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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

Eyian. France Corresp Ondence
Of the Associated Press The re-
turn to France OF the women, chill
dren and old men VINO We're sent
out OF mat part OF France occupied
by Germans Tor more than iour
years presented pititul spectacles-
Many OF these refugees were little
t0Js whose fathers and mothers uao
been taken away by the cruel bocae
10 WORK ia Germany or behind tAe
lighting lines others were or
phans.
Twice daily the affecting scenes
OF their return were enacted here
when the trains bringing them
through Switzerland bringing SEQ
10 200 repatriates back 70 the be
loved SON Of France. With them
were BeIgIans who came from parts
of Belgium then occupied by the
Hun. Much was done to relieve
the sufLerings OF the poor people by
s. s Rowland, Representative GL
the Belgian relief commission STA
toned here, and by Mrs. Rowland,
his wife.
Describing the scene Of the re
turn OF train load Of refugees,
aIr Rowland writes:
slowly, the long line came to-
wards as. the old and the young
about equally divided-alas, but
few of middle age, for the Germans
had use for such and would not let
them "a. While few showed traces
q actual desttUtlon we knew that
but q small number. possessed more
than tie clothes they wore and
what the handbags and bundles
they carried contained.
They were not emaciated. but
their faces were worn, sometimes
anemic. How could they be other
wise after The years of constant
suffering and continued horrors
they had endured, with no hope OF
release before them but victory Tor
tie allies. or percnance, the good
fortune to be enrolled in one Of
these little bands Of repatries.
Now and again someone would
rush out from the sidewalk TO
greet q relative or friend recog-
nized after years Of absence. But
though such instances we're rare.
they served to buoy up the hopes
Of the rest that perhaps farther
along they, too, would be as fortu-
nate.
Two short rests we're made that
the seemingly countless children
might be able to keep up. Brave
little tots they were. holding close
TO their mothers. if they had them,
or if not to those who had be
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14
Good Will Given q New impetus

to furnish their cars as they were
needed.
They were furnished, not in
hundreds, but in thousands
both for the training camps here,
and for service in Belgium,
France and Italy.
The record of those thousands of
camp and army cars is one In
which any owner may feel the
utmost pride and satisfaction.
Their performance justified the
compliment implied in their Sc
lection by the Government
The great works in which nearly
three hundred thousand of their
cars have been produced in the
past four years furnished a vast
store-house of human energy
and equipment for the ordnance
work.
Naturally, it will take time to
adjust the motor works to its full
accustomed activity.
Gradually Dodge Brothers will
resume the grateful task of con-
tinuing to deserve the good will
of America-and indeed of the
whole world.
Dodge Brothers consider good
will their most valuable posses
sion.
They will never knowingly do
anything to lessen it.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-14

A statement of Dodge Brothers
war activities is due the owners
of their cars.
Dodge Brothers refrained, dur
ing the progress of the war, from
any reference to the perform
ance of the car in Government
service.
1t seems proper now, however,
to disclose the facts, because they
are creditable facts-intensify-
ing that good will which owners
Of Dodge Brothers cars have al
ways manifested.
Dodge Brothers car was the only
one of its class approved and
adopted by the War Department.
In a separate Ordnance Works,
built especially for the purpose,
costing millions of dollars and
employing thousands of their
skilled motor workmen, Dodge
Brothers undertook an import
ant duty designated by the War
Department.
Without the aid of their great
motor orga niz a tt o n, Dodge
Brothers could not have fulfilled
the heavy obligation which they
were asked to assume by the
Ordnance Department.
The other service required of
Dodge Brothers motor works, by
the Government, was to continue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
Shipyard and
Waterfront
News & Notes
SHIPPING TIED
UP BY STRIKE
OF OFFICERS

