davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
THEY SHALL NOT PASS
BY w. j. Eldridge

We gallant braves Of stricken France
Who saw the brutal hordes advance,
And valiant stood before Verdun
Defiant Of the murderous Hun;
WithstoOd him Ike a granite wall,
stood tin We saw him reel and fall,
Aud backward flung the surgng mass
They shall not pass! They shall not pass!
All France we catch thy spirit bold
The grit that true~born heroes hold,
This is no time for idle ease,
No time to argue terms Of peace;
One cannot reason with a brute;
The maniac will not heed your suit;
Fight on though Weaklings would
harass--
They shan not pass! They shall not pass
There's but one fist in pacifst--
His bent has got the German twist,
Wen use both fists and both our feet
TO make peace that Is complete;
No terms that spend for Huns success
Can end the war--he knows no less
Than shot and shell and flame and gas
They shall not nassi They shall not pass
Where Liberty has built her wall,
Where Freedom sounds her clarion call,
Where Freemen taste Democracy
Shall earth lapse back to slavery
No! DER her walls the challenge hurled
Shall shake the tyra nts Of the world
Uniting all mankind at last
They have not passed They have not
passed
From Philadelphia North American.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

The new arrivals to the Company
are First Lieut.. Kenzler now Command
ing the Company the men are very much
pleased because he is one of those Click
Officers that make the Company grow
every where
Corporal McCIung now on Special Duty
is wishing his best to be back with the
Company, The credit goes to him for
operating the Lewis, Victor and the newly
made Machine Gun Browning.
John II Hall was transferred during the
past week from Sixth Co, to the Dental
Department.
Cook Doucette received a hurry Tele-
gram from home that his father was very
low and wishes to see him lie Is ON a
seven day leave to Boston, Mass
Thomas Mitchell received Il Kiss from
IN old time friend actress at the Keith s
No V.orGeI he was out every uiwit for
Il we"i Tommy you bette" look at.
%hoso Iuc things may mean too i.u'h.
For tho first time Company Six and
It's Staff put up Pies for the boys in
addition to that we had Ice cream that
made US alamode. First Sergeant Solen-
Sky some years ago put Ibis over ON tho
OTpheum One Of bis friends who knows
him and saw him those days VIII say all
for the Sergt, playing on the same bill
many a time together
The Sergeant had touch OF govt; it
took him in the thumb. And when ii
Sorely put him out he SWOre and said.
"Oh' (mums the word)
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
Co. C, 3I8th M. C. Bn.
Items of Interest

The boys are working little harder
each day getting ready to kill the Kali
ser.
Lit. Riviere returned Wednesday from
his home at Athens, Ga, from the smile
he is wearing The girl must have talk
ed in the right way.
It was quite a pleasure to have Mr.,
Seldom Y, NJ c. A. Secretary at Camp
Jackson, with us for visit Friday. Mr..
Seldom is building Secretary at the Hut
which served this Battalion at Camp
Jackson.
Private NJ e. McGinnis returned Fri
day from his old home at Grouse, y. c..
He says "Oh boy" had the time of my
life,
First Sergeant Wunder came in Sunday
morning from a few days visit with Mrs.
Wunders people. Top says what he did
for the watermeons ard peaches was
enough sed"
Saturdays hike was great, and the
boys made fine showing with their fun
packs Huns had better look out when
this bunch gets after them.
Private Ballard is at the Base Hospital
with a sprained foot. Oh you machine
gun drill.
Several OF our boys are on special duty
at the machine gun training center, and
their smiling faces are missed on the
company street. Among the the boys
who are away this week are; Sergeants
Vann, and Beck, and Corporals Elsen-
hour and Evans.
Sergeant Major Wise returned Satur-
day from his home at Saluda. S. c. Jake
says the girls at saiuda are the finest
on earth.
Mch Bertorenen left Sunday for his
home at Charleston. S. c. Charleston
ians look out Something doing this
week
Private James IL McGinnis is at his
Old home In Lexington, N c. Jim viii
have something to tell when he gets back
to the company.
The boys are glad to welcome Private
C0vington back to the Company after
an absence OF three weeks
Several ladies' visited the Camp Sunday
and made life more pleasant for a few
hours Here's hoping they come back
often" A. II. c.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
HITS FROM
HEADQUARTERS

