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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
MatfpiQa.

Miittaialla on lufiioita eri paiffa.
funnilla ia ienpGtGbbeu IN bppd eft.
I'd @uttoiosia Maintain mitd baiuai.
taon fltltofin p~aiffofunnalta, ia Min
pG Min fittiutuisio matfofertomifiis-
ia toapolliiesti mainitoan eri paiffa-
funtien oloisto, iofa bllpittoa Ilifiaa.
&irffof. e~iimiebeltG futlltn iootiani
iaopiio Sronpoooiin jobtofunnon TO
foltfieen iootpuin perilIe maoIisf. 20
y. Sromipoooin aIen1alla oil @ltori la
mel minut aiuntoonia, ionne iiiar
@uori oil mpos laaplinlit leiffaiifiil-
ia ia iafioi 10 ipobG eniiferron pop
oGsiG. Serro Seeius fansiamme ltto
iind ormosioii iiiaren moimistiia ia
ito iiten perbeelle ia mielIe iiitG iloa,
FUN ndemme iiioren iloiiena ia reip-
poano toimiipan eoelleen tebtGmis.
Jam. Wliutoin moitiin Srompobis-
latapalliiesti ia elettiin iiinG toispos-
ia etta on taItpen fotptsta fourista
pddstp, iofa on tatpalIa ia toiieIla
paituttoirit taloiibellista eIGm6G..
8esiemerisid oltiin ianasia toitpos-
ia, josNo din pOtG, Halo pitGen pii.
been pobGiiele fuuliafimnaIIe. Ssyrom
8eitisid dim 2 potG ia pGitp6llG fap-
tim &onfaan farmiIIa fpIpemGsl6.
Slloin ioarnoiimme Sosielin fonsio
iban ipolmiista oltintoesto, iosta G.
loapd Siunola lite tpostoo, eli fits mel
oan t%arpitie mostata iiitG, eta client
me iitG ioornonneet. 30 b. iIIouo
loornoiimme iomao eponfeliumio
8afefieIoisiG; iosta menin imeirao.
ipofli pofii 2~i(ierooiin ~oiitnnole 60
mingtoniin, ioSiu 2iIjeros ontoi NEIL
lie Ieitrooipono oorliino bptpGG opetais
ia ia cpGsti mim,t, critpiien bmpiqa
epdiila matfoon, iosto pelielIe ip66.
mellinen fiitos. Sibnctuin oicmolIo
piirr1n malta ia fii~tollilinioelo mitis
telen faiffio tpeliid ia iiiorio, iotfa
toos tGlldfin motfoIIo oioittitpot MIN
belldd %roffoiltto miuia fobtoon. Cunt
len, etteiaudt ne tpeIiet ia iiiaret, lot
ia tcfetpot polipeIiisto Scrron Lobe
teillc MOI ootpistuo fiiinfo bppGd
tpotd be tefepdt ia fiiintd bpapalla
miistelapot niitdsbrbIn sbrIbu SIR
Serron tpariinoiiet tp0miebet muiste-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

