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) Hebrews that ' -without faith It In
Sponsible lo vlf.n Ood." Without
tbe light of faith which pierce the
darkness of the future and points
Bt to US the will of Ood, it would
1 Impossible to bear the crosses
rfalrb almighty (!ol offers tome of
n to bear.
It In this divine faith which enab
les the good wife and darling child-
rn of Ijouia Hue lisenstcin to con
trol their grief and Buy, "My God,
Tby will bo done." The presence
tiere today of tbia large Mnseinbly of
representative citlrcnn tells more el
oquently tbnn any words of mine of
the sterling qualities of the deceas
ed, aa friend, cltinen, husband and
father. .No ordinary worda could
nvey to th bereaved a token of
sympathy aucb aa your presence hern
tpeaka. And the church which re
solves ber children at baptism and
evermore forsakes them, not even
Ityond the grave, la prepared to give
Christian burial to tbe deceased,
Who haa boon a member of the fold
for a few yeara only. Wo do not In
4olge in extravagant praises of the
4ad. Hather wo would make the
ecaa!on one of teaching a lesHon to
the living, for we were made not
merely for tbla world, which never
satisfies tbe moat utubltloua. We
were made for heaven. We were
made to fill the seats in heaven, vu
eated by the lout an (tela.
"Our souls," says St. Augustine,
"were made by God and shall never
ind real -until they rent In (Sod."
Tbla then la our duty to be good,
fconorable citixens In thia world, and
so to live that we may not be afraid
. die. This ta the universal doom
f every man. It la appointed unto
til men once to die and after death
the Judgment. In the twinkling of
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an , u the Hotil hfda farewell to
Its mortal prlHon, it la In the pres
ence of God, and h soon in judged.
Should the soul be In mortal ain and
at enmity with Ood, It will be con
signed to bell forever. It will never
again nee the face of Ood except at
the lust Judgment, w hen I he sent
ence will be confirmed.
If the aoul die in peace with Ood,
having done condign penance for the
paat aiua it la at once admitted into
the presence of Ood, to the beatific
viaion. Uut we believe that between
thia atate of perfection and that of
reprobation there la a mean. The
church baa taught from scripture,
tradition and even reuaon itaelf, that
the great majority depart thia life In
a atate of more or lens imperfection,
not pure enough to enter heaven, for
nothing defile can enter there, nor
wicked enough to be sent to hell for
ever. Hence the connoting doctrine
of purgatory where aoula are puri
fied, before being admitted Into hea
ven. Here we have recou rue to that
article of belief. In the Apostles
Creed for our consolation, the com
munion of aainta. Tbla means the
spiritual union that exials between
the faithful on earth, tbe Buffering
oula In purgatory and the aainta In
heaven. Hence we have three stages
of the church: the church triumph
ant, the church Buffering, and the
church militant.
The church Buffering cannot help
themaelvea. Their day of merit la
over and they are represented by the
church aa continually appealing to
iia, their friends, to help them.
"Have pity on me, have pity on me,
at leust you, my friends, have pity
on me, for the hand of the I,ord
bath touched me." 80 we pray for
the dead. Our divine Lord came to
prune off the excresences that had
been gathering around tbe old law.
He knew the Jewa prayed for the
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dead but He never rebuked them for
so doing. We therefore infer that
he approved of the practice. The
early fathers of the church mum
have known the mind of Thrift right
from the first century. They nil say
we should pray for the dead. He
aon tells ua that very few live so
perfectly pure aa to be In a state
worthy to enter their Father's home,
having paased the threshold of
death. Yet that A large number are
not ao wicked an to be condemned to
hell forever. "It is therefore a holy
and wholesome thought to pray for
the dead that they may bo loosed
from their Bins."
This la good for ua also, we who
are engrossed In tbe affairs of this
world as If it were our greatest good
and last end. When our Saviour
said, "One thing is necessary," Iip
meant the salvation of our souls, and
by a queer perversity of human na
ture we seem to Invert the order and
law of Ood. Uut when we pray for
the dead we enter within ourselves.
