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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
THE SCHOOL.
FRANKLIN

CAsS SCHOOL, DISTRICT NO. 10 May s.
This is sureiy nice weather for the crops and
also for thecars. Thursday cleaned the
school yard. At noon we took our lunches
and went to the woods and spent the noon
hour fishing and picking flowers. In the after
noon we had school out of doors. The pu-
nils in this school have been busy knitting
hospital wash cloths and making comfort pill
lows for the soldiers. Every pupil is now
number of the Junior Red Cross. Martha
Peterson. who recently underwent an opera
ton at Charles City. Iowa, will be home IN
Two weeks Emma and Oliver Engen attend
ed the play. laundering Billy" given by the
GAYS Mills high school "Wednesday evening
Gustav Bolstad recently purchased fine new
horse Erick Erickson went today, TO get his
car at Rising Sun, where il has been for re.
pairs Oliver Engen is grabbing for viii
Nelson. =. Alma Solverson, who has been on
the sick list the last few weeks, is rapidly
improving q. Wednesday evening. the Commu-
nity Club gaze a reception in honor of Alfred
Fortney, who is among the boys to leave for
training camp The people of this commu-
nifty had the satisfaction Of striking blow
at Kaiser Bill when on Saturday evening,
April %, they raised $50 for the Red Cross,
through a basket social held at Toilet Hilibo's
THE. SCHOOL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
OBITUARY

At her hvrae al westby. May frat. Mrs.
BratIie, wife of the late Erick c. Bratlie.
died after two months of illness. She was
seventy-three years old. Her husband was
long a prominent farmer of Christiana town.
member of the county board. and for a
number of years postmaster at Westby. MIR.
and Mrs. Bratlie reared large family, who
will always have occasion to revere the blessed
name and deeds of their most respectful par
cnts. Mrs. Bratie's funeral vas largely at
tended in Westhy last Sunday, which was
conducted by her pastor. Rev. 5. o. Rondest-
'vedt.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08

Z p Flanagan All that part Of pc'i eel. SC
town II range lying Of Feeds creek al5
+ Flanagan ces town II range aiO
Mrs L Moore tract com rds 2 Il Of ne
cor Of lot blk orig plat W side Kckapoo
river running S 1870 fl 25 II 100 fl "
20 It to begin. IT NV sw sec town II
Lillian G Metz A tract com SO rds Of Sc
cor Of So sec town II ranges running
rds thence Is degrees l112 rds
thence 81 IDS thence IA degrees l5i2
rds thence S e012 degrees % 2-l0 rds
thence Ii rds to beginning
Village Of Roekton
''''D Village Of stoddard
II c Hart Part ne NV sec 70 town u range
com at NV cor Of right Of way Of c. B.
Q r X Co.'S land where the said right Of
way crosses the section line between sec
Is and 21 thence running along the line
Of &. y. & q. X. X. right Of way 43l It
thence 35s II thence in NV direction
4s4 7-i0 II 20 said above sec line % a point
43e Il W Of point Of beginning thence to
point Of beginning 4 a more or less.
Village of Victory o.
n a 4ui'''h Village Of viola Ia ' '''
Herman Kellogg Mound Park Add 80 II front
on state road and l6 rdg back otf side lot
blk 3.
y T Saugstad Part sw se sec 25 town u range
lot size IL rds by Z u rds side Main Sc
See vol 80 page 5ls record Of deeds.
B T Saugstad North pt blk y Jens David5on's
Main add lot 10 blk y.
City Of Yiroqua
Mrs Otto Hellwig Original plat com ST It e
and 30 # Of sw cor lot thence n 50 r.
10 Il 70 Decker st 81 # 20 cor OF blk
- % fl 20 begin. lots IS blk 2.
Charles Osborne Original Plat: Is fl Of lot
; blk II.
Harry Dennis ..... Decker's Add: lot blk 3
Anna Parr................Co Goes add. lot 10
John PAR Nuzunn & Smiths add lot blk l
Gerald Seal Com at NV cor Of blk ] Miushail
End Add thence ( rds n 9 rds eft, " 4rds
s % BEGIN sec 81 town 10 range 4 a2s-i0O
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
Yillnpe Of Cha.ehurg


