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COLORADO BAKERS SEEK
FOR WHEAILESS foRMuu

Loyal bakers In Colorado have been
spending their leisure time Of late
plumbing the Iss steries of sh.oiutsly
whsatiees bread. N'heat -four. IN the
past. has always beSa used ~ the
binding ingredient In bread. ana With
II eliminated. bakers have besn hard
tute
various sxesilen, samples Of wheat
less bread has been submitted TO W.
v. Pritts. head of the baher's division
of the Food Adminitration. and II 10
expected that . practical formula will
be discovered within a very rhor,
time fs fsfr
The necessity for . ~h~atless bread
faced the bakers Of The state when =
large number Of it's leading hotels
volunteered 10 refuse TO serve wheat
products OF any kind until after the
wheat harvest.
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women in Europe are at the business
end OF the machine. The motor pow
er. the driving force is an generated
at this end. and we are ali sopfetrow
involved. pulling levers or feeding in
the fuai or collecting Il. or keeping
the books. or what not
When you look at the whole nation
al crusade in this light. you begin to
feel less ienient toward the man who
sits on the fence and watches. while
as for the rumor monger,. the anti
draft agitator, and the peace propa-
gandist who are throwing sand into
the machinery. your feelings demand
some TRANSLATION into action Lock
him up for the duration Of the war.
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CHANDLER NOTES

The Rockvale baseball team was
defeated at Chandler diamond. Sun
day, the score being 2l7 in favor OF
Chandler, A large crowd from the
coal camps attended the game and the
enthusiasm OF the game was reached
at its highest point by the shouts OF
the people who were there.
Miss Marguerite Williams is visit.
ing her sister. who lives in Gorham,
Colo.
Mr.. Harve Gardner, Mr.. Lee and
Verde Raper and Joe James left Mon
day morning for Oak Creek.
Mr.. Josie Zontaine intends TO leave
for Camp Funston. Saturday. where
he will 80 In training. His many
friends regret his leaving but are glad
he is answering his cali to the colors.
Mr.. George Gilbert and Mr.. Ithel
Williams were visitors at Eight Mile
Park Sunday.
Miss Elsie Gilbert spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Gilbert
The Third Liberty loan drive was
met with great ssccess and everyone
showed his patriotism by buying
Liberty bonds. The people expect to
have Liberty loan flag for the camp.
Mr.. Joe Berardi and Mr.. Felix Mas
sars were Chandler visitors Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Angelo Garino. Miss Francis
Faro of Rockvale. and Mr.. William
Morris. Miss Carlina Berta attended
the ball game Sunday.
The children Of the Chandler
school are doing their bit by knitting
for the Red Cross. They are instruct
ed by Mrs. Marion Evans. principal
of the school.
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Jury Awards
Defendants Verdict
in Damage Case

The damage suit OF Mrs Matte L.
Layman against H. H. Freye and City
Marshal @. F. Skinner. was concuid-
ed in the district court Monday after
noon when the jury returned a verdict
for the defendants. In this case Mrs.
Layman asked for Judgment in the
sum of $1,000 for an alleged injury
to her business as a rooming house
proprietoress by the defendants.
whom. sbe claimed. deprived her of
the possession of the storage OF GER
tain household furniture on which Mr.
Freye held a chattel mortgage. great
ly. she asserted. to her humiliation
and pecuniary loss.
The plaintiff conducts lodging
house at the old Central fiotei on
West Main street and was at one
time associated in its ownership by
Mrs. Mary Z. Wygant. This furni-
ture. valued at something like SIPS.
was originally owned by Mrs. wygant
but was subsequently mortgaged by
her to Mr.. Freye to secure the repay
ment OF a monetary loan. When Mrs.
Wygant retired from the boarding
house business she left the furniture
IN the custory and keeping of Mrs.
Layman, the plaintin. who took
charge Of II as storage. The owner
becoming delinquent in the payment
OF the interest on the loan. Mr. Freye
went to the boarding house in COM
pany with Mr.. Skinner on February
End. 1917 and demanded the surrender
of the furniture in accordance with
the provisions of the mortgage Mr..
Skinner was taken along. Mr.. Freye
testified at the trial. as witness and
not as an executive officer Of the law.
Mr. Freye's demand for the furniture
was complied with and it was turned
over TO him on the day of his visit to
the rooming house. Mrs. Laymau
stated in her complaint that Messrs.
Freye and Skinner made an unneces-
sary noise and disturbance on the
occasion of their visit to her rooming
house and that the peremptory de-
mand made upon her by them for the
possession of the mortgaged furniture
was great mental and nervous shock
to her and that it caused many Of
her dodgers to seek other quarters:
much to her bodily anguish and fInan-
cial loss.
All Of the principal allegations on
which the suit was based was denied
BY the defendants. Orion w. Locke
appeared az attorney for the plaintiff
Judge !. w. Ibbotson was present at
the trial rs counsel for the defend
ants. The jury was composed Of c.
w. Craig. r. j. McEniry. W. II.
Clark. s. +. Goodrich. w. II. Bland
and j. C. Palmer.
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HOOVER ASKS STATE
TO GIVE Her WHEAT
TO ARMY AND NAVY

