The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01

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this roh get o 4" We'll We get
some pretty good ground swclls out
mere. j tell YOU. the best way IL lust
TO keep working and don't think ~
H. ooh. how I wish / cou.d have for.
soften h''D That the boss irc I
know"
Then Sage No. 2 would blow along
In the gloom, smoking q cigarette.
Amt feeling well. old hoy
Say. let me tell YOU the best thing
Tor that Is a . smoke. Ever try
IT Well. thatll suro fin YOU"
There was no argument there. I
FUZZY agreed with him that tubacco
would 'surc fix me
You would liked to have been with
me at the table below with the black
gang" These boys have q hard time
OF 1t. because many of them have 10
De below. keeping the engines going,
during nll their waking hours. and %
get mono of the excitement and inter-
est ~ watching COR the enemy. There
were mixed types to be found IN this
group. some were older men. ev-
porienced In ship lore who had knock
cd around n lot. But inost OF them
were quite young, in the twenties.
Their quarters are necessarily cramp-
ed and crowded. the folding hammock
hunks being on each side 81 the long
wooden tsblc where their meals sro
served. and the light afforded in this
hole is hardly suitable for reading.
Here n learns tu ask for the salt
cellar by IT'S natura, name-"Iight-
housc'-and to relish navy beans aud
canned bill" az course. there is "a
lot ~ Kicking about the food. but IL
seems 90 me 90 be pretty good. sub
stHntial elbow 49, the "robs" call
&c. We had "slumguliion" Cmclt
Stow. bread and coffee. ana Tor de-
scrt. fish eyes the highly descrip-
tive term given 10 tapioca pudding.
! heard several references as a. what
would be- ordered hy soma OF them
ut the y NJ g. \ restaurant on re-
turn.
Down with IN" "ulack-gaug" Il Wrs
the same MS when : ate with the 9th.
( or threo mosses. tho talk was largely
speculation as 10 our chances of sight
ing and sinking q C-hoat The sailors
are fun Of youth and pep" PLAY
cards and read the available papers
and magazines when off duty. Thcv
are facing extreme dangers every mo-
mcni ana vet ARE apparently oblivious
60 them an. The waters. through
which tho brave little vessel goes roll
! Hing and pitching tho guardian ~
craft several times her size are strewu
THICK with mines hy tho enemy. Hence
one is never sure when one of the
eggs the miuos are called has
a.. - ..a HA-t ..L. a.. ...m
face and is waiting Zoo blow one ~ tn
"Su.rIIe F1,ef"-aa the gohs cali their
hs,ts- into Kingdom come
Those on watch are advised Co keep
uu their uf'-prcecry"rs an the time.
Tho, az" we'll made slip on easily.
Similar Co "a jocE,t. $50 Mr. Cob rather
Ike "a" tcol 1t around him especially
through the long Night hours ont ON
d'ck 'u watch And 70 certain amount
Of warmth is gained from them.
Th. Officers aud tho men know
ruur uu.or tales Cu % previous triI
they had passed 20 rowHoat. dursnr "
storm. and wore just able 20 perceive
/ that Il had four men occupant
dead. ThCy were british sailors and
% looked l. though they had been
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