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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
FLOOD DAMAGE FEARED.

encinss,s kssp closs Watch on Aus
4 Elm Dam ~ Colorado River Rises.
Austin, Tex, Sept 1S.-Long swells
OF foam, presaging a rise, swept down
the Colorado river into Lake Austin
today and engineers at the Austin dam
continue to keep close watch over the
Hood situation despite flii of six
feet In the water behind the big con-
crete structure. Thirteen more feet Of
water was reported sweeping down the
Llano river into the Colorado.
More rain was expected here today.
Damage BY the flood In the Colorado
valley has not BEEN extensive. owing
90 abundant warnings.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
DECLARES KLEPPE
PERFORATED HOAX
Minnesota Officer Brands kidnapping
Story az Pure Fabrioation-Left
Austin by Train and Not Abducted
by Automobile Party.

Special to Tim es Republican.
Mason City. Sept. 1s.-The sheriff at
Austin, Mimi. Is in possession Of facts
branding the frightful story told by
Corneal Kleppe as complete fabrica-
ton. Two hours before he was TO
marry Miss Stella t'eeley he took a
Great Western passenger to Hayheld
and was not abducted by an automo-
bile party. Kleppe will doubtless be
prosecuted for perjury In swearing out
John Doe warrants. Indignation in
Austin Is high.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Resta After New Mark.

New York; Sept. 1s.-An attempt by
Dario Resta, winner Of the Vanderbilt
cup and the Grand Prix. to set a new
worlds automobile record for ten miles
and for one lap Of a banked track. was
the chief event on the program 1or
the opening Of the new Sheepshead
Bay speedway today.
The record for ten miles on banked
track IL 6:45. Resta circled the track
at Chicago at the rate Of l10.1 miles
an hour for q single lap and intended
to beat this today II possibie.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
INQUIRY NEAR CONCLUSION.

Military Court, Investigating Charges
Against MiIitiamsn, Finishes Work.
Denver. Colo. Sept. 1S.-The military
court Of inquiry investigating charges
against officers Of the Colorado Ma.
tional Guard expected to complete its
hearings TODAY. Tho court will make
an exhaustive report to Governor
George w. Carlson. As the tribunal is
merely an investigating body its ex.
treme recommendation, II it found the
charges we'll founded. would be the
calling Of a court martial to try the
officers accused.
Partial reports already presented to
tho governor have contained some In
formation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
ROEDER DESCRIBES
ELECTION FRAUDS
Tells Of Giving Votes to "sIate" candi-
dates Without Counting Ballots, Per.
mittins illegal Voting and Buying
Votes at indianap polls Election.

indianapolis. Sept. IS. - Ernest
Roeder, who recently pleaded guilty to
the election conspiracy indictment on
which Mayor Joseph q. Bell now is
being tried. admitted today that he
gave Edward Lyons. Joseph Markey
and other so called "slate" scandidates
votes without counting the ballots,
that he voted illegally many voters and
bought vctes. Roeder was the pro-
gressive election clerk.
'"Bush told me to be at his precinct
as there would be q vacancy on the
board and / would be chosen" said
Roeder. II was not q progressive. I
wa. Instructed to give the vote to
Lyons"
The witness said he worked with the
SLATE" workers and bought several
votes. He said he brought three vot-
ers to the polls who did not live in the
precinct and voted them In the names
OF persons Of that precinct who were
out Of the city on election day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
American to Be peported.

London, Sept. 1S.-A sentence Of
three months at hard labor was i'm
posed today CT the American who de-
scribing himself as Charles B. Pray, of
Flint, Mich, came to London In July
and stated that he had escaped from
a German detention camp. The man
was arrested on Sept. 2 under the
alien registration act, on charge Of
giving false name. 1t Is said his
real name is Curran.
The court also decreed that the pri-
soner be deported on expiration Of his
term in Jail. This measure was decided
on following receipts OF message from
the chief Of Charleston, S. C.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
NEW UNLOADING RECORD.

