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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
DO WOMEN KNOW
ENOUGH TO VOTE?
Rev r. q. McAIIister to Discuss This
Subject In Its Various Phases
Sunday Evening.

"Women do not know enough to
vote?.' is the word received from a
great many in California where the
women have been given the ballot.
This word, however, has been dis
puted by many who claim where the
women have voted there has been a
distinct moral gain The former
group claim they may learn after q
time. but at the present they are a
the poles.
The question OF women voting is a
very n'omentuous one. not only to the
American people but also to the Eng
lish, where the militant has only late
1y laid aside the axe and
bomb. As We look in history
We can see class after class
insisting for recognition. some have
received It and have become the lead
ers Of the world, others have failed,
but are trying again. Is this another
class movement of individuals de-
manding their rieht to have a say In
the c, ntroIing of the national destf-
MES? II this is true will they make
WORTHY use of the ballot that wifi be
place, in their hands?
It is with this problem that Rev. F.
3. MeA1lister will deal SUNDAY even
! ing. He will discuss such questions
/ in connection with the subject:
Should women stay at home instead
! OF attending their poles; their indi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
The FIRST Frost.

X - .
/ like to see it shine upon the roof
"a The white frost!-dainty lace spun
by fay
with many fancies in its warp and
woof)
Then knitted by blithe October
day.
Did you ever see the days knit!
Well, they do!
Their knitting needles are the sun
rays, moisture-crossed,
Tempered by mornings chill-a touch
of dew
Then, lo-a spirits captured by the
Frost.
/ know that spirit. Sweetheart Of one
Jacki
GIVE named him once!) He greets
her with smile.
when she's around he's never looking
black,
L "Oh. winters frst-born." cries he,
stay awhile!"
kAnd when the sun releases her he
runs
! on with her to the woods. where
silent shade,
fDefes the slanting rays-the rising
suns
New effort to etherealize the maid.
it.And then Jack Frost an antic caper
cuts!
He crackles in the merriment OF
speech:
f''See how adept am" he cries, Tin
cracking nuts
p The chestnut. walnut. butternut and
s. beech!'
lAnon the patient sun. that still as
cends,
Looks on the maid. and she, with
out a sound,
Dissolves in air; and Jacks small by
play ents-
The nuts he cracked he drops upon
the ground
The chattering squirrels find them in
the soil
And garner them with method but
much fuss.
fThey're saying to each other as they
toll:
See what the Lord has given unto
us!''
Crit Alexander.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY WORK DONE
Three Indictments Are Returned BY
That Body Which Finished Work
This Afternoon.

Three indictments were returned
this afternoon by the grand JUN in
the federal court. They are against
Otis Logan, charged with selling In
toxfcating liquors; Fred Woods,
charged with manufacture Of opium.
and J. p. Garrett, selling Of intoxicat-
ing liquors. It il understood that an
other indictment has been returned
against DR.. George r: Maley Of Gales
burg. His case will be called up in
the morning, according to his counsel.
Logan pleaded guilty to the charge
against him and received sentence
of seven months in the Warren coun-
ty jail; Woods pleadeG not guilty and
Garrett pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to sixty days at Indianola.
The grand jury was discharged.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
EDISON'S NATIONAL
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Nation to Honor Worlds Greatest In
ventcr on Thirty-fifth
Anniversary.


Anniversary.
All honor to Thomas A. Edison, the
inventor Of the electric light; and
what could be more fitting than ma
tion-wide celebration Of the anniver-
sary of this occasion on October twen-
ty-frst?
Thirty-five years ago electric light
ing was little more than a laboratory
experiment A few large arc lamps
were used to light theatres, parks,
street corners, ETC., but the greatest
scientists of the world declared that
the electric current could not be sub
divided and that electricity for house
hold lighting was an impossibility.
Thomas A. Edison, young man who
had already shown wonderful crea-
tive genius by the invention of the
quadruplex telegraph, the telephone
receiver and the photograph, began
his epoch-making work on the electric
lamp in his little laboratory at Menlo
Park, n. j.. and in the small Edison
shops in New York City, nearly forty
years ago. In those years OF 1878
and 1879 work went on night and day
and the entire field of science and
the world at large ransacked for a
suitable filament for the new lamp.
The story of the discovery of the
electric lamp is one of excessive toll,
of endless research and the surmount-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
ON THE FIRING LINE.
VIVA. i. means to most men.

