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Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
MESQUITE AS
 \ STOCK FOOD

C. W. Renear, enrineer, inventor and manager Of the Renear AlgerOba Mining Company of Honolulu. is nov in Phoenix contemplating the erection of a mill that will convert AlgerOba or Mesquite beans into wonder fully efficient fatteninS and strength ening fodder for cattle and stock For twenty years Mir. Renear has been resident of Honolulu and in that time has lad ample time to study the hean and methods of grinding the same.
 For many years the natives of Honolulu had been using the Algeroba beans for stock fodder. out, on ac- count of the hard shell which sur round the beans the animals could rot masticate them thoroughly and consequently mary heads Of stock unaccustomed to the fodder died of indigestion and those accustomed to
 it could only assimilate the pods and therefore got. very little of the actual food value. The bean kernels of the mesquite contain a surprisingly high percentage of food values. and are much more nutritious than the pods themselves, therefore it was desirable to find some method of grinding them so as to make the bean as well as the DOG available as food for stocks. 
 Many attempts had been made in Honolulu to grind the beans, but, on account of the sticky, adhesive qualities of the sugar in the pods. 1t was found impossible to grind them with the machines and means then available Tons upon tons of the beans were sent to France. England, Germany and Japan in an effort to find by experimentation some efficient manner of grinding the beans, but f seemed to be a useless search.
 In 1908 MT. Renear became interest cd in the possibilities of the mesquit9 beans in Honolulu, and he immediately began expermenting with machines of 1 lis own design and soon succeeded in perfecting a mill which successfully | ground the beans into a meal of about i the eonsisteLcy of fine rolled barley A company was formed and a mil
 Was erected in Honolulu and equipped
 with several of the new grinding ma chimes. When this was in good run
 ming order MT. Renear sold his inter-
 est in the concern, with the eXcep-
 ton of respectable royalty, anc
 came to the United States in order
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03

to erect mills in the southern and western part of the states where these beans may be found in abun- dance. MT. Renear's plan is to per feet his machine so it can be made in all sizes and be run with a mini mum of power so the small stock man may use and operate one of the mills on his property for his own use in fattening his cattle.
 In regard to the nutritive and fat tening values of these beans, a United States government report shows that in experiments conducted for 26 days, cattle fed three times Gaily with five pounds of a mixture of the AlGeroba meal and some native grass gained as much as 120 pounds and at the end of that time they did not have what is commonly termed as q ''haybelly," thus proving the as- Sertion that the Algeroba fodder is not alone a fattener, but also a big pro dUcer of muscle and tissue. It has been demonstrated to the satisfac- ton of government authorities that the new fodder is much more efficient than barley, that it costs less, can he grown without cultivation. and gives d fourteen fold larger yield per acre under good conditions than bar ley, which has until lately been the exclusive fattener. Furthermore, the government report states that the Alseroba bean meal is the most even ly balanced food for fattering cattle in existence.
 For commercial purposes the mes quite bean will doubtless be sue cess if the fodder is largely intro duced into this country. because the bears can he gathered. cleaned and sacked for the small sum of B per ton. while the meal is worth about S4j per ton.
 MT Renear says that there are some 60000 acres of the mesquite trees growing wild in Honolulu, and that his machines have opened a new industry which ranks as high as that of sugar in value to tEe people of the Islands.
 It is likely MT Renear will make his headquarters in Phoenix, and ex- pertinent a little with the Arizona mesquite beans and investigate loea conditions.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
After winning perfect scores for all

After winning perfect scores for all three, in the 135-mile drive to San Diego, and being awarded 100 per cent perfect by the Exposition officials in the brake test, clutch, speed and climb ing ability, MT. Arnold wanted the three Vims to demonstrate an ability over and above that obtained in the regular commercial test run.
 The same day, therefore, that they finished the reliability run and went through the paces in the other test these three Vims checked out at 4:17 D. m. for a fast return run to Los Angeles.
 Four hours and B minutes later the model ''F'' Vim, a general delivery car -driven by Geo. Knapp, checked in at Los Angeles having made the run with full capacity load at the average rate of 29.7 miles per hour without a single mechanical trouble or a moments de- lay on the route.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03

