Women of Belgium Turning Tragedy to Triumph
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I myself was an attorney for the road, and I am really more interested in this oeuvre from the point of view of these men, than be- cause of the general public it helps. Here are 250 men who are giving their best service to their country. In working for others they have escaped the curse of being forced to work for the Germans!
The sixty-five women serving the 4,000 were once in the telephone service.
They also offered to devote themselves to their fellow-sufferers, and they are so proud, so ha...ppy to be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with other women in this black hour." I asked if each worker were given his dinner. "Ah! there was a problem!" he said. "The meals which we furnish for from 30 to 75 centimes, cost us an aver- age of 63 centimes." To supply this to 250 assistants was quite beyond the sub- sidy allowed the Relief. And yet the THE SKATING-RINK AT LIEGE 133 workers certainly must be fed. Finally he admitted that he and a group of friends were contributing the money necessary to supply these meals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I myself was an attorney for the road, and I am really more interested in this oeuvre from the point of view of these men, than be- cause of the general public it helps. Here are 250 men who are giving their best service to their country. In working for others they have escaped the curse of being forced to work for the Germans!
The sixty-five women serving the 4,000 were once in the telephone service.
They also offered to devote themselves to their fellow-sufferers, and they are so proud, so ha...ppy to be able to stand shoulder to shoulder with other women in this black hour." I asked if each worker were given his dinner. "Ah! there was a problem!" he said. "The meals which we furnish for from 30 to 75 centimes, cost us an aver- age of 63 centimes." To supply this to 250 assistants was quite beyond the sub- sidy allowed the Relief. And yet the THE SKATING-RINK AT LIEGE 133 workers certainly must be fed. Finally he admitted that he and a group of friends were contributing the money necessary to supply these meals.
What to read after Women of Belgium Turning Tragedy to Triumph?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charlotte Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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