VANCOUVER. n. G., Aua "a
Many masters and mates affiliated
with the Canadian Merchant Service
guild. following the refusal OF steam.
ship lines and companies TO recognize
the guild. have quit. and the remain.
der are scheduled 10 walk out satur.
day. As result. shipping in British
Columbia IN completely tied up. Rail.
ways are refusing to accept perish.
able freight for points in the interior
depending on lake ferry transfer for
destination. Practically all coastwisc
sailing have been Cancelled There
will be no ships leave for Seattle sat.
urday night.
All deck officers. engineers and
commanders connected with the
Grand Trunk Pacific steamship serv.
ice and Union Steamship Co. both
constituted OF IS steamers In active
transportation and passenger traffic.
rendered their designations Friday
Early Saturday. masters, mates
and engineers connected with the
Canadian Pacific Railway Coz
steamers quit. Officials OF the guild
state that so far they have not re.
ceived a reply to the communication
addressed TO the Dominion govern.
ment. urging the taking over OF the
steamship lines by the government
for the duration OF the war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
BLUE LAWS OF
MAINE ON FIRE
nY MILTON nItONNEIl
IN. u. a. Correspondent


OLD ORCHARD. Maine. Aug. "a.
Regardless OF the wishes OF the
political parties. the Maine campaign
In likely In part To he fought over
the question Of whether ancient
blue laws" shall be wholly or par
TALLY enforced. or totally ignored.
And IT'S all because Of Old Orchard.
This place In the scashorc play
ground OF thousc nds OF people.
French iaborers from ginghgm and
cotton mills In Biddcford and Saco.
hundreds from the Bhipbuilding
yards In Portland and crowds Of
soldier boys stationed near Port
land
The normal play time Of these
workers and soldiers In Sunday. And
that In where the blue laws come In.
License, Threatened
Several Sundays ago the people
who run the bowling alleys. roller
coasters. movie houses and other
amusement places opened on the
Sabbath They were promptly ar
rested. but did not care much b@-
cause the fine was not great Then
the authorities threatened To call
out the militia and To revoke all u.
cenAes 20 do business. II the holders
OF concessions opened on another
Sunday. That closed the town.
Now tho workers and soldiers
can't amuso themselves on their day
off
This has caused roar The
'ins" In Maine are republicans. The
outs" are democrats. The day
after this place had an amusement
less sunday. cards boosting the
democratic nominee for governor
spnng up as II by magic all over
town. One Of the republican organs
OF Portland asked B q. Mcintyre.
the democratic nominee for govern
or. to state whether he favored an
open Sunday In Maine. Mcintyre
leaders disclAimcd having anything
to do with the posting up OF the
cards.
big Debate On
Church going people are writing
pieces to the paper praising tho
blue Sunday" rule and workers are
writing epistirs TO those same papers
asking whether men and women en-.
gagged In essential industries ak
I days a week are not entitled to a
/ little amusement and relaxation at
IN. s.ashore on Sundays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
Disabled Canadian
Veterans Visit City

on their way TO Camp Lewis for
the Veterans day celebration at the
cantonment. 500 disabled Canadian
war veterans arrived In Seattle Fri
day evening.
The party established headquarters
at IN. Georgian hotel and viii be
back in Seattle Sunday where they
viii spend the day.
Automobile owners are asked 10
give the veterans ride over the
city. Those having machines for
this purpose should notify Jack
Turner at the Georgian hotel.
The Canadian veterans arc Of in.
domitable will. and tho the sight Of
crutch or n missing limb In a sharp
reminder OF what they have gone
thru. those not permanently disabled
say they are anxious to get In an.
other crack Mt tn. Huns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

leading roles.
The story In n screen version Of
the novel by James Oliver Curwood
and the scenes arc laid in forests and
wastes OF the far Northwest Barce.
half wolf and half dog. II the center
OF tho story. and IL Is his devotion
and protection 10 Nepccac tan In.
dian girl. played by Miss Shipmanl
that furnishes III. theme OF the
play.
The Clernmor Digest shows new
war scenes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