the famous Maxwell "25" touring car, whicn established a new worlds motor nonstop record last winter, for ap- proximately $500 duty Unless the owners of the car pay that amount over to the Dominion of Canada before certain tirne, the car will be placed on public sale. If it does not bring the required amount at the public sale. the car will be destroyed according to the collector of customs at this place
 There is little chance, However, that the car will be thrown into Puget Sound, as the British Columbia Max well distributor is anxious to get the car for his personal use, and now that it is so well known Maxwell dealers in all parts of the United States will try to get it from the Canadian govern ment and the Maxwell factory at
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
VIM TRUCKS MAKING
 GO0D IN SOUTHWEST

The 100 or more motor delivery cars of this city represent an aggregate delivery routing every day of close No 5000 miles, according to figures just compiled by Harold L. Arnold. the dis tributor of Vim motor cars of Los Angeles.
 Sixty miles for days work at speeds of 15 miles an hour and rarely with anything like a full capacity load, ex- cept occasionally when leaving the stores, is considered a fair average.
 Contrast the run just made by the three Vims in a reliability truck con- test recently.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
CAMPBELL -K|BBEY
 BANNER IS FLUNG
 ID THE BREEzES

j Shaw's Smoke House is a hotbeo of republicans. This ract has been known before, but of late, there has been striking testimonial to the truth of the allegation.
 Last night. while traffic was low, a group of the young fellows who patroniZe the smoke house, erected a large banner across Central avenue.
 On one side, it carries the name of Tom Campbell. and his likeness The other side advertises the candidacy of Joseph H. Kbbey for the United State senate. Both sides are deco rated with American flags
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
SAY TRAIN HELD UP
A. p. Leased WIre]

FL PASO, Sept. 2.-Arrivins at Juarez today were several passengers from Mexico City who said that thelT train was held up at point below Iimenez by a score of Villistas, wno killed one Carranza guard and wound ed another as well as small slrl
 After footing the express boX anu holding up 9 few messengers the TOD
 bers made off. The passengers ndue' that a continuous shouting o1 VVa Villa" was kept up by the bandits The scene of the crime was ne.Ween the stations of Corralitos and heilalo'
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
ROBBERS DYNAMITE VAULT
rRepubIican A. p. Leased Wire]

EDDIE Cal Sept. -Four uniden- tified men earlv today dynamiied the vault in the J. S. Cain company bank at Bodie. Cal. secured s6,000 in cash q large quantity of bullion and val ,able jewelry and made their escape. They left Bodie in an automobile and a posse took up the chase.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
ARIZONA HAS FULL
 REGIMENT ON LINE

Adjutant General Charles W. Harris denied yesterday that the Arizona troops on the border consisted of less than a regiment. His denial was is sued to refute dispatches reaching this city, to the effect that the Ari- zona organization was to be moved from it's present station at Naco to Fort Huachuca. It was represented in these dispatches that there was less than g. regiment of Arizona troops to be moved.
 This is true as far as it goes. There are only two battalions to be transferred from Naco. The other battalion has been at the Fort for some time.
 The Arizona regiment is a regiment in every sense of the word. It is not quite up to war footing, out it has more men than the average regular regiment on the line.
 -O-
 Summer is also the present sea- son when the medical profession takes oa tiou and offarc r
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03

Windsor, Canada, will also have hand
 in the fight for the famous old ma chine if the Maxwell factory attorneys do not succeed in getting it out of the Kings warehouse before the time set for the public sale
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03

The cat has been the object of much admiration because it washes it's hands and face after each meal So does rat. but nobody ever holds up the rat as a. paragon of sanitation.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
THEY'RE MARRIED NOW

Last year he taught her to swim wear he sayS if she can't swim by herself shed better stay out of the water.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03

For a small boy who was sure to die before he were Is unless we stopped eating so much licorice, our health is remarkably. good.
Arizona republican., 1916-09-03
NON N-,STOP MAXWELL
 ES HELD BY CANADA

VANCOUVER, B. C.. Sept. 2.-It was announced here today that the Can adian customs officials were holding
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Tapinmirfa baettaiuana.