Mers Than 100 Cars Of Grain Unloadsd
ii. rhirtssn and ons-HaIf Hours.
Superior. Wis. Sept. ia new
worlds record for unloading grain was
established 1T Superior Great North
one-half hours. The mark has never
been approached, A. B. Clarke, super
fntendent OF all Great Northern ele-
ystors IN Superior, declared. He said
it might rot be equAlled again IN year,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Consular servlos chanees.

Washington. Sept. Is. - Among
changes in the consular service an
nounced today were:
William H. Gale, Leesburg. Va,
consul at Colon. promoted to consul
general at Christiania. Norway.
NJ. J. Baehr. Omaha, consul at
Berne. transferred to st. Nichasls,
Azores.
e walter H. Schulz, Oklahoma City,
consul At Nantes, transferred to
Berne. ~ - ~ 5sS ,;s q ~ 4
France j. wwyer. Of California, ap-
pointed consul at Cey
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
BISHOP coNATY DEAD.
Western Church Dignitary Passe,
Away at Coronado Beach.


San Diego. CAL, Sept. 17.-Right Rev.
Thomas J. Conaty. bishop of the Cath
ollc diocese of Los Angeles ak. nc:
terey. was this morning found dead in
bed in q cottage at Coronado Beach.
which he had rented two weeks ago.
Death, It was believed. was due to ul-
ceration Of tho stomach.
The bishop came to Coronado Beach
from Los Angeles two weeks ago. ac-
companied by his sister. Miss Cath
crime Conaty. and q niece. Miss Su-
sana Lynch. The change seemed ben
eficial and he retired last night in ap-
parently better health than he had en-
joyed recently.
Tomorrow was to have been observed
as Catholic day at the Panama Pacific
exposition. but because OF the bishops
death the management has ordered a
postponement Of the observance to Oct
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
NEW RECORD FOR LOCKS.

One Hundred Eighteen Vessels Pass
Thru Locks at Sault Ste. Marie.
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich, Sept. 49,
When the last Of 11s vessels and small
boats had passed thru the American
locks here yesterday all daily records
since the opening Of the locks had been
broken. The number passing thru the
Canadian locks was not taken into
consideration. The largest number
previous to this was one day in 1895,
when an even 100 craft Of all kinds
passed thru the Weitzel locks.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
ENEMIES CAUSED
FIRE ON SAINT ANNA
Many Explosions, Occur on Vessel
Carrying :.a!:=@ 5e.e-~;.ta-severaI
Unsxpioded Fuses Found Among
Cargo.

Unsxpioded Fuses Found Among
Cargo.
London. Sept 1s.-Lloyds agent at
st. Michaels, Azores, telegraphed to-
day that the captain Of the Fabre line
steamer SAINT Anna attributes the fire
on his vessel to the work Of propo-
gandists of an enemy country
The report says there were many
explosions on Sept. 13 on the SAINT
Anna, which put in at the Azores on
Thursday. Consequently g number of
unexploded fuses were found. 1t is
said the ship would have been blown
to pieces had there been munitions of
war on board.
Walter H. Schultz, American consul
at St. Michaels, cabled news of the ar
rival Of the SAINT Anna at Ponta Dol
gada and the discovery Of the bombs
aboard.
"Sant' Anna, Fabre line, arrived
Thursday evening"" his message ran.
About midnight, Sept. 12, fire discov-
cred in hold filed with general mer-
chandise and baggage. Eighteen fuses
found. Many explosions.
six hundred and five passengers,
including women, children and aged,
transferred to the Ancona, Sept. 13.
ship expected to proceed with 1876
passengers Friday e- Saturday All
passengers SAFE
Tho SAINT Anna was 1,100 miles east
Of Halifax when the flre was discov-
cred. A wireless message from the
SAINT Anna was received ut Halifax
Sunday night saying she was on fire
and In need Of assistance but . later
message announced that she was safe
and was proceeding to the Azores
under convoy Of the Ancona of the
Italian line.
The SAINT Anna sailed from New
York, Sept. for Naples and Marseille
Agents Of the line asserted she carried
no munitions Of war. Altogether there
were on board 2.o3o persons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Erb,. Condition sati.f.otorv.

