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BABY'S OTHER MOTHER

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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Feb 15, 1899

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 25, No. 7.

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THE HOME
THE HOME

BABY'S OTHER MOTHER.

By Minnie Embree

"Will 'oo be baby's uzzer muzzer?" For he wasn't contented quite; And so he wanted an "uzzer" To make everything just right.
There are babies whose own dear mothers By death have been taken away, And they're sadly in need of another, To stand in her place to-day.
O women all over the nation, These children are calling to you! Tho exalted or low be your station, Think soberly, "What can I do?"
Don't try their sad pleading to smother, And shut yourself up to your own; Be some little child's other mother, And have one more star in your crown. MINNIE EMBREE. San Pasqual, Cal.