H w Sehallart pit Of lot / blk 4 being 9s
# and and 50 # n and LIST add to
Chaseburg lot l blk {.
H w Sehalart II # Of lot 10 blk LIST Add
to Chaseburg lot Is blk s.
Village Of Coon Valley
Ole p Dunnum pit NV Sc as recorded in vol %
page 500 expiece sold as described in vol %
Village of DeSoto
r S. Witeroft Lot com at ne cor OF DeSoto
PARK thence $50 # along line Of GEM
etery I4O Il $50 # thence lao II %
place of beginning.
n r ste p, s.......n 2-5 Of lot blk
lot thence along River st northerly 400 n
thence on right angle with road to the cliff
thence northerly 10 intersect line Of nw swla
thence westerly to ne swA line to interest
with out lot 81 thence right angles 70 place
Of beginning.
Mrs o + Harris ...-....... N y Of lot PIX
Mrs o Harris ..... -..: So Of lot PIX 5
Mrs Nancy shisler SO of nh of W pt lot 2
Village Of Hillsboro
Mrs Eva Dowden Com at Sc cor Of lot blk !
field 2nd add thence NV along Maehanie
st a TT thence ne to junction Of southern
and southeastern boundries Of lot blk I
thence sw 20 beginning.
Village Of LaFarge
Laura Libby Part nw NV Sc sec 20 a32-l60
Marche Hodges Part 1T sW Sc q OF 5 5 Hook
pieces Of Roy Gift piece also pt sc
Marehe Hodges Part Of pit sw sc vol ~ page
246 sec 90 2 l s0-l6O
Willis Huston .---...-: ioL DIX nayes tAI
VIM Boggs -. lots 1-z-3 blk 20 Hayes Plat
VIM Boggs .....lots 5-e blk COwee Plat
Mary Stokes. -lot DIX S S nia.
Harrison Jones .... lots 4-5-t blk Cowee Pat
Malissa Roberts $50. lot II blk Cowee Plat
Mary Stokes sw cor M NV sw l0xl6 I'd sec
Neefe lots 1924 blk d H. Bean Plat
VIM Ican lots 44x12O # not plated Of sw
cor NJ ne sec ~ 4o-lbO
VIM Bean Part Sc cor ne my sec ~
Vim Beam. pt Of Sc ne sec y - zo-Iso
Baiey's Plat
/ + Neefe lot / and ftwide end blk
Eeefe 20 # wide of side lot blk /
L Coleman 10, ~ t pIk 2
" Lewis Plat
E Welken Tho: Dejean Plat a" Oh DIX
Jane + n p Maxwell VII Of lots l-2 and allof lots
Band blk
Peter Bradvod Pt Of ne Of ~ a more or less
vol zS page 59l see y !.
Village Of Ontario
Geo Beurdick ..---..s.. .--. ny iob D Dih .
Geo Beuraiek -............nwM lot blk
Albert Marden ..-.-...... .neA lot pix
peter Wagner .........nz Of n5z lot ok
Alice Haskell ....-.......-.-.s15 lot blk
Alice Haskell. ---.....''-.' .11t oIs
r NJ ManIev 10 II lot blk .
fr,rv gcbernerhorn A piece Of land OF Mar
den land run " $50 # n Of land owned by
n wiJlinson and " Of Roekton road. pt Of
- neIsec 3 town II range 2 4 lot
Aitert Nsrden piece Of land beginning at
point in center Of , Ontario s and n. Ro es
thence along center Of road - rds thence
MY 10 a point Of land formerly owned By
L Keyes thence 20 place Of begin, being
IT Of sc ne sec town Il range 2. lots
n Abbott A piece Of land begin 66 Fl Of
the Sc cor Of lot / blk thence with the "
side Of Garden 81 rds thence y % line be-
tween sec and thence q % S st thence
r. rIace Of tag5nuing, sec town Ia range 2
~ lots.
Original Plat West Side Of River
Ed Pettygroge. .................l lots IL blk 2
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
FAMOUS HISTORICAL SPECTACLE

Some idea Of the appalling magnitude Of
d. W. Gri6ith's famous spectacle, "Int0ler-
anee" which is coming to the Star Saturday
and Sunday, matinee and night may be had
from the statement that IL is said to have cost
two million dollars, i25,900 people, 1880
horses and 1900 chariots took part in it, and
Mr.. Griffith spent three years in staging it.
Heretofore it's predecessor, The Birth of a
Nation has been recognized as the biggest
spectacle ever produced, yet this celebrated
drama did not cost in its entirety as much a.
did the BabyloniaH episode Of Intolerance.
For the information Of the millions Of
Birth Of q Nation enthusiasts, il l. interesting
TO mention that Mae Marsh, Miriam Cooper,
Lillian Gish, Josephine Crowsil. Robert Har-
ron, Walter Long, George Seigmann and Spot
tiswood Aiken among others Of that noted
plays cast, with Constance Taimage. Seena
Owen, Margery Wilson, Bessie Love, Elmer
Clifton and Alfred PaKet. all have important
roles in Intolerance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
ROUND ABOUT THE COUNTY
JEFFERSON