&um oiottelemne ipaiinoia, iotfoa
Se~iloiApot ristin ianreIIa, mitd baitbets.
ia tasfia iaihpatfaan be fdriid. yept
oil panban Simeonin ennlistiis to-
t%eutlnut, npt oil mieffa latpistdnpt
Marian ipodmen. Nltta mifd MT
oil ipp beibGn ftlireen inriutniaS
Se iuritpat ientGboen fun l~inilitpat,
eta beioGn berrania ia mestarinial
oil ifipdipifii beiltd rpostetth iotai
re olitpat min ddrettoinGsti rafasta-
meet Ot iospa,,be sliiiipotl faiitta-
meet mitG merfitii fe iianfaitfineH
moitto bauuto, iofa faiabti .ristilta i'll
loin fun Seefus arttoi benfenfa ia
buuii. "Se on tdptettp'' ia iofa on
faifunut faltta uitoiem, ia feifiii b.
bG pielG faifisia fanioisia, min tpI-
ldpG ito oliii tapttGnpt beiodn ipoa-
menId ia diff tofi oIlit emempifin
fpptG lolita ia lmiIaa, fun milinert
maimoilla, iotfa buppisia lau%loitpnt:
"Suul I0i tltbannen mutta Sabto
fpmmenen tltbatta." 1 Gam. 18: 6,
z. M1rtta nGrd aiiat oQiipat tpaiunoiI-
ia wieIG ialasfa. @attera oil farii-
mpsten malja ipaimoille, tiff fumes
SseeIus folmaniren pGilpGn aanritta
pISs nomIi, mittta ito oil iitd iuatrerns
pi, fun SsSeeius motion rtbtinaana
nouii !balaoasta ia toi ndfppiin mott
tofatmniania. Tdnd ban iallfiiesti to-
bisti ettd NIT on ipnnit peitettp, pos
batteot foapitett,t ia iianfaitfinen
tpanbltrsfmis titot1 e0es. @tta mt
on ijanfuiffinen ipoitto, tpapais ia
altl,lts labioitettu fofo ~langenneeIe
ibmisiufufunnalle. Tdman teon pc
r,istufiella f~atielee Sltmala tiiomiois
iania fofo langenmitta ibmisfnntaa,
mapaana ipnnistG, fuolemasta ia bel.
metistG. SGmGn teott perlistitfieqa
mefin laamme iofainen t%ltnmliStaa.
ett1 Seeius on mirun Serrori, iofa
minun fabotetun ia tuomititn ibmiien
~litrosti faifesta ipn11istd, faolemasta
ia perfeleen mallosta ipopobti ia pGdS
ii. SdmG aiiu ie on, iosta Seelus
fGsfi mennG laarnoamaan eapanfelilt
mia faifille IliooliilIe ia mitG mar
ten9 @ifs iurri it'd marten, ettd
faiffi usfoiiipat. Si iospa tGrndn
faiffi usfoiiitpat! Mlttta bartpat to-
man hpaan usfopat. SGstGpd apos-
toll buloobtaafin: &1tinfa MT faoos
tltfien mGltGmme, jos me fenfaltal-
fen alttuiiben fationtnte pI6nl
Canon mield finulle, frlfa lienet-
fin ioile eli tdmd merffi rita, paor
ipaaoit iotain toista merffiG, ia iiis
tGmGn librin bplfGGt, min iinllfa ct
ole enGG pbtGGn mruta l1bria ipnteim
eoestG, apaon birmii1ten titomion o.
ootis ia tulen fiimous, iofa ipastaba-
foiIet ipop1 on. SillG ipntein arteef
II ontamulsta finn ei iaooa MILLION,
fam, Imam meren apitooatista, ment
SSeeius ~fltolemoor, aperelldniG litnos-
taofieen fabotetun maatlman, fulfill
Ie nGin banffiafleen anteefiiamon
Sltmolan.
S. Siala.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
: 9GGiiGiiena nouii @ristus fuoI.

= HGGiidiiena nouii &ristus fuol-
Ieista. sc on tooistlts, ettG fio'
ma ort poitettli. Silloin iaatiin nab
b1 ettei fuolemalla ole maltaa &aif'
fipnltiaan eoesiG. <olemaIta bGtpi
II malta ia me ibmilet iaimme fen e
IGmdn+ iota fiiolema ei moi lopettaa
Sent OH &ristiis meibGn eldma ia fiio'
lemnmane on tpaan ofpi, ionfa iipitit
tettiia iaamme astla nGfemGGn ier
eldmGn, iota npt io iaamme ltsfosit
fatieIIn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

