Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-11-20

Ihere is no doubt in our minds when
the final count is made that the old 35th
win be there as usual on the United war
Work FUND, Each man eager to give for
a cause which will benefit the boys over
there"
We have just discovered the reason why
our officers of the 35th Company look so
! Immaculate and dressed up at all times.
Private SOL Lang who has charge Of the
! officers quarters would be a fine example
for all men to follow When it comes
to having things In shipshRpe order and
Spotless, so to speak, he has the Gold
| Dust Twins tied to a post DISCRIMINATE
ing that's Sol at ali times.
We don't think it would be possible to
! find man in the entire service that
would be on the job more than our old Pal
Marty Hart, THE Company Mail Man.
He looks after the boys in a fatherly
manner as only a father could. ANY
! thing for me, Marty
What we have ever done to sergeants
| Nanllin, Emanuel, Vongehr, Russell to
1 move out on us as they did we were I'M
able to find out until this a. m. They
party down behind the corral due to the
| fact that the Group Medical Inspector dis
covered Sergeant Baker to have touch
| of scarlet fever. our sincere hopes are
that we may see them all back with us
soon, We mics them and they no doubt
miss ues Success, boys, every cloud
has sunny side.
The party consisting of Lieut.. Starr,
9Th Group, Mr.. Probyn Of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
| Miss Perkins Of the Y M. c. A., Private
| ], Buckley, Corporal Klein and Sergeant
Berlin, made a flying trip TO Southern
Georgia last Saturday Ia behalf of the
! United War Work campaign, helping
/ Crawfordvine Ga. come over the top
reaching its quota on the work The
| trip proved huge success up until about
30 miles from home Engine trouble. but
Sergeant Berlin brought his mechanical
knowledge into play with the assistance
of a Mr. Capt Carroll OF Groyetown, Ga,
who was kind enough to give the party a
helping hand, in fact, his whole family
WIS there to do their bit for the cause.
The outcome was. they arrived home safe
but a trifle behind schedule.
The Machine Gun Click Review will
far surpass anything Of its kind ever
having been attempted by soldiers. Watch
for the opening date and don't fail TO
see 1t.
sergeants Small McNicol and Kukucls
have had a touch Of "Bunkitis," nothing
serious, however.
Sergeant Clarence Peterson has return
ed from a ten days furlough, he having
spent the greater part Of it at home. He
looks better, in fact We think the change
did him good He comes back among
us with a CHEEKY smile which is a nat
uIdl characteristic OF LHG QdSDlHS serge
ant At present we have TWO other serge
ants on furouEh, namely, Pucus and
Hawley, pretty soft for the sergeants, Ell,
Mabel2
The men are looking forward to the
Thanksgiving dinner with much 'gusto."
Now the terms gusto is taken from the
! Greek meaning relish Webster says
relish is to finish a thing as it should
be- ] have my doubts if there will be
any gusto or relish either left after gang
gets through
Lieutenant Rogers has been appointed
stage manager for the Machine Gun Click
Review and has Jumped into the harness
like an old war horse. a
We have Thanksgiving menp card
that would make the Ritz Carlstons look
like the boarding house at Painted Post
in comparison. About as nice souve-
mir as you would ever care to to look at
The usual (hot stuff that the 35th Co
is noted for.
When it comes Army Regulations the
25th Company has the authority positive
on every move II in doubt see Lieut.
CoWan, there is a bet YOU can't lose on
so our Top Sergeant Rogers says task
Stewart he ltnowsl
Lieut. BisweII paid US a call in his
modest way apparently he was bushing
from some unkonwn cause but the rosy
bloom was there a mile q minute maybe
the may be not you never can tell Never
theless he was welcome strange though it
may seem. it's the truth