SPRINGvILLE. May "a patriotic speech
and basket sOciable will be held at the town
hall Friday ing to finish paying for mem
bership of the Junior Red Cross in school.
The balance of proceeds will be turned into
Red Cross at Viroeua. We hope all who hear
viii come. Many took advantage of the first
of May, some by fishing all afternoon and 9th
ers took pleasure in hanging May baskets The
first of May also brought many bare feet and
straw hats to school School attendance is
not as good as usual because several OF the
older pupils helping on the farms. Law
renee Olson is working for Clarence Lovas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mcdonald moved 10 their
new home here last Tuesday Mrs. Hans
Olson is visiting her brother Irish ridge
Mrs. Frank Graham was at the Lacrosse hos
pital last Sunday for treatment of her neck
Miss Nora Turner was guest at Hugh Buchan-
ans Wednesday night. Miss Mabel Olson is
at home now Mrs. Jones and little daugh-
ter VernR have returned to their home after a
nice visit with her sister. Mrs. Eta German. ,
Mr.. Harry Allen arrived yesterday 10 visit his
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Cor
man Miss Nora Turner, accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Augustine EitiaRd and his sister 90
William Turner's near Ross. sunday Mrs
Theo Thompson and her mother. Mrs. Marvin
Wood, are both on the sick list. 80. Prayer
meeting will be held at Marvin Woods next
"Wednesday night. THE SCHOOL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
Delinquent Tax Notice
STATE OF WISCONSIN

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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08

Z. J. ULDER, CITY JIefk.
Birth of Nation at the Star at
popular prices.
Cost, 100000, Intolerance, TO-
600 people, 5000 horses. Saturday
and Sunday.
Adjourned term of circuit court
was quickly ended on Monday. Two
divorces were granted and two other
cases disposed of.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08

Sc Sc sec 35-l2-2 run W
on lire 81 rds to center
of hwy thence south
easterly along center
of hwy p rds thence
northeasterly to place
of begin. .......... so
Town ID Range 3 West
Warren Silbaugh sw3-s0
sl2. seis ............15 3
Francis Baird ne 20-40
ne ne ..........20 20
Warren Slibaugh mig NV
ne ............ u ~
Warren Silbaugh wi-20
MI ne NV ....-..22
JohnChitwood 5 2nw ! O. 80 50
John Chitwood NV sw 80 40
Town IL Range 4 West
w II Wilson n of hwy
ne Sw ....,........ s 10
Sam LePage LA of
hwy NV sw .......- 3 =
O X Dahl Sc NV LII 40
Town IL Range 5 West
Jacob Dach Est sw sw II 40
Jacob Dach Est wiz NV
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is 81
Town II Range 5 West
Edward Olson pt Sc NV
as follows com 40 rds
of sw cor thence TO
said cor thence g to
Sc cor thence n 81 top
of bluff thence NV 10
BeEln ....-.s.ss- - 4"
Edward Olson pit sw ne
com at sw cor thence
to top of bluff thence
following bluff TO the
n line thence g 20 the
ne cor thence TO Sc
cor thence W 10 begin
s...s.-s..... - -
Town IL Range 6 West
c G Tenney ne sw.... 80
{ g Tenney NV NV. - 40
Town II Range 6 West
Geo Morrison pt sc Sc p y
Town IS Range 6 West
T G Young sw sw ..l4 40
Robert Graham sw NV % 40
Robert Graham MI sw % so
NelsThompson sl2 ne14 80 so
Town IL Range Z West
c G Tenney ne Sc. - 90
NJ c Murphy NV sw. l3 30
NJ c Murphy s12 swA 10 so
Town ~ Range Z West
Oscar Hutchins Sc sw. IL 40
Oscar Hutchins sw sw IL 40
Oscar Hutchins W pt sw
Sc ..............i1 10
Oscar Hutchins W pt NV
ne .-.s,.s.ss II ~
Oscar Hutchins ne NV II 40
Oscar Hutchins NV NV IA 40
Oscar Hutchins sc NV. ID 40
Oscar Hutehins sw NV Ia 40
Oscar Hutchins ne sw Ia 90
Oscar Hutchins NV sw.l4 40
Oscar Hutchins sw sw IA 40
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08

