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The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
CLEARING HOUSE SrArE,1ENU

new York. Sept. 1.-THE Statements
OF actual condition Of clearing hous.,
banks and trust companies for tina
week. SHOWS that they hold $s.s1s.750
reserve IN excess OF legal REQUIRE
ments. This is an increase Of S8Ss.-
90. The statement follows:
Actual condition
$27.435. 900
$4,000 "
o.d. Legal g te tenders, . sss,2s,,ooo: de-
Net deposits. s1,sss,so1. 900; de-
crease. S36. .423. 600
Circulation, $4e.272 900: decrease.
Banks cash reserve in vault s,41
$4,000
Trust companies cash resaro :.
vault $72.87S. 5000
aggregate cash reserve. 34144a7-
Excess lawful reserve, ss.ste75o:
increase. $36s.650. ~
Trust companies resarvo r,;+I 49,,
lrs house members carving ss ner
cont cash reserve. $57,712.O0o
oi''nnafy OF state banks and trust
ioipa"ies In Greater New York not
ment: 'ouS' e'''e-
Loans, seo5.1ss. 1000: decrease. sa-
ses Specie, ,ea sss,s5s.soo: increase. 81.
$4,000. uooi e''''
Total deposits. ss74.s4o.4oo: de-
crease. @s.se2.1oo
Uncle Pennywise Saws.
n, ullt,es Is almost as interesting az
10
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. 14.-MOney on
call. nominal Time loans, firm; sixty
days. 5A @5h per cent. and ninety
days, 5h05N: six months. 54 a Il.
Close: Prime mercantile paper,
5A06 par cent: sterling exchange
firm. at 483 for sixty day bills. and
at 48s.75 for demand; bar silver. So;
Mexican dollars. ASK.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

ton goods in hesitating a little since
cotton has strengthened. Jobbers are
sending in filling-in orders stead,lv
and distribution Is generally good
Retailers report a more active eanarai
trade. Burfaps rule steady: linens
strong.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17

Uncle Pennywise Says.
baseball this year
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17

Charleston. s. c.. Sept, 14.-Turpen-
tine firm 50 3-4@39: rosin firm.
Quote B. e.25@ @6.35 IL: D. 6.35 @
$40: E. 6.35 @s.40: F. G. H. I. $40 q
6.45: K, s45: NJ. $50: N. 7.35; Wg..
40: wv SO
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17

Savannah, Ga. Sept. 14.-Turpen-
tine firm 38 s-4: sales 80; receipts
$40; shipments Ala; stocks. 40.40s.
Rosin firm; sales 1854: receipts e.
SIT: shipments 2e,501: stock 1o4.420.
Quote: B. 6.25: D, $50; E. 6.35;
F, G. II. I. s.42 IL; K. 6.42 IL: M,
s.75: N, 1885, Wg.. 7.S0; WV, $40.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
WHEAT Down FOR |
TOBOCCAN GLIDE
Chicago Market Prices Off
Eighth to Quarter; Corn
Three-Eights Up; Oats and
Provisions Vary.

Chicago. H.. Sept 14.-Heavy sell
ing in the northwest. presumed to be-
largely hedging, more than wiped out
today a decided advance in wheat
Closing prices were weak at a decline
Of 1s to y a r. net. Corn finished u
to 8 up: oats a shade off to q like
amoOnt higher and provisions vary
ing from 212 q sc. loss to a rise Of 7Ac,
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, Md. Sept. 14.--Wheas
steady: contract 95 IA.
Corn dull; contract IS.
Oats, dull: contract 40 IA. Sales.
Rye in moderate demand: No. 2,
nearby car lots. 80 @82.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17
Total today. at all ports, net 20. ia
INTERIOR MARKETS.
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Sept. 14.-Splr-
it's turpentine steady, aS; receipts AZ.
Rosin steady. sos: receipts 189.
Tar firm. 2.20: receipts 3.
Crude turpentine firm, 3.25. 4.5O
and 4.50. Receipts l ) bbis.
The farmer and mechanic., 1912-09-17

