The Geary Times (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1918 Page: 4 of 8
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THE GEARY TIMES
no mi®
AN AMDICAN 50UXIU
WIIO WENT
AM'llllftfiUYfMY
r-M'tri
' HUNS USING FUME PROJECTOR, AND FRENCH GUNS ON THE SOMME J Q|||LD DOESN'T
■ ixl m4<4 uiy a~~tlo«> of tk fn i fr - ■ *- ^ * 1""" 1UII Dl
l.t.<- L -r* I ffr«««rd by j
f J«r Mfeul l1w uk 4 M. "Wbrft I
i* — 'in jvt i**«r
uOrarr
I dsgvw az d p>' u « a hard loo*
| ► -.-ik.d ;««t t u> alulae awl sh|** *.
sod r.-a'i—4 my *<*««•
MA011IC aWO^DMNC IN fTWCt
tufiirr. tivl Mt M tW
t> o4dy Srt dniMiaf with tk
">.4 U0 with tfc rsiii baring la *7
f* At«'Uf taslf as b"ur Ister I
i>«bm! cp lib uuWJtfT tf 'Urm uv<i
* rat <ju (ur4 with a; kw4 d«iclzig
</r« (ht l«|). At M <,•*>"+ I m
rHln«4 aad rtasimwd nr sitting [<*
U<*i <ii tW 8f wni. TV rala n>4-
atjuf>f**S and we ail bra-atWd a
► & .,1 r ft W* prayed for ti* <uor
U<f aa4 th* rais hwe.
CHAPTER X.
C *7 1
EMPEY LEARNS, AS COMRADE FALLS. THAT DEATH LURKS
ALWAYS IN THE TRENCHES
(inon,'i ,b* * *'"* "* ,u* I>««luiila. with the I"« "*
A.o^aTnw7 Anbur 'iuy fcmp-y. " Ameri'.l. "> ■>* >" *-!***
Ot England and «"""•• " • l"i s«* lb th Brit tab army. After a
!L«t rgp-riw* • • ra-fBWiig oftcw lu L«* 4<m Iw 1- ►""< to trsiu-
, w. i,i Vnw* where I* Brat hear, ti*-- •'/und of 1/1* *u«* snd
" "< ->« • Af. r s brt-f period of.rslnliig
M( inn. tb f outline trewrikea. aWKteUkM
K<ii|" y' «* >•"J
|ii Dr«( (Mrs on tlw #"• —*1'
the bu!J«"t* «Ux ovefti««4 Kmi*-y
M fall*, that death lurta always la th* trenches.
CHAPTER VIII.
Ths Little W < C' .
Af <*r rriMlnl'X l'1'1"** f"r
" tb*
ahell-da-stroyed
wwa
atgti' day a we r««
lldlnga Ilia' ili' "*« m'""1"* *• would
"go In" to "take *' " lb*'
morning our warih alarted and. •I"
■ l n.r mart-fa down the du>ty r«M. w«*
arr)*<-<l r« xr*«" Wllata.
I >'<, 1 la tlw l«a'lli.« a«-t of
four- Tfa* man "O "<f '«-*« "
Wall I dir." a «i^*ry "rt "f f*l
low. II* lautftwt "«<l J k*<l all tU*
way 'Ki tfi* mar,-fa. liU'iyHi* "P
4|VMf l,iC afilrlta. I rould t.'H Hrur* om
aoytti >i« at m«tl In ara'n owRPfto*
tin- fr.iiii if. l/ut l' ta «li<l i>"t • -«-
ialii/1 ii|,I II waa all In a llf.-llm* My
Mt tr-t waa Wlat«^*<l fr'M" "l -
liltiK "t my li*a*y marrfalu* l<"«i« W*
l*^l'*<l tfaat I waa llrttfMoK ai"1 off*r*d
to mrry toy rill-. I a« I>1 « ■ • 1 h*"1
|*«rii<Ml tfa* rtlil'-a « f !! «* marrti In Hi- j
firti!«!i ariuy an<l roortwoaly r fua«^l
bla i>ff*r.
