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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
BACA DENIES GRAB
FOR REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES
Says Meeting of Executive
Committee was Called by
Him Merely to Discuss
Things for Good of Party.
ROMERO ISSUES CALL FOR
COMMITTEE JULY 9th

Elfcgo Baca. candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for congress-, to-
day denied statements To the effect
that Ia his call for a meeting ~ the
executive committee of tho Rcpubli-
can county committee az BeTnallllo
county. ne had Ia view "a plan go grab
the authority of the chairman. sheriff
Jesus Romero. ISSUE the call for the
primaries himself and thus MAKE
sure OF the Brruallllo county dologa-
ton for his candidacy.
Sheriff Romero today issued "a for-
NAL call Tor "a a.octiuc of The RepuA-
lean county committee. 10 DE held
in The court house Monday afternoon.
July "a, the cail being signed by
himself as chairman ana by Charles
Chadwick as secretary. The cali.
which appears IN fuli In The Her
AIDS advertising columns today. states
the purpose OF the meeting to fix
date and places for the primary cleo
ilon, and Co apportion the numocr OF
delegates to tho county convention.
Efforts To- reach sheriff Romero
this afternoon were unsuccessful, and
ID is not known what his view Is oi
the Raca executive committee call.
! Mr.. Baca fatty denied any n~lterior
purpose In issuing the call.
II viii not can the Republican
county primaries, said Mr.. Hacu this
| afternoon. n am advised that
Chairman Romoro'a call already has
bocn issued, ana tho only purpose for
which tho executive committee was
called 90 meet was to discuss matters
FOR the good OF the party. I would
not attempt. nor would tho executive
committee, 10 assume the preroga-
lives of the chairman"
Prominent Republicans on TIE
street this afternoon declared that Il
had been tho Intention 20 issue tho
call AT the executive committee meet
ing. but that Il wss frustrated b3
Sheriff Romcro's discovery Of The
scheme. Lacking any statement b,
MIR. Romero the rumors are without
confirmation. but stories 81 serious
differences and a practically certaif
clash between the head of the execu'
tive committee ana the chairman o'
the general committee were rii'
among Republicans throughout The
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Typical English Lane Near Penzsneo.
Sucked the town and some adjacent
villages.
In 1916 Il paid dearly for its sup
port OF the royalist cause. the round
heads under Fairfax laying the place
waste. Algerian and other piraticRl
hordes at one time greatly harassed
these parts which fact may have sug
gested The Pirates OF P~enzance."
Doubtless the greatest treasure
among the archives OF the borough
IL the charter OF Incorporation granted
by James | and dated May 3. 1914,
This ponderous document, made OF
stout skins. is In Latin In black let
ter. some portions OF Il being ornately
ilourlEheg A portrait OF his majesty
is enclosed in the initial letter. and the
great seal OF England Is attached by
q silken cord.
Herein are defined tho limits Of
the borough, and authority is given
for the use Of a common seal. This
seal represents the head ~ 81. John
the Baptist on a charger. and is said
to have been suggested IN o punning
spirit by the IIeralds' college, as the
name P~enzanco pen-sansl means In
tho old Cornish language holy heAd
Tor, rather. headland). from an an
cient chapel which formerly stood
there. while the parish church one,
belonged 10 the Knights OF st. John
What could be more a%ppropriat,
for its insignia, they argued. thar
the m~uch-talked OF head OF ST. Johr
the Baptist? There is a tradition tina.
King James himself proposed thes'
arms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
SHE SWALLOWS THE MONEY
Woman ceneeals Stolen $3.50, hut ls
Given Three Months lmprison-
r ment Anyhow.

GlasRow.-A woman who swallowed
$3.50 In gold has been sent to prison
here.
She stood In the dock with another
woman on a charge OF attacking and
rob5ing a man and she admitted that
while running away. she swallowed
fifteen soyereigns and Eve h~alf-s0yer
eigns.
When the women were captured, aft
er a chase. no trace could be found OF
the money. but the police had theft
suspicious, which were confirmed
when the N-rays ger brought into
use.
One woman, who struck The man In
the face. breaking his eyeglasses, was
sentenced TO six months impriBon
ment, and the other. who swallowed
the money. TO three months impriRon
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

ing NJ bic homo. 1919 South Third
street, after "a residence OF twenty
Years i9 Albuquerque. Dccehfed WIS
born in Tome. Valencia county. where
ne lycd until moving Co this city. he
o. survived hy three SONS and two
DAUGHTERS. They are H. ana r. aai-
1znr co.: Albuquerque. \. Suidzar, ass
SCISSOR OF Torrance county. who lives
~ Estancia; and Mrs. H.. salazar ol
Tome. ana Mrs. Jose Chatca nf A.
%huquerque. The funeral will take
place tomorrow norling 40 3 O'Clock
nt tho Sacred Heart church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
He NEEDED MORE RELIGION
Young Man Gets Converted and Sur
renders Himself 10 the Law-Es-
eapss az Prison Door.