Smalitffn9 Gi. Se filmd, iofa Ter
ran .tpuooatti ttppneleitd bdnenfin tdb
tnniG, i6dIi Adntd ia ie fdii iofa bd'
uenfin tGbteniG .riStilld lepitettiin, 0.
ientli I~alrpeitoesta temmatafieen te-
tGleen tiilesta. @nti1et pilftaianot
muuttliihpat ritfoifiiin, miba &ristus
ia ia .bdnen ,opetisldpiiaon pastaan
raftalhefii. Scum ban iitten mpo'
bemmin 8aahpalina olleSia tatieli
taafiean, ,warmaan miiistaen, mito
@amaSfon tieIld tapabtili, ianoo ban;
|g5e- on .tptipen iona ia taiteti mob
Souinen pttan 'mustadn, etta Seeitis
@ristlS non tullirt maailmaon ipntiiic
wapdbtamaar, ioista nina iaprrin o.
ZEN"
.Tullesiamme tuntemaan Seeiiif'
fen fpntisten @upobtaiafii min mie'
IellGmme bGnestG muillefin tobistam
nue.: ~STGmG mastaanottaa ipntiiia.'
b o..
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
Cana vaStaan ottaa syn
tiSid.

SariienIoilet, iotfa title mielestGGr
bursfoita olipat ia fatioiapat muito
plon, pobefhtilpat iita, etta Seeius
Dostaanotti ipntiiiG ,iu ioi beiodr
fansioon. @ipanf. 2urfas fertoc
meille iiit1 erGdn t~opaufien. Sari.
ierlfien brtoneesia oil Seeius opet11s'
lopiineen fltiuttu atertpimaan. Sci
oGn popodsiG iStltisiaan tuli iiiGdr
noimo, iottfa el1nlG oil ioastlttettr
fuurilla %ipnneill1. SGn alfoi pestG
Seeilifien taltoia fatltm1fien fppne-
leillG ia fuiapoii ne biltfiillaon. So
oifein oioittaafleen fiitolIintuttaan
ipoiteli ban pielG ne falliilld noiteel-
la, olattelematta, mit1 lie mafioi.
SGstd Simon fariieiis nGrf6stDi ia
p1tbui itielleen: sos t1mG oliii pro
feetto, min bGn tiet1iii minf1lainen
t1mG moimo on, ettG. ban on iDnti-
men,. Scum tGnG tltli m1ioe1 fari-
ieolaisten ~tietoor, pabeniapot be faif-
Fl, ionoen: "tGmG postaonottaa iDn-
tifiG."
WfeioGn pGifpin6mme loptpp pieId
niitd, iotfa foriieufiien tapoin pabef.
iltfput iit1, ett6 iitlret fpntiiet, ioiae
artuus Seeiufiesia on firfastunut,
robfeallo titnmtstrfielloon menetpGt
beioGn ebellG1n. Naitta Seeirs ia.
moi: "@i teripeet taripitie porantoiaa
ipoun fairoot; en- minG tiillltt man
bursfoita tutiumoan, ,paart ipntifiG
poronnitfieen." Seef1s on ipntisten
lGdfGri. So farifealoiietfin tabtomat
toan neittpotpat fpntiiiG oifeon lGGfG-
rim mo, lonomulIa: "tGmG tpostaan.
ottaa ipntiiid." Sobannes &astaia
bGneen niittoo ia lanoo: "&otio, gu
molon f%oritio, iofa pois ottoa mao
ilmm lpnnit." Mooilmon ipnteiG
Sdn f~otpittomoan tltli ia SGn on maj
ia apereadnid meioGn ip%nneiSt1mme
pesipt. Sim. 1: 5. S1nen elGmGn.
IA ia fuolemonfo on tooistlis tGst1:
lama mastoanoffao lpntifid." Mc
foamme ~pGdttGd: "fosfo bGn mas.
~taonottoo iprtiiiG, ei ban fiIloin mi
mtofoan bplf1d." Syrntolon iona fpo
fiuittna meta tGstd ia Toomotiisia
ferrotiit eiimerfit robfoiietpot meitd.
&pomdriG Ell Seeius bpIfd6, fpoan ia
moo: "TGn1 pGitpdnd pitdd iinitn o.
Ientoon minln fonsioni poratiiiisfa."
- ga TpohpoIisto ferrotam SdiiIiif-
iena oIIesio, fiiinfo ban fpoinoii See.
ftfficp opetitsIopiio. Nittta iiIIoin
fin ban nGin tefi, pilffofi ia inertia
tpitoootti ieiiroii Seeiiifien iiImd
bdntG ia nGfi, mif6 mibo bdnen ip-
odmeni1 t6ptfi. Mlitto oIifo ie piban
tltIi, icfa pdIdbti @opubtoion iiImis-
iG2 gitifo Sdn fostonmioIia fdoes.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
Coppusiunaus.
(aIiinttr M1aiiGis-iIoon, m1tta mpo'
bGstgnpt. B. S. toimittaia)

