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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04

tom, the new administration was to
assume, the robes of Office in the open
where he might be observed by the
multitude. This precedent was broken
four year ago, owing TO the severe
storm and blizzard which prevailed on
March 4th
Then began the solemn and impress
sive procession of dignitaries from the
chamber to the open plaza. Etiquette
fxed the order which was followed.
AS the different bodies retired in the
order of their entrance they were for
mally announced. The Sergeants-at-
arms Of the Senate and House. arms in
arm, led the way. Then came the
marshal of the Supreme Court and the
marshal of the District of Columbia.
They were followed by the Justices
of the Supreme Court and proceeded
to the big rotunda in the center of the
Capitol building and thence out upon
the pratform There followed the COM
mittee on arrangements, then the
President and the President-elect, and
in order, Ambassadors and ministers
to the United States, the Vice-Presi-
dents and former Vice Presidents. the
President pro tenn and the secretary of
the Senate, the members of the Senate
and former members of the Senate
the Speaker and Clerk of the House.
members elect of the House and for
mer members of the House, the mem
bers of the cabinet and head of the
executive departments, the admiral of
the Navy, George Dewey, and his aid,
the Chief of Staff of the Army, Maj.
Gen. Leonard Wood, and his aide,
officers of the army and navy who by
name have received the thanks of
Congress, other occupants of the Sen
ate floor and lastly the occupants of
the galleries who brought up the rear.
Cheers Greet Wilson
The appearance of the President
elect upon the portico of the Capitol
was the signal for round after round
of cheers arising from the threats of
thousands who stood in the broad
plaza in front Of the Capitol. The
shouts continued while the inaugural
party were taking seats on the plat
form. A hush fell over the vast throng
as the solemn Chief Justice arose and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04
MEAT INSPECTION I
REPORT WAS MADE

The report of City Meat Inspector
Charles Pitman was presented TO coun-
ell last night and shows that out of 3
total of Az animals killed during the
month OF February. only two animals
were condemned. being unfit for the
market. Only three sheep were killed
during the month while 260 hogs were
slaughtered in February for the local
markets. There were SIS calves killed.
The report is as follows: Cattle TILL
ed and passed. 1s2; cattle king md
condemned, 1; hogs killed and passed.
200; hogs killed and condemned. l:
sheep killed and passed, 5; calves
killed and passed. 55.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04

places in the arena in front of the
Vice Presidents rostrum, at the left.
Ceremony in the House.
Five minutes later Speaker Clark let
fall his gavel in the hall of the House
and declared that body adjourned
sine die. Then walking with the Hon
South Trimble, the clerk of the House.
he headed the march through the long
Capitol corridor to the Senate Cham
Der. The retiring members and mem
hers-elect of the House followed and
they also were formally announced
and occupied seats assigned to them,
the regular Senate seats having been
removed and smaller chairs placed
upon the floor in their stead.
Then followed heads of departments,
lesser officials, members of inferior
courts, and persons in various official
capacities until the floor of the Senate
was filled to its limitation. The gal
leries also were crowded, but there
was no crush, for tickets had been
issued only for as many as the gal
leries would accommodate. Most of
the occupants of the galleries were
women members of the families of
those who were participants in the
events of the day
One minute before twelve President
elect Wilson with President Taft walk
ing by his side and followed by mem
bers of the retiring cabinet and the
members of the committee on arrange
ments was escorted into the chamber
hn t;,,i,,
occupied chairs Immediately in front
of the Vice Presidents rostrum. At
their right, in brilliant uniforms en-
broidered with silk and gold and wear
ing many insignias, sat the members
of the Diplomatic Corps, the ambassa-
doris and ministers plenipotentiary rep
resenting every civilized nation on the
globe.
Then Marshall Entered.
The last one to enter was Thomas
Riley Marshall escorted by a commit
tee Of Senators. President Protein
Gallinger extended his hand and then
administered the oath of office to the
man who is to be the President of the
Senate for the next four years. The
new Vice President at once assumed
the gavel and after a brief address,
administered the oath of Office to those
senators who have been elected for
the term of six years beginning March
4, 1913. This was necessary at this
time for the reason that the United
States Senate is a continuing body,
and must be organized at all times.
New Senators Sworn In.
The swearing in of new senators
completed the ceremonies in the Sen.
ate chamber. The swearing in of the
new President, however, was a matter
of greater interest; it was the incident
which people have come hundreds OF
miles to witness, and the thing for
which elaborate preparations had been
made. Hence, in accordance with Gus
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04

