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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15
BAKER MAN IS SHOT
BY HIS SOY-IN-LAW
William Rosebury, Shot
Down on Main Street
by S. Spearman.

BAKER. or. April l5.--Wiiliam
Roseberry, snwIhilb operator who
resides at Hainess, 6ied al -. Eliza
beth Hospital here th.s afternoon as
the result OF bullet wound inflicted
last night by his son-in-law, Charles
Spcarman. Spearman. who was ta-
ken into custody last night by City
Marshall Randall, at IIa'nes. was
brought to Baker this morning by
Sheriff Anderson and placed In the
county jail.
The shooting. which took place In
front of one Of the prominent business
places on Main street at Haines. was
witnessed by a large Saturday night
crowd. According to those who were
near. Spearman and Roscberry were
quarreling. when Spearman suddenly
drew a .3S-caiiber revolver from his
pocket and fired pOint-blank at Rose
berry who Immediately sank 10 the
ground. AS Spearman fired. Il. f..
Cochrane. proprietor of nearby
drug store, rushed to the spot and
succeeded in disarmlns him, before
he could fireanother shot. Spearman
made no resistance and was placed Ia
the city jail.
Roseberry was Immediately rushed
to the hospital at Baker in ain auto
mobile. When he arrived here he
vas so weak that the physicians could
not open the wound to dress H. fear
ing that he would die. The wounded
man hoyercd between life and death
until about O'Clock this afternoon.
when he passed away
Roseberry. who was so years old.
was a weH-known resident of Haines.
having been in the sawmill business
there for sane time. His wife AMI
several children survive.
Spearman was an emplOye' OF the
Eastern oregon Light a. Power Com
panyS is married and has one child.
IL is said that family troubles between
The two led to the quarrel which end
ed In the shooting and death OF Rose
berry.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15
SOCIAL And PERSONALS