Why are the boys of the Headquarters
Company full of pep?
The answer is simple: Capt Blantou.
From Revelle until Tattoo. he is al
ways on the job, giving his aid in making
the boys happy and cheerful Captain
Blanton is the last word in military
courtesy, dress and efficiency.
The captain also possesses a voice OF
no mean ability and knows all the latest
popular and patriotic selections.
Lieut.. Garrett rendered beautiful
Katie" in a little gathering the other
night, and so impressed the boys that all
you hear now in the company street is,
Beautiful Katie at the Kitchen Door"
At that the lieutenant outciasses many a
stage star as singer With the aid OF
Capt. Blanton, assisted by Lieut. Car
rett and the headquarters band the boys
in this company should not lack for IN
terestipg amusements and concerts.
Captain Blanton conferred honors upon
the following this week. who were pro-
noted respectively:
Corporal Clay promoted to supply SER
geant; Private Rounds promoted to mess
sergeant; Wagner Lucas promoted 70
stable sergeant; Private Hay promoted
to corporal.
An Of these men are popular and de-
serving of their new honors, and were
extended the best wishes OF their com
The baseball team again showed their
supremacy. beating the NJ, p IS with much
delight. The NJ. P.s played as they We're
doing riot duty in one part of the game
they felled Private Hack with pretty
heavy bat. but to no advantage. They
now are wise to the fact that il takes
more than an ordinary bat to Kill the
winning streak Of the headquarters team.
Keep 1t up, boys. we are all proud OF YOU
Louis Loeb. the information bureau OF
the personnel office has taken to horse
back riding He tried to break in a
BYoncho with fair results, although he
was last seen shouting get a camera,
get camera Why the rush, Louis The
horse wouldn't kuOwSthe face, and IL may
be lucky for you that he does nor
stu being accustomed to give out In
formation has its drawbacks especially
during mess Ask Dad, he knows.
Louis Loeb. the Sage Brush Piholoso-
pher, answered to the name Of Patrick
oBrien when signing the payroll the
have assigned his pay to Louis, who
knows?
sergeat Adams is trying out new inno-
shelves Good for the sergeant What
next?
viii somebody please help our good
sergeant out with a new coat he les de
serving Of bigger one You can't meas
IRE fellows ability by his wa 81 line
The boys are strong for the sergeant and
he strives to please. Good luck and our
best compliments to you, sergeant
Captain Blapton instructed some Of the
boys In baynnet practice the uth~r night
and was n worth while sight It's good
bye to the Huns if The boy ever get over
there.
Three cheers for the compauy's off
GERS, every one Is mans man.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
A Letter. From Company e,
Supply School, ora. q. C.
snookums to Hortense

and don't want to. Wrote Jack West
about our having Aparejas here and he
replied that they never smoked them IN
the. Navy, preferring FatiInas OF Pail
Malls.
we had muster today. The Army is
like Scotch plaids all kinds Of checks, We
also heard an order on the Salute, When
first came here ! tried to give the high
nander OF the guard misunderstood. He
SAID, put down your hand. Get the
name Of that man." So x. OF p. be-
came X. p. for three days. During that
time | was chopping wood Eet, at the
end of the day l felt like Rockefeller
had made my pile.
Day follows day without you; but when
we have ice cream at mess the seconds
was 10 Augusta wednesday. They
are conserving the ice supply--need 1t for
the Georgia peaches, Didn't see many,
however.
The NJ Pts are supposed to be polic-
ing the town, yet ! saw half dozen
cigarette butts on Broad Street. Would
have seen more but military man
keeps his eyes off the ground.
! like to watch the railroad trains rush
by camp. But II makes me homesick for
dear old Pittsburgh Most of the car
windows are open. That's why some cars
are marked "coored passengers" Other
wise one wouldn't know the difference.
There was q bad storm the other night.
The wind was blowing hard and we had
only one guy rope and fastening. You see
we had a great deal at stake-and a
small stake. too. There was a hole In
the top and the rain was falling in
faster than Company II at Revila,
/ don't know how long wen be here.
l haven't paper enough to tell you of
some Of the places we are to go, This
company is Ike salvation Army set-
tlemeut-there are SO many rooiners.
Well, I'll soon be in the midst of the
shells and bullets. And some day you'll
IF no
not Hamburg). When we get there the
c. o. viii say to the Germs, give way
to the right"
And now I'll close in at the end Of the
line.
Ever thine Of the EFFICIENCY SQUAD
CRInOICTTNTG
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
Rapid Fire From Co. A,
3T8th M. c. Bn.
CAPTAIN H G. Thompson has returned
from his home at Knoxville, Tenn.