Los Angeles, Cal-overcome by the
exhortations OF the speakers. q young
man ARCS In the Upper Room Mission
In Mercantile place, and announcing
he had recently escaped from the shor.
IN OF San Francisco. where he was
wanted on a larceny charge. asked for
aid Ia leading a better life.
lie exhibited a pair Of field hand
Guns to prove his story. and declared
that he wanted 20 give himself up and
serve his sentence. Deputy Constable
3. A. Golden was summoned and
started for tho county Jail with the
Yconvert."
The aight OF the grim walls OF the
iaii, however, proved too much foI
him and he made his getaway from
the unsuspeeting officer. who was l0fl
without even his ex.prisoner's name.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
WOODEN LEG is APPAREL"
So Rules Ohio industrial Commission,
Denying Claim for Dam
ages.

Columbus. OILS a wcaden leg
wearing APPAREL The Ohio industrial
commission has 80 ruled. George Y.
Reufel Of Cleveland had applied for
state compensation for the loss Of a
leg. Il proved that Il was a wooden
leg, crushed in machinery.
Reufel claimed that the law did not
specify that the leg must be q natural
one. to eHtitle the victim TO compen
sation.
Then the commission decided that
the leg was not a leg. but apparel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
TRACED
THROUGH CANYON
BY POLICE
Mexican, Accompanied by
American, Goes Through IT,
jeras with Two Stolen Po-
MES. One Escaped Convict

Chief Of Police McMillin said today
that the two ponies stolen from the
Trimhlc stable Wednesday were
traced through Tijeras canyon. A
Mexican answering the description of
The mai who hired the animals az
the stable was seen 60 go through
the canyon with two ponies like the
missing ones, accompanied hy an
American. W 1ncsday afternoon.
The pair headed east. Chief Me-
Miilin said today that he had a faint
suspicion hat tho American might
be the convict Hudson. who escaped
from tho state road camp ON the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES road Sunday.
That. however. was only n guess. the
chief said. and he had nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
FIGHT OVER JONES
GROWS
CLOSE AND EXCITING

Washington. July Undermined
io prevent an immediate vote on the
confirmation Of Thomas II. Jones OF
Chicago, for member of the federal
reserve hoard. administration leaders
in the senate continued today efforts
90 limo up their colleagues who have
declared Opposition Ia President VII
sons nomination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Cob Ted sullivan, who originated
the worlds tour. mas a plan for a
tour OF ireland next fan Ireland
wasn't In ,he itinerary tat alL HIS
idea rs "a make up a team % irish
American leaguers and team Of
German-A American iensucff aud stage
special contests la celebration Of
homo rule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Mrs. Pauline Ford. Wifc of Raw
mond Ford. chef nj the Albuquerque
slnltarium. died this morning at
i2;20 at her homo IN The iiir HANDS.
She was n years old. n leaves. be-
sides hcr husband. r. tw~u-Wceks-olt
baby hoy. ANA her father aud moth
or. The remains VIII DE taken To
Socorro Saturday night Tor inter
mont Mrs. Ford had hfon in Alhu-
qucrpuc a year. Tho body Be- I'd
strong Rrus. undertaking pariors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
CITY IS ATTRACTIVE
Brunswick Has Many Interesting
Things for Sightseer.
Many Medieval Churches Are We'll
Worthy Of a vIsit-The Rathaus
Palace and Cathedral Have
Each Their Own Value.