W* liait firtlM half way tlirmiifli Hi*
nMiiiiiiiiil'-atl'in Ir*ti,'li. |'«-t lit my tin-
iii*'IIn i* r*ar. Ilit li«<l lil I'"'"' "ii
afaiiiii'l'-' aa hmii In ■ «rtnmuiiW'all'i«i
tri-ii' I. I a*« l« d« In k**|) In t'lU'-h wlili |
aarti i it ha*. \V* ha<l )nal •llmlxtd nv*r
a baabad In | art « f tli« Irani* wli*n
In our r* r a mall lrl| | *«l o**r n looa*
alminl wlr«, afa'l lat oul « oath. A*
Uaiml l'*ta rilaln*«l lo lila ll*l|>. To
r*n<li Ifa* fallan man fa* li«<l to 'roaa
ti,la liaafa*.! Ill |iart. A liull*l ' rark-.l
In lit* air and I <lufk*<l. Tfa.-n « wan
from III* r*ar My liaart bI.mk! a'lll.
I w-nl liat'k and Hat* waa lylm on lit*
ground liy tto« aid <if my naaliilijlii
I aa * Ilia I fa* Imd lila faitnd pr*aa*d lo
lila right ltr*HHi Til* Bn«*ra *.-r« rov-
*r*d a Ufa Itl'io'l• I Baali*d (fa* llfht
on fala fai-a and In Ita glow a graylah-
lilua rolor waa at*allli« o*ar Ilia roun-
tanan<* l'*t l<Mik*d up al m* and
aald MW*II. Vank, th*y' * don* in« In.
I ran f**l mya*lf golitK W>-«l." Ilia
■vol.'.. waa KfltlHC falnl*r and I liad to
Iin<-t I down to «"t lila worda. Tb*o fa
«4V* in* a maaaag* lo aril* honta lo
Ilia mothar and lila awn*Mi*art. mid I.
Ilk* a *ri at liltf iMatli, < rl«l Ilk* a l.afay
J waa loalng uijr Ural frl*ud of lha
Iwtirtw.
W #nl wan (HifiiiiMt to fti«* r«*nr for a
«tr*l<ii*r ll dlad Itafora It arrlv*,i
Two of ua |.<jt Ilia l o«ly on Hi*
alr*liii*r and tarrlnd II lo tli* n*ur*at
ft rat aid itoal. wh*r« Hi" doftnr took
mi ofllt'lal r*«ord of Pol*'a nam*, nuiii-
bar. rank ami ragtmant frttui fala fafa n
III* dlak. I lila lo ha uaad In Ilia ('« •
naliy data and notlBratloo lo lila
family
W" l«*fl I'air lh*ra, lull II lirok* our
li*ai' a lo do no. 'Ilia tlnotnr InfortiMnl
ua lltnl W* oouUI liury lilm llm n**t
in->t 11111k That nflt'rntMiu rtv* of ilia
Iniv • of our a*rtloo, inyaflf lnrludi*it.
wint tu tfa* IIUI* rulnod vlllau* Iii th*
ri.ar ami from lha dwrlfd INnlnta of
tli* I renrfa rhnli'au* giilli*r«Hl icntaa
ami Hnw*ra. I'mm tli*a«> wa innd* a
Wrvl'lti
Willi* I In l"iya w*ra liuiklnK Ihla
WraiUlt. I nut MIltltT u aliol ainrr*d
apiti* tr** and mrv*i1 out Ilia follow
tun v*m*a on a Mill* wiatdnn alil*ld
wlifa Ii wa tiHlli'd on I'flr'a roaa,
"Trim In lila (IimI, trna In llrltaln,
lam.a lila duly iii Ilia l«al
jnai linn iii.m nam* In ti* Wiltlan
On Hi" I (nil of Honor of faatnaa iwaaad
To gat to tl
|i«aa tbroorh lb* llttla
vlllaga, «rhar« troupa
to and fro.
Aa tha fuoaral prvt-Ml'm j«iaa4-d
thaaa lr>i<i|M >am* to th* "altrtitlon"
and amartly aal«i*d tha d*ad.