LIBERTY
Billie Burke is at the Liberty.
starting Sunday. In The Pursuit OF
Polly" Polly Marsden was engaged
to three young men at the same time
and this Is how II happened: Larry
O'MaIley threatened. IF you do not
marry me. Polly. l swear shall kill
myself SO Polly promised TO mar
~ him And the next night she was
floating down stream In a canoe with
Jack. and he whispered to her. Say
you love me. or I'll tip tho canoe. :"
She said she did. The next evening
Talbot Sturgis gathered Polly into
his arms and kissed her. Polly had
been brought up properly. young
man should not kiss her unless he
were engaged to her. SO there was
nothing for Polly to do but be en-
gagged to Talbot.
STRAND
Crusaders." the Off
cil war film taken by the u. s. sig-
nal corps and navy photographers
and cameramen Of tho French gen
erssi staff. both at home and abroad.
COMES to the Strand Sunday for four
days. Under the auspices Of tho
pPnited States government. the com
niffcc on public information pre-
sents this film to the American PEG
plc to show the grim earncstness OF
the United States government In Its
war aims. the activities Of the can
tonrnents and aviation fields. the
munition and arms plants AMI ship
yards at home and the participation
of the army and navy abroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
Ferris Type Ship
Is Sent Down Wavs

The Ferris type wooden steamer
Octarara was launched AT the plant
OF Nilsson Kelez, on Elliott bay.
ThurSday afternoon. being the third
vessel slipped into the water by this
firm. Mrs. Daniel Kclleher was
sponsor. The other two ships
launched previously are the Donna.
fon and Forester. both of which will
soon be commissioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
indianapolis Goes
on Victoria Route

Tho popular Puget sound steamer
indianapolis. heretofore on the run
between Seattle and Tacoma. has
been shifted TO morning run be.
tween Seattle and upper Puget sound
ports. Victoria being one OF the des.
ignated ports. The Indianapolis left
colman dock at a. m. Saturday, on
her first trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

SUNDAYS PROGRAMS
Iiftffrt ---ttiiIe itarks In I'm Fur
sui, % Polly
tiEMMhH - Aifr~d Whitman In
Hare. -an 81 kassn-
IENN's oRrutt M--ssiise rsii and
Laurence s.rsat In To Hell with
the kAt.~r."
COLISEUM 49, Brysnt wsshtaru In
TIL Gene rask TO Yea"
srHa>p--frr.hing. GrusaAsr~."
official war fiim-
COto>IAi>--Nsrgue Cosrtos In
The tnh~iievsr."
MISSIONARIES ursdy In al the
Merry Of Nen.'
RiALrO--D-ag rairhsnks In Head
In scath.-
IIrTtE--The Fail 81 nsshaSy
Coast with sii-.tar cast.
NtrOHy--Sswei Carmen In law
less Love"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
rop.ys PROGRAMS

TOpANs PROGRAMS
LEWIS pfiruEt Motive Tell and
Laurence Grant In TO Hell With
the kai-er."
CIEMNtH--Aifr~d whitman and
Nell >hipmaa la "nsree. non Of
hssan"
Coio>iAI,--fhsrie. Ciarey In The
Hiiasin~.s Of Divorce"
Mfs-fp>--t aiie~a Neore In "a
Htos.ier Romance"
sTRA>D-Dorvthy Dalton In Green
E,e."
COiI~BtM--risr~ kinstssii voang
In Tho savage " osnan."
LIBERTY William ~ Hart In
Riddle Gawne"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
NEW AVIATION SITES

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s-iious.
ton. Tex Mincola. l. l.: cammaek.
l. /. wan,augh. l. l.. and Babylon.
l.. l.. ARE the ncw locations selected
IN connection with the organization
Of tho 20 new air squadrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