tor Jacob H. Gallinger, the President
pro tenn of the Senate. Meanwhile the
two houses of Congress were still in
session, and the people who held ad-
mission tickets to the Senate galleries
were pouring into the Senate end of
the building. Other thousands filled
the seats in the big ampitheater
which surrounds the platform at the
east front of the Capitol where the
new executive took oath of Office and
delivered his inaugural address. Both
the Senate and House were rushed to
the last moment in finishing up the
details of their business for the SEES
sion.
Taft Busy Till Last.
Some measures were so late in get
ting through due to telated arguments
on conference reports, that President
Taft was required to attach his sigma
ture to several bills while he waited
with his successor in the Presidents
room.
Fifteen minutes before noon an at
tendant, colored messenger, who has
been in the service for nearly half a
century, opened the door leading to the
robing room of the Justices of the Su-
preme Court. Through the portiers
emerged the nine jurists of the highest
court in the land, clad in long black
gowns and led by Chief Justice White.
They proceeded to the main entrance
of the Senate chamber where the ser
geant-at-arms formally announced
them, after which they took their
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04
H. MCCOY MANAGER
Former Local Man Appointed
to Omaha Store.

Homer Mccoy, formerly of Rich
mond has been appointed manager OF
the ]. G. McGregory company's five
and ten cent store at Omaha, Neb. Mr..
Mccoy is now manager of the five and
ten cent store at Reading and was Sc
lected to take charge of the company's
new store at Omaha. The store which
will be under his management is one
of the largest of its kind in the world.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04

There Is not n single moment IN hi'
that We can afford tn lose Touihnrh
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

fotaeenia iaomatta fuitenfaan mt
tddn opua, neutpoin bdntd fuitenfin
ebeueen iatfamaan rufoilemistaan.
sSumala on marmaSti funlepa rus
toutIet. Sa MT on ie mics tdaud
peIasiettuua fieIun ia rmmiin pno'
Iesta, Iuiat Ipnnin fableet murturei'
no, plistden mapabbufiestaan bdn'
I'd, iofa on rufoutiia fuuIewa SUI
mala."
Sdmd pafanuuben pimepoestd as'
Zen faantpnpt mites Dii rufoiuut us
fosia, luiasti lnottden Serran lupa'
utIeen: nSofainen anoma iaa ia et'
Iimd lSptad ia foIfuttatpaue amos
taan." sgdmd lanai ppipwdt luiino
FUN fauio iofaileue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

- palmelena mieIi. Mmeritan TO-
ban aifana fdni iuuri preIioentti
Mbrabam 2incoln uiein Iairasbuo'
neisia pubelemasia lobbuttamia ia'
npia baatpoittuneiae ia fuoIemiue.
2erran tuli ban nuoren Iotilaan Iuo,
ionfa molemmai ialat olipat leita'
tut pois ia ionfa piimeinen betfi
ndpiti oleman Idsnd.
- WoiTinfo tebod iotain bpndt.
femme? fpipi 2tncoln.
= Woitte, pastaIt Iotilas, firioit'
tafaa dioiaent ia fuolenan Ianelun
mufaan t%irioitti preIibentii: pRafas
ditini! Olen maifeasti baamoitettu,
ia boitoiani ianowat, etten enad pa
rane. SumaIa fiunotfoon iinua ia
SIGd. Suutel. protestant Tistoia'
ni".
&irieen aIareunaan IiiGIi pref
bentti: ,9dmdn firieen on f%irioitta'
nut Nbrabum 2incoln."
Rum nuori Iotilas iat firieesId
ndbbd tdmdn Iiidptien, bdmmdstp'
bdn unrest ia fpipi beifoua ddneI'
Id: ,SIettefo preTibentti?"
= SIen, mastaii 2incoln biIioa
ia npt, fun tiebdt fen, ppinfo tebbd
~intafin bpmdfieTi?
= 81, %fuistaii nuorufainen, pitd
fdd fdttdni ia istufaa lupnani, fun
mes on faitfi obi.
Sa iuuri niles, 2ristufi len ratfau
ben tdpttdmdnd, istabti nuoteer
miereen, pitt bdnen fdttdnid, funnes
ZEN fuolo fplmenIi.
Gimdt uIein tdmdn mailman luur
miebet alennu tefemddn min ndbd'
pGtDiStG tefpa. Wlutta faifiue Mile
iotfu fuuIupot bdneIe, iofa ct tut
hut paImeltapofi, maan palpele'
maan, tabtoo ban antoo faman pal
tpelepan mielen,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

