The Cheyenne Star and Roger Mills Sentinel (Cheyenne, Okla.), Vol. 21, No. 46, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 29, 1922 Page: 3 of 7
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T II C CHEYENNE STAR
L ITT I II DUTCH IIANS
LITTIK M’TCII HANS atixxl on
III diMitir' d-k II bad Dn
mad lr lit i girt and x-nl I th
diHlor (r birthday (1(1
liana witr a ialr of lun ianlnloona
that mad rvrrjlKidy who ji (hrm
mil and on hi HKhl hair whirl)
lung oier hi ahouldrr h worw a
bln cup Ilia Jarkrt waa a ll(hlrr
blu and Ida rod II niatohod hi
rhro-ka whhh War very round and
rod
Hut wllh all thro giir(Hiua riot lira
R win lluna' dull that mail you
fool i I'lrnmul wlin you looked at
him hut thl h wor only In the
4ny time (or lluna wa very unhappy
at night when all was still in tli doc-
tor’s office
ltiglit under Hans’ feet waa a little
calendar over which lluna neetned to
De standing guard but though he bud
such an Important duty he was not
pt all happy because near him stood
puperweight In the form of a stern-
looking boy with his arms folded in
auch a way thut he could hold a pencil
or penholder
1‘aper-welght Boy looked upon Hans
with disdain and told him thut he
mas too guyly dressed for a boy and
besides thut his hair was cut like a
girl’s
Poor little Hans was very unhappy
because though he told Paper-weight
Boy he was a Dutch boy and that was
the way they dressed in his country
the brass clothes which his compan-
ion wore did look more like boy’s
clothes
Then Paper-weight Boy being
made of brass did not tumble over as
did Huns when the wind happened to
blow through the office “You are
as light as a feather" said Brass
Itoy
"Look at me How strong I am and
then I should like to know of what
use you are anyway”
“I tal e care of ell the Important
papers for the Doctor Look bow
many I hold under my feet But for
me the Doctor could not keep track
of anything"
Poor little Hans could not say a
word to all this fr though he did
KINDNESS
BE KIND “Kindness Is the noblest
weapon to conquer with”
If one does kind acts thinks kind
thoughts and brightens the pathways
ol his fellows with kindly smiles he
Is almost certain to find his kindness
retleoted Into his own life On the
other hand If one Is gruff and un-
thinking of the happiness of others his
face usually Is hard his thoughts sel-
fish and his own pathway bare of the
flowers of beauty which are neces-
sary if it is to De a pleasant path to
tread
The person who Is unkind Is not
likely to find a welcome anywhere
Even one's own baby quickly recog-
nizes whether he Is kind or unkind
Gruff words never bring smiles from
baby's lips and the happiness of rosy
outstretched arms of children never
Js experienced by those who treat
their little ones harshly
“Spare the rod and spoil the child"
used to he the proverb quoted most
frequently by purents who gave
advice on bringing up the yoang
But fortunately the day when tlmt
proverb flourished Is past There are
some however who imagiue that the
only way to rear children properly Is
by beating the had oat of them And
in consequence one finds little cheer-
fulness in certain homes And we do
not think It would he wide of the
mark to churge much of the law
but all Hi du and month at bla
(i-rt h rrully tiuld not y h waa
a (rrat hr Ip (or aoiiillma III I ortor
did not Hik at lh rulmdur (or a
long tint
llut one day a lilt I (Irl ram to th
oftlr with her mother and when ah
rrled btsauae tli Iortor wanted to
look at her tongu h gat her liana
to hold and ah (topped crying at
one
That night Hraaa Itoy did not any
Iiiuih to lluna (or liu knew ha had
hrlud the Iuutor and th next day
another little girl ram to ae him
and when lie liui rrled Hi Ihu-tor
offered to let her Imld Hrua Hoy but
ah aliook her head and pointed to
lltn "I'retty boy" ah an Id
"Ah you Ilk my little Putrli linn
beat" aiild the dm lor "Well oo do
I (or hi Imppy amlle ehecr In
aono'tlme When I nut tired 1 could
Cot keep lioiiue without It I in”
Unit night when the office wn (till
little I iiitrh liana wua amlllng Jurat a
lie did In the duy time and Hraa
Itoy knew tlmt he would be win to
hold hla ieac and neter jguln did
h taunt liana with being unelexa
Man’ coat grew dingy (rora ao
inndi handling but Ida amlle re-
mained und oo long ua he helied the
Ihu tor he could amlle In (pile ot faded
clothe
liras Hoy knowing that liana waa
ery Important now grew friendly
Mnd they Ihed In ieace for liana wax
aa good natured aa he burked and
did not any any unkind thing aa h
might have done
(Coprrtaht)
“ Whats in
MILDRED
MARSHALL
ISABEL
Etymologists claim that Isabel
Is only another form of Elizabeth
whose Intricate but Interesting history
will be discussed luter Accepting the