Poor I'ata waa rarrlvlug tha wily aa-
luta a prlvata la aotltl*d to "aoui*-
wh*ra Iii KraiM'*."
Mow and again a fa*ll from th* Oar-
man llnaa would g«i ^blatlllig o**r th*
villag* to hurat In our artillery llnaa
In tha raar.
wtl.-n w* raarliad tl a rafnatary w*
lialt*d In front of an opari grav*. and
laid tfa* atr*t< li*r l * lda It. KormlnK *r"
a hollow a<|uara around Hi* ofatiliiK of
th* grav*. tfa* ''tiaplaln r*ad the burlul
aarvl'-a.
(i*rmnii ina'-hlna-gun faullata w*r*
"rrarklng" In th* air above ua. but
Hat* didn't mind, and n*11 bar did w*
WIm-ii th* body wua |ow*rad Into th*
grav* th* llag having lt**n r*inov*d.
wa rl|i'k*d our h**la togatbar and
<-om* to III* aaluta.
I laft li*fore tha grava waa flllatl In.
I 1-oul'l not Ii*ur lo ** th* dirt thrown
on tli* blaiikat-rovar*d fa** of my com-
rad*. 'Hi tha w*at*rn front tbarfc ara
no ruRliia, and you ara lurky to g*t a
blank*! lo |ir«it*<-t you from tha wat
and Ilia worina. H*v*ml of tha *«••
Hon alny*d nml d«'«oral*d the grava
with whit* atoiiva.
Thai night. In th* light of a lontdy
ramll* In th* marhlna gunoar'a dugout
of th* front-Una'tr*n«h I wrota two
Mtm. Una to l**t*'a mothar, th«
otli*r to lila aw*etfa*art. Whll* doing
till a I ,-tiraad tha I'ruaalnn war god
wlih nil my hatirl, and I think that HL
l'*t*r noii-il an in*.
Th* ma chin • gunnara In th« dugout
w*r« laughing and Joking. To th*in
|**ta wua unknowu. I'ralty ao«in. In Hi*
warmth of th*lr m*rrlni*iit. my hiu*a
dlanp|t*ar*d. Olio aoou forgata OD III*
wi-atarn front.
-Tha Oay Wark-
I waa fa at laartutig that tbara 1 a
riytilar routloa al>"U( tha w^rk of tha
tra,.- l>*a although It U t*<Uy VW+ «t
j tl**a by tha (VruitM.
J Tha raal work la tha Bra traarh
njoimanwi at «(it 4</wii. Tommy la
Ilka a burglar, h* worka at night.
Juki aa It latlna to gat dark tha
word "ataod to" la paaaad fr'rfu trav-
ar * to trav*r a. and tha roan gat buay
Tb* Brat r*Jlaf. ,ooal«'irir of two m*n
to a travara*. mount the Bra aiep. on*
man looking ov*r tlie top, wblla tba
o'har alia at bla fa*t. raady to carry
maaaag** or to Inform th* plstooo offi
r*r ,/f any rapfirt mad* by th* aatitry
aa lo lila <,'.**rvatl'.iia la No Mill''
I. rid. The aantry la not allowad to
"• r. :a* bla at«-fa tor a aat-md. If ha Ii
bad to riaailooad from th* traoab or aaked
LAUGH AND PLAY
IFCOHSTIPATEO
LOOK, MOTHER! 18 TONOUt
COATED, bREATH FEVERISH
AND STOMACH SOUR!
•CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIOIP
CANT HARM TENDER STOM-
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.
A laxative today naves a tick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty their
Tit* flam*-throw*r fa
■ - i !•!.**I*«1 ' ■ 'li* Hun'* luat for davaatatlon. Howavar It haa only added to the horror* of bowels, which become clogged up with
•. . , - i. . I .... R ,.P<.l,4/>tr>r aa A_ .l..M 4aK atumsrh
war without balog partn ularly effa. five In either direct attack or defense. The photograph ahowa a fluine-projector
l.*ing ii"-,) in a trail' fa H*low «r* myii two of the huge French guns mounted on railway trucks In position to guard
_ t bla orders, h* r*| Uas without turning |t,ft ,,f tj14. Komme agalnat the advapcingGermana.
