Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
EVENING EDITION.

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n,vzeMI;f saying: God help y us' ,e s9a
helm us!' And fight away ~. mem
that other q coming ~ seemed1
went AVA + wondered " anyoonvs
We'll Wen sysr had an expsrience nke
that said Gomercn
I've Aea aI,,,e wondered sometimes
gg,vself' Do you believe in 90
i"s"Gh es." said Ruth quite 1'In..ss
az, ,nc,;rse' What use would .ane!e
be in anything if there WASH =
eo "Rut do you believe we humans ne1
can ever reallyLwell, find t'n''' - -
this earth, ] mean. eye,.
."WhS, 1 don't know t ns.,ar.d me.
wildered, Find Him: In what way
sda I!Wv @ rst in touch with Him. Get
w1M IEJ,1n perhaps. Be on Sucn
trraa ,wSth Him MAT one could y
S,,+ IN a time like slast night. g
,,now. or-well, say in a battle:
been thinking a lot about that late'S
-n aoS':' syasped Ruth softly; .ot
course. 1 hadn't thought anoa. ina.
much. either. we've % - thabny
thoughtless-andLLand;s ote 81 ~
g Ill, T haven't realized that men
were going out to face Deatn!4
WIZ ;sn;t/ that I'm afraid to die. &
s,;d Cameron proudly lifting his chin
"a ie dvinr we're a small matter. mot
I met the diving part. + reckon I've
neon throughNworse than that a dozen
tines. That wouldn't last long. us
the other part. ! have a-6eellnE
thereJl be a little something more
expected Of me- than Just TO nave
tried to get the most Y u o1[l nns
rye beer thinking III there Is 800
make things straight between us
somehow. i suppose I don't make
rovself very plain. I don't betieve i
rhow myself Just what l mean"
Il think I understand just little.
s,id Rnth Il have never thought
about it before, but I'm going o now.
IT'S something we ought to think
about. II guess. In a sense It's
thing that each n of us has 70
think, whether, we are going into paw
Tic. or not, isn't it?"e !
II ppo it is. only we real
ize it. when things are going along
all tight" said Cameron, ~ seems
queer That everybody that's ever
lived on this earth has had this ques-
ton to face sooner or later and most
of them haven't done much about II.
The few people who profess to nave
found a way ITO meet it VIC call
cranks, or else pick flaws in the way
they live; although it does seem. to
me THAI If L really found God SO i
was sure He was there and carca
about me. I'd manage to live a little
decenter life than some do -
They drifted into other topics and
all 700 soon they reached Winning
ton and had to say goodbye. But the
thought stayed with Ruth more or
less during the daysZthat followed.
and crcpt into her>lstters when she
Awrote to Corporal Cameron. as she
did quite /often in thesd days: and
still no solution had come to the
great question which was so like the
ione of old, What shall ! do to be
saved?" 1t, game and went during
the days that followed, and now and
again the tact that it had originated
in a talk withtCameroh clashed badly
in, her mind, with that word Rot
ten that Wainwright had used about
him. So that at last she resolved
to talk to her cousin, Captain La
cousin Captain" she said, ''dp you
know a boy at your, camp from
Bryne Haven named John Cameron?"
Indeed l do" said the captain
What kind of a man is he?"
THE best young man I know in
every way answered the captain
promptly. IF the world were made
up of men like. him it would be Il
pretty good place in-which to live.
Boz you know him?" !
IA little.'' said Ruth evasively,
with a satisfied smile on her lips.
His mother is in, our Red Cross now.
She thinks. he's about right OF
course, but mothers usaally7fde. I
guess. I'll have to tell Ter what yoi.
said. 1t will please her! He used to
be in school with me years ago. II
haven't een muchs of him since"
We'll. all have to say Is, inn
prove your acquaintance If you get
the chance. He's worth ten to one
Of your society youths that Toll
around here almost every time I
come.". -
Now, Cousin Captain" chided
Ruth. But she went off smiling and
she kept all his. words in her heart.
Continued ip tomorrow n
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