Captain H G. Thompson has returned
from his home at Knoxville, Tenn.
Lieutenant Porter Williams has return
ed from his home at Charleston S, c.
Lieutenant l.. f. Rucker is away on
pass this week.
Lieutenants Beck and Tate are on the
job as usual
The Company Commander of Co. A, is
complaining that B. Cos Officers are
utilizing his Its in working out their
time explaining that a r. O, behind a hill
from G, p could not be seen.
Private John / johnson explaining
mounting of tripod: Catch up as near
the front as information will allow"
President Wilson has one enthusiastic
supporter in planning for after war &C
tivities, Sergeant Early has already point
ed out location to prepare for garage"
Corporal c. II. King has completed his
course is Physical Training under Eng
fish Officers, and has been giving us
"ips firm the last few mornings.
Corporal A. J Gullick is on pass visit
ing his home at Gastonia. N, c. lie left
Immediately after muster wearing a
leave. Watts up Dutch?
BQgler N Orm0n T.. NlckS Is IN Augusta
almost every morning, but the wise old
owl is the sim bird,
First Sergeant Charles H. Dennison he
heves in David Crocketts PLAN: BE
sure you are right and 60 ahead"
For information on Physical training
see Private r, A. Dixon,
Private Tile II. Bible fears Sea Sick
ness. therefore he rides the Augusta
street cars nearly every night. Prepared
ness.
Corporal l.. f. Crenshaw's smile while
at Camp Jackson was only a "Speck'
as compared with the smile he has
been exhibiting here the past week
When we were small we threw rocks
at the chickens and got stripes for it
and were called naughty boys, Corporal
Andrews and Mardis received more
stripes and we calPem Sergeants.
Sergeant Walter A. schweizer is very
proud Of his state, Georgia and says
there Is no other state that viii com
pare with il. He also does not answer to
the name Swiss anymore. We thought
that Mike" the mess hail mascot was
a loyal American dog but we have
grown suspicious, for Mike hasn't been
seen since the Sergeant became a citizen
Of Georgia. Probably Mike is looking for
the Mole that the Sergeant lost
SQUASH RIGHT--M ARSH.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
PICKS FROM PROV. co. 2,
SECOND PROV. RECT

The "singlng Second" promises to lead
the battalion in q vocal wny. at least
iast tgaei, viitb iots ~ nos, an, ,ocii..
ing as a result '0' '''
Wells has added The foIloyUi,,f, coptrj-
bHoIg % ~ tne ~ tu hI % arc we po"h-
HeSI gu 49, w.. ". w..
a. w" NV wv "i ls',i teu eS- e. ieS'
W l,et RI aH a,,S iestz ~ tal'
fNt,s sor%oants ky, St'!stS tDu,' ,,..o,
G,uly ~ sGdllS HaE9 ~ III lneIi power
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
FUNNIES FROM FIFTH H. M.
0. R. S.


To obtain passes to visit Augusta, our
ton sergeant asks these questions:
lIAe.---y4oll know vonr general ordereP
How many steps into our mess hall?
How many tents in this entire camp?
What's the color Of Wheless r. K. sta
ton?
DO you know the captains name?
Remember, sergeant, we're not all
rockies,
Famous commands Of the 5th Heavy
Attention. at east, attention, at ease,
etc,
Acting Corporal Brown was fed hard
tack for the first time since he has en-
listed. Keep up the good meals, Sergt,
Hanson.
Our lemonade can't be beat since lem
ons went up.
Private Vcella was promoted into the
awkward squad You viii not be lone
some, Joe.
Third Lieut.. Ambrecht is now *. r.
chaser. Hope you make many friends,
NUE. CED
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
R~:khofz Ern., fbe
18th M. G. Co.