Berlln,-The city OF brunswick has
Tho contents OF the Vaterlandischos
Museum. apart from It's many valuable
works OF art, include weapons. uni.
forms. flags, views Of Brunswick. auto
graphs. coins. and costumes. The many
medieval churches OF st. Catharlne,
seen below. was probably begun In
the Romanesque style by Henry the
Lion. II was altered and enlarged In
the second half Of the thirteenth cen.
fury and restored between 1887 and
1890. The choir dates from 1921. 9th.
or attractions include the Rathaus. the
palace. and the cathedral.
The Rathaus, a portion OF which
mag be seen on the right Of tho cen.
ter view. consists of two wings at
right angles to each other. Il Is n
very perfect specimen OF Gothic archi.
lecture. first mentioned In 1858. rebuilt
in 1896. and restored in is4l-52. Both
stories OF both wings have open mr.
oades with graceful tracery. The
beams supporting the Gothic roof OF
the great hall in the interior r rich.
~ painted. st. Martins church, which
stands opposite the Rathaus, was orig
inally a Romanesque b%asilloa OF the
end OF the twelfth century and was
enlarged In the transition style In the
first half Of the thirteenth century ant
completed in 1921.
Brunswick Is supposed to have beer
founded-in SCI by Bruno. Duke Of Ost
fallen. but Henry tho Lion In tbs
twelfth century so greatly strength
ened and beautihed the city that h'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
WOMAN r WITH
POISONING CHILDREN
OF HER

Los Angeles. Cal July l7.-Mrs.
Ncttie Prov. herself a mother. Is mn
der arrest here today, charged Win
having placed poison In apples which
she - alleged Ia have put In the yard
Of a neighhor whose three children
she said, annoyed her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
MAKE BIG REDUCTION
ON PANAMA HATS AT
GOLDEN RULE SALE

\ feature at the Golden Rule Dry
Goods Co. sale that is attracting u1-
usual attention ~ the reduction IN tho
price of Panama hats. Tho entire
line of new Panama hats Of The new
est and latest shapes are being placed
on sale at nearly half price.
The following figures give an iden
Of the enormous reductions boina
made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
PENzAnce IS 300 YEARS OLD
Picturesque Little Town Soon Go csl
citrate 30oth Anniversary Of In
corporation as a Borough.

London.-The picturesque little
town Of pcnzanoe. well known TO low
ers OF Gilbert and Suilivan's comic OBJ
eras, which looks out on the blue wa
ter Of Mounts Bay, is about to cello
brate the 3OOth anniversary OF It's In.
corporation as a borough. II is tho
westernmost town in England. be-
ing ten miles from the lands end
Here the spaniards made their only
hostile landing in England, when they
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Kerry Nocdham. a. wears old. b.
Minneapolis. Mimi railroad man.
who came to this cts SIX months ga
as "a healthsockcr. died at his resi-
doncr. East santa Fc avenue. this
morning. lie leaves a wife. who VIII
accompany the body To Minnea pulls.
where burial viii be made. stroug
Brna. have charge of The arrange
ncnts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

may be almost said to be its founder.
The town ia most ~irregularly built.
with narrow ana winding streets. Tho
cathedral, which dates from ll73, and
the churches OF 81 Martin, 81. An
drew with its steeple 34l feet high,
and 81. Catharlne are among the prln.
cipal buildings. A number OF the 9th.
or houses are interesting for their
quaintlyearEed wooden fronts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
S~UFFRAGETTE SLASHEs
CARLYLE PORTRAIT
WITH A CLEAVER

London. July if-Anna Hunt "a
militant suffragcttc. was arrested to-
day after she slnshcd with q BUTCH
cr's c%loavcr the portrait of Thomas
CARLYLE. the Scottish historian, paint
cd by Sir John Millais and hanging
In the National portrait gallery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
IIINIfNNCE NAII OF Nd
nNEnnnG.
DOLDE'S
Your DOLLAR BUYS MORE
All GOODS DELIVERED.
2fO-2Ia Soath second Street.
Phone COT.

In one afternoon against the TIP
Kenworthy. Of tho Kansas city
team. managed TO ftil In between
|idio with n versatile display
Do made two hunac runs and "A SIM
Ieic. scored three times, accepted II
h hanrcs in the field without an error
kaa In two double plays. made one
Sacrifice hit. stole three bases ana
.heipod his team take two games
fDthorwlnc ne was a dead weight Ia
1the Packers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
Ride srldsoreom In Patrol Wagon.

chicago-Ffiends seized William
Feeley. q weli-kn0wn politician, and
bis bride as they emerged with the
wedding party from a church and
forced him to ride IN a patrol wagon
10 the brides home, where a recep
ton was held.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

James vlox Of the PITTSBURGH Ma
llonal league team was married here
yesterday 60 Miss Nellie Lovely Of
Lexington. Ky. After the ceremony
the couple departed for p%ittsburs,
SAYS a news Dispatch from Cincinnati.
Gosh what a sequel 10 a happ5
EVENT.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
Con kIIIsd purna ouarreI.

