Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-03
ex-south African Canadian.

an cS-Soutb African C,n,,,i,,,
Some of our boys ,rr ai,,r.,,,
trench oycr wonder" IA. s,Io "Ti In, y.
YOU to look NJ ,.m..
Tho bows seemed To avcr,-c /, s,,,
10 inches with ;hirtyscvch iprh ,h,.t
The SOIL was unncronrod,,inr ,h,Ii,
what ar, vour. | asked of ,hr t-st
p!cknN
private.
yves. In. before that
"NI,Gii Cuniycrsitv unJ.rsto,.,
TAP"
"Nud that hoy with The shovel"
"ouoon's. think NO ne r,r,nt,
Ana thus tn, cins.s in lp,,,i.,, ..snI.
superviSian a. :, corporal hnche,,, -
science vith /, mos, sci,u;i.,, i,irsns
They were vounr. ,hcv wcr n,,,,ti
rully ~. anG rheN wcrc m, truly th.us
ful tNut thov lived i'm th.s. bi~i, ,I,,s
S.,Ip..s .;i;e S,.rao,,tS ,,S.a
TO a,u&, themselves com:or;nbl, TN.
corps were dealing with au sorts Of
little domestic matters in IN, NM. nt
ARRANGEMENT. Tor baths which or,.
cyueli, needed an6 an apraratua for
dcpUpulatins shifts which ia rvcr,
more wanted, Hcatth,. Int urN,,shc,l
men are bound 20 tcvelon cer;a;,,
things In the head ana els.whcr,
which nj first disgust thcm hut ln;er
arr. accented rs mn uulovcly mart of
the game.
II world he quito a In, IS,-
houses ard suprrhe,1ch .;tca1,, ut,ircs
To deal with tho ;rouhl, rho huts
themselves stand on brick piers. from
one TO three feet above III, ground
The board floors ar, not r-ooyed or
tongucC!. so there is ample ventilation
dcccu. cooking ranges, and Gas and
tho men have ALREADY made them
selves all sorts Of HANDY little labor
saving gadgets. They would do this
IL 'heE "eEe IN me rehl desert.
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I'm tnreinfcd Detachment.
! left MC:;ili Queens and Toronto
still digging in their trench, which an
other UNDERGRADUATES mounted and
leading "A horse went out of his way
TO jump standing NV last GLIMPSE
was CT Il little detachment. with five
or six South African ribbons amonu
them, who were being looked over bv
an officer
No one thought il stran..A that they
should have embodied themselves and
crossed the salt seas INDEPENDENTLY rs
"So-and SOS Horse" ct is best to
travel with Il title these days) Once
arrived. they were not at all particular
except that they meant to ioin the
army and the lonely batch was stating
its qualifications as engineers
They get over any way and every
way" said my COMPANION. "Swimmiu...
believe"
but who was the So-and-So tina;
they were cnristencd after [ asked
IL guess he was the man who
financed 'em or grub-staked 'cm Will,
they were waiting He may be one
of 'cU In that crowd now: or lie may
he a provincial -liapnntc nt homo pct