= Ahkera raamatunlukija on as
kettain virkaansa astunut uusi Yh'
dysvaltain presidentti, tohtori w,
Wilson. Han samoa: ,Lapsuu.
destani asst Glen oppinut tunte-
maan Raamattua kodissani. Kaik.
ken CLAIMANT vaiheitten kautta,
kaikkien tutkimusteni kautta olen
oppinut antamaan Raamatulle yha
suuremman arvon. Raamattu on
jumalallisen ilmoituksen lahde. Sc
ilmoittaa nellie elaman merkityk-
sen, Jumalan olennon, mika on III
misen henkinen luonto, mitka sen
tarpeet. Raamattu on tassa ella
massa ainoa opas, joka vie pelas.
tukseen. Kunhan ihmiset vain op
pisivat oikein tuntemaan ia kasit-
tamaan sen arvon, min seuraukse-
ma siita olisi seka yksjtyisten eta
koko yhteiskunnan uudesti synty-
minen."
Samasta presidentti Wilsonista
annetaan Sc todistus, eta han on
rukouksen mics. Tohtori McDo-
well lausuu, eta sunpuntaisin ilta-
paivalla kokosi han ymparilleen
piirin nuoria miehia ia,rukoili hei-
dan kanssaan polvillaan Princeto-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

min yliopiston odessa, missa han
opiskeli. Tohtori Wilson rukoili
aaneensa eika havennyt, kun muut
nakivat hanen polvistuneena ia sa-
noivat hanta rukoiliiaksi. Han
tuntee rukouksen voiman. Ameri.
kassa on satoja entisia ylioppilaita
jotka ovat polvistuneet yhdessa
Yhdysvaltain nykyisen presidentin
kanssa. %
Mainitsemista ansaitsee my0skin
eras uudistus, jonka p~residentti
Wilson on pannut toimeen sen jail.
keen kuhn han multi ,,Valkoiseen
taloon" (presidentin asunto Was.
hingtonissa, American paakaupun.
gissa). Stella Ell nyt enaa ~tarjota
mitaan vakiiuomia eli edes mis-.
sd virallisissa kutsuissa, JOHN esim
European valtakuntien lahettilaat
ovat kutsutut. Seka PRESIDENT
itse eta hanen puolisonsa ia u
seimmat uudet ministesit ovat raft
tiusihmisia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

= SbmiIeu eldmdd on iosfus ner'
rattu ldrwen iadbau, iotu buoletou
ibminen fepein asfelin fulfee ia iol'
la rect Iiutupat eteenpdin, iImar
ettd mieIeen iobtuiiifaan, fuinto
bauras tuo filta on ia fuinfa ippd
fen ala bauta, Fumes idd iofo nd
bite1en fulaa, tobi dffid murtuu, IL
buoleton ibmisparni bdmida ~
mppteen.
Wdlistd fdp niinfin, eta IuisteIi
jan fiitdesid eteenpdin iliainta ra
taania, fuuIuu biliainen ratina idds
I'd ia fddntpesiddn ban ndfee Tiini
baIfeaman. Ditto ie merfitpsti
maiuo? MiatteIematon iatfaa buole
tonna %matfaania, ..tpiiias fdantpi
tafaiIin rantaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
nsfo, niim olet ra fastawa.