Southern Railway pfd. ;. :. s3n
Tanresaaa Conner 43S
Tovas and pacifc 25h
Tyn;on pacifc .168A
Union Pacific pfd. ;. se%
United States Realty ~
United States Rubber 5o-7
United States Steel t2s
rrnited states Steel pfd. .112A
Utah Copper %
Virginia Carolina Chemical -. 40
wabash :. Az
Wabash pfd. :. :. =. 14s
Western MARYLAND ;. ;. 56A
Western Union ;. ;. =. 81
Westinghouse Electric :. :. 81
Wheeling and Lake Erie. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
PRETTY GIRLS LAY
 SIEGE TO PINE BLUFF

.12 young girls with silver mounted cases on our streets for the last few days have caused many people to wonder jus. what their business was. The Graphic has found ou. that they are in our city to teach the good housewives of Pne Bluff lesson in pure fcods.'' These ladies are em- ployed by the Calumet Baking Powder Company of Chicago, H., and are un- der inc management of w. S. DeLong and wife, who travel in the interest of the Calumet Baking Powder Co., The young ladies give in every home the government test of Baking Powders, and show why the Calumet Baking Powder received the highest award at the pure fool shows both in this country and also Sn Paris, France at the pure food expos ton held there in 1912. The Baking Powder will be demonstrated in a practical way in Pine Bluff this coming week, when
 Mrs. w. s. 1Delong who is a gradu- ate Of the "Boston Baking School will lake fancy cakes and novelt...es, and serve same free at the furniture store of Tedslrom & Co.,, No 317319 Main street. 9-2O-3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
TOM KIPPUR ENDS
 PENITENTIAL PERIOD
Impressive and Beautiful Services Held at the Temple All
 Day Saturday.

Beautiful and impressive all-day Tom Kippur services were conducted at the Jewish Temple, yesterday by Rabbi Joseph Jasin, assisted by sev- eral members of the congregation. The day-the holiest in the Jewish calendar-was observed by all of the Jewish peple of this city and the business houses remained closed, as is the custom. The services at the Temple were largely attended and many features so impressive in the annual Tom Kippur service were carried out.
 The children's service and the memorial service in the afternoon were especially attractive and beau, tiful and the lecture of Rabbi Jasin at the morning service was interest," ing and appropriate for the occasion. The Temple choir, composed of Misses Lucy Hearn Broadstreet and Ethel Schloss and Thad Traweek, carried out the musical program, with Miss Gladys Eilbott, organist. Mrs. Harry Hanf also rendered two beautiful so- los.
 From this Biblica, ceremonial which throughout seeks for forgiveness of the community as a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
HUMAN BIRDS
 PERFORM TRICKS
Lincoln Beachy Gives Cblcagoans Touch of "High Life'' In His
 Air Machine.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Sweeping and plunging 4,00O feet above the earth, at times entirely lost to view, in menacing black bands of storm clouds, l. ncoln Beachy today defied death at. Grants Park.
 As the crowd stood spellbound by the tight, Beachy headed his craft directly toward the ground, making sharp drop of nearly mile to within 20 feet of the grand stand, where he strengthened his machine and made perfect landing.
 It was computed, although not of f.cially, that he had made the drop of 5000 feet and alighted on the ground in 12 seconds.
 J. Raymond Montero. in his Bleriot monoplane, made ferry minute dur at on flight, breaking his own record
 Eleven aviators look part in to- days program.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
OUTING FOR OLD FOLKS AND
 CHILDREN HUGELY ENJOYED

Under the guidance of Capt. R. D.. Watts, of the local branch of the Sal vatiou Army. large party of children and cid people were given an outing and picnic dinner cn the north bank of the r.ver yesterday. The old folks were those who seldom have an op- portunity to get out and breathe the, fresh air and enjoy the beauties of natut>. Many of the children are erpha.s or have suffered from recent illness. They were taken across on the ferry and remained all day, en- gazing in games and frolics, and con- .suuaiug. in addition to the dinrer. lersc auantitiss Of ice crsam, !emop- de, soda pop aad other treats rare
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22


 glaring words, half a hundred school boys whose ages range from 6 to Ia years, marched to the city hall yes- terday and protested to Mayor Pres- ten against the1r school being taken from the white pupils and given ossr to negro children.
 Tue mayor listened smtlnsly U tho 15-year-cld spokesman. who nut t3e case in plain schoolboy lsasuass ss1 solemnly warned his honor that If you turn us out it will mean the deata of the Democratic party in Bal- timorc.'' l Too bal," laughed the mayor who told the boys he could do nothing al he never interfered in school affa' IS, The school board recently trans- fe~red the pupils of public school No. 91 over to other schools because t is an almost exclusively negro district, The boern,s refusal to rest9Y aa sehHa to tAA whiks ldats l1& ts strikA A the tsaasfersAd childssh
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
PRISONER ESCAPES
 BUT IS RECARTURED
THROUGii WINDOW AT COUNTY JAIL AFTER RUN. MING PAST JAlLER
 HOLLAND.
Out Footed ,Iailer and Patr0ln,an But Is Located aud Arrested
 By Deputies.