New York. Sept. 1S.-Newman Erb,
wealthy railroad organizer. was re-
ported today to be in satisfactory
condition, no change having taken
place since he recovered from the first
effect Of the two poison tablets he
swallowed by mistake four days ago.
Mr. Erb IL calmly awaiting the crisis,
expected tomorrow or Monday. Physi-
clans express the opinion that Mr..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
CHILDREN Die ~ AIR RAIDS.
Official Details Of Zeppelin Attacks on
City of London.

City Of London.
London, Sept. 1S.-An official de-
scription of some of the effects Of the
last Zeppelin raid on the London dis
trict, written by an impartial observer
at the request Of the home secretary,
Sir John Simon. and issued last night
for publication. says that private
property alone suffered.
1.-THE fact is that no public institu-
tons Of any kind was hit." the state
ment adds, nor was any power sta
ton or arsenal. No damage was done
affecting the use Of any building con-
nected directly or indirectly with the
conduct Of the war.
ut Is true two hospitals narrowly
eacaped damage. but 1t 10 only fair to
say in behalf Of the officers Of an
army which has done it's best to de-
stroy the cathedrals Of Belgium and
France, that up to the present they
have succeeded in hitting only ono
church. .
Bombs Dropped at Random.
'The folly and futility Of the raids
last week may well be imagined when
It IL remembered that the London dis
trict, taken for convenience as the area
administered by the metropolitan po-
lice. is JUST short Of TOO square miles
In area. It was by hastily dropping. at
random, In tho dark, explosive and in-
cendiary materials somewhere on this
enormous surface that the enemy pro-
fessed to have accomplished an Inn
portant military purpose"
Dealing specifically with the; latest
raid on the London district, the state-
ment says:
$50 Gar ~ the moral effect Of the
raid II concerned. II Is feared that from
the standpoint Of Berlin It was COM
plete failure. Only minority Of the
vast population Of London was aware
OF the presence Of the airships: among
those who heard the gun4ire ana saw
the Zeppelius. the feelings everywhere
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weather.
Sun rises Sept. 10 at 6:43: sets at S:ob.
Iowa - Fair tonight and Sunday;
cooler tonight.

PAGE ONE.
Teissraph;e News,
Fall Of Wilma Believed Near.
Germany to Annex Captured Terri
tory.
Arabic Case in Russo Jap War.
Allies Desire Credit For Munitions.
Germany to Send Army to Turkey.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FIVE.
lows NsWs:
Water Plant Pays For Itself.
Preparedness Big Issue. Says Cum
Mothers Search For Son Ends at
Prison.
Cosson Stops Prize Eight.
Hardin County Sues Gardner.
Mayor Sheldon Lauds Sunday.
Gathered by the Wayside.
PAGE FOUR.
EDITORIAL:
Begin ut the Beginning.
Bryan will Buck.
Getting Posted.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City Nsws;
All County Fair Records Broken.
Attendance Over $4,000: Receipts
Over $1,000.
Richardson Drafted by Athletics.
Horseman Robbed of $3.50.
Local Comment.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and General:
Free Offerings Weaken Wheat.
Corn Trade Of Small Volume.
Cattle Market Weak.
Decided Slump in Hogs.
More Than 500 Auto Mail Routes
Authorized
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
British Tank Steamer Sunk.

London, Sept. 1s.-The British tank
steamer San zeferino has been tor
pedoed and sunk by submarine.
Three members of her crew Of forty
two are missing.
The San Zeferino Of 1880 tons gross,
and 420 feet long. was built last year
and owned in London. She sailed in
August from Puerto. Mexico. Her
destination was not given.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
FALL OF WILMA
BELIEVED NEAR
Russian City Infested on
Three Sides by Ger
man Armies.
WILL GIVE TEUTONS
CONTROL OF ROAD
New Offensive by Germans and Aus.
trians eeins PLANNED, with Objective
Not Enthusiastically Will Be
Against Italy or ssrbia-Russians
Continue to Gain Successes on South.
ern End Of Line.