Iiurrylnc i around or taking bis ay* from tlw *i r
I puiiae of dirt In front of blin. Tha re
uialnder of th* or«upenta of his trav-
era* rttb*r sit 'Mi th* Br* atep. with
bayonets fli*d r*ady for any erner
gi ii -y. or If l«<-ky. and a dugout bap
p*ns to b<- In the near vicinity of Hie
travara*, and If lha night I* quiet. th*y
1.M- jn rinltte,! V) go to aame and try
and anut' h a faw wlnka of aleep. Uttle
al.-.-plug la done; gejiarally the men sit
around, amoklng faga and s**lng who
Hill tall th* lilggaat lle. Home of them.
|.-rhu|Mi with th*lr f**t In wat*r would
Iioiii* ayi(i|iathlxlng with th*
JUST AS ITS SHELL LEFT FOR THE GERMAN LINES
I In llialr «toil anahrliiad
Una lit" "f eternal r«al
una rli*|>l*r In I iialainl'i
■r anna doing Ifaalr baal
In |lu
alory
Kit
«at yon aolillar. mat* ao (ma,
Nnvsr fnrgnltan lay ua tieln*
lliai wa nra tlilnklna nf ynu,
Kim tu our real wa ara falitilan tn go
Nell morning lha whole aet-tlon want
nver to any good fay to IVIe, and laid
III in away to real.
After each one liinl a look at tha face
nf the dead, a corporal of th* It A
M IV a*wed up Ilia rcmalna In * hlan
lift Than plaalng two haiivy ro| ,<a
acroaa the at ret cher tin he (i*<hI Iii low
eitllg the faiHly Into tha grave), wa lift
ed IVIe onto tlie Btietrher. anil rev-
erently covaretl lilm with a large union
Jack tli" he luul died for
Tlie chaplain lad llie way. then came
the ofltaara of the aeetlon, followed fay
two of the men carrying a wreath, tin
■iiadlalaly after i-ailie janir Pate on the
flag draped alrwlcher, anrrled liy tour
aoltllei a I waa one of the four lle-
hlnd ihe atretrher, lu column of foura,
caniit (he raiualudar of the aectfam.
CHAPTER IX.
Sulelda Annas.
I wna In my llrat dugout and looked
around <urlnu«ly. Orer tlie door of
an me waa n IIHIe algn reading "Ktll-
,-lde Aline*." One of tha boys told
me that Mils particular front trenrh
WHS railed "Hulcldo Ditch." l-nler on
I learned thai machlna gunnara and
lionthera are known as the "Hulclde
('lllll "
That dugout was muddy. The man
slept In tiiuil, washed In mud. nte mini,
nml dreamed mud. I hnd never before
realised Hint ao much dlaroinfort and
mlaary could be contained In thnaa
three little letters, M I! I>. The floor
nf the dtlgnul was an Inch deep In
water. < Inlaid* It was raln'ng rata and
doya nml thin rivulets were trickling
down the steps. Krom the air shaft
Immediately altove me came a drip,
drip, ilrlp. Hulrlde Atinei waa a hole
eight feet Wide, ten feet long mid all
feet high. Il was about twenty feel
lieliiw I he lire trench; nl least there
were twenty slepa landing down to It.
These aleps ware cut Into tha enrth.
but al that time were muddy nnd slip
|n>r> A nuiii bad to be very eiireful
nr alae he Would "shoot the ahiltea."
The air wua foul, and you coulil '"oi
ilia amoko from Tommy's fsga with n
knife. Il wna cold. The walla and
roof were supported with heavy square-
cut ti tube i while the antrauce was
atrengthened with satnlliaga. Nails had
been driven Into tin timber* till
each mill hung a miscellaneous assort-
ment of equipment. The lighting sr-
raugetueuls were aupcrb—one candle
In a reflector made from an ammuni-
tion tin. My teetli were chattering
from the atild, and the drip from the
nlrahsft did not help mailers much.