work. Mrs. Power is also supervising
IA group OF high school girls who have
done splendid work and Mrs. Power
asks that the meeting OF the class to-
morrow evening may have as large an
attendance as possible.
Red Cross basket social is to
be held saturday evening. Aprl 20,
at the Mcintyre school district No.
20, five and half miles northeast of
Helix. Harry Chambers of Pendleton
viii deliver an address. Miss zella
Follett is the teacher and all are in
yited to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. f. Semple and Roy
Semple of Pendleton arrived in Eu-
gene Thursday night and are regis
tered at the Osburn,-E Eugene Regis
ter.
Concerning = former pastor of the
Methodist church of Pendleton, the
Oregon City Enterprise SAYS
Rev. T, b. Ford was Saken BY sur
prise at his home on Twslfth and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Mrs. Robert MARTY left on No. 5
Saturday morning for Canada where
she viii help her husband with his
farm work. she expects TO he away
about two months. Mrs. Fred Rees
accompanied Mrs. MARTY rs far as
Walla Waila where she viii visit
friends for few days.
Invitations have been issued for the
anisual 'Junior Prom Cor which
mombers of tho class Of 1919 Of the
high school are 90 be hosts on Friday
evening, April l9. The dance will be
given in Eagle Woodraan hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Mabie are to
be hosts tomorrow evening at their
home on Lewis street FOR meeting
OF the Fortnightly Bridge club.
The Tuesday afternoon surgical
dressing class under the direction Of
Mrs. r. L Power, will meet tomorrow,
and the class is open to volunteers
who. ms well as the regular members.
are cordially urged to help with the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Washington street last wednesday
evening previous TO his departure for
the east. One of the pleasing fea-
lures of the evening was tho presen-
tation of a handsome gold watch chain
and gold knife to Rev Ford by men,
bers of the Mthodist church. OF
which Rev. Ford was pastor for some
time. The presentation address was
niade by the present pastor, Rev E,
+. Gilbert, and was responded 20 by
Rev, Ford.
During the evening musical selec-
tions. both vocal and instrumental,
We're rendered. and several patriotic
selections were sung by the entire as
sembly. making it most impressive.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
Rev. Ford left last week for a visit
with relatives In Arkansas and be-
fore returning to Oregon city will Wis
it Kansas City, Mo-, st. Louis. Mo-
Pittsburg. Pa. and other eastern cit.
les. He expects to be absent several
months. and will visit the old home
of the late Mrs. Ford.
Mrs. Ina Rice of the Peoples Ware.
house, has returned to Pendleton aft
er several weeks spent I'm Portland.
Members of the Missionary So
ciety OF the Christian church will be
hostesses to members and friends of
the church Tuesday evening at s
o'cIockNn the main auditorium of the
church. \Division No. ? has charge Of
the entertainment and a splendid pro-
gram and gpod time IS assured.
The Lady Macabees win give
bazaar Tuesday afternoon between the
hours Of and 8 O'Clock. the proceeds
of which VIII go to the Belgian lay
ette Fund. The bazaar is to be held
in Easle-Woodman hall and the pub
lie is cordially invited. A musical
program has been arranged which
vii begin at 3:l5
Earl Smith and Miss vivian Nc
Grew of Umatilla were united in mar
riage Saturday afternoon at 2:sO at
the Christian church by Rev. II. II.
Hubbell.
The business women's surgical
dressings class will meet in the Fed
eral building this evening at 1880
o clock. and Mrs. ]. c. WoodNrorth,
the supervisor extends 4 cordial in,
to new members who win
help with the work.
The bazaar held Saturday at the
Crawford and Hedges furniture store |
by the Umatilla county chapter of the |
w. c. T. L., was a pleasing shccess |
the affair clearing over $40 for the |
work of the organization. Mrs. ]. c. |
county w. c. T. U. pres |
ident, and Mrs. Walter Jones. secre- |
tary-treasurer. were in charge of the
bazaar and were assisted by group /
Of Pendleton women. The aprons, |
which proved an excellent drawing
card, were the donations of w. C. T. 4
Z. members throughout the county. |,
Exceptionally interesting and in
spring was the weekend visit In Isen-
dieton of Miss Helen Stewart. librar-
Ian of Victoria, B. c., who came in
answer to a request that she tell OF
her Is months service with the Lon
Ion committee of the French Red
ross. Miss Stewart was met in wal i
Ia Walla Friday afternoon by an au-
omohile party cOmp posed Of Mrs.
Clark Nelson. Mrs J. F. Robinson,
Miss Sabra Mason, Mrs. n. Berkeley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

two very bad AT
tacks of inflamHa-
ton. My doctor
said he cWlid d 10
nothing more for
me and / W ould
have % 20 10 The
hospital for an
peratiOn, but
Lydia 4. Pink
h q ms Vegetable
Compound and
Shnative Wash
have entirely cured
ne Of my troubles
and ] an now In
coed health. lam
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Airs. George Hartman and Mrs.
Charles Gfeulieh. stopping in Mill
ton Tor Miss stewards afternoon meet
ing. they arrived in Pendleton for her
talk here Friday evening. During
her stay in Pendleton she was a guest
az the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. +.
Robinson. and TO Hermiston, where
she spoke saturday afternoon. she
was accompanied by Miss Mason. sat,
urday evening Miss Stewart was the
honor guest Mt a delightfully."- informal
reception for which members of the
Parish House Guild of the Church of
the Resieemer were hostesses at the
rectory, where a number of friends
enjoyed a short talk ON her expert
ences in France followed by two de-
lightful vocal solos by Mrs. B. l..
Burroughs. accompanied by Mrs. +.
Z. Boyden. and preceding a social
hour around the tea table which was
in charge OF Mrs. Henry Dixon Jones.
Following Miss Stewart's talk sum
day morning she was a dinner guest
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs N. Ber-
kelley, other guests being Miss Mason
and Miss Richardson, and later In the
afternoon she departed by automobile
for Waiia walla, as the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Robinson.
After speaking at waitsburg last
night. Miss Stewart win be In Walla |
Walla to-day, returning to her home
in Victoria by the end of the week.
Tomorrow evening at Happy Can.
yon pavilion a public dance for the
benefit of the Fed Cross will be Civ. /
en- by the Civic Club.
Reports from walla Walla where I
Mrs. Nesmith Ankeny has been con- +
fined to a hospital for the past two
y eeks, are that she is improving
rapidly now.
Mrs. Ida Fowler left today for
Portland where she will visit at the
home of her brother. Fred Waffle.
Later she will visit her son at the Uni
Tersity Of Oregon and relatives at As
oria and Hood River.
Pendleton Circle No. 27 will enter
ain at card party and social tomor-
'ow evening" in the Moose Hall.
Mrs. T. F. O'Brien is leaving this
week for a visit at her old home in
Connecticut. Mr.. O'Brien will join her
leNt month.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick arrived home this
morning from Pasco where she spent
with her husband. who is In
crested in business there. she ex-.
'ects to return soon to remain per-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