eaten iuIistetaan papin ipirfa
baettamafii 4sbtabula Sarborin ia
Sairport Sarborin gm. 2ittb. &an-
iaIlis Seurafunnat. Safu-aifa alfaa
~beinGfiiiin Is p. ia Ioppiiu lctnfrittt
10 b. 1916. Safufelpoiiia opat faif-
ii Observation-Disclosures bppdfipmdt
papit, Sofrpaperit ia palffaipoati'
mufiet ofpat ldbetettGpdt pboelle mel.
iGstd oIlaolepiIIe:
Soirport Sarbor, beinGfuiii III p.
1916.
Daamib SaIminen, ieuraf. elm.
Sairport Sorbor. Ohio, gr 100.
Siaf. Mattion, ieuraf. firiiirt
Soirport $arbor, Ohio, 8r 1856.
Miffo @asfaIi ierrof. eiirnies,
81. S. 6 gr 10 81. @sbtabrIa Ohio.
Osfori 2un6i, ieuraf. firiitrt
II Briggs It. GsbtabiiIa $arbor, D.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
JdabyvaistervebdN 4.
merriam $~Momalai$ille.'

Siinnen meltpouiinitoefieni ennen
lGbtoGni firioittnn mltittamm ianon
jGGbppGiiifii.
Slen onnelIiner, ettG plen iaanut
toiipeeni toteuttet1ifIi. @pm1feIiumia
olen iaanlit ionrrtnta raffoiIIe fonia-
laiielleni min fuin baluiin IabtiesiG-
nj. Mppmieni firioien fa1tta on iGa-
npt puboas eipanfeliiimi ppipn1iiesti
moneen fotiin ia ipbdmeen. Siitd on
mielin bpmG. Monta ibanaa betfea
olen iaanrt piettGG f~aniaIaisteni
fansi ia emanfeIii1min ianar 1dresid.
SeoeImiG tp0st1ni en- ole nGbnpt. Si-
tG iparten en- trIlrtfnan. Sitlin main
fpltpGmGGn. SeitteIin faIlista iiemett-
I'd faiffiaIle, ettG ie josiah fobaiii
bprpGn moan. &otpin bajanaista on ie
fplmotp0 oIIut. Siiben OF oIIut ipD.
nd omla b~iionorteni ia raioitettii toi-
minta aifa. Miitta tpo on tebtp Ser
ran Minnesota. SeIIniieIIa tpoIId on
lupaus: "tp0mme Serrasia Ell ole
tiirba."
SapaninlGbetps on iaanrt ~uaroia.
SiitG on mpos mieleni bpfpG. Gen
pstGfpiG oIen tdipanniit- Soiipon nut
fam on niioen pstGmien liifit Iii1Gn.
tpnpt. Monet opot lola ibranneet
ia runiaasti ubronneet. Sc ofpat
menneet epGusfoisten ebeIle find
oiiasia. Coffin poifoin eipGt Ger
roon nsfopot ole iafianeet iibrato
enempGd fiiin ~epGusfoiiet ia itiewon-
brrsfoat. Sppt moiwot OLD monet
iiiben bitoitecn. &aiffiallo Ell ole pb-
I'd ieImGsti buomattii, eta SaponiIG.
betps on Serron armoIasten omia
aiia. @~ufoufieni ia toiiponi on, ettd
SoponiIdbetps iaiii eoeIleenfin tddItd
f~anndtustd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Klrkollisia Ilmoituksia


j." l"vttu ttutuuttu.
20 p. &eo epeIIa flo 10 cpp.
20 p. PuoOocfisiu flo 8 S. b. ebt.
fansia. auiItamasti iamona iItuno
neutrality-suspicious. iIIonmietto.
Fl p. @rep eaele, flo s III. fan.
lolaisten mddrddmdsia paifasia.
% p. &anoalIisio MicbeIionin ia.
losia flo 2 pdimaIIa ia flo s im.
q p. Seem yorf @iniisia flo 10
epp. ia SopeIiufiesia lilo 3 /. pp.
s. p. ebt. fansia.
&irfolIiiiin toimiin, futen mibfi.
madn fastamaan ia bartomaan moi.
oaan futiua mpos telcfoonilla, tai
firieellG.
Subo Saafana,
Selef. 16. 9r, 251
Seem 0orf Mins, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