"aiiin ban mel beiodn ulos
bnmaan 8etaniaan ia uosti fa-
teniG ia iiunaii beita. ga ie to-
pabtili fnSfa ban beitd iilinan-
1rl1t oil, erfani ban beistG, ia
meni pl6s taiipaaieen. Mhitto
fosfn be bGnta flimartaneet ia
rlifoiIIeet pliApat polaiinot be
S~erminIemiin faaireIla lola, ia
oli1pat alma templisiG, fiittihpdi
ia fiu1niotttitpat Slimalata. u.
men" 2nf. "a: 1913.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
SOouaun merffi.

"EGmG bGip ia bitorintefiiG iitfii'
fltnto etiii merffiG ia ei bGnelIe piod
onnettomort, MOAN Soonoon profee-
tom merffi /. SiGId niinfitin Soonos
of wulosfolon potiosid folme pGi-
nod ia foIme potd, Min pitdd mpos
ibmiien poion moan ipoGnesid fol-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

Toimitus Ell sailyta kirjoituksia, joi-
Ia Ell vol julaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

SrmaIanpuImellifiet ia bengelliiet
f~otNufiet Iopetetaan taipalliiesti iiu-
nal1flelln. Snrnlla tatpalla pGGttG-
mot Slmalan nrmolapiet pGipan
tp0nIG ia osfareenia. Siunai,s lue-
taan ennenfliin Ietpolle ~fdpoGGn. Il
iein teemme fen fofemltfien, eta
wosta loppuiiunartfien aifana taptpp
ip6Gmemme uiltltl,ben ttnnolIa. See
iusfin Iopetti ia1iren Iltnastistponid
tGGllG olbaalla iilinallfiella.
2oppuiilinaufI lem uifa oil titlliit.
l1britoimitlfIen j1lfeen pitt Iaro-
min ia b1nen poifienia iiunata Ssra'
elm lupiia. 3. @ooi. g.: %; A @ooi
6: 23-27. WeioGn ilrltri p~limdinen
pappimme on toimittanut ianfaiffi'
iesti felpoafpan ubrin @olgatalld,
SGn itie of ltbrina, 1tbraajana ia atb-
riolttaorina. Gen 1lbrin falitta Diem
me ppbitetpt. @uronin aifuiIet ia b.
leeniG 8anbon Sestamentin aifuiiei
ubrit eiapdt moineet ottaa ipnteiG pois
"mirltoi offs albraamasta lafattu.'
Giben fnitta tapabtlii iofa tpioii Jpn
min mltistltttamiis Sebr. 10: 3. "Sil.
Ia mabbotoin on 9drfGin ia fultris-
ten iperen fmitto ipnteiG ottaa pois".
Sebr. 10: 4. Seeiifien irbrina oil
ilulrempi merfitps. "SillG' pb6elId
rbrina on bGn ianfaiffiiesti tdpoelli-
iefii tebnpt ne, jotfa ppbitetGGn. Seb'
10: IA. Hpbitettpibin flnilitpot faif
fl mailman %faniat, iilld ottiban SIT
molon &aritia pois mailman ipn-
nit. &aiffi ppbitetpt otpot mpos &ris.
ti1fien teon perustiflella Seeiitfiesio
tGpbelliiet. "SGnesiG te olette tGp-
oeaiIet'. "SGn OH meitd iiirtG ROT
faaSia otoIliiefii tebnpt." ST. 1:6.
@nnenfuin Seeius loppltiiunolifien
omillenia iafoi, tuiippi ban plosnouie
miienia idlfeen 40 pdipGG moan
pGGllG ilmestpen uieampia fertoia o.
petuslopiiaenla pnnd muiIIe pstG-
milleniG. sc of tarpeellista. Ope'
tiislosten trIi olln bdnen to6istojiun-
ia. Scntdb6en tdptpi beibGn nabbd
'pIosnousiut 8apubtata. Gee ilmues-
tpfiet mpos riittiapGt mafnuttamam
allan tooefii. Seeiufien rinlmiillista
lGsnGoloo Ell enGG tarapittl, miitto I'D
mem iilinoustania tar,pittiin. Ope.
tuslopiet tarapitiipot fitd ia me faif.
Fl tartpitiemtne iitd.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05
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vat osoitettavat:
AUTTAJA,
L. BOX 63 IRONWOOD, MICH.