-
Colorado haa been called unpa By
State Food Administrator Thomas B.
SteAras 70 tighten its belt and send
all Of its excess wheat 10 American
soldiers and ssilors
This latest wheat order enanating
from Herbert Hoover Asks that every
public concern and individual report
10 the nearest county food admins
traitor any flour on hand In excess 70
months supply bsfors Nay !. A
months supply v estimated on the
basis Of six pounds . month for each
person.
In Colorado there are spproximate-
ly 1900, 600 people and each ape. un.
Z he law. II allowed SIX pounds OF
wheat = month. This makes the
monthly consumption of wheat be
tween now and the harvest amount to
orado can, II she wilt. ssnd 10 the
fighting lire OF France.
We are counting on the splendid
spirit OF Coloradoans 10 make II un-
necessary for the government thru
this Food Administrator 10 commAn-
deer the stored and boarded wheat.
Food Administrator Stearns declared
emphAticaily. but Americas fighters
must have wheat and Americas al
lies mnst be fed during these hours OF
their great need, and II Colorado
should disappoint uS and refuse TO re-
linquiah her excess store willingly we
win have to take II from her"
The Food Administration 10 making
arrangements for \ atorehonse IN
which the flour will be cared for until
IL can be loaded onto cars and sent
direct to some designated point
Farmers may turn over their supply
to the nearest mill and elevator and
definite points are being named BY
county administrators nj which ind'-
viduals can turn over shsir wheat
supply. 80, ~
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FLOUR MILLS COMPANY
oErs JUDGMENT.

In the Fremont county district
court. before judge James l.. Cooper
last Saturday, directed verdict wac
given the plantiH by the jury in the
case OF the Peerless Flour Mills com
pany OF Norton. Kansas. against
Richard Elhaec. Florence groces
man. In this case suit was broi BY
u. T.. Sidebottom of Canon City. pres.
ident OF the plaintiff company. to Sc
cure n Judgment for sl23s4 and ac.
crued interest under a money de.
mand in payment for 1900 pounds OF
flour sold TO the defendant in August
1917.
Thu plea of the defense was that
the order for the flour In question
was given by the defendant on con
dltion that n full car load of flour
was 70 BIZ shipped from the mills In
Norton direct TO Florence and dis
posed of there. Mr.. Sidebotton,.
agent for the mills in Colorado. was
unable to sell full car load Of flour
In Florence and had IL consigned to
Canon City. but later delivered MI.
Elhage's purchase at Florence I. q. b.
AZ the defendant had no extra freight
charges to pay. by reason OF the car
being shipped here. and accepted the
flour. the court held that there was
no violation OF the purchase contract
by Mr.. sidebottom and directed the
jury to return . verdict for the plaini-
IA In the amount asked.
The Jury coneieted Of y. w. Ham
mond. ,. J. Drown. T. j. McEniry.
H. G.. I'm. A. T. Towler and Son.
Matt ~. Liues.
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Some Recipes for
the Housewife
ok.-A. HOOVER.
cresmed Psrsnlps-

