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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04
HIGH SCHOOL CREDITS
FOR AGRICULTURAL WORK

DIT. f. A. Bryan, state COM
missioner of education, has is
sued to- the principals of the
various high schools i'm the state
a set of proposed rules for gov
erning the granting of high
school credits for agricultural
work done off the school grounds,
and expects to receive construct
i've criticism on them. He will
submit the same principals to
the state board of education for
legal enactment rules following
discussion of them by high
school principals.
The principals as enumerated
will be of interest to every high
school in the state. They are as
follows:
1 . Credit for agricultural work
done of the school grounds shall
be granted only to pupils regular
ly enrolled and doing work at
i the direction, or under the super
vision of, the teacher of agri-
lculture.
.. Credit shall be granted only
to pupils making written appli-
cation for such credit in advance.
and agreeing to the prescribed
conditions.
3. The application of the pupil
must be accompanied by the
formal application of the parent
stating, (a) that he understands
the conditions of the application,
and d. concurs therein, and (c)
agrees to provide the necessary
land. implements, livestock, etc,
for the proper carrying out of
the work.
Z. Credit shall be given only
for work done on approved pro-
iccts which projects shall form a
part of the regular and system
attic course of instruction. tt is
recommended that such courses
be progressive as we'll a,s sys-
iemalic. For example, soils
plant growth and culture, the
production of farm crops, or
chard crops, animal husbandry
dairy husbandry, poultry hus-
bandry, insect and fungus pests
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04
CIVIC LEAGUE NOTES

At a meeting of the Central
Civic League held last Friday it
was decided to hold the meetings
during the winter season at the
homes of the members and the
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. BoutOn on Deem
Der %.
At a previous meeting a vote
of thanks was rendered the city
e6sAncil for the installation of
drinT aG fountains on two Of our
prini streets
Our Slty water question was
discussed and the committee was
urged to confer with the water
committee Of our city council and
report the results at our next
meeting.
Mrs. c. H. Gregory gave a tall
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04

that every gift that blesses and
.enriches our lana Is the direct
expression of His great love2
From grateful hearts should
come these words: BLESS the
Lord, Oh my soul, and forget not
all His benefits"
And what applies to national
life and character applies with
equal force to the individual; for
what is the nation but the indi-
lVidual multiplied; and what is
the individual but the nation in
miniature?
The lesson, therefore, of de-
pendence, of our utter helpless
ness apart from God, is one
which we cannot lay too deeply
TO heart.
eFor of what use is the active
brain, the cunning hand, the in
Ventive genius, the controlling
mind, unless through these God
works out His holy WILL and be
slows that blessing which max
eth rich and "addeth no sorrow
with it?"
In the hottest and divinest
sense then, Thanksgiving Day is
Dependence Day.
When we gather around our
tables we eat that which God
alone has provided; we enjoy
faVors and blessings, all of which
have come from Him; it is out of
His hand that we are fed; it is
in Him we live and move and have
our being; every good and per-
feet gift that beauties our life
is His gracious benefaction,
therefore,
when thou hast eaten and art
full, then thou shalt bless the
Lord thy God for the good land
which He hath given thee"
And now, intercession and
Thanksgiving should be the or
der of this festival we are to
recognize, in other words, that
dangers and necessities confront
lus, and also that God is repeat
eddy blessing us i'm spite of those
dangers and necessities.
Quite akin to this coordination
between the intercession anC
Thanksgiving, is the similar CO.
ordination, whether i'm state or in
church, between recognition OF
current pcrils and of current
blessings. It is always a mistake
to see the one to the exclusion
of the other.
In the state we find ourselve.
i'm period of financial anxiety
of social unrest, of politica
crimes, of misconduct among
men trusted with large RESPONSE
Utilities in public Office or in com
mercial life. And at the SAM
time we are in period whel
crops are magnificent, the cor
of our commercial life is SOUND
social and economical problem
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04

The Reese Bros. Africanders
are headliners at the Hippodrome
this week. They are the greatest
fun makers who have appeared in
Tacoma this season. They give
frst-class show of minstrel
and musical comedy. They are
in a class all by themselves; they
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04
WOMEN REGISTER
FOR WAR SERVICE