Entered as second-class matter ia
nuary II 1906, at the post office at
Ironwood, Michigan under the Act Of
March 3, 1870.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-04-05

Observation-Disclosures t~apabtaniit
tuistelit of iultrin ~taistelu, fen tltot-
tana poitto on ilm1rin MOTTO, FIND
fofo ~ibmisfiinta fai iianfaiffiien pc.
Instlrfien. Ml1istatfo tGtd pelastas.
tn2
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25

thousands .of eases misplaced
charity has been its slayer.
Effective charity should help
the recipient to help himself, and
this should be accomplished in
such manner that he may retain
his self respect and Independence
as a man.
The relief associations Of our
land should give to the down-and
out not money, food or raiment.
bat work whereby money, food
and raiment may be earned.
Every mendicant, made so by
mistaken charity. is a liability TO
society. Every unfortunate plac-
ed on his feet and again set going
by furnishing him the means BY
which his own effort may restore
him, is an asset to society.
Any city or town with the prop
er foresight can provide for its
down-and-outs work sufficient for
their maintenance. This should
be done. and absolutely nothing
dispensed without some returns in
except, as we have stat
ed, in the case OF the mentally
and physically disabled.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25
Our Mistaken Charity.

The season is again with sls
when Sweet EhqritS donS her
glad rags. and ambles forth on
her mission of so-caIled mercy
Mission OF eurS-y would be
a more appropriate term
Nine-tenths of the charity of
the age in its present form is a
curse TO the recipient rather than
blessing.
Three classes of undiluted char
ity can be warranted to cure the
most perfect ease of self respect
and leave in its place the most
object case of syeophaney that
could be desired.
Seriously, our system of charity
is dead wrong. Any system of
promiscuous giving that does not
require some equivalent in service
except in eases of physical or
mental disability-is just 50 much
toward the eternal destruction Of
self respect and self reliance.
The man of Gallilee said in ef-
feet to and of the multitude that
followed him: eye followed me
for the loaves and fishes. Thous-
ands of charity made mendieantS
are today ON the same quest.
Why is hObog Why is a men,
dicant? The answer is simple.
Self respect is dead. And in
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25

Forget the Islander you have heard
Forget the haSty, nnkind word.
Forget the quarrel and the cause,
Forget the whole affair, because
Forgetting is the only way.
Forget the storm of yesterday,
Forget the chap whose sore face
.Forgets TO smile in any place.
Forget the weather ii it's bad,
Forget the trials YOU have had,
Forget the knocker, he's freak,
Forget him seven days week.
Forget you re not a millionaire,
Forget the gray in your hair,
Forget the home team lost a game,
Forget the pitcher was TO blame.
Forget the coffee when il s cold,
Forget the kick, forget to scold
Forget the plumbers awful
charge
Forget the iceman's bill is large.
Forget the coal man and
his weights.
Forget the heat in summer days.
Forget wherever you may roam,
Forget the duck who wrote this
poem,
Forget that he, in social bliss,
Forgot himself when he wrote
this.
Forget these things Of all des-
eruption but don I forget to pay
your subscription. Xxx.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25
Raa HabltA