There are many true heroes that
have persisted in the European war
who never smelled powder" but
who succumbed to sickness after
hard campaigning-coupl with bad
water and lack OF food. The sick
and debilitated man is as much out
of place in his struggle for life and
existence as he would be on the firing
line. On the other hand, the strong.
vigorous man, his veins filled with
rich, red blood, has an enormous ad-
vantage in whatever position he may
be fated to occupy, in war or bust
ness.
The prompt and certain action Of
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry in driving all harmful germs and
impurities from the blood, sets in mo-
ton the repair process which works
actively on the diseased membrane
where Catarrh fourishes unchecked
or where the skin gives warning OF
the bad blood beneath by showing
pimples and boils, also the skin clears
up and becomes wholesome and
ruddy.
Thus by building up q new ana per
feet covering and carrying out Of the
system the Catarrh infested matter
by way of the blood, liver and kid
news, Catarrh is overcome and perma-
nently conquered.
There is not drop OF alcohol or
anv narcotic in DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, but in this safe
vegetable remedy there Is a mighty
Alternative power which by replacing
the blood impurities with pure, rich
blood, not only ends Catarrhal condi
lions wherever located, but vitalizes
+, the kidneys, stomach. liver, bowels
and every organ Of the body. People
who suffer humiliation and mental
misery because of Pimples, Skin rash
Blotches, Eruptions, Boils. Carbuncle:
are especially benefited 1t is not g
secret remedy for it's ingredients are
printed on wrapper.
Send for free book on the blood Il
DR.. Pierce, Invalids' Hotel. Buffalo
In. Y. :.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

The famous Roach shipyards at
Chester. Pa. was sold under the ham.
mer last week for $4,000, subject to a
mortgage Of s104.396. The Roach
yards were identified with the build
png Of the first steel warships in the
EUnited States, over thirty years ago.
Fbut the first Cleveland administration
ldiscredited Roach's product, particu-
narly the Dolphin, and caused the
eventual collapse of the company.
Notwithstanding the attacks OF the ad-
ADMINISTRATION on Roach and his work,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
CITY NEWS.

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Doore, October Is. girl.
Henry w. Bowen OF Dubuque and
Becky Leber OF Burlington were unit
ed in marriage this afternoon by John
Leindecker. justice Of the peace.
lin the federal court this afternoon,
w. c. Macarthur was appointed special
master to hear the cases of Merit
Margison VS. A. r. Putnam. and Mer-
chants National bank vs.. Federal
Contracting company.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

Remember "Cyclone'' Davis, field
marshal of Nebraska populists OF by
gone days? Davis moved to Texas
some years ago. Now he is about 10
move on Washington. When ne
takes his seat in congress- says the
Houston Post, his first bill viii pro-
vide for the printing OF 1000 tons OF
$40 bills day to distribute among
people who are finding 1t hard to con-
meet with meal ticket" AS a vocal
friend OF the oppressed, Cyclone Davis
has 'em all beaten to a standstill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

rect influence; and their representa-
ton by the men; could they increase
the morality OF the cities II they had
chance; and what shall be done
with the militant! The whole matter
will be discussed from the point Of
view: will our nation be made better
by their access to the poles?
The various organizations OF wom-
en- ara asked to attend and learn the
truth about themselves and sisters.
Also there is an invitation extended
to the Industrial women OF the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

What Is the next result ofsall the
tariff tinkering and other legislation
which tina administration have forced
upon the people? 1t has not produced
sufficient revenue to equal expendi-
lures. 1t has thrown hundreds OF
Of men out Of employment.
1t has torn up business the country
over. The necessities of life have
steadily gone up. Isn't 1t about time
for the individual voter to decide to
put stop to this by his ballot in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

far as baseball 10 concerned Ut the
reorganization Of the Three-Eye
league at the Jefferson hotel here
this afternoon.
Allen said he could not see his way
clear to finance the Springfield
team; Plass stated he did not have
the $500 for the application for the
franchise. The Dubuque club how
ever, may be financed later. Rock Is
land may get the Springfield fran
chise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

