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HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Herald, 1943-10-28, Page 7A FARM WIFE CHATS TO WOMEN 13y Gwendoline P. Clarke I am sitting here with pencil and paper, in a room that is comfortably waren, looking out through a window upon a scene that. is bleak and dreary. Gone like a pine dream are the lovely leaves of autumn which so re- cently delighted us with their glorious colouring. Now the trees Mand shivering in the wind in their forlorn nakedness. In the near corner of the front field our .nileh cows are supposedly feed- ing, but they apparently have little or no ambition to hunt their food. They know that, sooner or later, the stable door will open. The stalls will be clean and dry and in each manger there will be some hay, a little meal and oil - cake. So the cows don't go very far away. They wander off for a little while but presently come back eyeing the yard. gate pen- sively and low expectantly if Partner should happen to cross the yard. • * But the horses are quite happy. Come rain or shine they appar- ently prefer their freedom to be- ing tied in their stalls. At least they do in the daytime. Comte evening the horses are also ready to seek the protection of the stable. There are pigs rooting away down behind the barn. Not our pigs but the neighbor's. Visiting pigs, one might say—and here's hoping they don't visit my shrubs and perennials. The hens and pullets are free to cone and go as they like. The doors are closed to keep the pens free from draught but the hatch- ways are open. I notice there are more birds in than out. Rusty, our collie dog, is bark- ing at a squirrel who eluded him easily by jumping around from one tree to another. Neither Rusty nor the squirrel seem to be worrying much about the weather. k * Mitchie, our house eat, is sit-. ting on the window sill, lazily watching the birds as they hop around in quest of food. I almost know Mitchie is thinking to him- self—"Yes, I a.m quite sure one of those sparrows would make pretty good eating but then if I ask to go out how long will it be till I. am let in again? I don't think I will take any chances—I .arn too comfortable where I am. Besides there is food on my dish so why should I worry to hunt a meal?" Mice have also thought it was time to take up indoor quarters. But I had another idea, Yester- day the little rascals were run- ning around like so many pets. So I bought a brand new trap and caught seven. Now the pantry is quiet. • r * ' So there you have human, ani- mal and nature's reaction to a bleak, fall day in mid-October. But yet it is a day that we wel- come, for we have at last got what we were longing for—a real, good soaking rain. Yes, we need- ed this change in the weather— but oh dear, I wish rain, when it comes, wouldn't be so wet! The rain, this time, will do more than help the farmers. A few miles north of here bush fires have been burning for nearly a week. Nature, with one good rain, can extinguish bush fires better than a dozen fire brigades. A bush fire is an insidious thing. It can appear to be under con- trol and yet be burning under- ground and break out again in a dozen different places. Yes, we are very thankful for the rain, in spite of it being wet. SUNDAY S CHOOL L ESSON NOVEMBER 7 THE SACREDNESS OF HUMAN LIFE Exodus 20:13; Matthew 5:21-26, 38-45 GOLDEN TEXT — Whosoever lhateth his brother is a murderer. 1 John 3:15. Memory Verse: Jehovah send- oth rain upon the earth. I Kings 17:14. THE LESSON IN ITS SETTING Time,—The Ten Commandments were delivered in 1445 B,C., the Sermon on the Mount was given in the summer of A.D. 28. Place.—The Decalogue was given on Mount Sinai; the Sermon on the Mount was uttered not far from Capernaum.• Application of Commandment "Thou shalt not kill. Ye have heard that it was said to them of old time, Thou shalt not kill; and whosoever shall kill shall be -in clanger of the judgment: but l say unto you, that everyone Who is angry with his brother shall be in danger of the judg- men't; and whosoever shall say to his brother, Raca, shall be in danger of the council; and who- soever shall say, Thou fool, shall be in danger of the hell of fire." The word "Baca" was a word of acute contempt among the Jews, and Christ declares its use to be a breech of the sixth com- mandment. The council refers to ,the Sanhedrin — the highest court among the Jews. To employ the word •"fool" in a malicious, insulting manner, was to run the risk of being cast into hell fire. Even Gehenna would not be too severe for hint who launches into the heart of a brother words of hate and insult, He commits double murder, first in his own heart, and then in the heart of bis brother. Reconciliation Necessary "If therefore' thou art offer- ing thy gift at the altar, and there renlelnberest that thy brother hath aught against thee, leave there thy gift before the altar, and go thy way, first be reconciled to thy brother, and then come and offer thy gift." if we would experience the near- ness of God's presence, we must first draw near to the one with whom we have been at variance .e,and do what is just and loving that peace and good will may be restored. Only as we are ready to forgi\e others can we experi- ence the peace and joy of God's forgiveness in Christ. Necessity for Agreement "Agree with thine adversary quickly, while thou art with him in the way; lest haply the adver- sary deliver thee to the judge, and the judge deliver thee to the officer, and thou be cast into prison. Verily I say unto thee, thou shalt by no means come out thence, till thou have paid the last farthing." Many people have been rained by an obstinate persistency in the offenses they ever smiteth thee on thy right have given which could have been easily remedied by a little yielding at first, but if things are allowed to go too far, then ne reparation will be possible. Law of Revenge "Ye have heard that it was said, An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth. This law was fitted to promote the security of the poor, and to act as a check on the passions of rulers and the rich. The greatest and richest would think twice before doing physical injury -to a poor man, if they knew the law demanded they should suffer a like injury. "But I say unto you, Resist not hint that is evil: but whose - ALLIED GENERALS The French are fighting in Italy, too, along with British, Canadians and Americans. Here Brig. -Gen. Alphonse Juin talks with Lieut, -Gen. Mark Clark in Naples. cheek, turn to him the other also." We are to meet rage and insults and hatred with the weap- ons of meekness, and friend- liness and love. It is wrong to resist evil in a revengeful and malicious spirit. All Men Are Brothers "And if any man would go to law with thee, and take away thy coat, let him have thy ,cloak also. And whosoever shall compel thee to go one mile, go with him two." We are to yield to petty injus- tice, and do more than yield. Try to touch the heart for perhaps it will respond to what is good and noble. It is by way of the heart that we are most likely to reach the conscience. "Give to hint that asketh thee, and from .him that would borrow of thee turn not thou away." The higher law of Christ treats all men as brothers, and bids us, if it is right to lend as an act of char- ity, to do so for love, and not for profit. We are not asked, however, to give everything, for then we ourselves would need to beg. 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He wouldn't have missed that trip for anything. TODAY: Gordon has passed up his hunting trip—he is using that $100 to buy a Victooy Bond. He figures that shooting Naris is far more important than shooting deet. le e.e • • • e e e e e • e • ■ ■ •is . e-ei e• '• w r•*no*” r r e■■Mild a a r Our boys overseas are fighting desperately to speed the victory. .. risking their lives to make sure of that victory: All that we are asked to do is to give up all unnecessary spending so that we can lend our money to buy planes, tanks, ships and guns. Canada is asking for $1,200,000,000. To turn our backs on that appeal simply means -that we are turning our backs on our fighting men ... men who are fightitig so that we can still be free to lend our money! So let's speed the victory by buying Victory Bonds with every cent we have •-•- and be thankful we're still free to do so! 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