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As the Day of Destiny Dawned '.1 Volume� . 69- .: �:'� November 'r, .19�31· - " As the of Dawned I . _ Day Destiny THE morning of November 11, 1918- But still the Americans pressed on. And then 13 years agol next Wednesday-on that came the first order of change, from,· the com­ . in of a . ONmad battle line of. hate and woe and manding officer, watch hand, battery death and destiny in -France, Kansas men of the "heavies" miles in the rear,-"Cease.Fir­ 'faced death. And they died! Well has the ing." A little later the same Idea had trans­ Meuse been called Powder River! Along with ferred itself to the fussy 75s. the first faint the new 11 o'clock andsilenee! It was beams of morn, and �hen came the r » later as they expanded into the murky light end! Four long years .of travail were over. of a cloudy French fall aay; there still came And there the men stood, "with their hands the whine of the "heavies" as'they sent their still clasped on their empty gats and ,their of into the land, the · across the seas." sweet- message anger enemy's · thoughts :Mot�er: bark of the 75s, the "put-put-put" of machine heart, wife-they' would see them again! guns and the crack of Make no mistake! rifle fire. It was a world Those men died on Pow­ for for of chaos, of destruction, We'll Not Forget- der River right, the end, apparently, of liberty, for 'justice, f9r Not wblle the red of In the wheat, poppies . home! Their lives were , 'eivilization, Not wblle a sUver bugle em the breeze, . as In the darkness' of' Not wblle the smell of leather In the heat just as'sweet to them 'of us who that unhappy· night of Bring us an�w a splrlt overseas. to those still, devastation the old So long shall we hear those we left behind, after an· these years, Where smoke feU Uke a mountain fighting 89th-by that eddying are back in our Kansas wreath, time one of the crack homes. They challenge And In the din, that left us deaf and bOnd, shock of . us to ahead the divisions the We sensed the utt�red message clear­ go into A. E. F.-bridged Pow­ "Keep Faith." grave'crisis we face to­ .. der River, near Stenay, 'Lest we forget!.The months swing Into years, day in our peacetime under the fire of those Our souls are caught In trivial things again, battle with the same We laugh at wbat we once beheld with:tears. deadly batteries from ' faith, the same pep and In petty strlfe we ease our souls their pain. the eastern' and the same courage shore" The cold rain faUs In France!. Ab, send anew they the threw the 353rd infan­ The sptrlt that once flamed so blgh and displayed along his­ try, the Sunflower Reg­ brlght, toric Meuse. When by your we bade you brave iment, on into enemy graves, For this battle also adieu land. Up the gentle requires effort and risk When Taps blew so much more than just and faith! .It is a slopes of the Meuse they "Good Night!" strug­ went, "maintaining con­ gle which has become tact. with the enemy." an epic of peace, and a What meaning in those five simple words! conflict for the security of our .bomes and of Perhaps back in our homes in America, after generations yet unborn. But time is on our all these soft and peaceful years, we forget­ side, just as it was In '18. .A4-eady firming doubtless most o� us would like to forget! But markets herald the coming of brighter days. the combat men of the A. E. F.-God help And so, as we approach Aimistic Day in this them-will never remove from their seared · fateful year, let us remember the Kansans of memories of those days' the thoughts which those faraway years who Itept the faith thru "contact" brtnga; mustard gas, shrapnel, wire, troubled times, and fought their way to;vic:" · machine guns, the deadly bayonet, the high tory. Yes, indeed, let us again'renew "the explosive, the dirt, the filth, the havoc of spirit that once flamed so :high and bright-Itt ., action. May we never, to the end of time�.forget the The morning 'wore on. Fighting men went sacrifices of those World War days, or those never to rise Others the in a of down, again, clawed I graves foreign land, mute testimony brown grass anti soil in agony from wounds the heroism of those who gave their all that they will carry until the sunset day of life. the United States of Ainerica might- end1!�e. Excepl for Some Hog Cholera, Livest()ck Is Entering the Winter in Better Condition Than Usual = tractor ., your is in Marlon-Farmers are well : with' condition Giving good along = their fall work. Com are over most of the state, altho here yields light. "IJhe LIVESTOCK county fair at Hlllsboro was well and there 'some cholera is re­ at\ended, oil is hog and It had some splendid uisplays.