The size of the fund bsqueathed TO
the woman suffrage cause by Mrs.
Frank Leslie is somewhat obscure.
The New York Herald says 1t VIII ex-
coed s2,000,00 while, the attorney Tor
the estate names $500. 900 as near the
limit. All the Leslie estate, excepting
specific requests Of 100000, is willed
to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait, with
only the wish" that she will expend
1t for the advancement Of thu woman
suffrage cause and "as in her judg-
ment she deems best" 1t is fairy
certain the fund will be large enough
to command the interest and enthus-
iasm of veteran spellbinders.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
THOUGHT FOR TODAY.
Ones own horn is most delicate
instrument to blow-UncIe Esek.

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt insis IT'S
that Charles S. Whitman, republican
candidate for governor of New York,
IFS qualified for membership in the
sAnanias club. With like brotherly
good will Mr.. Whitman catapults the
lcolonel into the same club without
waiting for the initiation fee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
Army and Navy 10 Play.

4 ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 2O.-The
Army-Navy game now rivalling Fin
negan'o report Of on-agin, 4off-again
fame be played this year after
all. Is the latest report. The I'VE year
plan, calling for alternate dates at
Philaoelphia and New York, was
adopted, this afternoon, 1t was an.
nounced at the naval academy. This
years game will be staged at Phila
de1phiA.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
Canal 10 Clear.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.1
COLON, Oct. 2O.-Forty eight hours
before schedule time, the canal work
men achieved another record today
by clearing away the debris occasion
ed by last weeks slide and making
the Panama waterway again navigable
for ships.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
struck ! Mine.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
HARWICH, England. Oct. 20.-Re-
ports which are as yet unconfirmed,
have reached here saying that the
Holland-American line passenger
steamer Potsdam, enroute to New
York, struck mine in the North sea
last night and was 50 badly crippled
that she had to return to Rotterdam
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
Postmasters Named.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Oct 20-The presi-
dent this afternoon nominated the
following postmasters: At Watson
Vile, Calf, Ernest H. Hack. At Pa
cific Grove, Calf, E1gin G. Hurfbert
At Normal, H., George Rankin At
Gibson City, ILL.,, John A. Pence. At
Woodriver, H., Samuel s. Hubbard.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
slaned the Coal RiII.

signed the Coal BiIl.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 20.-President
Wilson today signed the Alaskan coal
leasing bill.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20
THREE-E EYE CITIES
THROW UP SPONGE
Springfield land Dubuque Drop Out Of
Triple Lamp Organization At
Meeting Today.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.l
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. 20.-Springfield
and Dubuque. the former represented
by Thomas Allen and the latter by
Forest Plass, tossed up the sponge 80
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

President Cleveland and his cabinet
rode on the "discredited" Dolphin in
the worlds fair naval review in New
York harbor in April, 1893.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-20

k.okuk, low. October 20, 1914
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Kodin vaikutus Iapsiin.

Qoii! Wlit1 faunis iointu ontaon
tnosIo ionasia ia mitd ibanio NUTS
ioia Ie iuopitaon mieIiimme! 81 mi'
len rintamme Idmpenee muiStenesfo
lopiuuiemme fciie!
QoiiIi on moinut oua fDpbd. field
on Iaaitanut ola puuiteita ia fpoic-
moiiuutFa, muiia Fttetiu, Jos Rnuuo
on olut omit Ipnipd ia taspaa iel'
toiIesfa fobisTo misfd rateaus ia
ioRfrishninen benfi on olut tuoIlit
iewono moimono, misid fi"ulle q
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
$idotuitd.
Qiri. gamma Namta.
tSaRoa.)

