Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-03-27
ECHOES FROM 3RD o. TIC.
HEARD I'M STUDY HALL

listen 10 uHlS: LENT by Squads
column half left, column half left. COL
uinn half left, column half left squads
lett, platoon, halt! Platoon leader:
Now are you inverted?" Platoon:
Yes" Platoon Leader: Fall out and
TALL IN your original positions" How
ABOUT 1t Pittsburg Fireman? We also
neafd mark time, march! several times
In company E, there is a young stu
dent who thought that his patrol Of
three men could wipe out an entire
company. How strange the students
90 act at times. We have considered
the matter and we think that it comes
from the students sleeping in short
beds. What do you think, Mr.. Earl?
The eavalrynaen of Company B, were
showing off" on the company street
last Friday evening, entertaining the
other companies with some Cavalry
tactics" Of course, they had to cele-
prate in some manner on the evening
of the cavalry reunion.
+. We had the pleasure of going over
the assault course at the bayonet
course with "tin hats on, last Friday
afternoon. We like them very much,
for not only can they be used as
headdress but they make good wash
basins.
Now that we have to wear our hair
bad that. we. lose our good appearance,
Great shades of Caesar-we thought
we left the exams behind in the old
uncovered halls, and green campus
yet we'll admit that when the exams
are over, and the alihis are said. we'll
never forget the things we forgot.
Jim Servis persists in having wild
dreams after taps. Here's new one:
war isIx T F..JII
dress for Well, why do you
Jim?
Chauncey T. Young wants to know
what the ammunition train is for. Joe
Eisenbrown, says it's, to feed the SOL
diers in the front line trenches with
soda water.
Bridges Tom, IS making such good
marks in the exams. these days that he
wants to. make this correction in the
q. d. r. Command I. LAS you were"
2. "AlI right, am" Do you think the
war department will accept the cor
rection?
"Aint' no rlo-afn't no mo,-ain't no
mo- the only tune we hear in Co.
A mess hall as an encore.
Pop Conrad has settled down
again now that New York has gone
back to New York, and Georgia is still
in Georgia.
Dutch Eisenbrown was secretary of
the company this week and still per-
sisted in saying Take my pohst
Four weeks to go and alPs well if we
play the game square aind use our
bonnet. ends. Here's to April 10Th and
the war department.
Then, too, we are glad we don't have
that curley hair that breeds the "cood
les" MIR. Quarrles, we expect to see
you and Mr.. Renshaw with bald pate.
You have to hand it to Lieutenants
Finley and O'Brien as ffremen, not
the kind that fire engines. but the kind
that ride on the hose carriages and en-
gines in the big cities when the whist
las blow and the apparatus comes
dashing down the street Last week
while we were out at drill the afore-
said officers discovered a fire in one
of the tents and with the aid of sew
eral buckets of water, extiuguished it.
MIR. Orr is minuts one pair of pants.
The mystery is unsoIved! We have
not as yet found the person or persons
who maliciously pilfered Mr. Hagues'
issue of peaches. We believe Mr..
Hague ate the peaches at the improper
time. blIf VIC don't know