Patterson. n. J.-Mrs. Philip Prlere
was horsewhipping Constable Rose In
q quarrel over a COW when a train
came along and killed the COW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

FOR SALE-fIorse, busy ana har-
ness. SIS cash. Leaving city. SIS
So Arno u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
All Sound 1Ec
Bananas, dozen....IJU

b ibs. Fancy Potatoes ......... 25O
b los. nice sound Peaches $500. use
. 1lxira fancy Lemons dozen ..... 500
4nrsc can of Peaches .......... i5c
h 1argo can of Tomatoes .........iO Zoe
B cans of Sweet Corn ....,..... Abe
D doz. Pnnsting Corn .
Stood quality Roast Coffee ..... 2oc
Boo quality Roast Coffee. ...,. )
Boo quality Roast coffee ....... SOC
ls lbs. Of Beet sugar ......... 500
b. lbs. of can ugar ......... $500
Best quality G%unpowder Tea i5c
Nicc Lean Bacon. ib.......... zoe
lars Armour Lighthouse Soap 23c
.Armour's f2ihc Baked Beana zoe
ktrone Scrcen-door springs ..... .5o
n nllRpslhle Cups ............ OF
TlnCuue t...'..ss so'
4 Wire catch Mous Traps Zoe
|1soy's 7sc Cloth Hats .......... soc
Aion's 75c cloth Hats .....,,.. o
Mons straw Hats. ......... = prize
C~LENItNNCE SALE on ALL
ONFORDS.
1tiirIr Oxfords. ........ s5c ~ M
adier' Ogfords. ....,.. .53c and MP
Non's 2i.00 Oxfords ........ $3.50
Mems $1,000 All Wool suits Sis.S0
4 poy'a $500 and 1900 suits. $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17
M0RTUARY

Francisco salayar > Jlmincz,
Francisco Salazlr y Iimincz, 81
ycars old. died az ! o'clock this morn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

\ fresh suppIy 81 sunshine
Craokrrs. all i0c a packagci .
for 25c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-17

Don't forget tiat We are
aesnts for Chase a sani,nrn's
Teas and ooffer~, of which Ne
carry a complcie stock. Trs
"a can Of zach.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

Talla sivulla on taas till
tyksia lahjoista latomakoneen
hyvaksi. Stella on kerays Lake
Nordenista $4,000. Tassa ke-
rayksessa on lahjan keraajalta
Mr.. Paul Geraselta $500, joka
on nyt suurin summa mita olem-
me latomakoneen hyvaksi saa-
meet. Tunnemme erityisen vel
vollisuutemme kiittaa Mr.. Paul
Gerasta tasta lahjasta, jonka yh-
teydessa kerayskin on suurin mi
ta latomakoneelle olemme viela
saaneet. Jumala Teille lahjanne
runsaasti p~alkitkoon! Saakoon
Herra taman esimerkin kautta
vaikuttaa monessa ystavassam-
me tuollaisen anteliaan mielen,
sta kirjeessaan my0s toivoo
tuon kauniin summan lahjoitta-
ia Mr.. Paul Geranenkin. Pie
nemmatkin lahjat ovat tervetul-
leita, kaikki otetaan sydamelli-
sella kiitollisuudella vastaan.
Joululahjat Auttajalle tulee sa-
maan liikkeeseen ia me toivom-
me ystavain avuliaisuutta. Jou-
lulahjoja Auttajalle sopii kerata
viela joulunpyhienkin aikana,
kun ne vaan Uudeksivuodeksi
lahetetaan eli viimeistaan tam
mikuun neljanneksi paivaksi, ct
ta saamme ne tilittaa ensi vuo-
den ensimaisessa numerossa.
Joululahjojen keraajille lahjoi-
tetaan nelja palkintoa, mile, jOt-
ka enimman ovat keranneet
Ensimainen palkinto $1,000 Ku-
varaamattu; toinen, $3.50 Lut-
heruksen Kirkkopostilla; kolmas
palkinto, $1.75 Raamattu ia mel
jas palkinto, vuosikerta Autta-
.jaa tahan maahan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