Mifdli ibmiIeSid usto 6erranr
Seeiutieen IiIdGntpD fifdIi febitipr
ban bpnisia ibisid, 81 min, tuieu
ebtd aiottelet, ettd fen mufoan FUN
ippi, oua iartta, biliainen, burStae
ia fdrfnauinen, fen mufaan on
Ssumola ontama IinuIe usfoa ia or
moa; paun on aipan rdinnastoin:
len mufaan fuin SeeIus iuIee iuu
retii ia ibonafTi %iinuIe, fen mufoan
S6n tulee iinuue Northumberland
ia Iamaua mpDs %Iinusia ilmenemoi
faitti ne amut, militia %Ioatpat mpi'
mania SdneStd. Mifdli raffauben
tautta tpaifuttapa usto (Sal. 8: g.
maurastuu, fifdli tpaurasiuu raf.
faus, ionfa usto maituttaa.
RattauS SeeIufieen or eniimdinen
ia fortein maifute fddntpneen ibrnt
fen ppbtiptIesid. Roffaus Seeiuf'
Ieen OF ie, iofa usfowan ibmiien
murbesn oifoina nDprrpttdd SeeIuf
fen tahoon ole, min eitd bdn fdrfi'
mdaiI esti fantaa .ristiddn, Fun Ger
rama TATTOO tarpeeuiietIi palpeIiion
ppbitptIsn eoistdmiieff fdpttdd Iitd
teinoa. Niinfuin paapoIi Isl 3:
l9) eIittdd 2ristufIe fen ratfauoen tune
non usfomain tdpttdidtIi Sumolon
faifeua t%dptepoeud, Min on raffauS
SeeiufIeen ie Mia tefee boIutuim
motfin ipnnit inboittotpifTi ia pois
taa maifeubet Observation-Disclosures
meItponiinuffsia. -Raffaus Seeiut.
Ieen iptpIiGd meisId ratfauoen tait.
fiin ibmiTitn, fosfapa SeeIus rafoS.
taa faiftia. (aor. 3: ID HoftouS
SeeiufIeen apod IpoSmeIi uSfalta.
maon ia Iuottdmoon faiftiin, ioifo
opot iamosta ra%ttauoesta oiauiEfE
tuueet. (1 Sob. 5: ~ Hoftaus
SeeIufieen biuitIee meisid miban nii.
I'd fobiaan, iotti ppat Ioufanneet
meitd; roffans SeeiutIeen tuoIettaa
ipiban ia panee usfomon ibmilen
rufostomaan mibonifoan, fen nuot.
Il ettd Seeius on beitdfin rofastanut
ia rafaStanut fnuatin Fuoin FUN
oIit tpield Sdnen mibouiienIo.
(Hoom. 5: 10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

= Eabtoi pddstd !9erran tpDbDn.
Wuuan nainen baluIi tebbd iotafin
Serraqenfa. 9dn ment FIND mieIes'
Id pappinia Iuo ppptden, ettd tdmd
bdneIe o%ioittaifi iopiman fristiuifen
toimen.
Yappi mostaTi: rEe tuIette fuin
futIusta. @astifddn fdmi idsid pai'
mo ferIomosia, ettd bdnen noopuri
maimonIa on idnddn leitattapa.
Wlies taoien, on tpDsiddn, joten FOL
mesta pienofoiiesta oIiFi buoIta pi-
bettdmd. Slfaopa iiiS bppd ia fdp'
f6d oitamaan nuo lopiet buostaan'
re-.
Wutta iamGpd Ell enIinfddn mieI.
lpttdnpt noista. 96neud oil ainan
ioiIenIotnen fdIitps f~ristiuiiesid tpDs
td. San oil fupiteaut pddIemGnTd
iaienetfi iobonfin ompeIuieuraon tai
Idbetpsfuretir, misId Iaifi fuuua
fauntista oIioista pubuttapan. Wlut
Ia menud pienien, Iifaisten lasten
Iuo ia iadbd niita boitamaon, fitd
bdn Ell ouut oioteuui. !Sdnen fofo
oIemutienia tuntui nouieman pos'
Itaan.
Wtutta Film pastori ianoi: sos tie
cite moi, min idpipp minun mennaN,
niin padtti ban f%uitenftn tuobon ras'
fdaieen iebtdmadn Idbted.
6au fuIti fapeolIe tuiaae, abtaito,
torfeita portaita ia inli mieIi painu'
nsena buone'paboieeu. saSienboi'
toon rpbbpttpdan tuoiti p~ienpfaiien
bpmpilp baneae 10 eniimaiien MIR
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14