While I was aiding bemoniilng my
fate und wishing for the flrealde al
home, the fellow nest to me, who wna
willing a letter, looked up aud Inno-
cently naked, "May. Yank, how do you
spell •conltagrstlon'T"
I looked at linn In contempt aud an-
swered thiil I did not know.
From the ilnrkneaa In one of the cor-
ners mine a thin, piping voice alngtiig
one of the |a>pulnr trench ditties en-
titled :
I's-a (tu your Troubles m your nut Kll
I'Its Slut Hollis. Kinil*. aoi.lt.
Kvery now and then the alnger
would atop lu cough, cough, cough, btit
It w a a s good Illustration of Tomiuy'i
cheerfalness under auch condinolia.
SiaBS
waste, liver gets sluggish, stomach
■oar.
Look at the tongue, mother: If
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has sore
throat or any other children's ail-
ment, give a teaspoonful of "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Figs," then don't
worry, because It is perfectly harm-
less, and In a few hours all this con-
stipation poison, sour bile and fer-
menting waste will gently move out of
the bowels, and you have a well, play-
ful child again. A thorough "inside
cleansing" Is oftlmes all that Is neces-
sary. It should be the first treatment
given In any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of "Cal-
ifornia Syrup of Figs," which has
full directions for babies, children of
all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and see that It Is made by the "Cali-
fornia Fig Syrup Company."—Adr.
Force of Habit.
Page Boy—Your wife wishes to
•peak to you on the telephone, sir.
Bon Vlvant—Goo' Lor'! Fetch me a
clove, boy—quick 1—Boston Transcript.
NO MALARIA—NO CHILLS.
"Plantation" Chill Tonic is guaranteed
lo driva away Chills and Fever or yon*
money refunded. Price 50c—Adv.
The Right Kind.
"What kind of a coach did you get
for your examinations?"
"An old college hack."
This remarkable action picture ahows one of the moat powerful French guns, operating from a railroad truck
just at ti ion it-lit that the shell left for the German lines. The gunners and the men watching have stuffed their
Angers Into their ears to protect them from the great noise of the explosion, slthough their esrs have beau already
plugged to prevent Injury from the concussion.
It is a great world, and It would be
childish to expect to have everything
in It to suit ourselves.
Good people w-ho fall to die young
usually die poor
NEW GUN TO REVOLUTIONIZE WARFARE
MUNROE A LOAN BOOSTER
Lswis Gun In Action.
"governor" because he wna laid up
with 11 cold, contracted liy getting hia
feet wet on his way to work In Wool-
wich araenul. If a man aliould manage
to tlo .e off, likely na not he would wake
with a start aa the clammy, cold feet
of a rnt passed over Ills face, or the
next relief stepped on his stomach
while stumbling on their way to relieve
tlie sentries lu the trench.
Juat try to alcap with a belt full of
ammunition around you, your rifle bolt
lilting Into your ribs. Intranching tool
handle slicking luto the small of your
back, wllh a tin hat for a pillow and
feeling vary dump und cold, with
"rootles" boring for oil Iii your srm-
plts, the ulr foul from the stench of
grimy human bodies und smoke from a
Juicy pipe being whiffed Into your nos-
trils, then yuu will not wonder why
Tommy occasionally takes a turn In
the trench for a rest.
Wltllti In a front-line trench orders
forbid Tommy from removing his
boots, puttees, clothing or equipment.
The lies" take advantage of this
onler aud mobilise their forces, and
Tommy swears vengeance on theiu and
mutters to himself, "Just wait until I
till rest billets and iiiu iihlc lo get my
own back."
Juat before daylight the men "turn
to" aud tumble out of the dugouts, man
tba Arc atep until It gets light, or the
welcome order "stand down" is given.
Sometimes before "stand dowu" la or-
dered. the command "flve rounds rap-
Id" Is passed along the trench. This j
means that each man must rest his ^ j, whll, „ t,, be the greatest death-dealing war weapon yet
rifle on the top and lire na rapidly aa ,tv(Mj Mll(1 inventor. Levi W. Lombard ol Boston. The machine gun.