Two Of the biggest films in the
world Intolerance and Birth Of a Ma
ton. Intolerance Saturday and Sun
day; Birth OF Nation Tuesday.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08

Owners name Des Sec Acrss
Township IA Range LAST
Marina Straight el2 NV
sec 3 TIA RI as7 20-lQ0
Marina Straight ne sw
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
Town IA Range West
VIM Carson nwA .9 100
VIM Carson n pt sw - 20
Harrison Revels sw ne - 40
F z Palmer WIZ swlA 20 SO
WebsterRevls ~ nwl4 20 so
Town 10 Range 2 West
John + Wagner Sc Sc II 80
John ( Wagner ne ne "a 40
0 v Cass NV sw. ,l4 40
o V Cass Sc cor ne Sc. 10 Is
OrieHurless ea2 nwl4 .2l so
Orie Hurless NV ne..2l 40
TOwR IA Range West
Jacob Leland sls2 Sc. > so
Jacob Leland 5 pit neA
sea .-........-.- o 10
Jacob Leland sig NV Sc
.....,::......-.,....... ~
Anton StoikE NV sw. Z 40
Anton Stoiks pit ne sw. z 80
Anton Stoiks MA sl2 sw
"a ......-.......-. d5
Peter Grisen sS-s Of ne
ne .............. 9 ID
Peter Grisen Sc ne. -; 9 40
Peter Grisen ei5 sel4 9 so
Peter Grisen es4 of wig
swl4 .............lO 90
Peter Grisen Sc sw..l0 40
John Merchant sw NV 10 30
John Merchant VIA Of "
u swA .........l0 20
Peter Grisen NV NV. 10 40
PeterGrisen n1s ne nv Is 20
Peter GriseI ne ne. 10 40
Peter Grisen Sc ne.Ai IL 40
Town IL Range 8 West
S NJ Hetland e S0a Sc
E P Flanagan sw ee Z 40
Joseph Galway l5a NV
Sc 10 10
Joseph Galway sw Sc 10 40
K p Flanagan NV ne. is 40
Twon ~ Range 3 West
Weiehman Bros sw NV rs 40
Weichman Bros Sc NV. q 40
AndrewJ aeobson sw Sc 81 40
ETVanWinter com at ne
cor Sc Sc sec 35-l2-J
thence nS0 rds thence
westerly along center
of road TO Kickapoo
and Viola road thence
sOutherly in center Of
X and V road to Kick
apoo Center bridge
thence down center Of
river to line Of ne
Sc thence ESQ rds TO
place of begin. being
pt ei5 ne Sc. 35 ls15
E T VanWinter pt Sc Sc
n Il e of hwy in NV cor
com 9 rds " of ne cor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-05-08
JEFFERSON AND COON


BROWN SCHOOL, May Ave cordially
invite you TO attend the program and clothes
pin social to be held in school Monday
night, May 18th. Esofea ladies aid will be
entertained by Mrs. Anton iverson, Thursday,
May 9Th. Our Save and Have" saving
club now boasts of eighteen members.
Freida Ender attended the rag doll social held
on Irish Ridge last Saturday night. Morris
HOfser is employed book-keeper in Dahfs
garage in Westby Mrs. Bernard Nigiand
and young child are i'll with measles. Ar
thur Dahlke is working for AdOlph krachei-
Math EngN is making e convenient improve
ment to his farm home by having the water
piped from the well TO the house Lotus
Schuber. Is staying at the August kapanke
hore. Minnie kuester, who recently under
went an operation for appendicitis has re-
turned home and is enjoying good health.
number from school attended the ex-
cellent program given by Stella Berg and her
pupils in the Nerison school last Wednesday
night . The Larson and Engh families also
Mrs. Sigru6 Olson were Lacrosse callers last
Thursday . The kRpanke and Lenser fam
lilies are enjoying a visit from Mrs. A. Ii.
Proksch and children of Iron River, Michigan
-. Mabel Jensen spent Tuesday night at o.
NJ. Hansons Julius Stafsiien, who has
been in a critical condition resulting from
hemorrhages of the stomach is reported to he
! improving. He was excused from going 10
the army because Of this, Halmer Williams
| is the owner Of q rev Ford touring car .
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman kuester again
grandparents, since young son is making
| his nome with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sshaldach
| in Chaseburg. THE SCHOoL.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-31