= Suomi piston Joululehti
on ilmestynyt sirona ia sisalt0-
rikkaana. Lehden sisalt0 on
seuraava:'
Joulu (runo) Otto Kaarto
Jouluajatuksia, A. H.; Joulu-
muistoja, S. H. R.; Joulunvietto
ennen ia nyt, J. Wargelin; Jou-
lurauha, D. J. Elm Terve Jou-
lumme kallis! (runo) M. John
son; Suuri Ito, d. A. S.; Tule ST.
sale, sina Herran siunattu, S.
Ilmonen; Joulu tue mukanaan
valoa ia iloa, A. R.-hti; TIE olet-
tie mailman valkeus, F. w. K;
Rauhataistelum jalkeen, Otto E.
Maxi; Suomi piston kesajuhlil-
ia, S. j.; Vanhuksen rukous kan
samme puolesta, Jaafet Matson
Nosta silmasi, katso ymparillesi
j. X. R.. Pohjolan talvi, S. B-n
Kuninkaan tyttaria, Olga II.
Kaksi suurta ihmetta, M. Peso
men; Kaksi kuvaa New Finlan-
dista, Sask., Canadasta,. Heikki
Sarvela; Suomi-O pistolaisen u
nelma, H. Hillila; Ma kaipaan
(runo) H. Hillila; Herran johto,
Milo S.; Sedan joulu (runo)
Linda M-g; Jean Sibelius, K.
V. Kilkka; Lapsi ia saarnamies
(suomennos) /; Joululahja (runo)
Milo S:nen; Pohjolan joulu, j.
X. NJ; J~ouluvalmistelua Goulu-
kuusipuhelu viidelle lapselle)
Anti Lepist0; Joululaulu (savel-
lys) Otto w. Pernu.
onnistuneet kuvat.
Hinta 25c.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Joulu on tulut.

Taaskin olemme saaneet tilai-
sudden tervehtaa lukijoitamme
joulusanomalla. Joulusanoma
onkin ilosanoma sanan taydelli-
sessa merkityksessa. Miten kolk-
koa onkaan ihmis-elama taalla
maan -paalla. = Siita todistaa
juuri tama aka, missa nyt olem-
me. Koska maailma suree. Sill
hen onkin syyta. Koko maailma
karsii kaikkialla, silla Sc koskee
jokapaikassa, kun Europa on
tehty ihmisten teurastustante-
reeksi. K0yhyyden ia jokapuo-
lelta ahtaan alan tama on tuot-
tanut kaikkialle. Sc puute ia
kurjuus mika nyt on, edenkin
sotatantereella, r~evityilla ia
raastetuilla kansoilla, on hir-
muista. Tuhannet huutaa lei
paa ia karsii kurjuutta.
Tekee mieli kysya: mista Ia
ma murhaava aaltojen kuohu,
mika paisuttaa mailman pau
hua noin murhaavaksi ia onnet-
tomuutta tuottavaksi? Sc on i'll
mis- sydan, tue rauhaton sydan,
joka taman kaiken levottomuu-
den ia kurjuuden on saanut al
kaan. Kateus jo Aapelin ajoilta
on vuodattanut lahimaisen ver-
ia. Kylmennyt on rakkaus ia
vaaryys on saanut vallan. Raate-
levan SUDDEN tavalla raivoaa ihmi-
set, jotka kerran luotiin Jumalan
kuvaksi. Korjauksia on koetettu
saada, mutta tama hirmuinen
synnin valta leimuaa kuitenkin.
Suuri oil lankeemuksemme.
Kuitenkin on y0 kulunut ia
paiva on tullut. Tama paiva pals
taa Jumalan taivaasta. Jumalan
ijankaikkinen rakkaus on lines
tynyt Jumalan pojan mailman
tulemisella. Betlehemin PAINE
net saivat kuulla suloisen tai
vaan laulun. Kuinka ihanaa Ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

