va.
Mr.. NJ. G. Tyler was the guest
for a couple of days, last week, of
Mr.. J. $. Spencer. 1
Mrs.J. B. Downing sr., Mid
: dleport, was hostess Yesterday to the
Charles Lewis CHAPTER D. a. R.
Point Peasants membership was
well represented.
Miss Reba Beale was shopping in
Huntington, on Tuesday.
Miss Rebecca Van Mstre, of CALI
polls Ferry, was here to to attend
the services at the Episcopal Church,
Sunday nisht;a which time the Rt.
Rev. Geo. w. Pe.erkin, Bishop of!
the West Virginia diocese, oficiated.
The rummage sale is now in
charge of Mrs. Charles Noes and
Mrs. Nettie stribling.
. The Friday Bridge Club entertain
edon Friday afternoon, by Mrs. E.
E. Thomas, had for her guests Mrs.
Joseph Friedman. Mrs. Toll strib-
ling and Mrs. L. E. W. Mckinley.
Mrs M. M. Bryan viii be hostess.
for the Club, this week.
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u
The attention of our readers is
called to the new advertisement of
the Point Pleasant Telephone Comp
any in this issue.
Mr.. William Kenny, Jr., of this
Office, was a witness at huntington,
last week in the pos. office robbery
case.
Mr.. F. E. Hayward, of Ironton,
Ohio, brother-in-law of Mrs. Frank
Works of Wand Street, was here FRI
day and Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Ruth, after visit to his
family here, returned to Ravens
wood, Sunday evening.
On page eight of this issue will be
found the unofficial tabulated vote.
OF this county. We had hoped to
be able to give the official vote this
week but the commissioners are not
through counting as yet.
Mrs. c. G. Ray, of upper Wand
Street, suffered another stroke of par
alysis yesterday. This is third stroke
and hope is held out for her re-
tcovery.
The Ladies of the NJ. E. Church,
South will have a sale of good things
to'eat, on Wednesday, SOW. ssrd, in
the window ofWinesar's meat mark
ct. Get your cakes, pies, etc, for
rhankssiven of them.
Mrs. Toll. Striking and sister,
Miss Mary Work, were visitors in
Gsilipolis, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Smith of
Cincinnati, Ohio, arrived here Mon
day to see his brother, w. w. Smith
who is quite sick, returned home to-
day.
FOR SALE cHEAp::-se Second
hand gas heating stove. Call at A.
G, Van elders Drug Store.
Mr.. NJ. v. Hay is attending a
meeting of the Grand Lodge of the
|. o. 0. F., at Huntington.
Nr. VIM. Steenbergen spent Sun
day with his father, Mr.. j. W.
steenbergen, at Gallipolis Ferry.
The frame work of Mr.. Cliff Tip
pett's new house is up and ready for
the roof.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Legg, of Chill
licothe, are here on visit to the
latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
sRayburn.
chas. Mees, /. E. W. Mckinley
and Harry Lewis were at Charleston
last Friday in connection with the
trial of Ernest Oliver. charged with
robbing the mails
Mr.. Don Jamison, of Montgomery
is here on an extended visit with his
mother, Mrs, Ella Jamison.
Miss Carrie Stowe, for the past six
months, one of the efficient com
positors on this paper, resisnes her
position next Saturday and will re-
turn to her home at Pomeroy. 1t is
with deep regret that we part with
theseryices ofMiss Stowe, who is
not only a competent type setter but
oneof the most pleasant young ladies'
ever employed here
Mrs. Us. Spencer, returned from
! a weeks visit to Cincinnati, Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Van Denan. wife of Judge
Van Denan, of Deleware, Ohio, is
here on a visit to her daughter. Mrs.
Jas. capehart.
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40 70 FieIdu.

Many a man who Is foollng away
his time IN the literary Geld might be
useful In q potato field.
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MOBILES OF BElGKEDEll TEMPLE.