Since Acting Sgt Dansrean bought a
napkin he is saving his o. d. shirts.
Acting Sgt. Dansrean said Sherman was
right when he said War is He'll trying
to do an about face.
Mess Sgt. Sisler sure is watching Dam
scream as he is missing a lot Of meat
iaely and Dansrean is picking up weight
nysteriouslyt
Sgt Lipps is having some wonderful
times lately. as the bones are behaving
pretty well, and as a side-line he also is
banker Of the game.
Sgt. Lipps challenged Sgt. Nelson to a
boxing bout. the loser TO buy water
melon for the new Acting Top Sergeant.
You can always see the faithful seven
troddng down Stewart Ave. between a.
m. to 1870 p. IN.
Privates John Kalal. Brown. York Will
liams, Lamkow and Hanson have decided
to spend three days on the honey wagon
by the captains request.
II seven men got three days pulling the
honey wagon for playing with one dice,
what would they get If they were playing
with two dice and had money to play
WITH
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-31
"Line-O- Type" From The
Publications Section M.G.T C..

coming experts in the dispatChing bus
mess and there is no doubt that when
they set back 60 the big city, they viii
qualify with flying colors, either as
Western Union or the Postal Telegraph
messengers
Private Parker. the publication sec
TONS wonderful two-stepper. has been
playing q jazz tune on the keys of his
typewriter this week, i'm order to make
him feel merry. while writing that book
which Lieut., Peto has detailed him
to de-
Jayne: ] expect a corporalshlp out
OF this
Lane: ] expect a sergeoncy.
Jayne; Oh, l can sail the corporal
ship in the sergeanCy
The camouflage department have
made up a couple Of dummies and put
them in the mimeograph department.
Hensen, Jayne and Lane are there. too.
Kane, who makes things what Amt
in the camouflage has just left for
ten-day furlough He has visiting
list with him and if he calls on all
whose addresses he has he is liable to
be A. W O L.
Private Jayne what does it mean get
ting three letters in the same hand
writing IN one mail Is it rent bin or
JUS a girl
We should have a bugle call 20 come
back from lunch for the benefit of
Private Hensen.
Privates Gettes and Schneider re-
pleniShed their wardrobe when they
got those old clothes for the dummies.
One Of them is wearing Schneider's
leggins.
we realize now why Private Har-
rington of the camouflase department
is bald headed He has been over
crowdinE his cTanium with ideas and
they have pushed all his hair ou:.
Private Lane must have owned a
wheelharrow al one time the way he
makes the memeorgraph wen again
Have YOU other mimeograph boys
Fourteen stencils and one hundred
Can You beat our Champion
If you see smoke coming out Of the
mimeograph department don't turn in
an alarm. First see If Lane is running
the machine fast enough to make the
smoke rise.
Private Schaup walked out in his
sleep the other night and stood in the
moonlight for a few seconds. Thought
he was developing blue print. I guess,
By JOE JACOBS,
Publication SectioA.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-31


One hundred more men arrived this
week TO take the place Of those who are
expecting 10 leave, The promise Is very
good. and lots Of pep. We're all going
70 help to keep the Remount in first
place, where II has always been.
The musicales. entertainments and NOV
ing pictures at the "Y'' this week were
enjoyed by all. We wish TO extend many
thanks to those ladies' OF Augusta who
afford us much pleasure, and we hope
that they viii come again. we also wish
to thank Mr.. Brewer, OF the " for his eff
forts IN securing these elaborate enter
tainments for us.
Did you notice Newman, alias pa
iamas' in that big picture? Il we all
tinguish the Remount from the North
Pole. But anyhow. "Paianas claims
that the glasses are an absolute necessity
for his health We know that the boy
don't like to see" the difference between
the blue and the red How about it. Es-
Their?
Mecaroni is made by Italians,
Chop Suey is made by the Hoys
Stew is the dish hits the Irish
And Farauhars gravy was made for
Yes, FarquhRr can sure put out the
gravy as well as various other eatables.
How about that jazz band for the Re
mount2 The SCRIBBLER was told that
we have among our midst enough talent
and Instruments to form a real jazz band
guitar, trombone, cornet and violin play
ers. and also our friend Heck to report
at the Y NJ c, "a Thursday evening about
p. m, and Wen all get together.
The lost has returned Pastore Of the
Remount Company Is back from the base
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The Anil Chorus From
the Horseshoer's School