theory of the experts Isabel would
seem to be derived then through the
Hebrew Kllscbeba much used In the
time of Charlemagne- It soon became
Klluuba and was shortly abbreviated
to Isa beau through the wife of Charles
VI of France
Another more romantic version
claims that Isabel which is translated
to mean “oath of Baul" originated
with the daughter of the Zidonlun
A LINE 0’ CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs
JOY IN LIFE
OrT of the etnr
That make up life
Out of the etres
Tlroush which we press
Rlseth the soul
Unto Its aoal
Which If not won
When all Is done
Tet leads our ways
Through stirring day
d Joys galore
Worth living for
(Copyright)
lessness of the present to the harsh
methods used by purents In rearing
their little ones
Jtespect for purents and respect for
the right are the two things essential
to muke a good man and woman out
of u hoy and girl But the proper kind
of respect for neither can be acquired
by frequent applications of the rod
The sume rule applies In every path-
way through life Business men who
rule with the Iron hand who try to
keep their employees efficient by Ill-
treatment and “male-driving” get
nowhere In the long run Certain It
is that they do bring down upon
themselves the hatred of scores of
good employees nnj In the days when
co-operation is essential to the suc-
cessful progress of business here Is
likely to he a very big monkey-wrench
In the ’wheels of machines
Life is loo “liort and (he biggest
worldly accomplishments nre entirely
too small to make it worth hile for
one to spoil others’ plousure by Ills
own selfishness
Kindness Is the one sure producer
Of success und smiles
(Copyright)
O
Old Stuff
"I see Marconi hns invented a ma-
chine thut will send 500 words a
minute”
"That's nothing I married one”
—Life
Vivienne Osborne
rratty vtvtann Uaoorn a bpoaan
(Waah) girl haa bean on th atag
ainca aha was nin year old Mia
Osborn toured In vaudeville In which
work ah waa conspicuous Mor re-
cently ah haa bsen In ths "movies"
Only a short tima ago ths handsoma
llttls actress celebrated har twentieth
birthday
a Name?”
FACTS about :?our nam it’ Kirtorp
meaning wkencs it )ai derived aignifi
cine your luckp da and luck jewel
Ling whom we call Jeznbel She la
also thought to be equivalent to
Elizabeth though she appeula to the
outh of the heathen Baul whoae
votaress she Is Her name was given
with expressions of hatred by the
Spanish Jews to Isabel the Catholic
when she permitted them to be perse-
cuted and both Spain and Italy ap-
plied the epithet to Queen Elizabeth
The wife of Fhllllppe Auguste of
France was called Isabelle by the
French when she was brought from
Hungary a bride and the name thus
became popular In the French court
Isabelle of Angouleuse the betrothed
of Hugues de Lusignan who after-
ward married King John brought Isa-
btRfe to England Her namesake
daughter became the wife of Fried-
rich II and carried Isabelle to Ger-
many And Sicily Spain adopted It as
Isabel or Ysubel and It was given
vogue there through the marriuge into
Portugal of Isabel de la Pays great
niece of Elizabeth of Hungary But
curiously enough Isabel was never
greatly liked or used In England
though the child-queen of Richard II
was so called and many daughters of
the Plantagenets received tt In bap-
tism Scotland on the other band
fuvored It culling tt Isabel and IsbeL
Isabella Is a form used In England
and America to some extent
Isabel’s gem Is the diamond For
her the diamond Is talisman against
all harm disease and sorrow If worn
upon her left arm which is nearest
the heart It will bring her the de-
votion of gthers Saturday Is her
lucky day and 2 her lucky number
The daisy signifying Innocence Is
her flower
tCopyrisht)
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Old Theory Exploded
It Is commonly believed that the
great temple of Karnuk was built by
the ancient Egyptians so that the sun
at the precise moment of the aoistice
should shine straight down the axis of
the temple But the Egyptian survey
has made accurate measurements of
the temple and proves that the sun
has never been visible at till at any
moment in euy duy In any year along
the axis of the temple since about
tKkM) B C and that It lust set along
the central line of this axis between
twelve thousand and thirteen thou-
sand yeurs ago "At this date" says
the Scientific American "Europe was
still In the Old Stone Age the cave
period was at its zenith und the hunt-
ers of the Dosdogne were chasing
reindeer over the French tundras To
suppose that the temple of Knmnk
can have been built then Is out of the
question”
O
BtnOVID LTdfODI DTTimTlONAl
Sunday School
Lesson T
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hsr of KngHsh IwbU In tl Muodf