tistptien. Sa iOta piiemmaue ban
tpoia iefi, fitd iIoiiemmafIi ia fiitol'
liIemmaff bdn fdpi. So Fun bdn
italia pdaIt p~apaaffi, Ell ban moi
nut mmuta FUN tiittdd pastoral to-
mdn bdneue oiottamasta tpostd.
Sdn buomaii eta n6prtpminen, It
Ienidfieltdmiuen ia antautuminen tuo
aapistamatonta iIoa ia Iiunausta
m%ufandan. =
Sofa enemmdn 3rlstutIen tdbben
taboomme antao, fariid, itbrata,
Iita runIaampi on ppittomme ia l.
lomme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Pappein ia itfaalIikkcin
kokouS ia I~usntckurS=
Seitt aka tfuMtettM.

pappein ia maoIliftcin fofouS pie
betdan Moplen &aniaaisieurofun'
non firfosIa Discontinin paltiosia
elofuun % la % b., olfoen felo 10
domuuo iumalnnpalpelutieu o, iosia
iubIaiaarnan pitdd past. W. 20.
WiIen Sronpoooista, Wticb., ia e'
manfeliumiiublat "a b., eifd futen
ennen on iImoitettu tpiiftoa mp0.
bemmdfFi.
EGmG muutoS on tebtp len nuofIi
FUN past. s. Suusfonen, Stem Dor'
fista on tddud MT ia Ell motif ola
fofoutIeSia Iiioff tddud piippmi'
ienid tdbben ia Iaatuamme tdstd tie
bon, pppbdmme trimia Iiten, ettd
postori 6uustoIeu iaomme fofouf'
ieemme. Sdn, toimien tddltd faufa'
no ia pieldpd ptIin, oliIi pddrin,
ettei bdn motif oua fofoufIesia.
Siis pppoetddn faiffia iaarna'
neIiid ottamaan tdmdn buomioon'
Ia ia polmistautumaan pbtG tniif
foa ennemmin fofoutIeemme. Seu'
rafunniIta mpDs pppbdmme tdbdn
mpDtdnaifutusta ia foetetaan rot'
faubeua festdd mabboGiiesti tdstd
liiddntDpdt fpastoinfdpmiiet.
Siunaa Serra tdmdtin aifomuS
nimeIi funniafF!
port Mrtbur, Ont. San.. elof. 1 p.
1918.
Suurimmin f~unnioittain
%. Wuori, 2.'funnan eiimtes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
nsfou rutous. Graan Iabetps.

- nsfou rufous. Grd6n ldbetpSi
iaarnaoion luo 9iinosIa tuli Terrain
fGdntpnpt fiinolotnen muosioon G
fanIaIaistaan, ioita banen abterot'
miienia fautta olipat tuaeet usfoon
aristufIeen ia mapautuneet opiumtn
fapttdmiIen ipwdstd oIennuffesta.
rWlitd f~einoia olei fdpttdnpt9" fp'
ipi ldbetpsiaarnaaia ibastuneena.
rSIen rutoiuut beiban e~bestdnid",
pastaf fiinaIoinen mafamasti ria
oIen feboiianut beitd rufoiIemaon
~puoIestaon. ga Elm pfTi beistd tnli
Iuofieni Ia epdtoitpoiiena ianoi ru'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

= Yasiori Grif Spasfoinen tefee
tdmdn tuun ojaua ldbetpsmatton
Montanan tpoItiosia y. m. ldnnesid
toimien iamoua Muitaian aTioila.
Sitte aifoo ban iddbd ~Sbica9oon
opisfeIemaon TbeoIoeiiesia Semi'
naarisIa enfi I%ufutouoeu oiafIi. Eoi
motamme postori OwastaiieIe me-
nestpsta ifomutIisIoon, fiunausta
%itieIeen ia bDDtpd SumaIon poIta'
tunnoue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14
Kansan kirjeita.
ASTORIA, Ore.