IMisslhle Ave shots aimed toward the ,nmr|| called the centrifugal gun. has s maximum firing power of IW.OOO
German trenches, nnd then duck (with 1 |„,r minute The ammunition Is fed In n cuplike attachment at the left,
the emphasis on tha "duck"). There la j >|)tJ r|M,ltwj through the alot Just to the right of the top of the receiver. The
n greut rivalry between the opposing Bll,| |t u claimed It haa been proven practicable.
forces to get their rapid tire all off
Ar*t, because the early bird. In this In- ' n-"-rj —— lil"irr""
stance, catches the worm sort of gets Coconut Mscsroona.
Una and half clips shredded co-
llie Jump on thaVlher fallow, cntching
lit in unawares.
Empey goes "over the top" for
th* first time and has a hand
to hand fight with a giant Prus-
sian. In th* next installment h*
tails th* story of this thrilling
charg*.
(TU BIS CONTINUED.)
' couut. one half |aiund powdered sugar,
whiles of five eggs. Beat the egg
whites until stiff and very-dry. fold In
I carefully Hie powdered sugar nnd tha
eim'oii 111 Mix \ery Uglily. l rop by
tiled paper : l'"k«> In a
I slow ox eli '.ti minutes, lake out of oven
when u golden brown and. when cold,
the Hidersldo of the papA* so
1 In, 1 the murcarooM may easily be
removed.
Bull Associations Valuable.
Hull aasoclstlona should fie h potent
factor In the control of contagious dis-
eases, sccor\llng to the annual report
of the bureau of animal Industry. Unit-
ed States department of agriculture,
line nf tlyk associations, of which on
June 3D, there were .Id actively operat-
ing In 17 aistea, has dlscsrtled all cattle
that reacted to the tuberculin test,
while other associations have been suc-
cessful In svoldlng contagious and In-
fectious diseases of all kluds.
Jack Munroe, who gained fame as a
prlxe lighter when he challenged Jef-
fries for the heavyweight champion-
ship of the world, only to be beaten
when the bout was staged. Is now In
the t'nlted States helping boost th«
Liberty loan. He has been fighting
over there with the British army and
Is now n commissioned officer. Ills
right arm was wounded In battle and
he still carries It in t>. sling.
Had To Quit Work
Gm Up Hope of Recovery, Bit
Dots's Restored His Health.
Has Been Well Since.
J. B. Ragless. carpenter, 210 W. 80th
St., Chicago, 111., aaya: "My back gava
out completely snd I had to quit work.
I could hardly endure the pain in my
back snd nighta I tossed and turned,
aleep. Often in the morn-
ing my back was ss
stiff ss s board, so that
I couldn't stoop to dress
myself. When I did
manage to bend over,
everything before me
turned black. My head
■aeraed to be whirling
and sometime* I wsa ao
dizzy I hsd to graap
something to keep from
falling.
"The kidney u
tion* were irregular in
getting me up at night and
th* pasaagea burned cruelly. I loat my
appetite, waa weak and liatleaa and
went down twenty-five pounds
weight. When 1 had almost given up
hope, Doan't Kidney Pill* cured me.
Soon after, I paesed an examination
for life insurance and I'm glad to aay
my cur* haa lasted."
Sworn to before me,
GEO. W. DEMPSTER, Votary Public.
Cat Daaa'a al Anr Stare. 60c a Baa
DOAN'S "ViViV
FOSTER MILBURN CO, BUFFALO. N. Y.
Birds and Boats.
In connection with the difficulty As-
sistant Secretary of the Navy Roose-
velt Is ex|M rleuclng In providing ap-
propriate names for the new flotillas
of mine sweepers It Is recorded that
011 oue occasion It was suggested to
the admiralty that one of the heavy
cruisers should be honored with the
name of the grest admiral Drake of
the British navy. After waiting a
long time this admirer of thu splen-
did sailor received a reply from the
admiralty gravely stating thst It was
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Seger, Neatha H. The Geary Times (Geary, Okla.), Vol. 5, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 18, 1918, newspaper, April 18, 1918; Geary, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc184998/m1/4/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.