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Copyright ms IVMttra Falsa
LESSON FOR JULY 2
EZEKIEL THE WATCHMAN OF
ISRAEL
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(KlIJ'KN TEXT-Soe y Die l-ord
lole Ha may 0 (ouad call r upon Him
hlla Ha la aear la I the wukad furauka
hla war and th unnalit-uu man hi
thouahl and ! him return untn tli
Lord and H will have roar- upon him
and to our Ood tar H will abundantly
pardon — I -a M -T
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PRIMARY TOPIC— Til Htiaphard and
lit rnp
JUNIOR TOPItk-Eaaktal Watrhr and
Warn Israel
INTI- RMEHIATY! AND SENIOR TOPIC
— Pailn a Hard Taak
VOt'NU PKdPIrK AND ADULT TOPIC
-Th Duly ot Vlarnln Other
I Ezaklal' Call (vv 1 2)
1 (’otniunndcd to Stand L’p (v 1)
Ezekiel waa glien a vision of th Al-
nighty that on III throne of glory
c-h 1) Before the vision the prophet
ell proatrute upon til face The -tentlul
equipment of a minister for the
lischurge of hi tusk Is a vision of the
Vlmlghty
2 Filled With the Spirit (v 2) By
’he Spirit th divine energy entered
him and enabled him to execute th
commission glien to Idin
II I zeklel's Commission (vv 3 8)
1 The Moral Condition of the Peo-
ple (vv 3 4) (1) A rebellious nation
(v 3) This rebelliousness perhHps re-
ferred to their heathen Idolutrous prac-
tice (2) Impudent children (v 4)
’Impudent" llterully liman "hard of
face" It meuna the grossest perver-
Ity whleh caused them to stand up In
the presence of the prophets of God
without a aense of guilt or compunc-
tion of conscience
2 The Charge (v 4) He was to de-
liver the message of God He waa to
de-lnre "Thus sulth the Lord God"
3 The Difficulty of Hla Task (vv 5-
8) He was to deliver the message of
God whether they would hear or fore-
Dear III Ezeklal's Experimental Qualifi-
cation (2:9 3:10)
Before one con preach to others he
must have an experience — must be In
sympathetic accord with God and HI
message
L Eating the Book (2:0-3:9) This
book contained God's woes upon the
atlff-necked and rebellious people (v
10) In order to apeak God'a threaten-
ing effectively to others we must In-
wardly digest and appropriate them
ourselves The eating of the book was
In hla mouth as honey for sweetness
Though his ministry was difficult and
the Judgment severe the prophet was
In entire sympathy with God’s pur-
pose and found delight In His will
2 Urged on by the Spirit (3:10-14)
In order to strengthen Ezekiel for his
task the wonderful symbolism of
God's providential agencies which had
been before him In chapter I was
brought to his attention assuring him
that God would accompany him to his
new destination
3 Entering Into Sympathy (v 15)
In order to minister to a people one
must enter Into sympathy with them
must show' that the message Is from
the depth of the heart that to declare
the message of woe Is a great grief
Ezekiel mingled his tears with theirs
IV Ezekiel’s Grave Responsibility
(3:17-21)
God made him a watchman Every
minister Is a watchman over his flock
Two things were required of him:
1 To Hear the Word at God's
Mouth The source of his message
was God’s Word So today tlie minis-
ter Is to get his message from God
2 Sound the Warning (v 17) After
he heard God's message he was to
speak It out The same duty Is r un
the minister today Cases In point for
his guidunce (vv 18-21) :
(1) When God says to the wicked
"Thou slialt surely die" (v 18) and
the watchman fulls to warn him the
wicked niun shall die In hi8 Iniquity
but his blood shall be required at the
watchman's hand
(2) If the watchman warn the wick-
ed and the warning is unheeded (v
19) the wicked man shall perish but
the watchman has delivered his soul
(3) When a righteous man turns to
do iniquity and God gives him over to
stumbling In Ills own gin his past
seeming righteousness will be of no
avail hut his blood will be required at
the hand of the watchman If he full to
warn him (v 20)
(4) If the watchman so warns the
righteous luun that he full not Into sin
the man shall be saved und the watch-
man hath delivered his soul
Ministers have most solemn obliga-
tions tlmt of discharging llieir obliga-
tion whether meu will heur or fore-
fear The Wise Shall Understand
Many shall be purified and made
shite and tried but the wicked shall
do wickedly and none of the wicked
shall understand bat the wise shall
understand — Luniel 12:10
Being Wise
It Is better to he wise and not to
teem so than to seem wise and not to
e ao — I’luto
Honest Error
Honest error Is to be pitied not
ridiculed — Chesterfield
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better aleejdng b- ter and feeling bet-
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