Na haniel Armstrong, a n gro con- fined ill the county jail await ng tr.al on charge Of burglary, made a dash for liberty last night about o'clock and by fleetness Of foot distanced the officers in pursuit His liberty was short l.ved as he was recaptued by Deputy Sheriff C. z. Green and Spec ial Deputy James Reidinger before he had been out two hours.
 Ia Ter Jack Holland was locking up his prisoners for the night and wa5 about to place Armstrong in his cell when the negro darted past him. Run- ming into the office he jumped through a window, taking the screen With him.
 Nr. Holland started in pursuit, but his progress was hampered by an in- jured foot and he was forced to turn the chase oevr to Patrolman Doc" Sattenield, who, having a handicap of more than block, lost his man near the .pastoffice.
 The sheriff's deput.e .es located the darkey at the house of Della Fair child, NO. 117 Texas street, whitner he had gone to get his clothes. They had nc trouble in making the cap ture
 Armstrong was arrested aboat five months ago for the burglary of Jim Dowa's saloon, and during the la CT part C. h.s confinement ill the county all has been treated as trusty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Pine Bluff Company
 Still Pays Heavy Taxes
Notwithstanding Reduction of EqauIi- zatiOn Board Public Utility Con- cern is Assessed $6O,OOO More Than 1t Has Ever
 Been.

Captain J. D. Milner, one of the
 members of the Jefferson County Equalization Board, made a statement yesterday to the effect that the reduce ton of $107, 300 of the Pine Bluff Company's assessment. as made by the Board of Equalization Friday, was not really a reduction, but an increase over the company's previous years assessment. While a reduction of the assessment was made to that amount, from the assessment listed on real and personal property of the Pine Bluff Company by the assessor, the company is still assessed $e0,000 more than it has ever been. When the Pine Bluff Company took over the plant of the Citizens Light and Tran sit company the assessor made a large and unreasonable increase in assess
 ing the Pine Bluff Company on its combined holdings. Captain Milner says the president of the company convinced the members of the Board that the assessment, as made by the assessor on the advice of the State Tax Commission, was excessive and unreasonable and for that reason the Board reduced it. But the reduction did not take off the additional $6O,O0 assessment that exceeded any pre- vious assessment of the concern. This tatement was made by Captain Milner fer fear that some persons might mis- construe the action of the Board.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Ladies Swimming Class

Mrs. l.. P. Boone, chaperGne of the ladies swimming class at the Y. M. q A. has announced that the class will meet Monday, September 23;; Thursday, September 26; ard Monday. seDtember 30. The class September 20 vii! be the last of the present season. The exhibition which was manned to close the season will not he held as t d d net mee. the favor of Secretary w. R. Pearson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
The Church of Christ

Corner Sixth and Beech streets c. C. Cline, m mister Fidelity, Be Thou Faithful Until Death,' will be he pastors morning lesson. The l1n- manence if God" will be the night subject. The prayer and praise ser vice will be led on Wednesday Il ght by Mrs. Myrtle Bradley of Lampasas, Texas. All the night services will be- gin at 7:45.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
n their pincaed existences.

Tn their pincaed existences. Tho outing was arranged by Cap- tain Watts, and the refreshments pro- I.del through his efforts. The Cap- tain %as tireless in his endeavor to give bis gues good time, and said last light that he felt amply repaid when te saw the children, young and old a!.ke, digging in the sand end gamboli1g on the pine needles. The day proved round of pleasure for the twenty-six who made the trip, and from their expressions of approval and keen enjoyment 1t must certainly have cheered their hearts and their Ives.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
.Adanell
 Millinery 

will have on display a large line of Tailored Hats Mon- day the 23rd, at their. shop, 908 W. 5th. ave. Remem- Der we have moved from SIP to oos W. 5th. ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
LABOR MEETINGS FOR
 THE COMING WEEK