win be held tonight at the Coliseum,
when Earl Caddock. champion heavy
weight defends Ibis title against John
Olin, Finnish mat artist.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

DEs MONIES. April 1.-THE third
Championship wrestling match I'm six
months to be staged in Des Moines
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

HELEN MOLIlER ~
a DANCING COSTUME
Dancing in the nndef Not for New
York.
Helen MolleF danced, sans visible
garments. on the stage ~ the Metro
polifan Opern House,
The Audience hissed and booed-
some len the theatre.
Her next performance was erected
ilg a c0rp0mls guard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15
Has TonsiIs Removed.

Miss Esther South, prominent local
vocalist, underwent an operation for
the removal of her tonsils this morn
ing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15
INDICTED ron DIsLoYATTY.

TACOMA, April f5.-W. II. Kauf-
man, fornser progressive gubcrnatoriaI
was arrested today by fed
cral Officers I'm BeIIiIgham on a secret
Indictment. Kaufman is alleged TO
have spoken against the Liberty Loan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Hpounlnt Dlf bFHyAignf ~ T.
Operations upon women In our hos
bat before submitting b an opernti0n
for ailments peculiar 30 their sex every
woman owes II 30 herself 90 give that
famous root and herb remedy, Lydia p.
Pinkhsm'n Vegetable COMPOUND, trial.
II complications exist write Lydia u.
Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn, Mass, for
adYIee.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15
DOCTOR COULD
NOT help HER
But Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Saved
Her from a Serious
Operation.

Brooklyn. n. Y.--" suffered some.
thing dreadful from a displacement and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

willing you should use ny
testimonial and hope % benefit
other suffering women by 20
doing Mr.. =. PLATT, g
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Mrs. Fitzpatrick arrived home this
morning from Pasco where she spent
Sunday with her husband. who is In
terested in business there. she ex-
poets to return soon to remain per-
mancntly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

The business women's surgical
dressings class will meet i'm the Fed
eral building this evening at ~ 1880
o clock. and Mrs. j. c. Wood~orth,
the supervisor. extends a cordial in,
Vitation to new members who win
help with the work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Tomorrow evening at Happy Cam
yon pavilion public dance for the
benefit OF the Fed Cross will be Civ.
en- by the Civic Club.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Earl Smith and Miss Vivian Nc
Grew of Umatilla We're united in mar
riage Saturday afternoon at 2:3O at
the Christian church by Rev. II. II.
Hubbell.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-04-15