To the Mobiles of Beni-Kedem
Temple, A. A. o. N. U. S: Mobiles
intending to be present at the cere-
monial session on the ssnd inst. are
informed that the banquet win be
served at seven o'clock P. NJ This
is to save time and expense to MOBILES
arriving on the evening trains.
GEO. s. LAIDLEY,
JOSEPH RUFFNER,
Recorder S.
We are deeply indebted to our
good friend, James CLARK, county
auditor, of Gallia county, for a fine
barrel of apples. Mr. Clark is the
apple king Of southern Ohio, having
shipped this season over seventy car
loads.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

fam ndpitdd fuinta palio on yb'
opspouoiSIa epdTitpeeaiiid. Wtutta
ontoban firioittaia aiateaut fninfa
paIio exempt tadad oIiIi epdIipeeai'
I'D jos Ell diff fosfaan ouut iipeel'
listd firiauiIuutta, fimeeaistd fasma'
tusta ia moraaltiaornao?
@asioan usfalamme mdittdd, et'
td pfIinomaan pbteisfunnauilen ale'
man muuttominen parantaiii Eimeet'
t6mppsIoirauben. - 2Dptpp pallo
ibmiIid, iptfa omat tbpbia, mutta
omot ientddn iiipeeuiIid. palio on
iaaS ibmiiid, iotfa opot talouoeut'
IeSti bprpin turpattuia- fobtaulltsta
palfaa nauttimia a9itaottoreito ia
Ianomalebtien Observation-Disclosures o.
mat Ientddn epdIitpeeliippben albai'
IintmaHa asteeaa.
Gpdiobbonmufaista on 'ipeeli'
ippStpo JOS iitd teboddnDfIinomaan
moraaliIaarnoila. Wtutta epdiob'
oonmufoista ainafin on i~ellainen IL
meeaiippstpD, josie Ell ole iilpeeuis'
tG fasmotusta mufano, maon al
noastoan ibmisten talouoeuista ole'
maa toriattoiIiin. Gnempdd ei
faunata Ianoa tirioitufIesto, iosIo
pritet6dn tooietao, ettd ibmiiet ptpat
ben9ettDmid ia iieluttomia olennoita,
ioioenfa eldmd6 eli tasmatufieua,
opetufIela, firiauiiuuoela eifd pn'
bella noiba ouenfoan tainuttao,
Sistoria ia pmnt fofemufiemme to-
oistanot Tiind eiiasta rSpDtonian'
Wooiesta mastaan.
/ 81. %. W.
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YyDoettD armostcln.
=, Wliettinen.

SlmoitettopotIe mme ia ormostel
tapatIemme on nellie ldbetettp pSpos
fonIan" iultaiiu rSpDtanion gtuoli."
,SulfaiIun binia on % ienttiG, ia Iaa'
ooon iitd tilota rGpDtonion" toimiss
tosto, Yort Nrtbur, Ont.
SuoIiteaa lu%tiioiuemme emme MOI
tdtd iulfoiIuo. Iiuo iiind eiiintpp FIJI.
ten Ioiiolieteimme inlfailuisia mel
feen poitfeutIetta, fristiliIppttd Nos
tuetnpa benfi. &%irioiutiesio vWliss
I'd on totoiIin ibminen" piltistdd Ios
loperdiiend eiin Ie oiatus, eta vtoif'
ii idrtemGt ibmiie ct onat %itieleen o.
mistaneet" moteriolistiien mooilmon
fotiomutien. &irioitutien lopusio ia.
notoon Iuoroon: r&aiffi roamotun
ia muut Iuomisfertomuflet onat ia.
ruio, ioiIIo eli endd npfpoifano ole
mitddn orwoa." &irioittaio %ionoo,
ettd tuon ,toittien idrtemien ibmiS.
ten omaaman Northumberland EN-
oifeuoeuiIunoen on tieoe oIettonut
pettdmdttDmdae ialustaIe." - Sos
firioiitoia tortoittoa %ianoa, ettd tieoe
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tooistoa maapoIs
lomme olepan pittdn tebitptien tn.
los, Min tuStin b6ntd mostoon Flu.
fam mGitt6d. Gmme me o%inofaon.
Vlutto JOS bdn tobtoo ndiitdG, eitd
tieoe fumoomuttomosti moi ia tob'
too tooistao, ettG aurinfofunta ia
muopouomme omot peltdstG loitu-
mutIesta alfanut febittpmddn, ioitu'
mufiesta foto luonto ioonut ibmeel.
Iiiet lotinia, ia ettd luonto MT fuu.
ron, %iotean ia Observation-Disclosures
foneieton tapollo %Ieuroo Iattumuf'
Iesta foomiaon lateiu. iImon mitddn
fen pldpuoIeua oIewoo mddrddidd,
min it'd moStaon ustoIIomme iudit'
tdd. Dield npfpddntin, Sumolan
fiitos, on aopcrnifutIen f%oltpiIio
Iuonnontutfiioito, ioita mailman
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
siirtoIainen toiwoo, eitd am'