The work Of registering the
women of the country under the
Women's Committee Of the
Council of National Defense is
progress sing we'll in Benewah
co1ne+s. .6Tbirty-five cards have
been sign in this city so far
and about 200 cards have been
sent to the various outside COM
munities up to the present time.
Cards have so. far been sent to
Plummer, Treffry, Benewah, St.
Joe. and FernwOOG. Mrs. c.. H.
Gregory of this city is chairman
of the work Of registering the
women in Benewah county, and
will have charge of the work in
this city. Mrs. E. A. holland is in
charge of the work in other parts
Of the county and Mrs. +. kuch-
enbecker is acting as secretary
and registering the women, work
ing at the Red Cross room each
afternoon
The objects OF the registration
are as follows:
- 1. To give every woman an Op-
portunity to offer to her country
such service as she is best fitted
to render.
?. To interpret to the Govern
ment the possibilities Of the wo-
man power of the country.
3. To furnish accurate infor-
nation to the Government of the
capacities in which women are
now serving, whether in their
homes, or in paid pursuits, trades
or professions.
A. To have in every community
lists of women carefully classi-
fed who are willing to be called
upon for trained or unframed
service to the State or the Nation.
5. To ascertain which women
are available for service outside
the home, and which are not.
6. To list the women who wish
to take training i'm order to give
more efficient service.
7. To be able 10 furnish wo-
men for salaried positions.
whether in Government service
or not.
8. To be able to place women
who can volunteer their services
in positions of usefulness i'm
many fields.
9. To have a registry of the
capacities and training of the
women of the country as the
basis of the work of the Woman's
Committee of the Council of Ma
tional Defense.
The cards contain ten series
,~~5ccupatiOns under which wO-
Gl4-en may register, under each of
which are a large number of sub
divisions The registrant is
asked to state her name. address,
age, whether married or single,
persons dependent upon her.
time pledged for service and
whether the service is volunteer
for expenses only, or paid. Each
registrant is asked to state
whether they will serve in their
home town only, in the United
or anywhere they may be sent.
The following is the list Of Oc-
equations under which the wO-
men are registered: Agricultural,
Clerical, Domestic, Industrial,
Professional, Public Service, So
cial Service, Red Cross and AL
lied Relief, Miscellaneous, Con-
tributiOns.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
Presbyterian Church

Come get your Christmas cards
fancy articles, good things to eat,
aprons, etc.
Friday, 1880 p. M.
Saturday. 2:3O p. NJ.
December 7 and g.
2t. Ladies Aid Society.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04

carry a band and orchestra, COM
posed of all artists.-Tacoma
Daily News, Aug. 4, 1916.
Reese Bros. will show here at
the Grand Theatre Thursday,
December 6.=Adv.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1917-12-04
THANKSGIVING SERMON
BY REV. j. a. HIATT

The following sermon, deliV-
cred by Rev. Jacob A. Hiatt, rec
tor Of the Episcopal church, at
the Thanksgiving union services
is published at the request Of a
large number of our readers:
when thou hast eaten and art
full. then thou shalt bless the
Lord thy God for the good land
which He hath given thee"
Thanksgiving Day is an ami
vcrsary which antedates every
other in our national history;
which reaches back ages beyond
the landing Of the pilgrim fathers
or the discovery of our continent
by Columbus; which was many
centuries old before England S
Magma Charta was signed, or
Julius Caesar had conquered the
Britons; which in point Of anti
guilty has prominence over every
other festival established by the
Christian church-such an ami
versary we'll deserves the most
grateful and hallOwed recOgni-
ton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29