Reports from walla walla where
Mrs. Nesmith Ankeny has been con-
fined to a hospital for the past two
weeks, are that she is improving
rapidly now.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15

heidan kansallisluonteensa ko.
konaan masennetuksi; mutta
nyt ilmestyi Sc raakana, hillit
t0mana ia hurjana metelina
paljon julmemmin, kun Ell ollut
mitaan syyta heidan hillitt0'
maan meluunsa.
ITALIA kertaa otettiin Germa.
nikus kiinni ia heitettiin van.
keuteen, jonka jalkeen hanen
vainoojansa olivat ajaksi tyy'
tyvaisia. Prefekti luuli tata hel.
posti saaduksi rauhaksi, silla
ethan STELLA ollut ketaan, jOka
vahankaan olisi arvossa pitanyt
malta kurjia, itsepaisia kristi.
tyita. Varmaan koko lahkokun.
ia plan haviasi, vielapa oil var
ma, eta niiden nimikin joutui'
81 unhotuksiin muutamien vuo.
sien kuluessa, ia naissa ajatuk'
sissa meni han avian tyyty-
vaisena kylpyynsa ia neuvotte-
telemaan jonkun ystavansa
kanssa, miten suureksi han laa
tbs uuden k~alalammikkonsa. .
Silla valin vahvistivat Germani.
kus ia hanen vankikumppanin,
sa itseansa rukouksella, eta
he voisivat kestaa vihollisten
raivoa ia tehda hyvan tunnus.
tuksen ihmisten edesta, jos
heidan pitt verellansa todistuk-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15
n v~ahvistaman.
Viinitarhanhoitaja

SenSa VanVlSCaman.
Viinitarhanhoitajan suurin
murine vaimostansa ia lapsis
taansa lieveni paljon, kun sal
tietaa, eta hanen rakkaat
omaisensa olivat seurakunnan
hellassa hoidossa, hanen van.
keutensa aikana, min eta han
rauhallisesti vol antautua Ju.
malan tahdon allie. Germanikus
sta vastoin oil naimaton mics
ia sis ilman senkaltaisia per-
hesiteita; mutta elama, iloinen-
sa, oil hanesta viela rakas, ia
hanella oil ollut terve ia vahva
ruumis alma siihen hetkeen
saakka, kun han heitettiin sa
maan kurjaan vankeuden kop.
peliin kuhn Plautius,ja liktorit
olivat hanta min pahasti ruos.
kineet, eta hanen ruumiinsa
oil taynna verinaarmuja ia
haavoja. Molemmat vangit oil
vat kumminkin sanger kiitolli-
STA, kun saivat ola yhdessa,
ia Plautius, joka itse oil saman
kaltaisen karsimyksen kesta.
nyt kuhn ystavansakin, koetti
voimiesa mukaan huojentaa
hanen tuskiansa mutta molem.
pia ahdisti ajatus, eta vaino
luultavasti tulisi yleiseksi, silla
jos Sc samalla tavoin jatkuisi,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15

kouksia seurakunnassa efesc.
laisten uskon siskojen edesta,
eta mama eivat naantyisi, tais
telussaan nikolaitilaisten ia
gnostikolaisten vaaraa oppia
~vastaan, jOtka kielsivat Kristuk
sen karsineen mailman syntein
tahden, ia senkin; eta han oil
Jumalan Polka, kirjoitusten
jalkeen, seka eta heidan pitt
tulla uudistetuiksi ia vahvis.
tetuiksi uskossa ia rakkau.
dessa.
Juutalaiset ia temppelipapit,
jotka nyt yhdesta tuumin ru-
pesivat kristityita vastustama.
an, saivat .naista ilmoituksista
uutta aihetta pysymaan vaati.
muksissansa ia kokoontuivat
prefektin huoneen eteen, mis-.
sd he AVIAN akki-arvaamatta
rupesivat huutamaan noita tun.
netuita SAMOA: ,,Kristityt jalc.
peuran eteen, mutton Smyrna
haviaa!"
Taaskin antoi prefekti pc.
raan. Mita muuta vol han teh.
da? Mama levottomat kreikka.
laiset olivat saatavat rauhoite-
tuiksi, eli muussa tapauksessa
menettaisi han virkansa. Kei.
sarilliset legionit olisivat ehken
Rooman laheisyydessa saaneet
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15

niinkuin oil alkanut, kaupungis-
ia kaupunkiin leviamalla, joka
naytti AVIAN varmalta, min
mahdoton oil kasittaa MILLION
ia miten Sc loppuisi.
Jatketaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15
Jersey City, N. ].

