Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-17

place, and we wish to be known as the
fighting third. forging ahead by leaps
and bounds. We nav lead them all.
Like the old saying, Excel we must"
Excel we shall
Much credit mist be conceded to
Captain Uthoff and his very competent
Lieuts. Auhien, Chandler and Stem, for
their ceaseless and untiring efforts in
bringing the company up to the high
standard of efficiency that it is, in so
short time. 1t is the sincere wish of
every man in the company that he may
go over the top with them when the
time comes.
Wooden Head callahan" one Of the
company's men has smiled for the first
time since his arrival at Camp. Some
of the boys began to think that Paul
was an old time cigar store Indian
before we got the new mess sergeant
Hold your bean, Jaul j., and soften up.
Click Click! Click!
Our War Cry.
At the semi weekly boxing bouts the
fans are all 'ten-shup. When one Of
the Clicks of the third climb over the
ropes. Lou Levy, the company's pride
and favorite meets all Corners in his
class, always finishing strong and bear
ing same cid smile. Next
Eddy Vaughan the John McCor-
mick of the company, says that his
present Job, assistant cook, is far
easter than trying to teach the boys"
to sing 20, Where Is My Wandering
Voice" Very Good, Eddy.
O'Connels, famous Irish brigade Of
III. .Gtt
spaghetti every once in a while and
show some Of the other famous Hi
bernians" the difference between
squads east and west. o. says it's
easily done when Tony holds the pivot,
Three cheers for O. Patsy" John L.
says he is one Of the Corks Roman
Heroes.
1t seems to be race between phys
ical training. Instructor "Goidner" and
Acting Corporal Stanley nee Lipshit2
as to which one is going to be general
first.
GoIdner's radical and militaristic
ways may go asgnder when Staneys
conservatism gets to working. Home
rule for ireland.
Adv. Your last chance. free instrec-
lions,
M G. T. c., Bugle School,
Camp Hancock.
Little Memo" Please scan.
Parody on Lauder"
oh, but it's great to get up in the
morning,
It's a thing that we never dread.
-Four and five and six o'clock,
The camp life's never dead.
The stew it is 50 stewy
And the coffee is murlSy red.
oh, but it's great to get up In the
morning
If you don't happen to wake up dead.
r., Britisher.
Some Of the boys" are wondering
when "Andys" chest would go if he
should suck in his gut" once they are
raising them higher In Hawaii,
If some Of the boys fight as good as
they grumble when told to do a thing,
they are liable to be in Berlin July
4th, 1898; perhaps--jump to It, men;
it's up to pou. Let MS hear you click
Live up to our slogan. O. *,
EXTRA" From the latest bulletin
several X Prs are to be made this
coming week 80 it's rumored,
"MCCornliC lex Vaughan was intro
duclng a new one yesterday, That's
Why's We're Going over There by
Jack Greeley. 1t does like this:
We're going over to fight with General
Pershing,
We're going over to help out Uncle
Sam,
We're going over to get down in the
trenches
And fight for our dear old Yankee
Land.
We're going over to do the world a
And help to see that all is fair,
And with England and France.
Wen make the Kaiser dance,
That's why we're going over there,
Some Of you other companies have
a care and take notice, we are going to
click" some next week. Next
Ten -shun Lend us your ears you
other M. c. Companies. Speed 1t up
let us hear you fellows click" at least
once in a while. The race is on-are
yau read. Let's go.
THE SLOGAN:
Click" Click" Click"
And ft'g ours