sapieren. Die bel Ya5eiqes ibr gIut
fir ba3 @aterIano ~persoiien. Gn
ieincm Eager iist Elm guseI bes
ShlahtfeloeS. cine b~drmber3ige
Shpeiter. Ser Grantc. es lit 8arI
bon S6Dnau. Der bisber berpubtlos
baselesen. riGtct lid ieet auf, iiebt
itnrr unlber uno iragte: y8o bin
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lie an; iiber iciu @elitt iliest's tpie
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Sfpeiter ~ersreiit beitiir5t ieiue Sauo
unb fliiitert: %. iiird,teu Sic lid
nidt. IS III ia Niles per9e1enl" Sic
reoet linn 81, reoet bon Der Seimatb.
BON benz Iiebcn 8aIbe. bon Der itiQen
Saibe. Ser &raute bort INNER aufs
merfiamer gu, 3ilest blidt er trels
ber3ia al ibr aui. bencBt ibrc Sdnbc
nit Sbrdnen unb fliiitert: % Iers
3eibung fir baS. mas mir Sbnen uno
Sbrem Batter getban." - .@S iii
idou lansit per5iebcn; audi er. Der
SeIise. bat per3ieben", cntse9ncte
@ertrub. uup "a Der babeiitebcnpe Nr3t
ben naben SOB bes 8raien pertiinbete.
10 iina tic an, nit aarI bon @ptt gu
reeen uno ibn iiir Die gpisieit pors
5ubereiten.
IlS Der Worscn bes 3. Septembcrs
anbrad. bate &arl bon Shonau ben
lesten aampi polenoct. CAN'T uno
9strOitet ourb feline bl. Relision per
idjieb err inter ben 0ebeten Der cplen
Stpeiter mo iebrte an ieincn Nbncn.
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Der tapfere Sffi5ier auf benz airdbofe
bon Sloins bearaben. Nahoem aue
Den airdboi p~srlaiien batten fniete
@ertrub nod AM 8rabe unb betete fin
ben Sabinsel6iebenen. GO per9ilt
hriitlihe 9iebe bas llnredt!
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29

auf Der ShieSitGtte gu q. in
Stubai 9ins es beute nidt aQ3ulaut
Der. Ss pal Hpntas uuo oa5u elm
prdd]tiBes Seuipetter. Die einbeimis
iden Shiieeu iparen s~roBtentbeils bel
Der Seuarbeit aui Den Selbcrn; MIR
ein5elnc mareu on. nm ben fremben
S6iieen 0eieliduit 81 leiiten. Sas
ShieBeu sing ilau, cs mar Den gnn5en
Nnhnlittag nod iein Spuer los9c>
0an9en. Die &elnerin. peld)c Den
Staut neben Dem SdieBraume be-
iorgeu muBtc, bate niht pieI Nrbeit,
lie lieB lid MIR ale babe Stunoe eins
nal ieben. - Ser Sdauf mar burd,
ciu enges Sol3loh. burh peldes Sc
trdnt unb Spciie bcrausaereiht perz
ben fonnte. nit bem ShieBraume pers
bunocn. - ga ploBlit crihien Die
@clucriu nit ciuer iremocn 8eibss
peripn leiie iliiiterno I'M Stantraume.
Sic Seiben muBten etluas &id)ti9eS
mitiammen nbsetartet bnbcu. - Sa5
ircmbe Weib mar niemano anbers ais
Ole iunae 9udncrbdleriu bon Sberrieh.
Die Nanme. Sic peritedte lid por>
lidti9 binter has Sol5lof. icSoh 10,
oaB tic bon auBcn niht seieben lpers
Den tonnte. Surd Gin Iltloh gudte
C6prtiesuns aui Der 4. Scite.)
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,Srauen" unb Srauen..