Now that many Of US have got our
first glimpse Of a Machine Gun and
played around them, there is a feeling
that the Hun won't have a chance once
we get into action.
Private Elder was heard to say that
he $ eeing TO Grit smoking
The Twelfth ls well represented in the
band, The company has given four mem-
bers.
Private willie" Harrer sure is there
when it comes to military courtesy.
Corporal Worth and Bodean showed
that they know something Whist they did
at mess SUNDAY night
Now that we have our ponchos who
cares how much i SHOWS.
The Ska" Squad viii give lessons in
English every evening this week. Every
one welcome.
Private Hobson one Hula Hula dancer.
especially when he is wearing the
"Kimona."
Private Fat" IIich is the black sheep
Df the 18th, Co. for he stays out until
taps every night. He says it is bust
ness, but no one Is sure as he leaves
the company street with smile.
win Private Fry tell us the name OF
the tonic he takes before each meal.
Famous saying Of Famous men: wo wiz
volunteer for K 7. today?
LIES mysteries-The rush for a chance
at K p.
Patronize Our Advertisers.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

Dearest Hortense,
thank you very much for the um-
brella and sweater which you SO kindly
sent They viii always remind me Of
my dear sweetheart.
l am surprised that you took the ord
nance insiEs.a for a pineapple. However
it is like the fruit---looks hard from the
outside but is great when you get into
corps Is in the city Hall
I've been very busy being on the Gene
terry Squad, one Of The most efficient de-
psrtments of our efficient company. We
were policing the street. business was
picking up,
Sergeant Burroughs came around
every three minutes saying, Come on,
men, make a good Job. The faster you
work the sooner you get through this
job" We hurried on and finished the
street. Then he gave us work on the
bath house and everything else in sight,
Wen, somebody has to be the goat,
That's why they have a Butts Box"
outside the Orderly tent.
While working I heard the top serg-
cant with the returning company: Pick
up the time down there, wonder how
he know dropped that wrist watch
We 1--we in very military atmosphere.
Even the wrist watches are marking
time. And our dental surgeon has much
experience drilling. Some Of the acting
corporals made such loud reports that
they We're transferred to the Machine
Gun School.
otherwse) by squads. Every morning we
right dress / am rising very rapidly in
the army. especially when l don't hear
the Reveille whistle on time. | am the
head private on the Mess Line. which
means I'm the thirty-ntnth in for Mess.
! have passed every All Arms exanina-
ton. And | know the a, q. O. and the
w. p. forms by the numbers. Am ran-
idly gaining in weight, inh9ling 10
ounces Of DUST a day
| am also ENJOYING the class work be-
ing busy in the Model Field Depot store
house. The light is fine and there are
no ventiating problems.
Am also learning about guns. The
Lewis Gun is magazine fed-like our
furnace during the coal famine. Can't
give Won any more military information
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
THIRD PROV. co. SECOND
PROV. RECT. NOTES

Cook Walter Mogensen Is keeping the
boys in his tent worrying about his where
abouts these fine summer evenings.
Every night after doIling up he Is seen
starting off west on the Wrightboro Road.
We are going to put Sluefoot Smith on
his trail and think we will have some
real good dope for the next.
The boys of the Third Company who
have been meeting with disappointment
one after another and have seen hopes
come and go have met with Good Luck at
last in the appointment Of Chas. Nesbt as
boast Of the Best and Most liked Mess
Sergeant along the line. Go after It
Charlie we are ali with you. and wish
you all the success in the world.
Edward Mason the wen known twlrler
from the windy city who was II black
smith in his spare time has changed his
vocation ana can be seen now rolling the
dough ana making the biscuits like Moth
or used to make.
SCRIBE.
Third Prov Co
Second Prov Regiment.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
MACHINE GUN FIRE AND ORDNANCE FLAN1ES
THROWN OUT AT THE BASE