The following is schedule of meet ings of labor unions to be held the week beginning today:
 Today. Musicians Union, No. 450, Labor Temple.
 Monday. Carpenters and Joiners No. 576 IAa- bor Temple. Sheet Metal Workers No. 23S. hall over Western Union.
 Tuesday. Boilermakers Local No. 6, Labor Temple. T- Barbers Union No. 521.
 Wednesday. Central Trades Council, Labor Tenn pie.
 Friday. Blacksmiths Local No. 5, Labor Temple.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
MRS. ROY SEWARD
 SUES FOR DAMAGES

Mrs. Roy Senyard, of South Walnut street, has entered suit against the Pine Bluff Natural Gas Company for $5,00o damages, through her attorney, A. H. Rowell. The complaint alleges that on February 12, 1912. she was severely injured by driving into an excavation at Fourth avenue and Walnut street. It is alleged that the excavat cn was made by the defend ant company and no proper prscau- ton taken to protect the public against accident.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22

whole, the Day of Atonement has been somewhat changed in Rabbinic Iuda- ism and in modern service and en- phasizes also repentance and nersou al prayer for the forgiveness of each individual shining soul. IL completes the penitential period of ten days that had begun with the New Years Day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
$, (. Alexander Memorial

Sixteenth Avenue, and Poplar street.
 Sunday school at 9:30 a. III. Morn- ing serivce at II o'clock. Midweek prayer service Thursday evening at 7:3O. A "Hcme Coming" on Friday even:ng, September ?, at 7:30. All children who have ever attended our Sunday School are invited 10 he present. A. A. Boyd, pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Missionary Society

The meeting of the Missionary So. ci4ty of the Fmst Method st Chnrch v;ll be held at the home of Mrs. R. H M. Mills, Monday, September 90. at f o'clock instead of Monday, Sep ten,ber g, as announced yes ,erday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Lutheran Church.

East Sixth avenue and Florida street. W. c. Schrader, pastor. Eng fish Sunday school 9::3O a. m. Eng llsh services 10:45 a. m. and 7:45 D. m. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Trinity (EpiscOpaD Church,

Corner Third avenue and Oak street Rev. Charles l.. W-Reese, rector. Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy communion, 9 a. m.
 Sunday School, 10 a. m.
 Morning prayer and sermon, II a. m.
 No evening services during Septem- Der.
 A very cordial invitation is extend church.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Ella K. Newsom Chapter.

The Ella K. Newsom Chapter will hold it's regular monthly meeting Saturday, September 2S, with Miss Anna Flournoy at her home on West Fifteenth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Lakeside Methodist Church.

Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Preach ing at II a. III. Preaching at 7:30 D. m. We begin meeting at Lake side Sunday at II o'clock, services every day next week at 4 and at 7:30 in the evening respectively The pub lie is invited to all these meetings. J. L. Cannon, pastor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
First Baptist hurch

Sunday school at 9:3O. Preaching at HOO by Rev. Ben Bridges and at S:00 F. III. by the pastor. Meeting of tie E. Y. P. U. workers Tn the Baraca hall at zoo D. m. A hearty Welc3 3me 70 all.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
High School Societies

The Sorosis Society has elected the following freshman girls: Mary Sor- rells ard Jennie May Langston. Edith Foster and Rebecca Hummer have been named fer the Pi Ss'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Missionary Society.

special meeting of the Missionary cociety of the First Methodist church ,.;l, te held at the residence of Mrs. D H. M. Mills Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Embroidery Club

The Embroidery Club, of the ma chin sts' auxiliary will meet Thu S. day. September 26, with Mrs. John Hemmert. No. eos East xth ave- hue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
10S Pine street

oeiVlces sunday at s D. m. Sub Ject Matter" Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at s D. m. Reading room open daily except Sunday from 2:30 to 3 ?. m. Visitors welcome
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Missionary Society

The M ssionary Society of the First Baptist Church will hold it's regular meeting Monday afternoon at Phi'a- thea Hall. The Bible study will be the life of Christ" Mrs. Ross iBaugama will lead.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Modern Priscillas

The Modern priscillas will meet Wednesday afternoon, September 25, 'st&sa homeeo issA,<s .s@Tasee. Hussman
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Sesame Club.

The Sesame Club will meet Tues ,lay afternoon al 2::30 with Mrs. w. p Sanders on Laurel street. F
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Miss Lowe HOnOree.