Those who breakfast at eight
O clock or later. lunch al twelve
and have dinner al six are almost
certain 10 be troubled with indi-
gestion. They do not allow time
for one meal to digest before TAX
ing another Not less than five
hours should elapse between
meals. Ii you are troubled with
indigestion correct your habits
and take Chamberlain's Tablets,
and you may reasonably hope for
a quick recovery. These tablets
strengthen the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions
naturally. For sale By all deal
o1e
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25

The subscription price of The
Herald is now $3.50 per year, and
il shall be our greatest aim in life
20 make il worth il.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25

II you are looking for the best
OF wheat land in what is known as
the Palouse country Of Alberta,
do not miss the Killam district.
Can get you Al land from SIS TO
$500 per acre. Easy terms. ".
f. Larson & Co, Killam. Alta. IT,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-01-25
Local Druggist Pleased.

We are highly pleased with the
quick action of bnckthorn bark,
glyeerine. etc. as mixed in Adj
ler-i-ka, the appendicitis preven-
tatiye. One spoonful relieves sour
stomach, gas and constipation At
once. At the City Drug Store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-17
KEEPING WAR SECRETS.

President Powell, OF Hobart college, IN an
article In the NeE York Times, urges need OF
haste bv this nation in its war work, and makes
the statement that during his visit 10 the
French and Belgian fronts and to London and
Paris he found everywhere the greatest can
ton against the discussion OF war matters ex-
cept IN proven secrecy; there is conviction IN
these countries that German espionage Is as eff
fectiye as ever. again and again he was
warned that we must take for granted that Ger
many knows everything we are doing and IS
preparing TO thwart its effectiveness. Presi-
dent Powell implies that the apparent indIffer-
ence Of Germany TO our war preparations Is IN
tended as blind to cover the complete knowl-
edge existing there OF what are preparing
10 do and it's importance. This is quite pos
sibie and much of the effort to keep military in
formation secret is wasted in achieving its pur
pose On the other hand, Germany has shown
her ability to conceal in part, at least, great
military movement. There can be little doubt
that Italy was unprepared for the power of at
tack developed against her. The massing of
troops and guns was managed SO quietly that
it escaped both the attention Of the Italian com
nand and the knowledge of the entente. In
matters of camouf1age Germany has the best OF
it so far. It is however, only Legitimate precau-
ton on the part of the government to seek tot
keep from public knowledge any information
technically pertaining to future moves IN the
war by us or by our allies.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-17
Friends of Animals.

Omaha Bee; A very deserving
society. that Of the "Blue Cross
was founded In 1912 for the purpose
of the cure and care of war horses
and dogs. 1t is the Red Cross" for
the animals at the front
Much attention has been drawn to
the heroism of the war dogs, and
though it has been stated that horses
are little used, there are many places
that horses haul food and supplies
that motor vehicles cannot reach.
Soon after its organization the
Blue Cross" was recognized by the
French minister of war, Authority
was given for the care of war dogs
and horses in the kennels and hos
pitfalls OF France. The society is
headed by some OF the most promi-
nent men and women in England,
with Lady Smith Dorrien as head Of
the fund. Mrs. Euphistone Maitland
heads the American forces in New
York
There are twelve base hospitals in
France. Talented veterinarians COM
pose the efficient staff in them.
Wounded and exhausted horses are
brought in. They receive treatment
or are humanely killed IL their
wounds or ills are incurable.
In addition to the hospital care
which the society furnishes, the
training of the war dogs is part of
its work The efficiency with which
the dogs conduct themselves on the
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Don't wait to reach the happy land, but
make the land you live in happy place..
X. Washburne.
AN ANCHOR OF SAFETY.