creared Parsnips-
Cold boiled parsuips.
tabiespoonfu's butter substitute
Pepper and salt.
3 tablespoonfuls milk.
Chop cold boiled parsnips. Put on
the stove with two tablespoonfuis OF
butter substitute. and pepper and salt
TO taste. Stir unil II bells. Take up
the parsnips and add to the butter a
l.ttie -four and three tabiespoonfuls
milk. Let IL boil up once and pour
over the parsnips. Creamed carrots
are prepared In the same way.
Toasted Cheese.
Cut slices OF whole wheat bread
about half an inch thick and toas,
them very lightly. Lay upon then
thin slices Of dairy cheese and sci
the pan hoIding the bread In the oven.
or place the slices on the toaster with
a moderate flame or hot Goals TO cook
the cheese. When this is melted and
soft serve the sliees. With 4 cupfui
Of tea or cocoa this lie @ satisfactory
and nourising lunch or supper dish
Heminy with Chicken leftover.
Don the hominy we'll: season to
taste: stir into II . ,ablespocnfui o.
butter substitute and heap on p,af
ter. Have the chicken that is left
over cut into neat pieces and heated
in its own gravy. arrange this about
tSe sides OF the dish and serve to-
gethsr. II desired. mashed potato may
be used instead Of hominy.
Whote- Wheat Biscuit P,e-crust.
Chop tablespoonful of shortening
INTO a pint OF whole-whcat flour with
which has been mixed heaping tca-
spoonful OF baking powder and half
teaspoonfui OF salt. Moistcn with
cupfui of milk or of milk and water
to a dough sosr enough TO roll out
cut into rounds as FOR biscuit. Iay
these on top of the chicken In the
bakedish. set in the oven and bake
Tor half an hour. This makes peas.
ant change from. the ordinary plain
top crust of n meat pie. although the
dough may be put on in one piece. 1t
preferred. The Mothers Magazine
for May.
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The Irish Potato
Nation Saver
By Hapsburg Liebe
Of The vigiiantes.

Do you know that the homely Irish
potato has cut. is cutting. and will
continue to cut. almost as great a
figure in this world war as the sub
marine? II Is fact. There is moth
ing fanciful about 1t. Germany. super
efficient in this one thing at least. has
been planting Irish potatoes even be-
tween the ties of railroad tracks. I
for one. think she owes more 10 the
irish potato than she owes to the sue
cess Of her submarines.
In the past. small crop has al
ways followed big crop. The big
crop runs the price down. and the
potato growers then plant the little
crop-some OF them through plain
piQue. Last year we had the great.
est crop in our history. According to
precedent. We are TO have small
crop this year. And II we do. the
coming winter will zee us. as Ma
tion. suffering from famine.
Get that. Food will win the war.
hAAo thSic 40 nO Otnci aibSie VI koou
that may be prepared In so many ways
as the potato. Nor are there many
other food articles, 30 rich in nutri-
tion as the potato. Prices this year
will not be low enough to cause any
worth while loss to growers. no mat.
ter how many potatoes we produce.
They are going to be In demand Arm
les can live for a long time on pota-
toes alone.
II settles down to a matter. not Of
price alone. but OF patriotism as we'll.
A negligible potato crop this year Is
going to be little less than calamity
for US. There is slll time in which
to plant. and the moro we plant the
better It Is going to be fer us ali. Re
member. you can't starve Nation or
an army that has plenty OF potatoes.
There arc few other things fated TO
be OF 10 much Importance in the win.
ming Of this war. An unheard or crop.
should be grown in the United States
this year, We must all be soldiers
now.
Whether you own square milo Of
ground. o. only > square foot, don't
forget The Irish potato. savsr Of Ma
tioas.
seve yeur nensy - NJ wes
lWta aqnFn " !! M, i K ~ & ~ ~ " A, ~ ...t
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STATE BEAN GROWERS
TO INCREASE ACREAGE