LEWIS ORPHEUM
ITO Hell With the Kaiser will be
the attraction at Lrvy'z Orpheum
for next week. starting with a mat.
inee on Saturday. This Is the
picture that has broken all records
in New York and IL running II. W.
Griffith's Hearts OF tho World" a
close second In Los Angeles.
ITO Hen With the Kaiser IA
based upon facts and shows the his.
tory OF the kaiser from the moment
he assembled the throne up TO the
present time-then the action OF IN.
story scars off into the future and
pictures the result TO the self ap
pointed ruler OF the worid-thnt We
would all desire.
COLISEUM
The latest Cecil u. dc Mile special.
TIL I Come Back to You" u the
new attraction at the ColiSum.
The story opens In Belgium the
year before its invasion by tho Ger.
mans. Yvonnc is married to Karl
Won Krutx. no. for love. but for
convenience When the war breaks
out. Won Krutx fees. and when the
Americans enter tho war. Capt JEFF.
serson Strong comes 10 Belgium.
Florence Vidor pays the role OF
Yvonne. Little George Stone -
Jacques. and Winter Hall ls King
Albert.
CIEMMER
"Baree. Son OF kaxan." opens at
the Clcmmer today. with Nell Ship
man and Aifred Whitman in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

The Victory theatre has the book.
ing for four days. commencing sun.
day. OF Jewel Carmen. In "A tale Of
border bandit life. called 'I.awless
Love- and a comedy. business be-
foro Honesty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

II you value your watch. let
Haynes repair II. Next Liberty
thes re.-Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
BIG FOUR

Douglas Fairbanks. In "H-adin'
South. and war pictures make w
the new bin for the Rlaito. starting
sunday. The Imperial viii feature
VIM. Desmond In An Honest Man
and a comedy. Merry Mcrmaids. So
Roy Stewart. the cowboy actor.
heads the Dream program. In Keith
Of the Border" BIN Hart. in over
the Great Divide" and Virginia
Pearson. in The Liar" viii share
horors at tho lsis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
LITTLE.

The Fall OF Barbary Coast
comes to the LATHE theatre Sunday
The story is written from tho actual
experiences OF Rev. Paul Smith Of
San Francisco during HIS vice cru.
Hade In that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

The unbelievcr'' comes to the Co
loniai sunday. Based on the war
novel The Three Things" the pic.
turc features Marguerite courtot and
Ray Mckee.
Class pride. utter unbcllef In the
God OF Christianity and race prcJa.
dice-thos. were the thrc. biz things
that were forever cauaing disagree
n.nts between Philip I.andlco,t and
his mother. Thoso led the young
man TO throw himself into the Euro.
pean warfare In defense OF Belgium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

rhe hiasion opens Sunday with a
Russian picture, AT the Mercy OF
Men" Alice Brady plays Vera
Souroff. tho daughter Of retired
major In the Russian army. Three
carouaing officers OF the Imperial
Guards seized Vera aud dragged her
10 strange quarters. When she II.
naiiy escapsd. sinking home tatterod
and weary. her betroIhcd. Boris
Lltofsky. refused 20 have more To d.
with her. Tho Countess Zapune. a
stauneh friend OF vcra's. appeals to
tn. czarina for help. bringing about
the arrest OF tho officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
00HNH
COMING SATURDAY
| ]. WARREN
| KERRlCAN
"A Burglar
for a Night

A new Kerrigan picture
Is always welcome, for
THE Turn of a Card" his
last production. which
won such popular favor.
proved even a better at
traction than what Mr..
Kerrigan promised while
making a personal APP
pearance on the Clemmer
stage during his visit to
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24
COLISEUM
CI.EMNiER
.sn.-- .

"Barce. Son OF Kaxan." opens at
the Clemmer today. with Nell Ship
man and Aifrrd Whitman in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-24

ADMISSION
Matinee 10c
Evening 15c
Children SC
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17
2l:nen $unnuntai kolmi.
~naisuudesta
job. A, 46 SO.