Sumaion rauba IiIddntpttDa foi.
Ellie 9dnen %lapiiqenia t%aifisia maan
paifoisIa ia! Suuret Ia ibmeeliIet omoi
9erran tpDt. Sofa niistG ottaa paas
rim, bdneld on TuIa riemu niistd.
Mptnaot oipot iotfa pubtaasti eId.
ndt, iotfa paeltaipot 9erran Iais.
Ia. Iutnaot opot, ioifa bGnen to.
oistntiionia tartfoomat ia taifesta
lpbdmestd Sdntd etjipdi, eindtfd
mpDs mitddn poboa- Zee, tuaan tpo.
eItanat bdneu t%eisIdnId. eina oIet
fasfenpi oietuffioft iansen ipiiusti
pitdmddn. 81, iosfo minun tieni
oientuifmat finun IdantbiaTi pitd.
mddn. = 2uinea nu~orufainen iienId
%pubbistoii? = aun bdn iiienId tdpt.
tdd finun ianof mutaon. Spodmee.
nj nina fatfen Iinun IanoF, eiten
nina ipnitd iefiIi Fnua pastaon.
119: Ill.
Sumalan luonteiIuus iImeree nd.
men Iopfisiania, Find eiia meiud on
balu Sumalan latin. &c baIu ia
tobto on Serron 6en9en tpotd Ip.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

petit, jotka viela ovat havitykselta
saastyneet, pakoitetaan antamaan
osan omaisuudestaan koulujen n.y.
vaksi. Kaupungeissa ia maaseu-
dulla on parhaillaan kaymassa Ia
ma temppeleitten havitystyo. Mum
rarit ia pyysepat, jolka ennen mui-
noin SAMOA huoneustoja rakensi-
vat, ovat nyt niita repimassa jopa
ovat he tata varten min .~,yl0sote-
tut" eta yksityiset ty0t ovat tyo-
miesten puutteessa seisahduksissa.
Tata kaikkea nahdessa, kuinka
pirstaleiksi ly0daan ia lokaan tai
lataan entiset ,,iumalat" ioille SUI
kupolvet vuosituhansien aikana o.
vat osoittaneet kunnioitustaan, ry0-
mien maassa niiden odessa, kasit-
taa, miten voimakasta on Kiinaan
tulvinut uusi elama ia miten wake
VIVA kuohuvat vanhassa maassa
uudet aatevirtaukset!
Samoin kuhn ahdistetaan bud.
! d%alaisuutta, samoin on tullut hal
veksituksi Kiinan vanha valtious'
konto: konfutselaisuus. Konfutses
on ruvettu nimittamaan suoraar
paholaiseksi j. n. e.
Joku kristitty vol tallaisesta me
nosta ehka iloitakin ia onhan Sc
merkki, eta pakanuuden alttarit
kaatuvat. Nina en- sellaisista i.
%loitse, vaan hammastyn. Silla ko'
ko riehunta muistuttaa ilmielavast
Ranskan vallankumouksen halua j.
yrityksia parma Jumala pois vi
ralta.
Eli ole milloinkaan hyva, jos kan
sa yhtakkia rivolla innolla repi
sen, mita Sc on vuosituhannet tote
ma pitanyt omistamatta samalla it
selleen uutta ia korkeampaa tai al
maxim ianoamatta sta. Eikohar
vain paliossa kiinalaisten nykyises
sd riehunnassa vanhoia uskontoi'
vastaan ole sta vanhan ihmisel
halea: ,,riisukaamme pois heidal
siteensa." Tuollaisiin riehuiiin j;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES en- luul
kristinuskonkaan hyvin voivan mi
taan vaikuttaa, silla kaiken pyhal
kunnioitus on poissa.
Uskoni on, eta Kiinan lahetys
tyo nykyaan elaa kaikkein vaaral
lisinta aikaansa. Stella ratkais
taan Sc suuri kysymys, tuleek
idan suurin kansa ehka lopulta {
lemaan Observation-Disclosures suul
Magog, ionka ioukot kerran koc
taan Aerran kansaa ~vastaan. Ky
la nyt, jos milloinkaan, on krist
tyilla erityinen syy rukoilla kiins
l~ahetyksen puolesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-14

