Arizona republican., 1915-07-17

Of this Man tJesus>. ur to the moment or His contact with John and the reorganization of His spiritual forces which took place immediately after ward. very little is His very of Joshua has come down to only in the Greek form Jesus. Beyond that have tion of His parents. Joseph and Mary; His brothers. James and Juda, simon and loses and unnamed sisters
 There is a tradition that He was born in Beth lehem while His mother a journey which is set down with great circumstantiaity by one Luke physician. writing in the last quarter the first century but this true. Jesus never referred to the place and never revisited k He was brought up in the hill town of Nazareth to His fathers trade of carpenter This much seems certain.
 For the rest have great body of legends such as collect readily about any Of singular gift or destiny. These in their place should be ex- amined; for the light they throw the way in which. within generation after His death. be regarded. they have commend young Jew. something under %o of the better class of workingmen. by name Joshua Ben Joseph. ceiving tho rite of baptism from a wild anchoute on the mud banks of muddy river.
 Jesus went about quietly Gin Capernaum) fish for He found Peter Andrew. brother. and the Zepedee. owners of fish ing smacks. Cieneserct. One thinks O Him go ing about tall and personalities figure at least which none ever complained of any Iack-free strid- ing. and Jew. mind high -nosed Jew. with at once piercing and yelled long haired and bearded. The hair and the beard have become so fixed in tradition that. whether accept them No doubt it was one of the first pieces of personal information that began be Cuated about Him, and then. too. they temperament
 could have found Him ofenezt anout the water front when the fishing fleet Tn. clad in long undergarmant linen and over it a woolen mantle. brown and white. or blue girded with leather and always with the When He stood up in the synagogue of a Sabbath to pound the Scriptures. the linen girded about the breast the mantle would be all white with a fringe it. and the long ends turban foated the hair the mantle In some such guise He went about Carernaum ana the neishboring villages. sowing the word and waiting And at last the thing that He waited for hap pened.-From The Man Jesus,' by Mary Austin. in the North American Review. WHEN A eoY MAKES FIRST BANK ACCOUNT
 CErbie a boy of Lower London. has just made his first deposit at the posoffce savings bank der the direction of Alice. neighbor girl. The amount only a haIf-soverign. 'alf -cuid' they called it. What followed. st. John c. Ervine tells in Alice a F5-py'):
 Erbie carried the passbook in his hand a manner which might have been thought be tentatous. Indeed, Alice invited him put his pocket. or. at all events to it in less obtrusive manner.
 Looks as if you wasn't used to 'avtn' none,. to put away" she said with some asperity in her voice.
 No more I aint Erbie promptly replied
 Well any'ow. you might try an look if you was,"
 They had not very far from the postoffice when 'Erbie began to regret that he had been per suaded into banking ms
 "'Ow'd I know she's awight?" he said referr- ing young woman assistant
 she's awriGht enouEh'
 Might pinch it. she might"
 Go n. an don't 'umhuE about
 "Any'ow," said 'Efbie. "ft ain't much fun 'avin' it in the postoffice. Cant do nothing with it"
 You ave it, 'aven't you?" Alice replied lit tie shrly. "If you to put it in sweetshop. wouldn't it, would you?"
 Don't put it in sweetshop. Want to do something with it.
 Well. it's safe where it is Alice said. No one can't pinch # from nothink while you're tninIn' you'll To it." She paused a moment and then said in , somn tone; An you'l be gettin interest on it.
 After much ado Alice made 'Erbie understand what interest meant
 'Erbie could scarcely contain his astonishment. ''Wot! Just for lettin' them take of it?" he said.
 That's right" replied Alice You lend them. they gives you two-an'-a- 'aIf per cent for it.'
 without you don' nothink for it?" said 'Erbie.
 Alice nodded her head.
 takn' IL? So 'ep me, you'd think they'd charge for their trouble"
 No said Alice they give you the twO-an a 'alf without word"
 'Erbie said "Ohi" several times and 50 'elp