London, Sept. 1S-The city Of Wilma
is now virtually invested on three
sides. The troops Of Field Marshal
Won Mackensen have reached point
near vileika, thirty-seven miles south
east Of the city. Tho fall Of Wilma
would place in possession Of the Ger
mans considerable section of the
railroad to Petrograd. portion Of
which between Vinsk and Wilma they
already hold.
On the southern end Of the battle
line the Russians continue to gain sue
cesses, their latest achievements be-
ing the capture Of 1900 men.
Little activity is reported from the
center OF the line, where readjust-
ment Is expected following Field Mar
shal Won Mackensens capture Of
Pinsk.
New Offensive by Germans.
Reports that the Austrians and Ger
mans have decided to initiate new
offensive campaign are multiplying.
but there is little concrete evidence as
to what direction 1t may be expected
to take.
Cabling from Rotterdam, correspon-
dents assert they have reason to be-
ieve the central powers have not only
decided 20 strike a heavy blow but
have already put under way the pre-
liminary offensive movement.
The objective OF this campaign is
believed to be either Italy and Serbia.
Apparently there has been no great
concentrations Of troops along the
Y-L> .f~v A,,Rt a A..
tempts to cross the rivers have been
checked and according to OFFICIAL re-
ports from Nth, Serbian artillery has
destroved fortified works on the banks
OF the river. -
Critical Stage in Balkans.
II Is felt here that the Balkan prob
lem has reached critical stage. The
Turko- Bulgarian agreement, coupled
with the announcement Of Premier
Radoslayoff Of Bulgaria, that public
opinion was opposed to any attack on
Turkey, seems to have settled the at
titude Of the Bulgarians. at least SO
long as the Dardanelles remain closed
TO the entente powers.
There probably will be no further
development Of the problem over con-
scription until parliament meets again
next week.
Rsprisals Demanded.
The hope is expressed by the Globe
that the publication of the official
story Of the attack by Zeppelins on
London will forestall untruthfu1 ver-
sions and prepare the world for
stern. and persistent policy Of re-
prlsal
"The civilized world" the Globe con-
..:-e. "nr!Il not snare the slaughter
of our innocent women or save the
blood Of little children. We must hit
back and hit hard"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Turk Position pestroxed.

Paris. Sept 1s.-The destruction Of a
Turkish position on the Gallipoli penin-
sn,a hy French forces, was announced
by the war office today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
rorreon % Evaeuated.

Ell Paso, Tex. Sept. 1s.-Reports that
the evacuation Of Torreon was prac-
tically completed yesterday and that
General Villa is now at Chihuahua
with most Of his army were brought
to the border by foreigners arriving
today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
General chao Fuo;tive.

Ell Paso, Tex, Sept. 1s.-Authentic
reports today were that Gen. Manuel
Chao. Villa commander in the Parral
district. is OF. the way to California. q
fugitive from Villas army.
Chao last night was reported on the
way to Washington with Gen. Rogue
Gonzales Gorza, as Villa commissioner
before the Pan-American conferees.
1t was learned, however, that Villa
troops at Juarez are searching for
Chao, who is said to have fled from
Chihuahua City for Juarez, and then
crossed the international line to Ell
Paso.
Thursday night the Ell Paso police
5crA-.ed Mexican they believed to be
Chao. 1t developed, however, that the
Mexican sent back across the interna-
tional bridge was not Chao but mem
ber of his staff.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Au.tri.n. Move Aoainst Serbs.

Nish. Serbia. via London, Sept IS
The new Austrian movement against
the Serbs In Increasing In extent after
the long interval OF inaction on this
front. Announcement was made at the
war Office today that three attempts
to invade Serbia have been repulsed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
svRmAN SETS NEW RECORD.
cevsrs Mile in ass Seconds on New
Auto Speedway at Providence.