We Bee ourselves aa (Sod Bees ua. We
know that even for every Idle word
we will be called to account, and we
realize the aulnt-maklng maxim,
"What will it profit a man to gain
the whole world and suffer tbe Iohs
of hla own aoul." This Is the les
son we who live should take away
from the presence of death, that we
were made to know, love and serve
(Sod here on earth and to be happy
with him forever in heaven.
Only one word more. I tender to
the loving wife and dear children of
the deceased my most sincere sym
pathy in their grief and desolation.
Yet I would remind them of the
great tragedy of the cross, -where
Mary, the mother of Jesus, witness
ed her only beloved son expire. Site
had known through' all the years
from the day of holy Simeon's proph
ecy of the sufferings of Jesus. She
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kept all these wordrt, pondering them
in her heart And when Jesus ex
pired a sword of grief pierced her
tender heart. Vet she resigned to
(Sod's will. She knew it was best.
So would I pay to the bereaved.
"(Sod knows what is best. Welcome
be His holy will." A few years
more and not one here but will have
answered the summons of the angel
of death, for life compared with
eternity la like a vapor. As then a
good life ia the best preparation to a
happy death, so live that you may
not fear to die. Keep before your
minds, death, judgment, hell and
heaven, and you will die in peace
with Ood and man.
PERU NORMAL NOTES
(Ry Herald Correspondent)
I'eru, Nebr.. March 23- Professors
Delzell, Jean and L'ller went to Lin
coln Friday and returned Saturday
evening.
President Hajes went to Lincoln
Monday on business for the normal.
Members of the tenlns club have
begun to practlce although the court
Is not yet in good condition. Ninety
students have joined the club and
all are scheduled' for practice.
I'rof.' Novak has been unable to
meet his physics classes thia week
on account of being ill with mumps.
His students presented him with
some beautiful roses to show their
sympathy. Prof. Hoyt of the chem
istry department has been taking
Prof. Novak's clanKes.
Kyle Kapp spent a few days in
Pent this week.
Miss Builey of the training school
is the proud posseHsor of a new Vic
troia. She entertained the children
of the model school Friday morning.
Prof. Delzell made a trip to Neb
raska City Tuesday evening.
Miss Kuby Ferguson, head of the
expression department of tho nor
mal, entertajnod the students and
faculty at chapel Wednesday morn
ing with some splendid readings.
An excellent piano recital was giv
en by Miss Oenevieve Gregg in the
chapel Thursday afternoon. The re
cital was well attended and greatly
enjoyed. The Fortnightly Art Club of the
I'eru Normal gave their tenth annual
exhibit March 11. 12. 13. The ex
hibit was preceded Tuesday night by
a reception to the faculty and citiz
ens. ATtcr the general reception, a
program was given consisting of Vic
trola music, a reading by Miss Kflie
Abbot and a scholarly lecture on
"The Function of Art" by Prof.
Grummann of the state university.
Tbe exhibit proper opened Wednes
day morning and consisted of repro
ductions of the world's great master
pieces in color and carbon. The ex
hibit came from 11. ). Whitmore's
tine art store in Omaha. A program
consisting of special music and talks
by members cf the art club and fac
ulty was given at each of the after
noon and evening sessions. The at
tendance was the largest in the his
tory of the dub, due In no small
measure to the inspiring presence of
Prof. Orummann, scholar, te.icher
and art critic. Prof. (Irumann eave
four lectures during the exhibit. Miss
Muiz, head of the art department of
the normal, is the efticietit president
of the club, having succeeded MaMie
C. Kills.
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COTTONWOOD VALLEYNEWS
(Uy Cottonwood Valley Steve)
Mr. Kamndale, Tony Gillshanon
and Frank Kamndale were at P. S.
Mailey's one day this week.
O. O. Clark and family were call
ing at Fred Trinkel's Sunday and re
port a fine time.
Hubert Kobison and family were
calling at the Hagaman ranch Sun
day, Mrs. Coupons and Fisher, Mr Om
ie Hagaman and Miss Joslo Carrie
were calling at Auntie Mailey'a Sun
day. 1-e Marsh will need an au'o de
livery car this fall if his wife's plans
work out all right, for she In going
her best in the chicken business
Here is hoping she wins.
It. U. iteddish believes in keeping
up with prosperity and travel with
the bunch. As be got tired of being
a crank when he wanted to take a
joy ride he swapped his old car for
a self-starter Studebaker.