- uupumat.om min tormoin on tD1
I'd tebtdwd = firioith ban - lui
uuift mdbdn on tebtpd nerratiunc
fiben, mitd tpield tefem6tt6 on
Warfinfin meiud on febitpS masto
aIuaaan, fen enimmdiisid firiai
miSfa. WatwaIoiien tp6n fautta or
tpliiin pdibimme pdntdttp pori, FOL
me firiainta, fun fen Fiaan uieo'
muut taniat omat 10 f%irioimiStou
loppupddbdn enndttdneet. piifa on
fits mield tie ebesfdmme. Diff hui
lua, Jos ppidbtpiRmme ~faaputus
tomme ibaiaen lepddmddn ia unob
toiiimme etdiipptfstd fiinidnmdn
pddmddrdn. On fuIutpa aianiafio
ia, ennenfuin opimme tiriaimia ia.
noifii IommitteIemaan.
Eaas miltaiu feIoon. - 2onin
bttoastt ie npt fulteefir...... WieId
p~uoltfotSto tuntto!
= Nptpifin on meiad buomattas
nisia pleinen ibailu fuuriin 5aamu'
tufiimme, ia on tottatin ntiSid ibai.
lemiIen marao, fiud ottib III ebiStpf.
femme dtfid Min buiman asfeleer,
etid noioaan ianoa oppineemme TO.
70 firiaimen euei paritin fuin pb-
bella lpDnnild. Sos Re, eta Jana
on Iaanut funinfaaailen arnonia
m~utaiien pmttmen, napauoen, on
min idbbeuinen enndips, min iuurl
MOTTO, ettei ien funniafi tpoiba III.
aft iublia.
Sdn bautotteIi pittddn.
- Wutta moitoistamme fertpnpt-
I'd intoa ia iublamieltd ei iuinfaan
Iaa ioutiIoifuubesia tubIoto. maan
on ie tdptettdmd noimatF tuIemiin
tebtdtpitn. G~teenpdin on meibdn -
= 2as Sooieppta - buubabti bdn
ddneenId, buomatesiaan tdmdn as
teleipar tabuIa. So tpiitoi bdntd
luotIsen.
- sdnne mind oIin tu~IosIafin -
ielitti SooIeppi i%stutmaon.
- 8armtliet nub.eita, Fun fdpl
Min borfpoin motif Gero, olen
bpipin ipptpWdinen SooIepin tmlos'
to-.
- So find fdpt mufa uieimmin2
- Sn toin, mutta olinban MIND
teIdu6 fofo fuufauben.. .... Wiibopi
tai bpnin Haistton fansia?
- Niin ia r6in. - poifa huriaS.
teIee IiiotIi.
= Saitaa fpud.
Sptp!ettiin p%operosFt ia ianuia
pubauenen iotfettiin iuiuStamista.
- Sinuua on oifein bienoa - ia.
not Sooieppi fiImdten pmpdrileen =
luuliii iiommanfin pirfamieben tp5'
buoneefF. Wauanfin tdmd lepotuo'
II on mainio.. ...tds5d fai bempeim.
mGt oIiot unelmoioaon WtinGtin ir
tnnnen IolaperdiStd fobonmista.....
81 ole oitoa bempeiEin.....
= Se bee = notn idpttddn mair
fuin tue tirioitustuoli.... .. 0elpoope
fiindtin istuo, tuIee tpDfin pbtd ipie
pdd. Eduaisten opuneupoien Id
beiippbesfd luulifi toifnaan ip5r
luiStaman. ia fni ie Iuistaafin?
&uinfa tuulitin on...... TpDtd OF
muuten enemmdn fuin riitt6miin
iad fen idliestd, fun lopuuiiesH ID
tin pIiopistoatfet lutput, oIen booIt
mt itieleni IieItd ia iddItd faifen
ndf5ifid piffutebtdmid.
= 2uuIin, ettd olet rupennmt Del
fn9in 2ebteen aputoimittoiofT.
= Woin btufan amustan. .Raf
faimpanant on pbd pdimdnmoIp
aud Ie on fpopoomieIifin. Giti
waoIin, muita p~aIpelen. = Sifei,
~Iuututtao, Fun ei usfaneta ola Tti
mitd ouaon = pinnan ala or fpn;
mapaamieIifppttd enemmdn fuil
mont aaptStoofoon, muita ndfDIdu
ei iitd tuobo.
On ftd tuotutin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Ihana muisto