-Mrs. like ported. But in general the animals Floyd, Taylor. , ,� cheap will enter the winter in condi­ Ma1'8hall-Wheat 'has made a fine better. growth '. , ) and will tion than usual. Wheat is' poor in supply eonstderable fall, pasture. The weather has been Ideal ,for outdoor Western Kansas, but its condition im­ a work. Corn, 25c; Wheat, 3Qc;' cream,' SOc; proves far the r east. More rain ,Is eggs, 2Oc; .hene; 13c; apples, 7OO.-J. D. turnmg needed to Stosz. �heap,,', ,: generally, especially supply Mitchell-Wheat is subsoil moisture. 'Fine progress has doing ;well. The com, crop is The wheat fairly good. higher , been made in corn the ears rooster husking; prices are welcome. Wheat, 37c;, corn, 22c; have an unusually low moisture con­ cream. 80c; eggs, 17c.-Mrs. G. M. Ander- ,', " tent. Fewer cattle and more sheep son. than common are ..being·fed. Taken as Neosho-The weather has been 'Ideal for wheat; most fields are being a whole, Kansas crops were above the pastured. Farmers' are �usklng corn and topping average this year. kaflr; com wlll average 15 bushels an acre. _ , The oiling of 16 miles on the State Hlgh- Barton-We have been having, ideal fall way between Chanute and Parsons has that a weather, except the,s91lis dry; good been completed: It Is a splendid Improve­ rain Is sea needed. ,A good '�apy iOllls have ment. Pastures have been ,making a good visited the county recently. Eggs, 17c; growth, and livestock Is doing we\l. Only ' wheat, 84c; butterfat, 29c to SOc; baled al- a -tew cattle are on feed.-James D. Mc- ' faIfa, " $10.-,AlIce Everett.", .. Henry. Clay-Wheat Is doing well, but another 'Osage-Recent showers have been of would be ral,n helpful. Farmers are husk- great benefit. 'Wheat is doing well, and Ing com;'yields are light. Community Sales .alfalfa has a . made fine growth, T�4il are being, held every week in Clay Center: weatl}er 'turned much 'cooler last weeR," -Ralph L. �y. ' , ' _' ': ' fall has '. been done. Borne plowing . '. '" .'. ...'. � DaIry',' -in with hem/. blo()d�d cows are In Cloud"-There is a'good kafl:t:; crbp 'this excellent condition. Roads ue year., were are 17c.-James . eggs, Potato yields light. Hogs rough, C�am, 24c; ' ,,','JIll. " scarce.-W. H. 'Parr.' You save money on the rooster but care of your tractor. Mobiloil is ,Plu!llly.'" ," had two-good.ratns Osborii"""':The weather, turned much" lose on the flock. You 'built for the fanner who Coffey-We recently.' you money especially The weather Is ideal. colder last week. A .:: Wheat Is making a: good many folks are get poor quality eggs and pOor wants a tough, sturdy oil-a light-' fine growth. Farmers' are husklng' corn; threshing' kaflr; there Is still some 'wheat, , to thresh. 'quality chicks. You run down your ing oil. MobiloU stands up to yields are light. ,Eggs, �; heavy 'hens, Eggs, 190; cream, 28c; ,P9tat,OjlS" 'L. 12c; butterfat, 26c.-Mrs. M. Griffin. $1.1511- cwt.-Roy Haworth. ' stock. 'the liaJ:dest grind you' can give it. , ""''-1') : .. , Cowley-More rain Is needed. 'Farmers PhUllps-Wheat Is very�uneven. F:��e,K;!!, It's no different with trac­ It's are 'are ;, Your ri�' ,tough lubricating body husking com;' yields are faIrly good, husking com. Most of the folks'are ex" tor. You save money on the' oil, prot��s' �arings and piStons and considering the dry season. Only 'a few' 'changing wheat for the wlnter!s suPPlY l)f' cattle are being fed. There' Is a' good de" flour. Roads are good. Wheat, 85c; butter�,' .: ,but you soon "piston wans. You,get low fuel costs begin . lOlling money mand for stock e fat, 16c .,.....Mrs. Bert A. calves • Cr;eam, lKk;i eggs, 25c; eggs, John,SOJl. on 'aad: to the 'life of the your tractor. Beware 'of �4 years 1OO.-Cloy W.·Brazle. Rawlins-Farmers .are: cheap , husking ,COIn:.. • I , in are less than last A oils 1 You can't save money with machine" : Day and day out, Doniphan-Farmers are husking com. yields year. large pa'n The apple harvest Is finished. ' Pastures" o'f the crop will be' 'fed here. Wheat nee-as', ,them. Cheap oUs shorten the life up. MobiloU:,stands have been doing 'well. 'Potatoes, $1'; apples,' ratn. The taxpayer's league is quite acUte,,, of any tractor. 5Oc; eggs, 2Oc.-Mra. Zimmerman. Wheat, 86c; corn, 20c; eggs, They bring high ' 1OO.-�I:beJ;t,' See dealer Ralph , your Mobiloil today.
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