The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-05
PAPERS PUBLISHED
AT BRITISH FRONT
Canadians Foremost in This,
Almost Every regiment
Having Its Journal.
REFLECT HIGH SPIRITS
Social co,,e,,oNdeses 20 Tns Sux.

the spirit which aninates the soldiers
Of the British Empire while lighting
In the trenches could be found than
the contents of the various "trench
journals These journals are two ~r
four sheet papers issued with a. ereat
regularity as possible and containing
nothing hut original contributions from
the men who aIe on the fighting line.
The Canadians arc foremost In the
custom Of issuing trench Journals and
almost every regiment has one or sev.
eral OF these publications. copies OF
which are now being carefully collected
and Aied In the British Museum-some
printed, some typed. others simply writ
ten by hand. and the titles are inter-
cst!ng.
The S%enrchHoht. strdfe, Billet DouI.
Casper. Listening Post tof the seventh
Canadian Infantry, camp Magazine oof
the Naval Brigade informed at Gronin-
GEM. Dead Horse Corner Gd:ctfe. 0odt,
Salut poiiu, MLtu,e, iodine Chronicle.
southern cross and numerous war hospi-
tai gazc,tes. including that OF the Gen.
eral Hospital at Wandsworth. edited b.
Ward Muir, arc a few OF the papers
brought into existence by the war.
The Listening post. which is the organ
OF the seventh Canadian Infantry. prints
on It's front page the following note:
Gems From the Trenches.
The Listening Post 10 a special paper
printed for particular people, and 10
written on the firing line Gas a matter
Of fact some OF our material mas oeen
los, through the caprice OF a German
SHELLY, while it is printed In a little shop
well within the zore Of shell fire. In
-.- FEC. A~,~oQSod Gnynrrkr
that the building Mas been left standing
-perhaps our friends 1--WE guess notl
the Germans have not yet discovered
tina, this important and influential jour
nal is printed there
The following extracts are taken from
the latest edition OF the Listening POST
An EPITAPH.
pnn- oil b.. he lef; hts place
But Rili wont mind II some good chap
VII. follow up and al The gap.
Another sample OF verse in the LIS
tening Post.
THE sLACKER.
Live. there a man with soul so .maN
Who never heeds hts countrys AL,
who'd serve his nation not al. all,
stand Idly 10y ana watch her fal.'
Tbon ha-X. hear the cal! from the trenches
Eoh no Through the future dim
Scornihg the stacker with SOU so s!'n
shame w ~"
uoucymOOu PrOspects.
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N",:pna.. .nn m TurEsv' near Cons,an:l-
n,n,s ,wuich ~. in M n-.1. l. ~ present
holding splendid Government r~'s';l'n in
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.nnvw.btnv vsr, ,,nd q, chicken. V,-v m,.sl.
cal. Besides his Maxim gun ne can pay
- Jews harp hockey anl !nti.a,e a b"I.
s.an M '.nrWS " cre.k AMI mother
which We don't know the na'nc o., IS he
With his Ntx.m and ,hc GornIns ar. al
lacking Would Ne e" r,rTesnoni WIN
lady of means age managerial over = ana
under eol. Must be wing - tfa''' DIV
sea and land or perhaps o' ,"rd!t"'
rh J.., rl,oui, &c IN. organ -
No | canadian Field Ambulance. Its
own cub reporter t".ls tne ''''nwihs
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