Han oil juuri saavuttanaisil-
laan sen paamaaran, jonIR js
saavuttaneet.
10 pienena poikana kansakou-
lua kaydessaan oil han kuviteHut
mielessaan sta aikaa, jol1biA
hankin saa valkoisen lakin. Me-
net International ajatukset Mk-
kuivat hanen mielessaan, tule-
vaisuutat ajatellessaan.
Vuodet vierivat. ---O e
naa vain pari kuukautta, ia han
kin saa lukeutua Suomen Wake
lakkisten lukuisaan parween.
Tama tuntui Artturista aivan
uskomattomalta. Nytk0 sc aka
jo noin lahella on. Elama nxyt-
tt nyt min toivorikkaalta. Kaik-
kialla han MAXI vain kaunista ia
sopusuhtaista. Oil min haus-
ka elaa nuorena nuorten jaukos-
Sa.
Mutta samalla kun hanen rim
tansa aaltoili elaman innostuk-
sesta, samalla STELLA alkoi mySs-
kin toiset, hanelle avian odotta-
national voimat vaikuttaa.
Ilmeinen voimien vahentyminen
tapahtui hanessa. Samalla kun
ruumiinvoimat heikkenivat, sa-
malta myoskin henkinenkin
ty0skentely kavi raskaaksi.
Opinnot olivat keskeytettavat.
Toiset paasevat suorittamaaA
tutkintojaan, mutta minun tay-
tyy ---
lama ajatus painoi alituiseeN
hanen mieltaan.
Pelottavan selvana oil hanella
nyt edessaan tulevaisuutensa.
Han Ell enaa ajatellut yliopistOlh-
STA tutkintOjaan, vaan hanen e.
teensa astui vakavana kysymys:
Mita vastaan Jumalalle, kun
Han alkaa pitaa tutkintoa kans-
SAM? Tama antoi hanelle uutta
ajattelemisen aihetta. Han ei
koskaan ollut taman tapaisia
asioita mietisellyt, mutta nyt ne
aivan kokonaan valtaavat hanen
mielensa. Jesus kolkutti hanen
sydameensa. Mestari tahtoi ha-
net omistaa.
Suuria muutoksia tapahtuu
hanen sisimmassaan. Elaman
Herra, Jesus, saa puhaltaa ha-
neen uutta elamaa. Mailman
huolista jaahtynyt mieli saa jail
leen lamp0a, saa rohkeutta. Pois
pakenee toivottompus. Pois
haihtuu pelko. sydan
kaankuin sulaa. Mielikin ka@
min iloiseksi. Jesus on saan4
hanet omakseen. Toisillekin tai
toisi ilonsa ilmoittaa. Mutta
VERT unohtavat hanet. Halvatl.
veil on ainoa, .joka uskOlfisesti,
mcclellan istuu sairaan tauti-
vuoteen aarella. Ihania ovat nue.
hetket, jolloin veljekset yhdessa
hiljenevat Jumalan kasvojen e.
dessa.
On sumuinen lauantai-paiva.
Sairas ON entista heikompi. Kat
Sc kay pistavan kirkkaaksi.
Hengitys on lyhytta, mutta TIA
saista. Ihmeteltavan rauhaisa
lime lepaa nuorukaisen kalpeifla
kasvoilla. Han on tyytyvainen
kuhn lapsi, joka on saanut jota-
kin mieleistaan. Ell kuulu vail
tuksen SAMOA, vaan sillOin tai
l6in puhuu han kuiskien plan
saapuvasta Jeesuksesta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
nucrten OSdSto.
NuoriDa ~Jeesukselle.