@init fragtc Elm @elebrter ieinen
Srcunb. Der aus einem %ortrag iiber
rSruuensg Emancipation" 5uridtebrte
limb tpie bat Sir Die Hconerin ims
ponirt? 8eIt. Die itelt uniere alien
Riitterd]en gelpaItig in Den Sdatter
unb unicre Iniitten bon Srauenmutt
ali ben appfl" - .Su", raunte Der
Sreunb Dem 6reunbe ms Obr. mir
gebt's, fpie es 8oetbe irgenbipo ers
sangen: ipdren's Bidder, ih piiro' lie
nift leienl" - Nitt leien"
bats Dem alien 9elebrtcu nud,ges
tlnnsen. uno er mebitirte. tpie WieleS
er bon ieinem @iitterten gelernt babe
tuie pieIes pon ieineu eeiitigen grs
rungenidlaften eigentlih llreigentbum
ieiner Rutter lei. llnb, mas bat lie
oenn IuBerorbentlihes getban? @as
Die Srau beute nod tbun ioIte. tpas
aber piele nitt mebr beriteben polen,
Seine Iutter mar audi cine 8iinit>
lerin, abcr feline WabIs unb Stimms
rehtsN aitatorin; tie bat getraftet unp
gebihtct, lpie man Srbnung uno Sries
ben erbdIt I'M Saus. ipie man lpart
unb anbere sIiidlib matt. Sic bat
nah Detbaner Grbeit in trauliher
Ibenbitunbe Die Sutunit NIT roiieen
Sarben -gemaIt", lie bat manh'
flottes @erift ,combinirt" unb ari
SamiIienfeiten umfansreihe Sudden
.m%ooeairt". ltnb bie1er funiterfiiutc
Sinn bat es 10 gut peritanosn. obne
srobe propaganda sHeben lid Den Res
ipett uno. mas nod, mebr lit, Die 2iebe
unb @erebruns aIler SauSsenonen an
iihern. Ser Batter batte cine Srail
unb mir ainber cine Nutter! Sic
Srau lei DEM Wannc untertbau". beiBt
paS nidt 5ugleid: sic iei i'm
Stise?" Seut5ut1ge, ipo oas
mpberne G%rlperbsleben Den RenIten
10 pielfah CUR Waidyine berabrpiirpist,
III es ooppelt notbipenbis, baS ii6 nit
Der mdnnlichen Yioniernrbeit bas
Gtpiss 8eiblid,c in Der Samilie our
ifoneu Seelenbarmonie paare. Wie
ipobltbucno beriibrt es Den @atten,
ipenn or im trauten Sabeim. bon
ieinsn 8eitditen iid erboIcno, in ieiz
ner Satin cine 6reuuhin finbct. Die
nit feincm @eritdnbniB unb Iiebes
pouem Sntereiie nit ibm bas 8ohl
lluo 8ebe Der Sanilie beipriht uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29
Sas frnnfe Yiipphen.

81, lpas fcblt benn meiuem
Yiipphen?
Sebt, mic mib9eitimmt cs lit,
llnb bns appfhen ldBt es
bdngcu,
@'rab', oils OF es lterbcn miibt'.
sSiIl bod raid Den Softer
bitten,
SAP er'5 Yilppdeu gleid beiuhf.
llno Den armcu, tleincn 9iebz
ling
Sang gcnail NAL untcrilldt.
Srautit bih nift Dor ibm gu
fiird1ten,
Gage ibm III edn5 beber3t,
8as bid, beut 10 i6rcdIi6
oudlet,
Obcr oh bid eiipas idmcr5t. -
WaS, elm tiift'ge Sdnlpfen
lit es?
Sab i6 mfrs bod sleit 9cbadlt.
Ils on 9eitcru bonn Spa3iers
gang
Naie SiiBe mit9ebradt.
Shuea 6incin hann in bus
@ettdenl
8arm ur1b ioreiam 5ugeoedt.
ShlicB Die Neugleiu, idhafe
rubis,
Bis on morgen tpirit 9etpedt.
Worgcn bit on ia s%cneien
Cine bittere Ir5nei,
llno mir fonnen Iuitig Ipieleu
llno ms frellcu hann dufs Reu'.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29

Siebe &iuper - Gem Snfcl
iinb Ihou einigc 9riefe ais 8eants
lportung bes RreiSausIhreibeus 3uses
gaugeu. Die 5lpeite Sra9e. ndmlid:
Brief on meinen 9ruber I'M Srains
ing Camp, ideint nid]t red)t perltnus
Den 81 lciu. Sesbalb mil i) bier
eili9c tur6c Nnbaltspanttc 9eben:
Ser 9ricf ioa critcns elm 8eibs
na6ts s9rief iein, bas beiBt, CT muB
auf baS Gbriitfeit Se5ug nebneu.
3peitens mIB beim Shreiben bes
SrieicS bebadt iperoeu. oaB Der @ms
pfdn9er natiirlider Weiie gu S6ipers
mlitb uno Seimlpeb senei9t lit, Sus
Der ioa Der grief nufmlnterno iein
unb feline SdBe entbalien lpie etfpa
bieie: sd pollte bod, lieber Sruoer,
Oh fudreit lpieber bel ms 5u Sauie"
ooer YSbne Did hatteu mir elm trait
RIGGS 8eibnabten", etc. Sm @eeens
tbeil IoQ man benz Sruber iager, ipie
itol6 Die gauge Samilie bardui lei, baB
elmer aus ibrer Witte our 8ertbeis
oi9ung bes 9eliebten @aterlmbes
u;-zr ben Sabnen ltebe. 6erHer ioa
man ebenfaQs benz 9ruoer er5GhIen.
paB Iae 81 Sauie an Der iie9reihcn
Seenoi9ling bes aricaes mittpirien, Iei
cS burh Grbeiten fir oas Notbe
areuS. Intaufen bon 9ibcrtp Bombs.
itrenge Seiolaun8 Der Rabnun9eu bes
Germ Spopcr, etc.
Gu brittcr Stele ioa niht peraeiien
perben, benz Sruoer Su a9en. baB
nan piel fir i'm bette nno, baB aud
or iib inter ben S6ls ocs @ebetes
fteleu ioae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29
Ter critic Nhpentionmtas.
(Sum 9. Se5embcr J