elama avian Aatamiin ia Ee-
vaan. Lupaus Kristuksesta kan
tot heita ia koko ihmiskuntaa
vanhan liiton aikana. Saarna
Kristuksesta on nostanut ia
kantanut ihmiskuntaa uuden lii
ton aikana. Harvat uskovat sill
ii Jeesukseen ia maailma vaan
uskottomien puolelta pysyy pa
huudessaan. Mutta Herra viii
doin pelastaa omansa mailman
pahuudesta ia tulee tuOmiOlle.
VOittOa ia valoa Han silloinkin
tuOpi. Kaikki, jOtka armOna-
jassa ovat Haneen uskaltaneet,
saavat silloin astua uuteen tai
vaalliseen lupauksen maahan.
Kun haudatkaan eivat vol ihmi-
sille ijankaikkisesti lepoa antaa,
kuOlleetkin kerran heratetaan,
min ON ihanaa, kun Herra antoi
levon, joka eli koskaan lopu. Kas
tahan saa jo nyt uskaltaa, min
onnettomuutesi muuttuu onnek-
81 10 taalla elossa ia sina saat
kokea sen Herran sanan totuu-
den: "Maassa rauha ia ihmisille
hyva mielisuosio." ia sen ,mita
Herra sanoi: EN- nina jata tel
Ia orvoiksi, vaan Glen teidan
kanssanne, joka paiva mailman
loppuun asst.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

paallensa uskoneet ia sitten
luulleet olevansa vanhurskaita,
niinkuin esimerkiksi Jeesuksen
aikaisista farisealaisista todiste-
taan: "Jotka uskoivat itse paal-
lensa eta he olisivat vanhurs-
kaita ia muita ihmisia katsoivat
yl0n." LUX. 10: 9. Itse van
hurskaus on tietaakseni itse pc
tosta ia juuri tamm0isia itse
vanhurskaita varmasti tarkOit-
taa Jeesuskin sanoessaan: EN-
nina tullut vanhurskaita kutsu-
maan, vaan ~syntisia parannuk-
SEEM" Mark. 2: IL.
Eika sekaan yhtaan paranna
asiaa, jos tue observation-disclosures
vol pettaa muitten ihmisten sill
mat, eta vaikka kaikki ihmiset
pitaisivat hanta Oikeana van
hurskaana. On tarkoin huomat-
tava, eta ulkokoullaisuus eli Elk
syta Jumalan silmaa, joka katse-
lee sydameen. Senpa tahden
lausuikin Jesus ALBANIAN fari-
sealaisille: 'Te olette ulkoa to-
sin nahda ihmisten odessa hurs-
kaat, (oikeat vanhurskaat) NUT
ia sisalta tie olette taynna ulko-
kullaisuutta ia vaaryytta."
LUX. %: %. Raamatussa kyl-
la puhutaan Josiah paikaoin
semmoisistakin ihmisista, jotka
Josiah maarin ihmisten mitan
mukaan tayttavat vanhurskau-
den vaatimukset. Esimerkiksi
kerrotaan Sadanpaamiehesta
Korneliuksesta, Kesareasta eta
he olivat jumalisia ia Jumalaa
pe~lkaavaisia. Jakoi paljon almu-
ia kansalle ia rukoili alati Juma-
laa. Apt. 10: 2.
Min juuri hanen lahettilaan-
sd, jotka han lahetti Pietaria ha-
kemaan, todistavat Pietarille,
eta han on vanhurskas ia Ju-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

= lama numero nyt annetaan
16 sivuisena. Olemme aherta-
meet saada tama nyt main suure-
ma, kun muistamme, eta on Ia
ma vuotena taytynyt antaa jos
kus pienenakin. Olemme main
halunneet jouluksi maksaa vel
kamme lukijoillemme. Kuten
on ennenkin ilmoitettu Auttajan
alkavan ilmestymaan 7-palstai-
sena, heti kun saamme latoma-
koneen. Nyt sen lupauksemme
olemme saaneet toteuttaa. Sis
tasta numerosta' jatkain lines
tyy Auttaja 7-palstaisena. Ia
man numeron 11-12 sivut on
toimitettu puhtaasti uskonnOlli-
sina ia pyydamme lukijain ia
man osan leikkaamaan talteensa.
Mutton mielestamme sopisi tai
lettaa kOkOnaan taman numeron
toinen osa 9-16 sivut.
Wine ~perjantaina saimme o.
san "matreceista" ia siita saak-
ka on latomakone toiminut hy-
win. Saksalaisten eli "fraktura"
kirjainten kaavakkeet 'matrecit'
saapuivat vasta Wine tiistaina,
mutta niita emme ole viela kayt-
lancet, sen vuoksi tassa hume
rosa on latinalaisilla "antiqva"
kirjaimilla ladottu.
Pastori Huuskosen kirjoitus
on ensimainen, minka koneella
ensin ladottiin. Sc on my0s al
van ensimainen, mika on kos
kaan "1ntertype"- koneella suo-
menkielella ladottu. Taman
"Intertype'- latomakoneen kuva