SpfpG aiia on mpoS ie, ettd &an-
iallisfirffofunto on tobtonlt ottaa
iaponilGbetpfien omafii aiiafieen.
Siiben moiipat fplld muffin ottaa
oiao, toiiisia firffofllnnisiafin ole
not. llsfon, ettG lGbetpsaiiain fautto
mirfistpp beneellincn elGmd ia usfo-
maiiet pboiStpmGt. Sulfoon iiitG
foe faiffien mapaitten ormoloSten
mGlillG tGGllG ia t%oiiella puolen It-
ldnnin inertia.
Matfani onniStllminen OH riippu-
mt %iuurefii oiafii tGfGlGisten opet-
tojien iubteesta iiiben. @inun tGp-
typ tpDbptpfieIlG moinito, ettG olen
ioonut beibGn puoleltaan jafamotto.
man oIanoton. &oiffi omot postoan.
ottaneet ia toilet onot fiitiuneetfin
ieurafuntiinia. Sellainen onfil
IuonnolliSta. SillG cmmebGn loa
balIita ieurofuntia min fuin iielltt
fuullliiimat nellie tai iollefin firffo.
funnalle. IebGn fuulupat &ristuf-
ielle. Sofaiiella &ristufien palpeIi-
ialIo on oifeuS ia melipolliiuus niitG
rroffin. &iitos meljet, ettG olitte o.
mliIiaital offend tefiiGnG matfoien
onnistumilelle ofpat olleet uleot I'd.
fGIGiiet iuomalaiiet ianomaleboet.
gte onut auliisti lainnanneet pals-
tania tarpittaisia. SiitG olen toimi-
tufiilIe fiitollinen.
Yian lGbtee laipa, ionfa on MAD
RI niebG meibGt tafaiin "omalle
maalle." Olen iaanut pppntojG iGG.
% tdnne, mutta fation melmolliiuli-
oefIeni mennG boitamaan entistG lcit-
rofuntoani. 2Gbbemme Ills poluil.
sulatfolle tptpmGiienG ia fiitollilino.
NatfalIa ia fotona nGemme parem.
min mitG bpotpd on ollut motfollo
iaabuista fofemufisita. &un luette
tGtG olemme 10 merellG. &GpbeSiGn.
ne ormoistliimen etee II m~iiistofao
metal Sarmitiemme pstGmien eff
~rltfoiifiio. Sabbomme olIa alituu-
teen fdtfettpnG ia iiinG iianfaiffiieen
eldmGGn nariellliifii tulla. Sierra
on minun paimeneni, eli minl,lto mi.
tGGn puutii!"
Seem Oorfisio, &c. q. elof. a p.
1916.
&iitoIliiin mielin
Gepa ia Cell Safala.
oiote: MoubiiGrmi, Sinlano.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

Eort IrtburiSia funfin fuufa,iben
eutimaiiend iunniintaina S. @bt.
fartsia flo 10 oom., iamoin f,il,fai,.
BEN folnlantena humanitarian Ito 10
anrn. ia firfonbaaIilIa iofa ianmant.
HaIla flo 8.
Sort @iIliamisia, funfin fiitfai,.
BEN eniimdiiend ia folutantena FUN.
nuntaina flo 3 ip. ief6 toiiena ia mel.
fdntehG ilnnuntaina flo 10 aamu,IIa.
Simalanpalmelufiet m1isia pai.
totSia eri iImoitiSten rnltfaan.
Stnnuntaifo,iIl,t Bort Mrtburisio
ia Sort Biuiamisia flo 100 ip.
5. nrpiIainen.
Bog @iIfon 81.
Bsrt Mrtbur, Ont. Con.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Sn"alanpalwelnfiet opat iiri.ytet.
taiuat iexraamast:

ufurqnettesia 2:nen. Aids ia She's
uTnis'ltai tuusis Ito S.16 h.. toto
s0rsfai Ito s.15 ip. poitii S:nen fun.
ni'nf. eoeliiiend tOrstaino. iouoin 0.
.es forstaina Munifinsisid ia perian.
'nina Diyonisia.
sea1astaiioen IND iunnunt. Mu1a.
losia Ito 10 up. ia flo 8 in.
Itaanontaina Stambonebisin ia
f'istatna 8eecbmoobisia.
|pbdfeulu Marquetten firfou "a.
ttsia iofa iunnuntai Ito / ID.
1tattoiuani toimin taiffia papiIIi.
Tia tebt6tpid.
ebatbamin firfosia iofa fuufauoen
tolmas %iunmuntai flo 10 ap.
5. s. $eiuloner,
soS ". a It. @arquette. Nicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