EaA
,,,.s o.t,o~ ~, 9frfI,,pb was told To turn
some SHOES ne ~ - {, "a !, mi
MAKE ne Hdue 'i,g99 N t,,I'T ~, - ~
81 na5hiuei ittai ~ ~ WIN, ~ ,,,ld,,,
ne hl9 y ~ wy - $50
gul me ntto'iu % sstltIht t5t H.
worst looking shoe / ever saw y., hefiuen
SAID that s ngthlnk; you shpuiu nave seen
the first one l made
l3atigr Fepot W on lie 49,. 800 ye,,,i,,id
pune. "a ~ 49,, nj ir,'ed
t n ne - ',' ~ So - -
~ uoHl w "'@ 'PPs' ''f'
u'p''is'
servt C,l,,fter eave ,y.bcn he gefs ont AZ
'N p
anymore as he has job on the Thomp-
son police force Can sou beat ~
StoheaH says ne never 4Nes /" cay wa
serille I, - ne at%4H l,. seta MS ears wet
NO" but'er aoesh i'Nf soup
pagnor Save bs is f0o heavy for this
t,,5bf work ~ a. now, yyorisgne On bis
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-07-31
Dots and DaShes From,
School Company No.
/, Second B

on Saturday morning. July Goth. the
il3lS0u students were put through a test
on flag waving and an eye and ear catch
as catch can bout. We had been absorb
remarkable aptitude. We thought the re-
suits Of the quiz has not been made
known Yet. Why this seCrettveness ?
Hope We haven't been short on the apt,
Acting Sergeant Carroll succeeded in
making the Central Officers Training
Camp. Good luck. old boy His job is
filled by Private Wellner. Wellner by the
way. is gradually overcoming his high
frequency oscillations and hopes TO event
uaily have his section the ''snappiest' in
the bunch
He should, too, having the aid Of the
Mundy, L n. r. combination Mundy says
its the infantry drill regulations.
Corporal Fox declares he has not been
to Augusta during his entire seven weeks
in camp, Is this lack Of curiosity Fuxle.
or the girl you left behind? Heavings.
Private Krauss has been i'll for three
days The doctor said poison oak and
ptomaine. II you don't think he's well
now. though. pass his tent some sunny
day for an earful Of cheer,
Red" Moran has been appointed i'm
nresario, and accordingly scouting for
talent All the cracked voices are now
airing their pet tunes waiting TO be
nabbed. Red says he Will nab 'em-tor
tho guard house.
The mistress Of the house was obdurate.
Nc" she said firmly. Il don't want
no buttons nor no laces"
Putting his foot in the fast-ciosing door.
the tramp he'd up his hand.
Here you are, lady" said he. 50 Gram
mar IeE Beginners only six penee!"
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only ten more days Each day he takes
off one. number. What does he mean?
Private Mailer can't get wink Of sleep
until all three engines are running at
night. Force of habit is SO strong he
can't wake up until they stop
We read an article once about some
one operating on mule to make II voice
less. Don't stop at one whoever you are !,
there are several hundred out here that
don't even stutter
The owls never bother us here, thank
you; too lonesome
Brave. bold and daring Smoky"
Walker is still trying to figure how many
days It is until life shall be real" Is it
SO long as that Smoky" or is your
arithmetic limited.
Here's something that had us puzzled.
The answer In vain did we seek
Why We had to do Fire watch" every
three nights.
And was off only once in week?
Answer--Brenken went on a furlough.
Hartmann, ''The Wild Man From Mon
tana, keeps looking at the calender now.
He made application for a furlough to
take place DEG J.. Keep looking Houck;
it's a long way off but you'll find It.
At last we have Allen the wicked pill
IN q day. He and Edwards are following
In the footsteps Of their fathers doing the
wood butcher" act
There's nothing to write about Sergt
Huebatter, he doesn't do thing but
work. Go your limit Sarge" we haven't
the ambition ourselves.
We have a little hose cart;
Painted red as ink,
And when we start to kick II
We always stop to think
The dog -goned thing is wood and iron.
Your foot is flesh and bone,
And all the pains you get for it
Wtl likely be your own
So never kick hose cart.
Just take a second glance,
And you Will find, keep this In mind,
Your foot has not chance,
Moral-Be generous in your own behalf.