NIsS AVNV uVuUItts
 Misses Pearl and Minnie Jones en- tertaihed with a party Friday eve nns at their home No. 1517 East
 ght'' avenue. complimenting Miss
 Annie Lowe, of Stuttgart. The eve nng was passed with music and
 games, and at the proper hour de.lc- loas .efre eshments were served. These present pres were: Misses Annie Lowe, Hattie Martin, Annie Elk ns, Mamie Iim!as, Susie. Huff, Gladys Roller, Lllie Fisher, and Hazel Lowe, of
 slu,:sssart. Mrs. D.. Hurd, Mrs. D. F. layloc. Mrs. J. D.. Webb, George Bur-
 nam, Gus Bluerock, Harry Seigal, Henry Yaney, Charlie Martin, Ots canefs', Paul Bluerock, Robert Crans- 'on, Fred Yaney, Henry Pruit, MT. ana Mrs. l.. l.. .Pruitt.
 Meyer Solmson, editor of the Ora |palc, will go to Little Rock tomorrow |''ernoon. He has been appointed as
 as'ant secretary of the big Lakes to-
 ue-Gulf Deep Waterway Convention,
 ua' Will open there Tuesday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
Children Priest Against
 Negroes Having School

Baltimore Youths Appeal To Mayor
 To Restore Their School.
 Baltimore. Sept. 21.-csrr&ng hah-' nsrs setting forth their srasnanc&s in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
SOCIETY

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-22
AT THE CHURCHES
First Church of Christ Scientist

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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21
Mista iinmt lSpoetaan?

Onto iidfi fotonag" fpipi munan
berra eraalta piffutptoItd, iofa istui
buoneen portaiDa.
ST" mdstaii ban, nbdn on ldbte'
MT ulos."
rgo misid IuuIet iaapan bdntd to.
nata?"
2un tpttD oil mdbdn miettinpt,
pastaii ban:
rS6n on marmaanfin ionfun iai'
raan tai fDpbdu luona. Saiffa ebfG
bdn on mennpt manfilaan, eli Jon
FUN onnettoman Iuofi lie ...... Ell tiebG
marmaan, misid ban on, mutta i
fuitenfin on marmaa ettd ionfur
fdrIifpdn luona bdn on"
Wieras iatfoi fulfuaan. 9dn oil
obottanut ettd piffu tptt1nen diff II
moittanut i%onfun flubin. eli fabpi
Ian iosia diff %iaanut tatpatI bdner
iIddnid, iofa oil nuori liifemies
Wutta fen iilaau iaifin ban fuula
rSe l6pbdtte bdnet ionfun fdrfimdr
luoto!"
Sdmdn iobbosta muistui bdner
mieleenId erds raamatunlauie ionfo
oil foulusIa oppinut: rWlind iIofin
ia tie onnoitte minun ipDbd; nina ia'
noIin ia tie annoitte minun iuobo; o.
lin fairaana ia montina ia tie tulitte
minun tpfDni!"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

maasio, Wendidad. Sansen arwo'
fas on firia mpDsfin pleenid fu'
tuaufiena oloista ia eldmdstd We'
ndidud ia Iiihen raioittupisia maiS'
IA 9~laIian puoleIa. Suofittelemme
firiaa bausfasti firioitettuna, ar
moffaano teofIena iofaiieae. iofa
tabtoo tutuStua oIoibin m~ainituisia
maisia, eritoiiesti 8ristufien enan'
feliumin aiemaan niisid. airian bin
to on a5 ienttiG; tilataan oIoitteeua:
pobian Sdbd, 6 Bor 427. Sitcb'
burg, Masi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

pobian ldbten firiopoinon
fustannutiella on tin estpnDt IA Il.
nua fdIittGmd fra ,Watfoilto We'
ndidud"; ruotIaloiieu o~betDsioor'
n%aoian u. ). 9oiicrin fofemuffia.
Sofainen N anfeIiun,in pstdmd luz
Zee mieIen fiinnoIo tdmdn firian,
iofa on tdpnnd idnnittdmidtin fu'
paufia fiitd mitd eponteIiumi Ie'
mittdiineen ioapi oIatieen tnosia foi.
tenIoiien tpranniuben Iupatusia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