"Sotiiesti totiiesti nina ianon iinuI-
le: Jos Ell ibminen ipnnp mebest6 ia
SengestG Ell ban moi pGastd iiiGlIe
Siimalan paltafitntaan. Wifd libas.
ia on ipntpnpt, on liba; ia mifG Sen-
eestd on ipntpnpt, on benfi. "(Sob. 3:
5-6.)
gpGusfoon ia fabotiifien naltaon,
fasteen Iiitosta Iangenneen ibmiien
tarmitiee ebbottomosti p%aranniifien
ia rsfon fautta palata, fosteen ar,
moon. SiII6 uIfopuoleIla fasteen or
moIiittoa, Ell ole ipntien anteefiianta-
mufien iinnausta. &aSteen Iiitosia
SumoIa ipIeiIee, iuiitelee ia iiunaa
nsfopaista eiifoisboiusia, minimum
Stat Saofoppio. lllfopuoIeIlo fasteen
Iiittoo, aiitriioen metidstGiGt ia fin.
naitfien otiisten ppptdjGt, ferron it.
fien biiiitaa, futen giau: "Yfiifo iir-
nmis iinuIla moan Onfin ia rupeii
adncenid itfemddn." Il @ooi. 81:
49,
GniimGiiend uiioen Iiiton Selliin'
toina iolloin SiimoIan eldpdn firfon
eIdmidfimijd rupeii ppbd $enfi See
ius perustufieIIe Iusfemuur, iobcn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17

autioan firfon rofennufieen oil juu-
ri TpbG Senfi apostolic patiaifii
aicttamat, fuuluu Tpbdn Sengen ra-
fentama GGni Yictarin innn fautta.
"Tebf1Gt p%aronnus ia fastattafoon
fufin teistd itienid Seeinfien aris-
tufien nimeen ipntienne anteefii iaa-
miicfii, min tc iaatte Hpbdn Sengcn
labian." (slp. Q: 49,
Cana usfo, on Sumalan Ppban
Sengen tpo niisiG ibmiiisiG, iotfa
omat ianan pifiasia merfitpfiesiG
aiituaat Sumalan lapict. &aamattl
ianoo: "SiIlG faiffi joita Sumalan
Senfi fuljettaa, ne owat Sumalan
Iapiia. Senfi lite tooistaa meioGn
benfemme fansiu, eta olemme Sii-
maIan lapiia. Mutta jos olemme
Siimalan Iapiia, olemme mposfin
Simalan perilliiiG ia &ristufien
fansia perilliiiG, jos muaitoin pbbes-
IA Sanen fansiaan fdriimme, jotta
pboesiG firfastuiiimmefin." @oom.
8: 14-17.
"sSSGttGfGGmme ientGboen &ristuf-
len opin olfeet ia pprfifaGmme tGp.
oelliippteen, lasfematta taas uuoes-
taon tuota pe~rustustn, jofa on pa.
rannuS fuoIleista toistG ia usfo SSu-
malaan, ia oppi fasteesta ia fGtten
pGdlle ponemiiesta ia fuolleitten
Observation-Disclosures ia iianfaiffiiesta
tuomiosta." (Sebr. 6: 1-2).
SbmetellG tGptpp monta fertaa
npfpaifanafin, Ell ainostania maalli-
foiben pubeita, f~irioitufiia ia mGit-
teitG: aitullben ia panbursfauttami-
fen fpipmpfiesid; mlitta ennen foif.
fla pappienfin fiiipailuia, jotfa oiuat
fpannoneet iielunia ia rulimiinia Sit-
natalie, i%aarnaamaart, firioittamaon
jo elGmGllG %tobistamaan Seeiufien
&ristrlfien apostolista pppia &uama-
tun ia 2utberin opin mufaan: SOTO
julistoa jrlmalattonton manburSfaaf-
II ia manbursfoan jumaIottomofii ne
opat fumpifin SerraIIe foubistus."
(San. II: 15).
&aifrtfoon raiffaasti parnnnitfieil
ia ipntein anteefiiantamilfien Gdni
Seeiufien iperesiG, Seeiufieen faste-
t1lle fanlalIe eta liifijafunta iaiii
ielpGsti fuulla Sitmalan totr11oen,
eta: Sofa Ell usfo lie ioutlru faoo-
t,ifieen." "SSa iIraa1l iisfoa on NAB
bottom oIla otollinen; fila Slimnlan
tpfG pprfimGn t6ptpp usfoa, ettG Si,.
mala on ia eta SON pnlfitiee, ne iot-
ia SGntG etiimGt." (Sebr. IL: g..
"Snban ie totlliS totinen mafult-
oefii rSfopaiiiin: Sof' nsfoopi ia
f~astetaan, sc tltIee airtuaafii'. =
Is. Is. Seobere.)
S, S1rnsfonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
: 1tmpitanbin ISSfe. @ofii puot.