w, t,., A,,....t---.,-----
of ba,;a tba, Si1u 7, lley say they dia
5entiait1 ,s ir,,,,s 10 t,;se eea!' put coiiti7
0-' 'e'e cut
,,antb bsine fbe r 10 az 10y fi may suis u
Iii Ho i,,4S IN. - - " w ll9OGI PEI T.
r,nre ',onni, for +i,,, IN 20 ieIu alrs
sbn,,id Sa SnrboS, -, ~, 81 ,TaNC ~ ny !, s
not touebed tbe es,,a1 ,,, Sos mi 'a r1I
ii5e 70 have birs s,',,'t W moG ~
nor d9ing SO n writing not later tnan
July on. Pg uolns so you WIZ 40 US d
81 cat i"Nol an" we can act accordingly
Soma neonla ar, ,,rgso,.,7 of ,,r,,,a
otaCIInt n ns,,sa tiTt 7,-I,t - - q 80 80
scan iataIv ,,-os t6o 80 ,,,n,,,s ~, ,,ii;Sh
y, n ,oeIgeant IllQtt asked US Il We
G 10Y ~ c''Snse " niH WIN ~ marked on IT,
All tii9 N"PPeHeu on tuo own INST
W. ora b,,i,,.- ID, t,r,i,,1. ,,t ~ ,,,,,,,ta
,,atting c,hirl, Bnrn,er ~ s,,,jia e
neIofe Io.Uu a. m, II 5ou nave any sug
best IONS Eenlie ioaoer we Wouiu ne Siao
10 heul VI same
,,ro,,.y,,.1 ,.,, ,,7atI0 -. ot.o,a +hn
cow" yVaSnnsIS,, A., - sii,bt in INV,
eeocai,,ac b,, a foli -, III ~ rie W.
tiie e,,,io,,s We. & tiI ma +bie is yood
news
Do, ,,,,l,o, t- .+nI +,I1,iro. about hi,
~ S,,i 3l f "a IS ] Wiz
=, III = P'nS ~ ste ,o ~
80, n,,, fn ~ frG 90 ~ IL ip tat
,ica a cantra7irt n,, aId,., ,,.a win o1loy1-
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
On the Go With
Headquarters
Co., M. G. T. c.

fer eA.enine mess the en-
tire company assembled and aided by
John Comes. The company's chief com
ct player, rendered selections both pop
ular and patriotic. Captain Blandon
aided by the lieutenant, aided the men
in their enjoyment.
Mess Sergeant Rounds is trying his
hardest to please and judging from the
variety at each mess his batting aver
age IL the Eats" league is about .sI5.
John Comes, the company's comet
player. is not only admired by the
Headquarters boys, but all the neigh
boring companies send a delegation to
each performance
Captain Blandon is setting the pace
in the morning exercise which the boys
are readily grasping. After watching
the captain go through the various
movements, it is easy to understand
how be preserves his youth and fine
health.
Top Sergeant Adams examined men
who applied for courtesy cards, and
manv were found eligible. Sergeant
Adams Is certainly born cross exam
&ner and the cunning way he asked
each applicant the y general orders
would make many a prosecuting attor-
Hey blush.
The Headquarters boys are full Of
pep" Watch them now that they
are set
Butch. wants to be sure he is march
.,n lis eet *. p" some sunny Sunday.
Heu about it boys2
Ten the merchants you saw it in
NFEasEA
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
HERE AND THERE WITH
COMPANY F SUPPLY SCHOOL