Providence. r. l., Sept. 1s.-Bob Bur-
man, broke the worlds record ii the
first Of tho automobile events on the
now speedway here today. Burman
covered tho mile in l6.3 seconds, AT
Of q second faster than the record
made by Louis Disbrow at st. Louis. In
August, 1914.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
DEs|Zl CREDIT
FOR MUNITIONS;
Anglo-French ComlnisslonA
Would Turn Loan To
War Account.
BANKERS
OPPOSED TO PLAN

Chief Difference Between Borrowers
and Lenders Now 10 Whsthsr France
and Great Britain May or May Not
Apply Loan TO Purehass o. War linz
pIemsnts-Russia's Participation In
Loan and Rate Of Interest Other un.
settled Items. r
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
Commissioners Ars Hopeful.

The American immigration OF 1914
was 1,21s,4SO, the Russian empire
sendin gmcre than any other nation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18
PLAN OF DIPLOMATS
FAVORS CARRANZA
Decision to Recognize Mexican Faction
Showing Greatest Strength Favors
Present Leader, Opposed to General

Showing Greatest Strength Favors
Present Leader, Opposed to General
Villa.
New York. a Sept. 1s.-secretary
Lansing and the Pan-American Dip
lomats continued their efforts to solve
the Mexican problem today at con-
ference here at the Hotel Biltmore.
The diplomats had before them the
latest information relating to the rela-
tive military supremacy Of the con-
tending factions Of Mexico. Their ac-
cepted policy was that eventually the
party which can demonstrate its
superior strength and its ability to en-
force a stable government shall re-
ceive support ana recognition.
One point already agreed, on was
that General Carranzs would be asked
to send Z Representative to meet tho
conferees
The diplomats here to confer with
Secretary Lansing ara the ambassador
of Argentina, Chile and Brazil, who
figures in the conference at Niagara
Falls. and the ministers of Bolivia,
Uruguay and Guatemala.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-18

when 2ss cars were unloadee in ten
hours. The new record Is an average
Of 30.2 cars an hour for fourteen hours.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Sidctuitd.
(Jatk. edelliseen.)

Oliko, oliko min, eta valloitus-
retketkin olivat olleet ainoastaan
vain puolustautumista .......?
Hanta puistatti moinen jo pei
kalla mahdollisuudellaan, silla 81
ia seurasi p~eloittava johtopaa-
t0s heti kintereilla = sc kaikki
olisi silloin voimakasta tunnus-
tusta v~astassa oleville voimille.
Hadissaan han Than luikerteli
etsien rakoa, josta paasisi pake-
nemaan.
Sielu, min = siinahan oil rako,
josta tunkeutumalla mahtui pois
-. pois, pois!
- Jumalaa Ell missaan, mutta
kuka tutkii sinun syvyytesi, sic
lu! Mita sina olet, mime pyrit,
mita talbot? Olenko tehnyt 81
MULE vakivaltaa pakoittaessani
smut jarjen ohjattavaksi? Six
sik0 napiset?
= Sina olet viimeisten arvoi-
tusten s~elvittaja, sina salattu
sielu, monisakeisen hermotoi-
minnan summa ia hienoin saavu-
tus, sina Jumalan asumus ia ha-
men lopullinen karkoittajansa!
Ami sattui katsahtamaan Ee-
room ia saikahti outoa paloa ha-
men katseessaan.
Mutta Zero eli sta huomannut.
Han maksoi kallista hintaa volt
taakseen taaskin kerran vainoo-
jansa, kaytti viimeisinta asset.
taan, joka oil jo miltei osittainen
my0nnytys.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
nucrten OSaStu.