Reassured by the rapidly inrreas
Ing demand and an enIarging market.
Colorado pinto bean growers have
been quick 70 seize ths opportunity
thps offered and seed orders have
bsen delusing the office of the ssxu
Division OF the Colorado Food ADMIN
istsation.
''Estimated on the snmbsr Of s,.ed
oSdsrs we have been filling" said o
II. Lebers. head Of the bean division
'.C0iorAdo's bean acreage in 1918 vii,
undoubtedly surpass last yesr's by a
large margin
Reports from the East state that
ptntos have come Into high favor and
that bOussWiveg are ddNsndJsH Colo
rndo beams ~ never before.
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Poultry Ban Lifted

The Gods Of Chickehs iarncd iaei.
heads away when the United STATED
Food Administrator changed a IL.
mind and lifted rke han afai.rt tn
killing Of poultry week sooner than
had been contemplated. ,as =
According TO the ruling made ~
mid-winter. freshly kili4ts hens coui
not be cold between February ~ an.
April 40. The amended ruling MAD.
the sale Of hens aud young, poultry
legal fTom micnfHhs pf April IS.
Weather conditions which brought
about an early laying and bAtchins
period are given ~ the reason fcr the
change In ruling.
Administration appeaih to the farmers
not 70 begin rushing their hens 10
market but 10 send fhem gradual.
and thus prevent flooding the market
which will result In A b6Avy sboiiage.
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dol" 1t was true-all over the coun
try there were people who felt Ger
tain impatience with the obtrudins
duty of war that upset so many plans
and seemed to retard so much of in
dividual progress and effort
But there is occasionally some great
task that only nation can accomp
lish, nation of enlightened. honest
sether. When the demand for such
national action comes individuals have
to lay aside some Individual things
They cannot be allowed to work at
cross purposes until the nations duty
is accomplished. While this great
national crusade is in process. there
Is justification for many measures
that restrict individual liberty, and
there rests upon each citizen the NOR
al obligation to avoid petty criticism
and any other sort of behavior that
retards national action.
For it is astonishing how much re
tarding can be done by a single In
dividual. He does not have to count
for much; neither does one grain OF
sand count for much when it is
thrown into the works. Every kick
er. every small minded critic. every
weaver of false rumors, whether he
3 German paid or whether he is egged
on only by bad digestion, is just SO
much sand in the works. We have a
perfect right to make him Keep still
until after the war. He may yell
Freedom OF Speech" all he likes: We
need not mind that 1t is the things
that he whispers which we object TO,
and we have right to stop his wis
pering or put his where the whispers
cannot be heard.
Has he not right to talk OF peace?
A right? do not believe that he has
any rights or that / have any rights
to do anything that conflicts with the
effective carrying out OF our national
purpose. There are some ways of
talking about peace which can do no
harm. and may do good. But there
are other ways. and these are the
ways Of the hired propaganda. which
any sane and patriotic citizen can
recognize as harmful-as SO much
sand in the works.
We are all in this war. and certain
jobs have been assigned to certain
groups Of US. By method consid-
cred expedient- and just. some have
been selected TO fight in Europe. In
many ways they may be considered
fortunate and enviable. But their re
lection for that job does not mean
that everyone else is out of the fight
Ing. The young men and the young
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WILL LEAVE THURSDAY
FOR SEATTLE.

Mrs. Myra Nokes OF Chicago. and
Mrs. Anna cowIey Of Cowgirl. Mo-.
who have been visiting in Canon City
for the last two weeks as guests Of
their sister, Mrs.. U. Il. sidebottom,
will leave Thursday afternoon for
Seattle. Washington. where they will
spend somo time with relatives and
friends.
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ENrEarAINEo al rHEArae

Miss Blaacfie Stevenson and Mrs.
Leslie Stevenson entertained about
n young ladies At = theatre party ~
the opera house Tuesday evening ~,
er which the Jolly bunch enjoyeat = \
dainty thres-coufse luncheon ct tbe
home Of MTs Leslie Stevenson .op
North 10th sttsst. !. # (. & s
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Lock Them Up
BY Burgess johnson
of The Vigilantes.

