El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-22
HUNGER STRIKE
NOT POPULAR At
THE ARMY CAMPS
Uncle Sans Boys Supplied
With Good Food and Good
Cooks to Cook It.

that Uncle Sans fighting men IL - ~ =
IuleCA' Deans and bread. an that
would be necessary in order 70 a.
this Illusion and. AT the 60 80
wrap themselves around as yybo1sso--o
and wei cooked meal as co77I[ -
bought in any lobster palace in ~
country. would be to visit battery r
6th Iie-d ARTILLERY. about chow time am.
old day at Fort Bliss. Not mt - -
3 has any better fodder than the ofbar
DoAs OF the border patrol brrf rhay- arc.
entered IS eAhlblt a in the defence OF
the army cook and his connections.
sunday dinner is some s0uara food
for the battery bows, as vvIrDess ~
following; Vegetable soun with real
vegetables and considerable SOM !.
rcsst pig Ia more: peas in cream: .
Datler cake broth gravy; assorted ices:
maShed muTphles: Stcwed corn. bread.
butter, ana lemonade with regular lem
ous- But sunday is not the only dav
that the battery bunch put on the nose
haE- A sample menu for three days. II
SET 10 music would sound like this:
Ionuay-Breekfast Hot biscuits and
butter, liver and bacon. French baIyed
potatoes, coffee.
Dinner: Cottage steak, mashed po-
tatoes' cream peas, peach rolls and ice
Supper: Beef pot pie. fried potatoes.
stewed prunes. cake and ice tea
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pork chops
fried spuds. hot biscuits. butter and
mashed spuds. chocolate pudding.
bread, butter and lemonade.
supper Hamburger, French fried
bread. butter and lemonade.
nesday-Breakfast: Corn flakes
and milk. steak and onions. baked
spuds, bread, butter and coffee
Dinner Baked beans. sliced pickles
and onions, boiled spuds, cottage pud-
ding and ice tea
supper: Boiled beef fried spuds
corn bread, butter and lemonade
battery B does other things besides
eat II Is always at work perfectfng
It's drills. practicinE the gunner's man
ual and doing the routine drills Of the
regiment A test was made recently
and II was shown that battery r could
be I'm their tents asleep when the caU
TO arms came could harness their field
pieces, with full pack and in marching
order. within eight minutes Battery
A has received new horses, a carload
Of them, and 80 Of them have been
assigned TO this battery TO replace the
mounts which the battery BOYS rode in
the Army day parade.
Gen. John J. PershinE and staff made
an inspection Of the artillery camp re-
Gently and the reports from headQuar-
ters are that the camp and equipment
were found in excellent condition Both
batteries, A and B have received their
llelu equipment from Fort Riley. kas.
Battery 3 has received its cots from
Fort Riley and is no longer sleeping on
the ground All Of batteries a, B and
c. Of the 9Th made a recent practice /
march OF 20 miles I'm four hours This
march will be repeated each week TO J
accustom the horses and men 10 the /
climate and altitude
Personal Notes.
Quartermasrer sergeant John Arnold, /
OF battery A. 6th artillery, has been /
discharged and reenlisted-
Private Harry Hofer. of battery A. is /
in the post hospital with an injured /
thumb.
Private Gust. OF the same battery.
was accidentally injured recently while /
he was cleaning a gun in his tent He 4
is in the post hospital His injury Is I
not serious.
Privates Reynolds Doan, Vsnerson /
and Donaldson. all of battery A, have 4
been promoted TO be corporals.
Private Latt, Of battery B. OF the 4
9Th artillery, has been honorary dis I
charged and given an excellent char /
acter letter He was recommended es-
pecialy for personal conduct and I
horsemanshiD and has re-enlisted with /
the recommendation Of his top sergeant |