Fred Marsh took a notion that he
wanted to get away from prunes, su
gar and coffee 'for awhile ao came
out to his brother's for a few days to
rest.
If the young ladies in the valley
have an eye to their own interests
they will be flashing their brilliant
orbs on Billy Vogel and his shining
Studebaker auto.
Mr. Hawkins anil wife and Mrs.
Westley enjoyed an all day visit with
Auntie Malley one day this week and
report n splendid time.
John Wright and family, Mrs.
Westley. all of Alliance, J. C. Hawk
ins and wife of the valley took din
ner at the home of Kalpb Worley
Sunday and then were given a joy
ride with the Hon. Link Lowery at
the wheel. Come again, Link, more
are waiting.
We understand that Ralph has de
cided that he ought to have an auto,
so he has purchased a large touring
car.
Misses Bonnie and Shirley Haga
man went over to Bayard the last of
the week to visit for a few days at
tbe home of John Hunt.
Hub It Out
(H. K. Fisher, Cottonwood Valley)
Got a chronic grouch that lasts?
Rub it out.
Don't keep digging, up old pasts.
Rub 'cm out.
Stranded, without one penny!
Worrying wont help you any.
Rub it out.
Frowns don't stack up 'longslde o'
grins,
Rub 'em out.
Lack of nerve it never wins.
So rub it out.
Th' world ain't got no use for you,
Mopin" 'round, a feelin blue.
When old man Crouch lays hold on
you.
When You Telephone
Why Not Smile?
Politeness is Contagious
The more deliberate and courteous we are the
more deliberate and courteous thoe with whom
vre talk become. The telephone voice should be
clear and distinct, and have a pleasant, rising
Inflection.
The Smiling Voice Is the Winning Way.
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Just rub him out.
Don't trade God's sunshine for dark
clouds;
Rub 'em out.
Lay out your dread dead past In
shrouds.
And rub it out.
There's good in every wind that
blows,
There's sweetness, too, in every rose
Am! friends to help you, goodness
knows,
To rub it out.
Put up your grouch, ob, friend of
mine
Just rub it out.
Each storm may pass, the sun will
shine;
Rub it out.
There's happiness in every minute.
Brace up, take courage, try to win It.
The world's all right and God's still
in It.
So rub it out.
MARSLAND NEWS
Marsland, Nebr., March 25 Ora
Phillips was a passenger east on 44
Thursday morning. -
G. P. Taylor who. has been sick
with tonsilitis. and grippe tbe past
week is up and around again.
Miss Mudgett returned on 4 4 Sun
day morning after spending a few
days on her claim in South Dakota.
Mrs. Riggs took her place as teacher
while she was gone.
Opr Thudium stopped here one
day this week while being changed
from Belmont to Hemlngford.
Miss Alice Enyeart was an Alli
ance visitor over Saturday night re
turning Sunday on 43.
Geo. Young went to Denver Mon
day night on 4 2 to assist his wife to
get ready to return home. Mr.
Young has been in Denver the past
four months for her health.
Ofa Phillips returned Troiii New
Castle Monday morning where he
has been on business.
W. E. Davidson was a passenger
to Omaha to attend the merchants'
convention on Monday. He expects
to be gone a week or ten days.
We understand Dr. Willis will soon
move to Alliance to make his future
borne. We all hate to see the doctor
go but hope he has success in his
new location. As yet, there seems
to be no doctor In sight for Mars
land. A very good location though.
E. T. Gregg who injured his shoul
der while working on his ice house
during tbe winter went to Crawford
Monday to try the osteopath doctor
at that place, lie seems to have no
use for the arm at present and is in
hopes that something can be done to
get full use of the arm back again.
W. L. Austin took the helper en
gine to Alliance Monday night for a
washout, returning Tuesday morn
ing. Persons with wnom yon
talk over the telephone
cannot see you. The im
pression you make is ac
c o ni p 1 i r h e d wholly
through the tone of your
voice and what you say.
Speak slowly and enun
ciate clearly when you
talk. Half the art of tele
phoning lies in deliberate
leeeh. This pives clear
ness and emphasis.
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