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one else, that soul can not but tuperfipiiiliv
enter into these days of joy.
It is written in the nature of he human
soul that when it despises one and carried
about harsh feeling, it closes up the foun-
tain of cheer and joy and acta like a do
pressive on the source of real happiness.
That’s why it is “more blessed to give” auo
if we may paraphrase it is “more blessed to
forgive.”
(These are the days when even the.
state that is taking its toll of «’ *‘:npr jus
ice from those who have been occupying
places in our jails and penitentiaries, will
open the doors to many and tell them to
go home and “sin no more.”
? These are days when sons and dauglt-
1 ers, yes whole families will be gathered
a r o u n d the family hearthstone
for a reason of rejoicing and happiness.
Only one thing can prevent this, and
lhat is the spirit that kills Christmas for ev-
eryone—the spirit of hate and unforgive-
ness that might wrangle in one’s breast.
Remove the ill-feeling if you have it,
go out and look every one in the face, for-
give all others whom you think have sin-
ned against you, and you will find that
Christmas will mean everything to you this
year.
VVi.at Makes i he Heart
Sing These Days?
What is it that gets into your soul
thes? days that causes you automatically
to go about humming such tur.es as “Silent
According to Jean Sibelius, world fam-
ous composer of Finland, wires Herbert
==r= j Hoover that the fate of Finland depends on
I other countries at this time. He states
that the Nation has been electrified by the
sympathy displayed by the civilized world.
Don’t let this Christmas goe by with-
Night” or others of the famous carols un- out your thinking of and doing something
less it be the fact that mart
he image of God
is “made in l°r others. There is something you can do to
and these are but strings make others happy these days and you
pulling him back to the source i»f the Giver should seek to do it. If you think of Christ-
of all good and prefect gifts
Somehow there is within each of us
this impulse to respond to the good, and
that is something that should make all of us
try and appeal tc that good, rather than
stir up the bad that might register itself.
Somehow a- seasons like Christmas,
there is a disposition to disseminate cheer
and good will among our fellow men. The
tongue seems less inclined to speak e-vil
.and the hand is withdrawn from writing in-
dictments against those who have hearts
the same as do we.
, Chritmas should be a time of forgiv-
ing each other and wiping clean the old
slate of bad feelings for another. If one has
been carrying about in their souls these
mas only ns yourself being the recipient of
something, you will miss entirely the whole
mark. “He became poor” for us. That is
what makes Christmas—thinking of others.
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If you nave not seen Denison by night,
then by all means you should make the trip
during the holidays and get an eye full of
the most varied and colorful display of
Christmas lights and decorations the city-
lias ever had What the eye beholds at
i night in tnc display is so far ahead of what
the imagination can picture by looking at
it by- day that it must be seen to really be
appreciated. Come to Denison and see it by
night,
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SOME QUESTIONS HERE
Some interestin'- international
questions have been raised by
'what t-nnspired in and aroui i
'Montevideo during the last few
days.
It will be recalled that in 'li-
very beginning of the war t, -
matrons of the Air n-an On1 -
nents, both North and South
A'meriea, met and decreed a 300-
mile neutral zone European be-
ligerents were told to keep out of
this zone. But almost immediate-
ly one of the Nazi pocket battle-
hips began sinking merchantmen
in the South Atlantic, apparently
1 lying between South Africa and
South America, with its base of
supplies undetermined.
The British and French intelli-
gence ?ervice undoubtedly found
out what was happening. Other-
wise they wouldn't have had as
many ships in the area ns thr-v
did. They were after the Graf
Spee, and they got it.
But the point is that every par-
ty to the European War violated1 of the
the American demand that belig-1 founder
erent ships keep at least 300, ice
miles from the Americas. Britain
and France will claim, of course,
with some justification, that they
really rendered the Americas a
service.
Another thing—the Graf Spec
was scuttled just outside the
three mile limit from Montevideo,
so close that thousands of Um-
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late W. L. Ashburn, j
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L. Ashburn, operator of the In-
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the days when milk was mixed!
with water and sold for pure
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the f’-rt' c - fact that the busine.
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—A greeting card today comet
from Sheriff Porter and deputies
wiahing us I he happiness of the
season. Also one from Beemar
Fisher, connected with the Tex-
Power and L-ght company at
Ft. Worth, wishes us “more pow-
er’’ during the coming year.—---
R. T). T.ea’hetman says the pconlo
are taking, to the the idea of
making their friends Christmas
presents of th*- Christmas hook of
tp.Vpta offered bv h:s company.
“T find it, meets with approval of
mnnv and relieves many of wlmt
to g’ve for Chvi tmns when on»
wishes somethin? a ’ittlc out of
the ordinary,” he states.-Glr.d
to see the face of “Chuck” Wald-
ron back for a spell at the Nook.
Chuck lots his partner “Rod”
Johnson run that place while
he spends most of his time at the
Tom Tom. Both of them are out-
standing earing places.-One
of the nlen=ant characters at the
State National hank is to he
found in the person of E. L
Konkins, ono of the officers of
the Institution, who sits at the
immediate front and greets every-
one wbn comas in regardless of
how husy he is.
of the America’s proclamation.
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