Acting corporal heIogs mas received ~ a
letter from Ray Bueii o. company
VINO lett mere some tuhe dBo WIN the
Raritan b4nch. ray tens o. FeaI non
est to gosh beds ana regular porceain
washhasns. not to speak OF hot and cold
running wafer. -o,,,. ACCT, WIN .o,,,
ana paved ROADS sang aust' III s ON,
Raritan rumor?
- -. r.,
some giFis seem 70 nave an avn VI
penchsnt 1qr Ted Rai[, ~ rs reported ha by by
personal IEtia5 81 me IVAN lIlhl ittu
/ Heckel ana carrot kyle are waging des-
perate battle Tor the hand OF me same
young lady BACK IN mat gear rem state.
ked mas heeIl u0Tn ia 'IG mum ~ dor .
week. one 5sl1 NEie a MY l ~ DoM "a
chocolates Don niaIne you req, veg veg
should pull that stuff on US.
,,-.. ,,,,.,
Unknown Young Lady to PF ,o WI w. /,
son. p3 rug up hefs lor sh lgw p"$ y,,5
postmafKed @JaRtlc Ivy, @ndIiIiah Wac
| burroughs mates ~ H ta.'itaaig 10 luIH
- - .o,.,-r a.. 49,
say. When you r. taS'ns inc coi >
poraFs place Ior qrl w n 5 gag fof ~, lo
hapPens 70 sep ouI ~, ~ tg,,,,o o o 1f So
Amt it grand ana glorious feeling!
- .,,....-,, 1,.,
Sergeant Henley 81 fiea9 lq 4as
won happy home with company MS
institution OF shaa2w oe&ing as par
Of our daily canstheinlcs has met WIN N
the BOYS pack a very eonsiderably wal
Top. We saw Sarge Parr SIP one over
that would have Jared the back-teeth
| II 4 s1nt1e idol ana thls dellcale Lu9ger
person has az me eaIInarRs ~ 4 w11Ttv
Men desiring % make MI az the Len
wood on Wednesday and Saturday nights
should borrow Cold full dress SUIT which
he has nicely naeked away IN ms bar
racks bag waiting for peace ttraes. 4
fetching in combination with the attire
furnished by our Uncle Samuel. Private
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

Sergeant Stanton who is d professor
of road sketching and has had "a long
experience in this capacity i'm the army
Is teaching the company every even
-ng in the mess RAIL from Z o'clock TO
6 O'Clock
Sergeant Whiting who has seen
many years of service i'm Honolulu is
assistant drill instructor of the com
Fany
The mail orderly has opened a new
postoffice for the use of the company
and has discovered that he has time to
drill with the company
Sergeant Moiselle has been promoted
70 supply sergeant He is very pro-
ficient in this line Of duty and is es-
pecially expert in handling the boot
and shoe department.
The First Squad is the most profile
lent squad in company. The men are
all feet 2 inches tail and have lately
acquired mustaches.
What is the reason for Corporal
Graham qualifying as company finan-
cier. Watch them roll corporal
Let's hope that Mess Sergeant An
derson r~A' soon have another oppor-
tunity to relate one of his famous sto-
ries. Set 'em up again Sergeant!
Sergeant Jacobs argues forcibly that
the Oregonian is by far the best news
paper in the United States.
All things being equal we know of
another paper that will compare cred
itaby.
Since when has setting up exercises
come under the heading Of supplies
issued?
Time will tell.
Sergeant Jack Berke arrived from
Camp Fremont, California a short time
ago, and has taken up his work at
once He is the only soldier on war
department recreation commission.
Cergeant Jack Berke has asked the
mothers Of the City Of Augusta TO give
the boys Of the camp home recreation
on Sundays.
Sergeant Jack Berke just received a
letter from his sweetheart and is the
happiest soldier in Camp Hancock.
FIRST CLASS SERGEANT MULE. q.
Ord. Dept.
Patronize Our Advertisers.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03
THE MAYOR OF E8cANAgA.

Private Harry Gingreck will be the
mayor Of Escanaba at end Of the war
and he firmly believes in a wide open
town-at least that is what the boys
all say. Hooray for Harry, we are all
with you. Harry is old but he has
young ideas. Harry is also vocal ar
fist and his faVorite song rs ::They Go
Wild, Simply Wild over Ne"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

Tell the merchants you saw It in
Trench and Camp.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

Tel the merchants you saw it in
FTsneh and Camp.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

We had a bite at the Wolves last We'd
nesday score 9 and 4. They say they did
not have their regular team but conf
dentially We know different
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-03

Company + has some men who could
make a good showing In such an event
and the other companies have their
share Of ex-college athletes
BEE SEAY KAY.