Ser critic Sonntag i'm Nopeut lit.
ais Der eritc Gag bes airheninbrcs.
Der NeuiabrStng Der Stride. Iu bicien,
Gage fdn9t Die Stride an. ms our auie
ritltigen Setebrung 81 ermabneu unh
inns aui5umuntern gum ireubi9eu Ser
langen nnh Dem GrIoier.
9ie Stride ldBt am erlten Conn
tag i'm Nbpent bas @panaelium BON
lepten 8eridtc porlcien. 9enu nifts
tann linb iou uns mebr bon Der Siiube
abidreden uub 3um 8uten autreibeu,
alS Die 8eDiBbeit, oab emit I'M &C.
ridte allies 9oic uub allies @ute Dor
aIler @clt gcoifcnbort, ienes beitraft,
oieics belpbnt lpiro.
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(5ortiesuns auf Der 4. Scite. }
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A SOLDIERS LETTER.
354th Infantry, A. A,
Camp Funston, Kansas.

3o4th Infantry, A. A,
Camp Funston. Kansas.
Dear Editor 1T may be somewhat
surprising TO hear from a soldier boy
away nj in Kansas. But | am here
at Camp Funston In Headquarters Co.,
354th Infantry, serving Uncle Sam.
You might be interested to know
something of this military city. which
has sprung up like a mushroom. Camp
Funston lies In a valley with row Of
hills, or rather, young mountains, ris-
ing to every side. The camp IL COM
posed Of barracks, stables, sheds, sup
ply houses and canteens. We also
have recreational buildings Of the
". NJ. c. A. and X. of c. These latter
are the soldiers boon and hold-out dur
ing free hours. The work of these in
~stitutiOns cannot be valued too highly ;
Furthermore. the X. of c. halls afford
the Catholic soldiers an opportunity to
attend to his religious duties. Only a
Catholic can thoroughly appreciate this
feature.
Last Sunday, November 18th, dedica-
tion exercises were held at the X. of G..
Halls. Archbishop Glennon of st. Louis
was the principal speaker. In the
morning we had a solemn High Mass
at ten o'clock. The soldier boys choir
rendered Leonard's Mass in A minor.
In the afternoon the archbishop spoke.
In the evening B~enedictiOn Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament was given. The
weather and the occasion Of the cele-
bration were both ideal. The out
standing feature Of all is that the
value Of q clean life and strong char
acter Of a soldier are being more and
more recognized. Moreover, soldier
welfare work has rs its final end the
welfare of the soldier spiritually as
well as physically. All summed up, it
leads to what is known as a Christian
soldier. And a Christian soldier will
serve faithfully God and Country. Our
Government realizes this rs can he
seen by the safeguards il has taken
with the National Army CantOnments
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29
Sas scIbe 9aub er5ittert.
(@ou Scinri6 s. c e.

icon s. / d Scinc.)
Oas eelbc 9nub er5ittert.
Gs fallen Die Sldtter berab. -
Gh, IQes. ipus bolb unb lieblid,
Yeripeltt unb Unfit ms @rab.
Die 0ipiel nes @alocs umflimmeri
Gin idmcr3liter Spnnenidein;
Eas mogcu Die leeten ailie
SeS ideioenben Sommer5 iein.
Nir lit, als miiBt' i6 ipciuen
@us tieiitem Ser5enseruno;
Sizes Bib erinncrt midi lpiebcr
Gn uni're NbifiepsItuno'.
Sd mllBtc ctt ucrIuiien
llno lpltbtc. on Itilrbelt bnlol
Sd MAJ Der 1deibenoe CONNER,
gu ipdrit Der itcrbenbe Walbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29
SaS 4iinjtlerflcib.