tue minulle? kysyy han toivoen
ia luottaen f. Nuorena jaksaakin
uskoa paljon, toivoa silloinkin,
kun tie nayttaa pimealta ia XVI
selta. Nuoren mieli pyrkii ko-
vempien esteiden lapi. Helppoa
on kohota yl0spain ihanteiden ia
valon valtakuntaan. Sielta tab
toisi saada yha enemman kaunis-
ia sydameen. Polttava on jano
paasta lahemmaksi tuota kirk
kauden v~altakuntaa, missa kaik-
XII on totta, puhdasta, ylevaa.
Pelkaatk0 siskoni? Kuljetko
arkana ia masentuneena? Oh,
sisko, katso ymparillesi ct yksin
karsi. Loytyy paljon nuoria, joi-
den sydamiin on hiipinyt kylma
halla ia armotta havittanyt as
ken puhjenneet kukat. Mutta
alkaamme sentahden jaak0 Sci
somaan ia palelemaan tielle. Eli
= vaan katse irti itsestamme,
irti ihmisista ia kiinteasti =
Jeesukseen. Hanella on lamp0a,
voimaa ia rakkautta yllin kyllin
nellie jokaiselle. Surun kyynel
muuttuu Hanen rinnallaan lion
kyyneleeksi, naennainen petty
mys voitoksi.
Rakas sisko, kerran koittaa
hetki, jolloin Jesus lausuu:
"Tulkaa kotiin, Isani siunatut!!"
Silloin loppuu ~taistelu, eli ole E.
naa tuskaa, surua, eika syntia,
vaan riemua, rauhaa. Tata odo-
tellessa taistelkaamme. LuOtta-
kaamme Jeesukseen, min saam-
me kulkea iloisina, voitOnvarmoi-
ma. Han vie meta voitosta volt
toon, kirkkaudesta kirkkauteen.
Sis rohkeutta, siskot! Taistel-
kaamme Mestarimme johdolla
kunnes mekin opimme sydamis-
tamme sanomaan: Paisukoon
vain myrsky, riehukoon vain
tuuli ia sta hilpeammin me lau-
lamme. "Virpi."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Kirje nuorllIe.

Rakkaat nuorten Osaston lu-
kijat, veljet ia sisaret Herrassa.
Nyt ~ajattelin minakin piirtaa
jonkun irwin nuorten osastoon ia
tervehdan kaikkia nuoria ysta-
via ia nuorten osaston lukijoita,
armon ia rauhan terveisilla ia
toivotan armorikasta uutta vuot-
ia kaikille ystaville! Toivoni eli
ST, eta me kaikki nuoret yhtyi-
simme main vuoden alussa kir-
joittamaan tahan osastoon, joka
on meta varten pe~rustettu, eta
saamme toisillemme kertoa siita
ihanasta autuudesta, joka on
nellie valmistettu J~eesuksen
Kristuksen ajallisella syntymi-
sella. Oh kuinka suuri lilo meilla
onkaan tuosta s~yntymisesta, rak-
kaat ystavat. Mihinka me jou-
tuisimme, jos me unohtaisimme
tuon kalliin Vapahtajan, joka on
meidan syntivelkamme malZsa-
nut kuolemallaan. Oh kuinka me
olemme iloisia tuosta ihanasta
autuudesta. Kiittakaamme Jul
malaa siita, eta Han on meta
min paljon rakastanut. Rakkaat
ystavat, kuinka me voisimme
tuon Jeesuksen unhoittaa, joka
eli meta hyljaa, ainoa ystava,
joka meta rakastaa. Taalla
maailmassa on meilla ystavia,
jotka ovat min lempeita ia ina
MIA. Mutta he hetken heiluvat
kylla my0ta, vaan usein he on
valmiit jattamaan ia silloin on
taman mailman ystavyys mel
dat pettanyt.
Vaan kun uskomme Jeesuk-
AM
sen ystavaksemme, min Sc on al
noa, joka eli meta peta. Han al
ma meta rakastaa vaikka missa
me kuljemme ia olemme, min
Han on meidan mukana. Han Ell
meta jata eika hyljaa. Monta
kertaa nellie voisi tulla vahinko-
kin, mutta Jesus alma meta
varjeIee vaaroista ia vahingosta,
min eta me saamme ola tervee-
nj ia vahingoittumatta. Sis
toivotan kaikille onnea ia menes-
tysta koko taman vuoden ajalla,
ja jaan odottamaan kaikilta VS.
tAvilta kirjeita tahan ~osastoon,
jossa saamme toisiimme TITUS
tua. Jaakaa kaikki Herran hal
tuun.
Piirsi ystavanne
Sofia Maunu.