Suomen kirkon ia takalaisten
kirkkokuntien valeista on kaiketi
pitkin matkaa puheltu ia kirioitel-
tn, eika juuri mihinkaan tuloksiin
ole paasty. Yha edelleen ollaan
yhta epatietoisia takalaisten pap
pien toimittamien kirkollisten tot
mitusten patevyydesta Suomessa.
Tuodaan esiin esimerkkeja, kuinka
taalla toimitetut kasteet, vihkimi-
set ia ehtoollisella kaynnit ovat n.y.
vaksytyt ia merkityt k~irkonkirioi-
hin, ia taas esimerkkeja painvastai.
sista tapauksista.
Asia saa selvityksensa kun tie
damme, eta mainittuien toimitus-
ten patevyys IN p~aaasiassa yksityi-
sista Suomen papeista riippuva.
Wine viikkoisessa American Suo-
mettaressa esim. kirjoitetaan asias-
ia m. m. seuraavaa:
,,Suomen kirkkolaki Ell tieda pal
Jon mitaan minkaanlaisesta hyvak-
syttavasta kirkollisesta toiminnasta
Suomen raiain ulkopuolella. Jota-
kin kirkkolakiin on sentaan Wine
aikoina yritetty saamaan, mutta
hitaasti sekin kay, syysta eta kirk
kolainmuutos on hankalimpia al
kaansaatavia monien muodollisuuk-
sien TAXA. Asian nykyisella kan
MALTA Odessa. Ell erehtynekaan vait-
taessa, eta kaikki yhteys nyt on
Suomessa toimivasta papista kussa-
kin erikoistapauksessa riippuva"
Toivottavasti tallainen puutteel-
lisuus Suomen kirkkolaista lahim-
massa tulevaisuudessa poistetaan
ia siten saadaan poistetuksi aihe
moniin ikavyyksiin, iotka tahan
asst ovat olleet mahdollisia TAXA
laisten pappien tekemien kirkollis-
ten toimitusten suhteep. Jatamme
ITALIA kertaa syrian protestanttisen
tunnustuksen, Suomen kirkon tun.
nustuksen ia Raamatun mukaisten
toivomusten esittamisen kirkkolain
s~aataiille Suomessa, silla toivotta-
vasti he itse paremminkin kuhn me
tietavat ~nykyisen, protestanttiseen
tunnustukseen ia Raamattuun pc
rustuvan velvollisuutensa mSarates-
saan Jumalan asettamien sakra.
menttien patevyyden, ioissa eli Suo-
men kirkon, enempaa kuhn muilla-
kaan papeilla ole enempaa merki-
tysta kuhn eta he ovat jarjestyksen
asetettuia vakituisis sanan-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

&ppneleet eindt ole nield fos'
foam pelaStoneet Iielua. 6elpetti on
tdpnnd ittii5itd, itfien menetetipien
tiIaiiuuffien, ebtdpd toriotun Wa'
pabtaian bpIfddmiien tdbben. Noa'
mattunne Ell iono: nStfetdd ia olfaa
pelostettu". &c Ionoo: rnsfofaa ia
oltoo peIa eteitu". llefo on parempi
fuin tunne. - 8. &. Gupler.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

Saariteuesiamme toisten fpirs
beistd miettifddmme, emmetD lite
ole ippaijid iamoibin. paras feiuo
tiebon iaamiIefii itIestdmme on muut.
tao toisten maiuinaiiuuoet peilitIi,
iosta noimme l0ptdd omot punt.
teemme. - !Senrp GONE.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

= Ne, iotfa tieltdndt SumaIon.
bdpittdmdt ibmiien plewppoen; fiad
marmasti ibmtnen on futen eldimet
ruumiiItaan; ia Jos he eipdt ole fu'
ten SumaIa ben9eltddn. be opat cpd
ioloia Iuomufiio. - Bacon. sA1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

IttdGmme fosfaan moIentufo
iiIeemme. @mme Iiqoin ole foitfein
turmeltuneimpia, fun oIemme tietoi'
fla mirbeistdmme; pdinpastoin me
oIemme %mdbemmdn iitd. - Senelon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1912-03-21

&ufin eIdd l%aiinia mufaan; ip'
ban raffaubesta, dlp totuubesta ia
ibmiien forteampi Iuonto Idbeiiestd
pbtepoeStd SumoIan fans ia. - Gbas
pin.