Nuoret seisovat tien haarassa,
jessa heidan on valittava, kum-
paako tieta lahtea kulkemaan,
maailman vaiko taivaan.
Neuvonantajia, kutsujia on
paljon. Toiset pyytavat valitse-
maan mailman ten, jolla on i
loa ia nautintoa, hauskoja tove-
reita ia seuroja. Toiset taasen
suositelevat taivaan tieta, jolla
kylla on karsimyksensa ia ris-
tnsa, mutta my0skin ilonsa ia
onnensa.
Mania rivit "pyytavat tehda
kutsujan virkaa. Ne tahtovat
kaantya tata lehtea lukevien
nuorten puoleen ia samoa heille:
Jeesus lahestyy teita nyt ia pyy-
taa omikseen. Alkaa paetko han
ia! Alkaa vastustako! Jesus
tie on paras tie. Sc paattyy
kerran kirkkauden maahan.
Nuorina Jeesukselle!
Miksi juuri nuorina?
Siksi eta Herran omaksi tule-
nainen vol kayda nuorena patio
helpomin kuhn vanhana. Synnin
kahleet ovat viela silloi nohem-
mat, omatunto herkempi, sydan
pehmeampi ia mieli vastaanotta-
vaisempi. Imam suurempaa syn
nintunnustusta etsiville nuoril-
lie monasti kirkastuu Jeesuksen
Kristuksen sovintoristi, jonka
juurella vapaudutaan synnin We
1asta, saadaan rauha sydameen
ia voimaa uuteen elamaan Kris
tuksen askeleissa.
Mutta viela enemman.
My0s sen vuoksi on nuorena
tultava Jeesuksen omaksi, eta
kerkiaa tehda ty0ta. Nuoruuden
aka on innostuksen aka. Ell
senvuoksi ole samantekeva, ia
pahtuuko kaantyminen nuorena
val vanhana. Kuka tekee lyon
Herran viinimaessa? Ell ole yh-
aentekeva, tullaanko viinima-
keen ensimaisella val yhdennel-
latoista hetkella, tullaanko nuo-
ruuden parhaina vuosina val sill
loin, kun kuoleman portit 10
haamottavat. Kysymys on, ku-
.ka tekee Herran lyon.
Naet jokapaiva edessasi ihmi-
ria, jotka ovat matkalla mail
man tiella = ijankaikkisten val
vojen maahan. Niitten joukossa
On sinulla omaisia ia ystavia.
Voitko antaa heidan rauhassa
kuIkea ~helvettiin? Ymmarrat,
eta heidat olisi pysaytettava,
kerrottava heille synnin kauheu-
desta ia armon ihanuudesta, O.
p~etettava Herran armosta Jee-
suksen Kristuksen ristin eteen.
Mutta kenelle tama ty0 kuluu?
Jokaiselle uskovalle, mutta en-
men kaikkea nuOrelle uskovalle.
Moni suree elamana illan vaa-
rinkayttamaansa nuoruuden al
kaa. Suree sta, EFT on itse saa-
nut arpia synnin tiella oman
tuntoonsa, arpia, jotka viela
vanhuudessakin kirvelevat ia
viela enemman suree sta, eta
O suruttomalla elamallaan pa
hentanut toisia ia vietellyt helix
koja syntiin. Elamansa, jonka
olisi pitanyt ola siunaukseksi,
onkin ollut kiroukseksi. Han on
ellut maata turmeleva pun. Ha-
nella on mustat nuoruudenmuis-
tot, jotka himmentavat elaman
ehka muuten valoisaa iltaa .
Rakas nuori! Jottei sinun tar
vitsisi surra nuoruutesi aikaa,
min antaudu Jeesukselle nyt. ST.
ia ct koskaan kadu. Herra Jee-
sus ottaa smut ~vastaan sellaise-
ma kuhn olet. Han on tehnyt
kaikki puolestasi. Han on haa-
vOitettu sinun pahain tekojesi
tandem, hosuttu sinun syntiesi
tandem. Rangaistus oil hanen
p~aallaan, jotta sinulla olisi raul
ha, ia hanen haavoissaan on ST.
nulla parannus.
Min - juuri sinulla. Uskot-
ko sen?
E. Kilpelainen.