Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1918-05-02
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me sshaf ! thought was the naaSs at,s,.
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h#srd or read. could fsot answer
niEns hlss I asked him for iais choice
Wlaat aeestsst 10 hirs the mos, san.
serful ard truthful thlnr he ever itear,i
az reads Hers II is as ne efss..s,ss.ss i,
frors Jesn Jacques Rousseau
Ihe daad saks 20 siialr graves, IN
rheir eiatched fingers. oaiy that which
they have given away
looked at pIfn and saw Id his face
no sign of realization that the quota.
hon applied TO himself He had "a,
idea that uneensctoasiy he was gsvtng
expression 10 bis own creed OF liviea.
Hr wHs as simple and honest and
| naive ais a chila He admired gaus.
sears Idea, sHw the truth OF Ii. loved
IL. but never dreamed that he himself
Is living embodiment OF tia man
~aose hands are tilied with riches.
Somehow MS walked back TO the
Office from lunch fwfere my friend
quoted kcusseau), I thought thnt the
sdaa WAS q good enc TO pass on. Heres
We 60 tfaough life, grabbing, grabbing,
grabbing yet seldom getting anything
worth while Money, fame and ala the
ress--yet passing over the things which
In later years we might clutch to our
bosotas and find comfort In.
The war provides great opportu-
nifty for all OF Us to get rich--rteh with
the rewards that come to those who
serve Don't let the chance go by. II
you eaii'f fight, give TO the Rcd Cross,
give to the Z. M. @. A.. buy Liberty
bonds. bay War Savings stamps. Give,
serve. spend. Spend that you may re-
eeive. Have some part II, the conmon
lot. DO something--the happy recoi-
lection OF which you will carry with
yen In the years to come.
Private Peat tells In magazine ar.
ticie this month OF the most tender.
gentle thing he ever saw soldier do.
He tells how upon asking aoldier who
was shfvering with cold and pain what
had become of his overcoat. the soldier
answered !: -0h, my pal was killed back
there. and he looked so Geld. lying
there In the rain. that took off my
coat and pnt it over him."
Tell ns-tiid sou ever hear Of any
body richer than that poor. freezing
boy who laid his cont over his dead
pal, as q final mark OF afrectionate
servtce7 Wouldn't you Ike to he as
rich as that?
The dead take TO their graves, I'm
their ciutched fingers only that which
they have given away."--American
Magazine.