to fifteen minulla of poba umpitaiitt
festGen milton, firioittaa mrs. US.
6. SOmes, guforb, 81. 8. Dim belt.
TO etten ppipnpt ~ppstpsid. gpteeffari
iitoiitteli minuIIe chamberlain 60.
Tic. Cholera oro Giorrboeu IdGfettd.
enii amos orttoi ia fabben pdipdn
pdGstd olin terpe. ,Ioni apteeffari
Iuoiittelee iitd, fila ie aiittoo. Soa.
toipono faiffioIIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
Samalaupaltuelnfiia elufmnlla:

20 p. Srencb 2afella flo II a. b.
ia iltaieurat u. Babtin t. Ito s.
90 p. 2eao, 9. 6. flo s iII. ia 81
p. flo 2 /. p. ia flo s iii.
% p. &oubair flo 2 ip. ia flo s in.
ia 30 p. flo 2 ip. ia flo s in.
30 p. 2eaoiSiG flo s ilI.
Sppsf, 3 p. 2eabisia flo 2 ip. ia
flo s ilI.
A p. Solesia flo s ill. ia 5 b. flo 2
Up. ia flo s ill.,.
Sppsfuulla:-
6 b. Sea6isia flo s III.
s p. 2afe Rorbenisia flo s in. ia
8 p. flo 2 ip. s. eft. flo 10 ap. ia
bartauS ieurat flo 3 ip.
S. Suusfonen,
Wenabga, Minn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
airfonmenoja elfofnnR aifana ien'
raaipasti:

Ntrrpnmtenpta elfprnnH atIaHu IeN'
raaipasti:
20 b. Cost 8rancbiIIa feIlo 10 q.
Daltion foulriIIa.
20 p. @reenlanoisia felIo 8 ip.
8. @eiGmdesid.
90 b. @dsiisiG felIo s i.
81 p. SireiteeIisiG 8afan fouIuIlo
flo 10 a.
81 b. Booo SpuriIla flo 1 b. s.
Suusfoien Iuona.
81 b. &ocflonoin tofona u. IpIIp.
Iobben bnrmiIIa flo 8 ip.
81 b. gictoriasia feIIo pioIi s I.
Wuista %feriroista ilmoiton eritpi.
iesti.
s. &onfiIo,
gor 2t1, Wasi Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-17
msfo ia taste.