- SiirtoIainen toipoo, ettG Mme'
rifon IuomoloiIet firttofuntoriioat
IoppuiIirpot eitG enGd Ianomolehtid
fdptett1iIi observation-disclosures. Sitdtoi
moilimme metin ia palio Dortoommin
ebfd oinafin Iuurin ola lebtemme III
fiiofunnasta. WtieIeudmne pitGifms
me luttoion polStot pubtoino riito'
firioiufIisto, olipoipa ne mitd laos
tua tobonIa, mutto allan boorot pds
lin = iGbdn asti bptpinfin u iein -
otpat pofoittoneet meioGn otpoa'
maan lebtemme poletot firfouitue
riitafirioitutIiue. On topobtunut fo'
min uIein, ettd mGGriaG ia luoros'
toon malbeeHiiiua ~ipDtDfiilld on bpD
fdttp tirftofuntoomme postaan buo'
matuieIa Ianomaleboisid Ietd firioL
Iiiisia iuIfoiiuisIo, ia iiuoin piodm'
me itIemme oifeutettuna n~adristelpt
ia maIbect pifaeta f%onion ndbtd'
natii. Sos bpDftdptiet fosfiIimai
main iotoin ibmisperIoonaa, Min ne
moitoiIiin paremmintin maieten idts
tad omoon orroonio; mutta fun Eos
TO tirfolisto toimintoomme leimos
taon ibon IppttDmdsti fopin MUS
tiua mGreild, min Iiuoin ei ole ib'
mis- tunnia musiottanonot noan Ie
emonfeliumi, iota Sumalon ormos'
to fanioue iaornoomme Jo leloiIio
bpDttdptIid emme moi Iinuuttu. 10
n16rinfin mield oliIi Jos min teti'
Iimme. - Glf0Dn tebt6tD bpDtfdpt.
IiG, min eli ole mostuStafaau.
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observation-disclosures
taripms.
M. ". @esterbacf.

&aitfi, iotfa tilaamat iuoraan Muts
taian toimitufIelta eli oIiamiebiltam'
me rIuttaian" muooefIi Ybopspol'
toibin ia ldbettdndt mafiufIi $500,
Iaanat fen liIdtii iamaaa mafIoua
muoIiferran, ferran ipiifosla lines
tpfpdd usfonnouista lebted, r2dbes
tpspstdmd", iofa ilmestpp Sitd)'
bur9'isIa ia, NtaSI. Suomal. &dbe4
tpsfirffofunnan fustantamana,
8 IitpuiIe emo ia 3 palstaiiena, II ia s
tuuman fofoiIena. 6inta ptIistddn
tilathlna $1.00 puoIiferta. nlfomail'
lie mafiamat ndmd moIemmat leb'
bet: rIuttaia" ia n2dbetpSpstdnd"
1926.
YuolitpuoI iferta molempia lebtid
pbbesid tiIattana maflaa Ybops'
paItoibin $1,OO ia ulfomaile $1.25
= Silaufiet tebbddn oioitteeua:
4uttaia, Sronpoob, Wtid).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14
muotiiea rsbasIebben1 toimitus.

muotiien mshpsIebben" toimitus'
tpDn.
Sppsfuun LII pdipdtii pitdiIi iuI'
taiiu oIa malmis tilaaiiueen ldbe'
tettdmdtIi. @tutta, eta liitd poiii
palmistua monipuolinen. mieuDttd'
ndiidIiDinen Iebti, idptpD IiibenAaa'
oa firioitufIia uIeammilta eri benfi'
lbilta. So len muotIi fddnnpnfin npt
etlpdGsId firffofuntamme pappien
lefd firiailiiain puoleen pppnnDud,
ettd ldbettdiIimdt tirioitutiia sSpps'
lebteen". &irioitufiet. pitdiii laophu
toimittoiaue ennen elofuun15 :ta pdi'
nod.
3irioitufiet ia tilaufiet moioaan Id
bettdd Imttoion oIoitteeua.
Dstdnppoeud
81. %. M~eSterbocf.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