Shortly after We declared war there
appeared in a New York paper a car
toon by Cesare depicting Uncle Sam
rising from his chair. with a look of
mingled annoyance and determination
on his face. and reaching for an old
nusket and powder horn. as he says,
And had so mahy other things TO
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l16s SToNE TO 0Ivx
CONFIRMATION xZcnED

me best and most plfri4fic, meth
eds ~ Tod preparation ere among tls
preelsns which veg Colorado house
lie coisssSe Soed AdSHiitrss5sS g
alise1 Inst tle pfActie4t applicatiou
of fcel aaving vAi the dtfficllt .tast
facing The wGDss ~ ~ 6fets, n ~
eeeuSo1 ~ asrvlSee Of o1l eoFolI
ofoue, NAo u1u aneVoT ny Qaeottom
= srgthe!e - r - ent'
Ssssis's Trsss Dsa'd'at. nsavs! :,
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( CO, back 70 'the stmple lie. be con.
tented with simple food, simple pleaa-
urea. simple clothes. Work hard, pray
hard. play hard, Work, eat, recreate.
|oloop. % q III couragoously, We
'havs aSvictosy % WIN Recover.
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lave your monsy 90 buy WNF
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

kuolemaa. Sen tahden puhutaan
vain elamasta ia kuolemasta
ia siita kuinka ihminen niista
selviaa.
Nyt saan lopettaa. Pitkaksi
kylla kirjoitukseni, mutta ehka
sen jaksatte lukea. Kirjoituk-
sestanne tulin siihen kasityk-
seen, eta Teita innostaa tallai-
set vakavat asiat, ia eta TIE to-
della ajattelette ia pyritte to-
tuuden perille. Sen vuoksi mi
maxim rohkenin ~pitemmalta kir-
joittaa, ia oikeih sydamellinen
haluni olisi, jos viela voisitte
jatkaa tata ajatusten vaihtoa.
Jatketaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17

nyt, sen selvitteleminen veisi
ITALIA kertaa liian pitkalle. Ny
kyinen jarjestelma Ell ole Than
teellinen, vaan Sc kaatuu sta
mukaa kuhn kristinuskon Than
teet paasevat voimaan. ia totis
ten kristittyjen piirissa Ell ero-
tus ole enaa muuta kun naen-
nainen.
Viela kosketan yhteen Wait
teeseenne. Sanotte kristinuskon
kasvattavan ihmisia siihen US
koon, eta vasta taivaassa saa-
vat asua hyvin jarjestetyissa
oloissa = Ell kuitenkaan kaikki.
Tassa on sis kysymys taivas-
ia helvetti-opista.
Edella kirjoitetusta jo hue
masitte, eta kristillisyys on ella
maa, ia on elamajarjest0 jo taal
la maan paaNa. Mutta itse tun-
nustatte, eta elama on ikuista,
vaikka eri muodoissa ilmaantu-
vaa Juuri kristityn elama ON
ikuista elamaa, joka pannaan
taalla alkuun ia jatkuu katkea-
mattomasti, vaikka kuolemassa
tapahtuu muunnos. Ell elaman
katkeaminen vaan muunnos
Sen tahden samoa Kristus: ,,jo,
ka minimum uskoo, Ell hanen pida
kuolemata maistaman. TassS
on hristityn turva ia myos sci
WHY'S elaman ongelmille
Kuolema on vakava asia, eiki
totta? ia helvetti viela vaka.
vampi. Mutta p. Raamatussa e
ylipaansa paljoa Wine mainitus
ia puhuta. Kuitenkin saapi jo'
kainen ihminen huikan maistas
mita Sc helvetti on, josta Raa.
matussa puhutaan. Han saa 81
ta maistaa siina, mita s~anotaar
pahaksi omaksitunnoksi. TamS
on Nelaman vihollinen, niinKuir
helposti tuntee. Mutta mita or
elaman vihollinen .muuta kuir
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1918-10-17
"Sosialismista ia Kristinuskosta