Torstaina elok. Up. oil sisaan
tuliais. jumalanpalvetus uudes.
sa pappilassa. Kansaa oil huo-
meet tayna, joka text hauskan
vaikutuksen. Ilta kului hupai
sesti laulellessa ia puheita
pitaessa. Olemme kiitollisia
ystaville osanotosta juhlaan,
mutta erittain siita runsaata
raha-lahjasta seka muista lahs
joista joilla muistutti meta.
Jumala teille palkitkoon, ia
antakoon rakkauden alma pysya
pappilaisten ia seurakuntalais.
ten valilla.
Laulu harjoituksia pidetaan
joka perjantai.ilta kappelissa
81 Bergen ave.
Neiti Martha Kinnunen on
yhtynyt seurakuntaan. Seurat
kappa tytot esimerkkia.
MA.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15

AO0S0O1S
lempean muodon surullisen
katSeen.
,,Onko . onko jOku onnetto-
MUS miestani kohdannut!'
kysyi han akkia.
ALA huOlestu, tyttarem
Herra on tanaan auttanut
Plautiusta ia on hanelle anita
nut voimaa tekemaan hyvan
tunnustuksen ihmisten odessa ,
sanoi piispa.
Julia sapsahti. ,,Minun
mieheni, minun miehenl"
tavoitteli han samoa, ,,onko
han jalopeurain eteen heitetty?
ia samassa johtui hanen ME-
leensa selvasti tue kauhea
tapaus Rooman arenalla.
Eli, eli; rauhoitu, tyttareni
Plautius elaa viela, ia ehken
plan saat hanen taas nahda",
vastasi Polykarpus;. hellasti
ottaen lapsen Julian kasivar'
relta ia pannen sen polvellensa.
,,Suo anteeksi", lausu Julia,
itkien, ,,olen ollut sanger levo-
ton Plautius'en tahden. Sina
sanot hanen plan tulevan",
lisasi han, katsellen avonaisesta
ovesta ulos, toivossa saada
nahda hanen tulevan lotion.
pana tiella.
,,Seurakunta rukoilee hanen
pelastustansa vihollisten ka.
sista. Han victim tanaan pre-
fektin eteen ia syytettiin
Smyrnan Jumalien pilkkaami.
sesta; mutta epailematta han
plan saanee vapautensa takai-
sim, sanoi piispa.
Julia eli ollut mikaan sanka.
ritar, vaan ainoastaan heikko
nainen; muutamiksi minuutiksi
iiha voiti hengen ia han huu'
dahti, kasiansa vaanellen:
,,Plautius'eni, minun Plautius''
eni, kuka pitaa pienesta lapses'
famine huolta, kun sina nyt
olet poissa? Nina olen muuka'
lainen tassa vieraassa maassa.'
,,Saattaa min ola, mutta
luuletko, eta Jumalakin on
taalla muukalainen? Oletko
unhoittanut hanen lupauksensa
leskille ia orvoille, ia luuletko,
etta kristityt veljemme unhoit'
taisivat huolta pitaa sinun tar
peistasi?" lausui Polykarpus
innokkaasti.
Ell, ala minua ~ajattele, vaan
ajattele Plautiusta", nyyhkytti
Julia.
,,Jesuksen Kristuksen seura'
kunta pitaa teista molemmists
huolen, ia sta varten Glen nina
tame tullut, eta saattaisir
sinun meidan diakonissamme
kotiin, kunnes miehesi paaset
vapaaksi. Tosi on, eta han e
taida puhua latham kielta
mutta rakkauden vol sanoitts
ymmartaa, ia rakkautta sinul
ia eli taman sisaren luona putt
Polykarpus Ell ITALIA kertas
tahtonut ilmoittaa kaikkea, mi
ta han alan pitkaan taisi siiti
rangaistuksesta, jonka Plautiu'
oil karsinyt; ehken han ajal
pitkaan saisi kylliksi voimi;
kaikki kuulla, mutta nyt tami
~ensimmainen kova kohtalo Of
vaimolle liian raskas kantaa
Moni halusi marttyrin kruunn'
mutta Julia eli kuulunut niidel
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-08-15
PeIaSfus JaIOpeuran kjdasta
eli
Seurakunfa kafakOmPeiSSa
&ertomus eniimGisten fristittpien u%ioilta.