The fifty millions Of dollars raised this week
in the name of the Y. NJ. c. A. will be expended
for work among American troops at home and
overseas Not one cent will go to the further
ing of Y. M. G. A. work in local fields. Every
dollar will be expended in ways that have been
found the most effective for maintaining and
improving the morale and the physical and gen
eral efficiency Of the camps. The least part Of
the work is religious, in the usual meaning of
the word; and this is entirely undenomination-
al and unobtrusive. Of chief Importance are
the social, athletic diversional and educational
features Of the work, and to further these three
hundred and ninety-four buildings and one
hundred and sixteen tents are to be erected
Nor do the workers of this association stop at
the environments. They follow the soldiers in
to the field and erect "shacls' Nearer to the
front are tents, and right behind the trenches
are bombproof shelters where the boys find hot
coffee and chocolate and words Of encoura oe-
ment and cheer. The whole idea is to supply
the normalities of life to the soldiers look after
their moral, mental and physical wellbeng and
keep them cheerful, stout of heart and clean.
The war work of the Y NJ C. A. is no expert
ment. It's value was proved on our Mexican
frontier. OF inestimable Importance as Red
Cross work is, it is not doing more to win the
war and save the world than this international
with its tens of thousands of earn
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state that Co. e, which includes qu ad
bunch OF our boys" Is quafah'i - !
with the measles. John Ecker Is etG e
with that disease. The quarantine ~ :.
on for eighteen days providing no o ~.
ers in the meantime contract the rra
ease. Naturally the boys VIII peGonn
very lonesome Send them occas! y. -,
letters and remembrances during 'n'''
enforced shut in" 49,
The Red Cross chapter has peen y,
ganized at Azen with j. M. HoshinS 20
president, Miss Dole Brainara w
president, Mrs Gay Drummono So :,
tary, Mrs. Cora Biggs treasurer anu =
M. Mcdaniel director ~,
DR., L. c. Pitkin returned the ia ,,.r
part of last week from Rochester, ~ -
nesota, where Mrs. Pitkin lately 'lhus.
went surgical operation. she Is eu "a
valescing nicely and will be aoie "
turn home in q few days.
Leroy Battersan was operated on a. r.
Centerville, last Monday, for appenuid
citis. DR.. Mitchell was present an
assisted in the operation. "a,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Martin ana ou =
dren came in from Palisade, Coiorau ..t
last Saturday evening for WISH wis We
relatives and to look after puslnes Z,
interests Mr.. Martin has been -
charge Of a fruit farm the past . -,
months and is greatly infatuated VIZ !,
the climate and business conditions V
Palisade and territory contiguous.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1917-11-17
Just "A Child.

Burlington Hawk-Eye: Somewhere
in Iowa, or was it in Illinois. they
captured deserter- He was barely
seventeen years of age. There had
come to this lad, who was In camp
somewhere on the Atlantic coast, let
tiers from his mother and his heart
began to ache, and the longing for
home and mother overcame him and
he started to beat it, for home
Somewhere in Iowa" He is sub
ject to extreme penalty. But it is
not to be believed that heavy punish
ment viii be meted out to him.
President Lincoln would undoubtedly
have ordered his discharge from the
army and would have returned this
lad to his mother, where he should
have remained. He is probably warm
hearted and emotional and by and
by, if he is needed, he may make
splendid soldier. While the letter Of
the law holds him guilty, it is scarce
ly to be believed that he will be
looked upon as deserter and pun
ished as such.
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Ottumwa, autoed to Donnellson Sun
day and spent the day with relatives.
Misses Minnie Westerman and
Dora Schock left for Kansas City
Wednesday evening.
H. G. Knapp, e. P. Armknecht and
H. A. Trump attended a Masonic meet
ing at Davenport the past week
DR.. Ed Harnagel and wife of Des
Moines. visited relatives and friends
in Donnellson Saturday and Sunday,
making the trip in an auto.
Henry Westerman has returned to
his home in Kansas after pleasant
visit here with his sister and brother.