ppbttd lepopdipd. pastori
Wiaiam Sapler 2ontoosid, iofa tar
moffaaSti on toiminut iunnuntai
paimdn ppbdnd pitdmiIetii, fertoo
fofemufIistaan m. m. ieuraanao:
Soitafuita puoiia Iitte apaIi erds
nuori mics. ionfa tiniin, iuustofau'
pan muutamaua &onioon igridfa'
buQa. 2dpin bdnen Iuonaan find
pdimGna, iouoin ban apaii mpp.
maldnId, toipottaafieni baneue mes
nestpstd. SettiIen pubeItuamme, fp'
idIin bdneltd: rWitds %aiiotte pstd.
wdni tebba iunnuntaibin ndbben2"
6dn mastafi: rEtebdttebdn. ettd
faitiaa fauppiaiua tdud fabuua on
mppm6Idnid amoinna iunnuntaina;
minun t6ptpp menetead iamoir.
rSiiben teiqd Ell ole ouentaan ipp
ta", Ianoiu mind, reibar beibdn me.
netteIptapanIa iaa ola Notwithstanding
teile. Mntafaa miuuIe fpnd la pape.
rio ia mind ndptdn teile mitd teibdn
on teb!dnd."
Sdn ontoi minuue mitd pppiin ia
iIoiaa, ieIpiud firiaimiua tirjoitit
~paperiae: rSdtd mppmdIGd et pioetd
apoinna iunnuntaiTin." Intaesiani
paperin ianoin bdueIe. Seurattao
neupoani, fiinnittdfdd tdmd faitfier
ndbtdpdue poitaue. Ndpttdtdd ir
oIusia fenen oma olette. SumaIa e
iaai teioan fdrfd ientdbben, etto
tdptdtte nelnouiiuutenne.
Samasia tuIi bdneu matmonic
mppmdIddn ia tdpbeliIesti fannott
ebootustoni. 9auppias otti Iitte ma
Iaron ia muutamia nouIoid ia fiin
nitti paperin min, ettd faitti mpD
mdIddn %tuIiiat fen fpbta bupmaiii
nat. -
Soimeni t6boen tuIin Iitte Iiirtp
mddn fofonaan toiieue puoleue Son
toon f%aupunfia ia niippin Iieqt
muutamia nuoIia, ennenfuin taos
tuIin fdpneefIi tdmdn nuoren foup
pioan luoua. Sun fpIpin, miten bd
nen atlanta pmot onntStuneet, mas
toIi ban ipudsti Iiitutett,tna: uSuur
teitd, pastori Sopler, on minun fiit
tdminen fiitd meneStptIestd, iofe
liitfeeuGnt OH pllut. Wtelfein taitf
fauppiaat tdad fobuua, iotfa omo
pitdneet mppmdldnid amoinno Jun
nuntai|in, pnat i%outuneet bdtpiDDn
Fun taaS MIND SumoIan IiunaufIes
to olen nuoIi tpuobelta stu
nut. SumaIa paIfitfoon teile fen by
pdn neuipon, ionfa minulle annoit
te. SiitG Ell ainoaStaan ole ouut a
pua ia bpoipd tpDsidni, naan flu
nousta mp6sfin fieluuent."
Ndin ioteututpat pbd Ianat: Sofc
minua funnioittaa, fitd toboon mi
ndtin funnioittaa. S%entdboen ianor
apostoIi: SumaIiiuuoesta on bpDtpc
faiffeeu, fosfa iiud on eldmdn Iu
paus iefd npfpiIen ettd tuleipaiien
&c bpDtp, ionfa Iuulen iaofputtatpa
nj bdpdiiemdud Serran pdipdn, tn
lee marmaon mahinsoff ia bdpi
DtIt iefd HeIuue ettd ruumiiqe.