Cine ianatii6e Inbdnscrin DER Hes
iormtraht, Die iibcr ibren iraSercn
30rpcr Del ieitlihen @%elescnbciten Gin
mooernes 8iinitlertleib gu 5iebcn
pflestc, ipuroe bon ibrem Mann NIT
bicien 8orten cinem Setamnten Dor
scitent: Limb bicies lit meme Srau.
no Die Srpihe iist. lit borne"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29
E 3arSie beSuseu6
as regards immoral and Incorporate
Influences

$40 CIV
influences.
The barracks of the camp are about
30 by 200 feet and two stories high.
Each barrack will house about 20 to
go men and has a mess hail, kitchen,
orderly room and sleeping quarters.
Our barracks has electric light, steam
heat, and running water. The bar
racks are divided from each other by
streets and alleys. All buildings are
Of lumber.
Our canteens do a rushing business,
selling notions and good eats TO the
boys In khaki. We drill about eight
hours a day, every day except Sundays
and holidays and on Saturday after
moons.
We have considerable dust to con-
tend with. Kansas, as you may know,
is n windy state. The traffic and con-
struction is practically continuous.
The expenditure Is stupendous. Yet
u American youth will learn disci-
pline and obedience through this MILL
tarism and no n can say that the ma
tiOn will not be benefited thereby.
A view from the. surrounding hill
tops Of Camp Funston forms a pretty
scene, and the camp itself appears to
be a metropolitan city, which 1t is, as
1t boasts n population Of no less than
10000.
Well, / must close. 1t is some after
eleven p. II. | am doing office work
and this letter has been written in the
office as the lights are out through the
rest Of the barracks.
Trusting this reaches you safely and
asking that you and all readers Of
your papers remember us, soldier boys,
In their prayers, / nm. as ever, very
sincerely,-Private Edwin F. Debrecht.
(The Cornerites thank you very
much for your interesting and instruc-
tive letter. This Is the kind of q letter
we expect from our manly soldier
boys. Please call again and induce
other boys to write also.)
u Il
8ptt iorst fir ellie.
Die feline Nnna FAB bel ibrer
Rutter am Scniter unb lab gu, tpie
oiciclbc tppIlenc Striimpfe ausbeHerte.
unb b0rte alIf ibre 2ebren uno Gre
mabnunsen; benn Die Wutter beniiSte
iolte 3eit germ, ibrem S0hterden
dlh nod etfpas 9eiIeres ais Sarbs
arbeit an lebren,. unb tie er3dbIte gar
oft, tpie @ottes IQes 10 gut unb tpeiie
einserihtet. pie CT niGts pereeblid
Bemaht babe unb aiib uidts nerloreu
gebeu lniie in Der Welt.
Die Striimpfe iparen iest fertie
,lno mebrere @bfdIle bon WolIengarn
iibrig 9eblieben. Die &leine fab
pobl. bab man Die Iebteren 5u nifts
gebraufen fonne, unb mari iie alSo
gum Seniter binnus, tpobei tie ldhelns
iagte: rNit bieien Granddaughter
iueib setpib ielblt Der liebe @ott nibtS
mebr an3ufan9en."
Aber iiebe, inun bate Tie ausses
iprodeu-bie 8oue ilos nod in, Der
2uft-oa lam elm @ogelein berbeis
gepfloeen. faBte elm Stiidheu nit ieis
nem Shnabel aui uno flog bamit
fort, bab Der 8oufaoeu tpie cine SABINE
binter ibm Der flatterte. SaIb fameu
nod einiae anbere Soeelein uno finsen
Die Gbfdle nuf uno flo9eu Iliiti9 bas
nit pom banner.
8as madden oenu Die Soselein NIT
Der 8ple?" fragte Nnua perlpunbert.
.gi, lie trasen tie in ibre Neiter",
eripioerte bic Wutter. limb MAIDEN
oieielben iparm fir ibre Sunsen;
babe i'd Dir nitt geia9t, Der liebe
@ott peib NIT sVlem etpaS an5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-11-29

fansen? Nidts eebt bel ibm perloren,
benin er bat fir oiele 0eihopfe 81
ioreen. 0terfe Dir Sas. unb tpenn Dir
ie einmaI ettpas porfommt, ipas biz
nublos ibeint, 10 benie an bieie 8ous
~abfGue?"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-23

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