- SoimitutIeqe iaapuu mdliin
mieId feSfimiitfona firioitutIia, ioi'
ia IdbeHdidt toinoiIipa I%anponia
fen miifon Iebteen. Wfutta auttoia
tatpauiiesti ~painetaan 10 fesfipiifto'
ma, ioten firioitufia fen niifon leb'
teen on Tiuoiu enddn mabooton ot'
too. Wteiud on wield firiopoinoss
iamme piepi toneisto ia tpbmoimn,
iorfa tdbben Iuttoion tdDtpD 10 feS'
fipiitfona mennd painoonSS ebtidt'
Ieen torStaina postiin. = Sttotaopu
firieeutpoibtaiot tdmd huomioonne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-07-14

me olemme mafuutetut tdmdn OLE;
man Sumalamme ia Wapobtaiams
me taboon. SeeIus Ianoo: pSaai'
faa laeten tulla minun tpfDni dls
fdafd beta tieltGtD, iiud ielaisten
on Sumalau maltatunta" Iefd ma
fuuttao; rSotainen iofa Ell ota Gu.
malan noltatuntaa mastoan Min.
fuin Iopii Ell bdn %Iuinfoan tule iiiben
Iildae," ia rSan otti lupiia ipIiinid,
pani fdtenid niiben pddue ia Iiunafi
beitd."
&dsfiesiddn ppetuslopIenia fasta.
moan faiftia fanloio, liidd Sdn: ia
opettofaa BETA pitdmddn foiffi, mi
I'd nina plen fdsfenpt." Sentdboen
on tpanbempien ia fristiaiIen ieura'
funnan Sumalon ionan opetufien
%foutto, annettana ieurofunnan fess
fuuoesi "a ipntDneille ia fostetuiIe lap
file fristiainen easmatus, ettd be
oppiiipat pitdmddn faiffi mitd Sees
Jus on Ianasiaan fdstenpt ia us'
fosia Seeiutieen moiIimat iofa pdis
pd fdpttdd b~ppdfIeen fasteen armos
labioia ia ppipd fasteen liitosIa.
Wutta itdpd fpud! monet luopu.
mat tdstd liitosta, elden IpnnisId ia
epdusfpsia. Gen tooistau iofopdis
mdinen fofemus fristifunnan fes'
f,tuoesia. 81 fuitentaan fasteen lii.
tosta luppumiien fautta ole fasteen
armo menetettp. min fouon fuin
fastettu on armonaiasi ia. Sumala,
iofa tastetun lapIefie cen ottoa, Ell ole
lafannut plemasta lansenneen ia
luopuneen lapIeniafaan STA, eifd
Sdn ole riffonut Iiittoaan, iobon
Sdu fasteesIa fansIamme antautui,
iiad Sdnen..liittonIa on iianfoiffinen.
81 mpDs Seeius lunastustoimi
ole menettdnpt ortpoaan, maiff'ei
Tasteful Seeiufieen usfo eifd lunass
tusta bpmdtIeen fdptd, iobon bd'
ne0ds,.fasteen perusteeua eritpinen
oifeus IN. &asteen orino on tap
belinen faifinpuolin. &c Fidltdd
armon fddntpmiieentin. Sdud ar'
molla tarfoitetaan Iitd r%atfautta, ios
ia Suntalan ~ipbdmesId on fastettua
fobtaan, ioue ban antoi fuuret luz
pautIet. rWlind fpld bppin muis'
tan mitd nina bdneIe lunannnt o.
len. Sentdbben bolfee ipodmeni lau'
peubesta bdntd fobtaon," Ianoo GER
ra Ger. 31:20). &astetun tuntee
Sumala IanSenneenafin lapiefIeen ia
petdd bdntd puoleenIa iianfaiffiIel'
la raffcuoeuaan. &un ibminen tdtG
Sumolan metGmistd Ieuroten fatu'
mana fddntpp Sdnen turmiinIa,
pddIee ban, moitfa oIifin lon9ennnt,
faitfiin SumoIan lapfen etuibin nant'
timaan fasteen ormolobioiu, iotfa
meiad omot SeeIufiesIa &ristufieSIa.
Naitd labioio NOTWITHSTANDING moel'
Iamme uuoesla eldmdsId, ia Ie on
fuoIemista oIinomoa IpnniIIe ia eld'
mistd SumoIoae.
y. Wliettinen.
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&aste.