'jOukkOOn. Han vapisi tuskasti
ia karsimisesta, joke Sc koski
hanta itseansa eli niita, jotka
olivat hanelle rakkaita, ia nyt
han eli muuta voinut kuhn ottaa
pienOkaisen syliinsa ia wuodat.
taa katkeria kyynelia, ajatel'
'lessaan sta surullista kohtaloa,
joka lapsen isaa luultavasti
kohtaiSi.
Polykarpus MAXI parhaaksi
sallia hanen vuodattaa kyllik.
sensa kyyneleitansa, jonka
tahden han eli yrittanytkaan
estaa hanen itkuansa, vaan
neuvoi hanta ainoastaan tur.
vautumaan suureen auttajaan,
joka tahtoi ia vol hanen muir.
heesensa osaa ottaa ia virvoit.
taa min hyvin hanta hanen
yksinaisyydessaan, kuhn hanen
miestansakin vankeudessa.
Mutta Julia pudisti paatansa
surullisesti. Ell, Ell, nina en-
rohkene silla itseani lohduttaa',
sanoi han, ,,silla NINA olen
heikko ia epauskoinen ;, NINA
napiseisin, jos minun Plautius'
eni pitaisi henkensa uhrata,
vaikka Sc tapahtuisi Herran
Jesuksen nimen taden'.
Mutta han, joka vaimon
sydamen tuntee, ymmartaa
sen heikkouden samoin.
kuhn keinon, milla han sen vol.
malliseksi tekee. Han pyytaa
sinua luoksensa tulemaan, kun
olet heikko. Rukoilkaamme
hanta ITALIA hetkella, eli ainoas.
taan Plautius'en edesta, vaan
myos kaikkien uskon siskojem.
me edesta, jotka ovat samallai.
sen koetuksen alaisina kuinhan
ia sitten han kohotti silmansa
taivasta kohti ia puhui Juma'
Ian kanssa, avian samoin kuhn
han olisi puhutellut ystavatan'
sd kasvoista kasvoihin.
Rukouksensa lopetettua, kas'
XII han Julian panemaan kokoor
Fvaatteensa, joita han tarvitsisi
itseansa ia lapsiansa varten
ia sitten kun he olivat sulke'
meet majan oven, lahtivat ne
Smyrnaan. Matkalla kerto.
Julia piispalle sisarestansa, ia
miten surulliseksi han oil tullut
kun eli ollut l0ytanyt hants
SmyrnasSa. Polykarpus naytt
kumminkin ajattelevan, etts
han STELLA voitaisiin l0ytaa
vaikka eli oltu onnistuttu saa
maan hanesta mitaan tietoa
Smyrna on varakas, kukoista
va kaupunki", sanoi han.
,,Monella sen aSujamella on kol
me eli nelja sataa orjaa, j.
Jos sinun sisaresi on jonkur
ylhaisen naisen palvelijattaren;
min voisi ola hanelle mahdoton
ia yhtya takalaiseen kristilli
seen seurakuntaan. Varmaai
on Herralla monta lasta, joist'
emme tieda mitaan, tassa pa
hasa, turmeltuneessa kaupun
gissa', lisasi tama saaliva pits
pa.
Julian otti diakonissa sanger
ystavallisesti v~astaan, jok'
itsekin oil leski, ia jonka mic
oil kuolemaansa asst saanu
vainoa karsia keisari Hadris
nus'en aikana, jonka tahdel