llSIln klrJeVdlIluOSld
titan ahtauden vuoksi al
noastaan tuon papin vastauk-
set, koska siina tulee samalla
,samalla tuon sosialistinkin mic
lipipeet julki:
"Olen iloinen kun substitute
tarjoomaani kirjevaihtoon. Sill
la minua haluttaa paaSta tun-
temaan niita aatevirtauksia, joi
ia liikkuu aikamme pohjalla.
Sanomalehdissa ia painOtuot-
teissa ne eivat esiinny alkupe-
raisessa ia valittomassa tue
reudessaan. Kiitos nyt ensiksi-
kin selvittelyistanne Suonette
kaiketi minun naihin nyt vasta-
ia vakaumukseni mukaan.
Oil kovin hyva, eta ilmaisit-
tie, mita TIE pidatte kristinusko-
ma. Sanotte, eta ,,kristinusko
paapiirteissaan on: Jumalan
kymmenet kaskyt, uskontunnus
tukset, sakramentit, kaikkinai-
set hengett0mat rukoukset,
Raamatun tarusto luomisesta,
Observation-Disclosures, sanalla
sanoen, melkein vanha- ia uusi-
testamentti kauttaaltaan."
Sallikaa minun huomauttaa,
eta Teilla on avian vaara kasi-
tvs kristinuskosta, jos Tie tuO-
ia edella merkittya pidatte kris
tinuskona. Katsokaas, tue kaik-
Xxi kuuluu tavallaan kristinus-
koon, lei kuitenkaan hengett0-
mat rukoukset), mutta vain va
likappaleina, ia enemman tai
vahemman tarkeina puolina.
Sen huomaatte helposti, kun
otan' vertaukseksi eraan seikan,
jonka TIE kaiketi perrin pohjin
tunnette.
Nina kysyn: mika on sosia-
lismi, ia vastaan: sosialismin
paakohdat oVat MarXin. Lieb-
knechtin, Bebelin y. m. opetuk-
set ia vaatimukset, tyovaen
yhdistykset, kaikellaiset hen
gettomat agitaattorien huudah-
dukset, tarut ia herjapuheet
uskonnosta j. n. e.
Mitas TIE sanoisitte tasta ?
TIE cite ainakaan sta hyvaksyi-
81. Ethan tue ole sosialismi. Sc
kaikki jollain tapaa kuuluu eh-
ka sosialismiin, mutta, mikall
NINA ymmarran, ovat nuo vaan
joitain valikappaleita t.. m.
enemman tai vahemman tar
keaa.
Tasta ymmartanette, eta ka-
sityksenne kristinuskosta on al
van vaara.
Nina koetan samoa, mita
kristinusko on Kristinuskoa tie
tysti semmoisenaan voidaan sa-
noa opiksi, mutta opiksi, jonka
tarkoitus on synnyttaa kristil-
lisyytta - avian niinkuin So
sialististen oppien tarkotus on
saada aikaan sosialistista yh-
teiskuntajarjestysta. Mita on
sis kristillisyys, eli kristinusko
toteutuneena? Sc on elamaa, ia
tarkemmin sanoen, Sc on Ella
maa Jumalan yhteydessa, johon
paastaan Jumalan ia Ihmisen-
Jeesuksen Kristuksen
kautta. Mika on taman elaman
sisallys? Sc on rakkaus. Sis
ikristillisyys on rakkauselamaa
- korkean esikuvamme Kris
tuksen mukaan, jonka elama
oil puhdasta rakkautta.
Tama on tosi kristityn Than
ne, johon han pyrkii. Sis la
han kristillisyyteen eli kristin-
uskoon kuuluu ehdottomasti
sosialismin aatteet: vapaus, vel
joys, tasaarvo. ia sosialismi on
,saanut MAMA ~aatteet juuri kris
tinuskosta.
TIE syylla moittien valitatte,
ettei kristillisyys ole voinut vie
la vuosisatojen perastakaan
muuttaa mailman oloja parem
miksi, kuhn ne ovat.