Evankeliumimme kertoo NEIL
lie Kapernaumissa a~suneesta ku
Observation-Disclosures, jonka
polka sairasti kuolemaisillaan
Olessaan epatoivoissaan poikan
sa lahenevan kuoleman johdos-
ia hanen surunsa musician y0
hon pilkoitti valonsateena kan
san puhe Jeesuksesta, joka oil
palannut Judeasta Galileaan.
Viimeisen toivonsa han asetti
Jeesukseen ia riensi hanen luo-
taan aqua etsimaan. Han kahn
tyi Jeesuksen puoleen aqua pyy
taen, koska han oil kuullut Jee-
suksen ihmeita ennenkin teh-
neen. Hanen luottamuksensa ia
uskonsa perusteet olivat Jeesuk
sen ihmet0issa. Sentahden Jee-
sus nuhtelee hanta ia Kaantaa
miehen uskon ihmetoista sa-
naan. Kun kuninkaan mics pois
tut Jeesuksen luota uskoi HAN
sanan, jonka Jesus oil hanelle
sanonut. Sanan uskoessaan han
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

- Auttajan tilaajille. Kun
hallitus on paperin saastamisen
vuoksi antanut maarayksen ett-
eli ole lupa velkatilaajille lahet-
taa sanomalehtia, min pyyte-
taan mita kohteliaimin tilaajia
uudistamaan Auttajan tilauk-
sen odottamatta laskua eli asia
miesta, ettei tarvitseisi tilaajil-
ia lakkautaa lehden lahettamis-
ia. Paikalliset asiamiehet toimi-
kaa ripeasti jo heti kun olette
taman lukeneet. JOS eli uudistuk
STA ala tulemaan eli ole meidan
syymme, jos lehti on lakannut
kotiinne saapumasta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

Brantwoodin, Wis. seura-
kunnalle pyydan ilmoittaa eta
tulen seurakuntaanne sunnunai-
iltana t. k. 27 p. Seurakunnan
valiaikainen kokous pidetaan
kirkossa maanantaina klo. 10 ap
[Kokous alotetaan hartaushetkel
Ia. JOS paikkakunnalla on rippi-
kouluun aikovia nuoria, min pyy
dan heita saapumaan mainit-
tuun tilaisuuteen JOS koulunpi-
to katsotaan valttamatt0maks
min voin pitaa koulua mainitun
viikon Pyydan my0skin eta hue
lehditte sunnuntai-iltasest mat
kastani asemalta seurakuntaan-
ne.
Arne VaSunta.
esimies.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17


-'Saadaksemme Auttajan ia
Lasten Ystava1lehtien tilaus-
maksut ia lehtien lahetykset
jarjestettya hallituksen malaria
yksen mukaiseen kuntoon, olem
me lahettaneet asianomaisille
ajasta ia pyytamme ystavalli-
tilaaiille selitykset tilausmaksu-
sesti klrjeen saajia huomautta-
maan jos olisi niissa jotain e.
rehdysta, voidaksemme ne sa-
malta korjata
Suurimmalla kunnioituksella,
Auttajan konttorii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

= Auttajan toimitus odottaa
hengellisia paakirjoituksia mic
luummin seuraavan sunnuntain
tekstien aiheista seuraavilta pa
peiltamme allamerkityssa jar
jestyksessa.
Lokak "a p. past. M. Anttosel-
ia.
Lokak. 81 p. past. J. Tapolalta.
Marrask. z p. past. K. G. Rissa
selta.
Marrask. IA p. past. J. H. Hei.
moselta
Marrask. Fl p. past. E. V. Me
meta.
Marrask. % p. past. j. Rankilal'
ia.
Jouluk. 5 p. past. WV. Wilenil
ta.
Jouluk. IL p. past. M. Wiskaril'
ia.
Jouluk. 19 p. past P. Miettisel
ia.
Jouluk. &c p. past. j. Hirvelta
Tammik 2 p. past. M. N. Yves
terbackalta
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