&asteen aietti 9erra SeeIus plDss
nouIemiienia ia taipaaieen astumi
IenId ndliud 9alileasI ia erddad puo
reaa. Sdmd tapahtui fiGd tatpaaa,
ettd Sdn fdsti opetuslapIenIa meme
mddn faiffeen maoilmaan ia tefes
mddn faiffi faniat SdneIe opetus'
lapIifIi fastamoua beta Sidn, Pos
jan ia Ppbdn Sen9en nimeen ia o.
pettamaua beitd pitdmddn faiffi,
mitd Sdn on fdsfenpt tWtatt. 80:
19,2O.) &osteen ionoo opostoIi pie
tori bppdn omontunnon liitofIi SUE
maIan tpfDnd Seeiufien 2ristutie EN-
fuoueista plDsnoui emiIen fautta 1
piet. 3: 21.) &oste OF fofra'
mentti. Sen.dboen fuuluu iiiben
moauinenfin oine. Sa tdmd oine
fasteesIa on meIi. ytdin olen on
taste SeeIufIen &ristufien oIettama
ppbd iitontoimitus, josie ibminen
meoeud fastomiIen toutta folmiDbs
teiien SumaIan nimeen tehoddn See
%iutIen opetusIopiefIi, otetaan folmi'
pbteiIen Sumolnn ormoliittoon ia pb'
tepteen Ietd fristiaiIen Ieurafunnan
idIenefIi. Glifuna uuoen liiton fas'
teele oil naubasIa testomentielo
pmpdrileitfaus, iosia isroeIiloiIet
poitalapIet toboetIon pdipdn nan'
bana otettiin Sumalon liittoon ia lsii'
rofuntoan. Dalmistamuo laotua
SeeiutIen oIettomole uuoen liiton
fosteeIIe oil mp6s SobannetIen faS'
tie, iota bdn lite Iunoo paronnutlen
fasteetIi ia peIitasteeflt ia tooietoa
SeeIutlen iposta tastamon Ypbdud
Senseud.
Gasteen ormolabiat aipot luuret
ia monet. Gnnen toitfia a%nnetoun
nellie foeteeeIa Iunnit onteeft lefd
mapoboetaan fuolemosta ia perfe'
Ieen mauosta. Siino ipnnpttdd Sn'
mola meiodt uubesti. Ndin ollen
tuIemme fasteeeId Sumalon IapiifIi
ia SeeiutIen &riStutI en fansiaperili'
Iifii iefd oIaaifisIi lapieuoen benSes'
I'd, iofd runIaasti FIND %pdduemme
muooatetaon (2lpt. 2:3S; Git. G:5.6.)
&osfa me raontatun mufoan fastes
toon eritpiIemmdsti S%eeIufIen &riS'
tutIen nimeen, &ristufIeen ia Sdnen
fuolemaonIa, min tulemme me itind
mpDs 3ristutiela ia Sdnen mons
oursfouoenoun pnetttuitIi. SiinG an
netoon mpDs nellie moimaa fuolets
tomaon manbao ibmistd ia ipoelta'
maan uubeSIa eldmdeid. (@aI. 1927;
Hom. 6.3, AZ.
3asteen ormoIobiot omiStetoan
usfouo; fiud SeeIue lonoo: Sotd us
foo ia taSteioou, han tulee ontuoofli,
mutto iofo eli uefo, ban ioutuu fo'
botufIeen." SeeIus fdsfee fasto'
maon foiffio fonioia iddtppn, ifddn
ia IufupuoIeen otIomouo. Sentdboen
me Ioatomme 10 pienind lopfina ieu'
rofunnon ~fesfuuoeSio ipntpneet IT,
miIet tasteen armosto oiauiiitii. Sa
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= WiimetIi pioeipsId f%irfouisfos
foufiesiamme pddtettiin alfoa antas
moan uIos IpfipiIin firffotuntamme
tpimesta pieni iulfdiiu nimeld
rSppsIebti." Gen fofo ia binto pdd'
tettiin pitdd rpddIidis'SIon" ia
r!Suutanan.9ldnen" orpoiieno. I'll.
IefirioiHaneeae usfoi fofous. tdmdn