 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER XXIII 

I 

WHEN America enta di Great European War, Vida send Raymie go officers' training-camp--less dan one year afta her wedding. Raymie dey diligent and rather strong. E come out as first lieutenant of infantry, and e be one of di earliest wey dem send go abroad. 

Carol dey fear Vida as Vida transfer di passion wey don dey released for marriage go di cause of di war; as she lose all tolerance. When Carol dey touched by di desire for heroism for Raymie and try tactfully to express am, Vida make am feel like an impertinent pikin. 

By enlistment and draft, di sons of Lyman Cass, Nat Hicks, Sam Clark join di army. But most of di soldiers na di sons of German and Swedish farmers wey Carol no sabi. Dr. Terry Gould and Dr. McGanum become captains for di medical corps, and dem dey stationed for camps for Iowa and Georgia. Dem be di only officers, besides Raymie, from di Gopher Prairie district. Kennicott wan go with dem, but di several doctors of di town forget medical rivalry and, meeting for council, decide say e go better make e wait and keep di town well till dem go need am. Kennicott dey forty-two now; di only youngish doctor wey remain for radius of eighteen miles. Old Dr. Westlake, wey like comfort like cat, dey protestingly roll out for night for country calls, and dey hunt through im collar-box for im G. A. R. button. 

Carol no sabi wetin she think about Kennicott's going. Sure say she no be Spartan wife. She know say e wan go; she know say dis longing dey always for am, behind im unchanged trudging and remarks about di weather. She get for am an admiring affection--and she dey sorry say she no get anything pass affection.``` <response>: 1. during di Great European War
2. Vida
3. one first lieutenant of infantry,
4. Carol
5. Carol bin dey touched by Raymies heroism
6. Through enlistment and draft,
7. Germany and Sweden
8. for camps for Iowa and Georgia.
9. Kennicott
10. Carol no sabi well well wetin she think about Kennicott 