autuutesi Golgatan ristilta vuo-
taneen sovintoveren tahden.
Silloin uskosi ON tullut kuulos
ia ia kuulosi Jumalan vaaren
tamattomasta sanasta Silloin
uskollasi on lujat perustukse,
ia ct ole hapeaan joutuva. JOS
main ON, min tieda eta saatanan
taytyy sinua paeta paankipun
sa suurissa tuskissa. Amen.
Arne Vasunta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

ikaankuin huomaamatta eli 81
vumennen peruuttanut edelliset
sananSa. Silla jos Raamattu pu-
HUI marttyyrien tulevan osalli-
seksi eri yl0snousemuksesta
kuhn muut kuolleet min puhuu
Sc sis kuitenkin hahdesta yl0s-
nousemukseSta. Mutta kun
luemme Inn. 20:4 tarkasti,
naemme, eta ensimaisesta yl0s
nousemuksesta tulevat osallisik-
81 muutkin kuhn marttyyrit, kos
kappa heidan mainitsemisensa
jakeen liitetaan mama sanat +:
i"ja niiden, jotka eivat olleet ku
martaneet petoa j. n. e = ia
he virkosivat Gloon ia hallitsi-
vat Kristuksen kanSsa tuhanen
vuotta". Lahtematta lahemmin
selostamaan tata ihmeellista ply
han Raamatun paikkaa haluam
me vaaristelemisten varalta
vain v~arottaa, ettei kukaan an
taisi minkaanlaisten pintapuo-
listen selitysten itseansa eksyt-
taa tassa kohdassa. Pitakaam-
me kiinni selvista sanoista, min
emme eksy. Onhan esim. arve-
luttavaa menna sanomaan, eta
talla ensimaisella yl0snousemi-
sella tarkotettaisiin ihmisen us.
koon tulemista, eli hengelliser
elamaan h~erattamista. Silla tail.
laisten selittajain velvollisuu-
deksi jaa my0skin selittaa, kuhn
ka mama heratetyt voivat sis
10 ennen uskoon tulemistaan OIL
la marttyyreita. ia toiseksi, jos
ensimainen yl0snousemus tar
kottaa vain hengellista heratta-
mista, mista voimme paattaa
toisen tarkoittavan ruumiillista
yl0snousemusta Tale tielle an
~tautuessa olemme plant Hyme-
neuksen ia Filetuksen erhetyk-
sessa, "jotka ovat totuudesta
eksyneet, sanoessaan, eta yl0s-
nousemus jo on tapahtunut e
Tim. 2:1S).
Usein kuullaan vaitettavan,
eta oppi kahdesta yl0snouse-
muksesta perustuisi ainoastaan
ilmestyskirjan 20 lukuun, ia ct
TIA Sc, katsoen siihen, eta lines
tyskirja sisaltSa vain hamaria
vertauSkuvia, Ell ole taman yh-
den paikan tukemana-kyllin yah
vast perusteltu. Olemme nah
meet, eta tata oppia on tuke-
massa monet muutkin Rama
'tun paikat. Mutta joskin tama
paikka olisi ainoa, tulisi jo sen
yksinaankin ola riittavan va
kuuttamaan, eta on kaksi yl0s-
nousemusta. Sta vastoin oppi
kaikkien kuolleiden samallaker-
taa tapahtuvasta yl0snousemuk
sesta on avian kokonaan raa-
matullista tukea vailla. Allekir-
joittanut eli ole l0ytanyt Raa-
yhtaan lausetta, joka
pakottaisi ajatteleuaan, eta
kaikki kuolleet nousevat yht'ai-
kaa, ilman erotukstetta, kuten
Niemi samoa.
Yksi Jeesuksen sana tosin
paaltapain katsoen nayttaisi
viittaavan siihen, eta kaikki
nousevat samalla kertaa Sc on
"Tulee hetki joilloin kaik.
XII, jotka haudoissa ovat, kuule-,
vat Hanen aanensa ia tulevat
ne jotka ovat hyvaa teh-