pcruspobiana ibmiien autiiaafii tii-
lemiiecn ia aittuaana olemiieen.
Scrrommc Seeius juuri taimaaicen
astumiienia betfelld Iasfi tuon al,
niaan ppipmdn ia Iiiffumattomona
cbtona olcman totuuoen opetuslas-
tcnia ia Min fofo mailman eteen:
Sofa usfoo ia fastetaan, ie pelas.
thu: mttta iofa eli usfo, ic tuIec fa-
%ootctufii." (Warf. 16: 16.) Sis ci
moi ola &aamatun mifaan, pubet-
tafaan autuaafii tulemiiesta, miiil.
ten flin usfon ia fasteen failtta. Sea-
ma oDat tinfimGttomdt a~lturoen eff
DOT. Sis jofainen, iofa ianoo usfo-
mania ia fasteen tarpeettomana, eli
%jonafin bpmin wGba-arwoilena pitad
a
a%ltuaafii ti,lemiieen eli taos, jofa
on fastettii ia ei iiSfo ipntien ahteef.
iiantamusta Seeiufien nimesiG omal-
le fobballeen, min frmmasiafin iub-
fteesia ei tuIe Seeiufien ia apostolic
len opin mufaan autiiaafii.
@bfd tulee %lufiani, iinnlle fpip-
mps, eta eifo Seeius ia SGnen 10.
fpintopereniG oleffaon outuliben pc
rilstus maan rSfo ia foste? Gaomat-
III ~ia1oo: "SillG m,uita perlista ei
fufaan moi parma, fuin mifG 10 on
pantu, ia lie on Seeius &ristus."
q &or. 3: ~ Sierra Seeius @olga-
tala ubrifuolemanIa ia mereniG
fautta malmisti ailpan tGpbelliien ia
iban palmiin autrlloen fofo mail
maIle. Nrtta tGlle perustufielle
SumaIan ijanfaiffiien aimoitl,fien ia
%iddtGnn6n unlfaan HpbG Senfi las.
fee, usfon ia fasteen faltta, ia lufee
ne autiinif5i jotfa usfopat ia opat
fastetllt Serraan Seeiufieen. Gloom.
6: Sd "SSSa ettei fufoon moi iaroa:
"SSeeius on Sierra maa1 YpbGn
Sengen fartta." q &or. -: 81
Iiin pppoGn taasfin iulfi laaiua
21atberin fansia: "gttG ne maar on
o%lltraat, jotfa rsfoo ia f~ostetaan."
Sa Sebbergin fansia: "Sofaisen tGD-
tpp mannoa iuin omin iiuoin ianoa:
@tt' usfon nanburSfaus maan ait-
tuuoen peril taipabon."
"glutliaS fun usfoo, fastetaan.'
Sierra lite ianoo i~anosiaan. Siiben
ianabon ma perustan ai,tui1teni ai-
no."
Niin ollen on raamati1llinen mafa-
pa pobja, ettG @olgatalla malmis-
tettiin artiirs, manburSfaus ia pp-
bpps fofo maailmalle Seeiufien ibri-
fuolemasia, ia tGmd on ppbdn fas-
teen falrtta fastetuilIe perionalIiiesti
Iabioitettu. &asteen fautta tulemme
Hpban Sengen aiumaiiiafii. Gen
mrofii Seeiiis ianoo Nifooeml1fielle:
"SllG ibmettele, ettG ianoin, iinulle:
teioGn tGptpp ipntpd uuoesta."
Sierra Seiiis on tGpoeIlinen enii-
mGiien Mbamin ia bGnesiG tapabtl-
neen ipnnin ia fitoleman mastafobta
ia Sitmalan fuipa. ga fliten raama-
tun miifaan tiiobon eniimGiieen pc
rintoon tulee fiifin ibminen ipnnisiG
iifiGmiien ia ipnfpmiien fautta. @i-
ban ipntpmGttomGIle ia olemattomal-
le Doiba perintod liifea, mai fninfa9
Siispd Ell Seeiufiesia malmistettua
oi1tituttafaan &aamattu moi lufea
BpbGstG SengestG iifiGmdttomGIle
ia ianan ia iaframenttien faatta mt
besti ipntpmGttomdIle. Seeius fafiin-
fertaiielIa n%ala-lanalla fen fieltdG:
"Sotiiesti totiiesti MIND ianon iinul-
Ie: Jos ei ibminen ipnnD meoestG ia
SeneestG Ell ban moi paGstG iiiGIIe
Srmalan maltafuntaan. Wifd libas-
ia on ipntpnpt, on liba; ia mifd Sen-
eestd on ipntpnpt, on benfi. "(Sob. 3:
5-6.)
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