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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
THANKS THE PRESS

Following is letter received fron
A. ?. Oaks, Publicity Director Of IN,
United War Work Campaign:
want TO thank you most hearth,
for the splendid cooperation ren.
dered by YOU and your newspaper
during the United War Work Cam
paign and during the publicity
program which preceded the actual
drive.
The newspapers Of the Southern
Department certainly were faithful
To the cause, and I speak for IN,
United War Work Campaign orea.
nilation. and am sure for the sailor.
aud soldiers 10 be benefited. whei.
! send you this word Of sincere ap.
probation. Your paper should feei
a personal sense ol qualification
over tue TACT that the Southern De.
partment led the entire nation II
prompt over-subscripiion to thi
great fund. inasmuch a. you had
conspicuous part in bringing abou.
these satisfactory results.
hope 10 have the pleasure Of
seeing you at some future time anc
personally expressing 10 you ant |
'our staff my appreciation for ycu
,indly altitude toward me in the re-
.ponsibilily TIT ! had for the publ.
'ily Of the Campaign in the ii,
states Of the South
.rn Department
A. p. oAKEs.
Major, Dcached Service
Director Publicity
United War Work Campaign.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
T. C. HIT

\ precious one from US has gone
\ voice we loved is still
\ place is vacant IN our home
Which never can be nllcd.
Tod IN His wisdom has recalled
The boom his love had given
And though the body slumbers no,
The soul is safe In Heaven.
Thanks To our kind friends foi
their help during his sickness
MOTHER, FATHER. siSrFE
and BROTHER
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
MAKES STATEMENT
Good Things For The State
Governor Elect Promises

u am especially glad 10 have IN,
opportunity 10 be governor Of New
Mexico for one particular reason
The charge has been made that AM
not disposed 10 be- fare la both ele-
menis. speaking from the standpoint
Of descent. who make up the loyal
citizenship Of New Mexico. / want
The recommendations which | make
on appointments 10 the legislature
and my career In office for two
years as governor 10 be- a'compleic
rofutation Of that charge. And they
will he.
u Realize that there Is a great op-
portuniiy ahead 10 build 40 this
state. to develop iis resources. to safe
guard It's enterprises and carry New
Mexico forward ten years in pros
perily by constructive development
done in two yeas.
TO do that We must all work to-
sether' forgetting partisanship and
making the administration a
business and social enterprise. ri
shall want the help Of every citizen
OF the state. shall want the help
OF the press Of the state. The best
results for New Mexico can only be
achieved by harmonious and sincere
effort.
New Mexico is on the threshold
of her era Of greatest development.
II will be sufficient honor for me ifl
can. as governor. assist aud direct
hat development through wise in
iustrial and social legislation and
through equal and just recognition
II all elements In the state.
II hope TO do just that. My whole
life has been nisrepres-
'nted by many persons. propose
hat my administration a. governor q
recognizing no fayorilism In race or
reed or individual shall show that d
public official can be loyal 10 the +
raditions OF his race aud at the =
anne time be even more loyal To the
ountry which he loves. know no h
lher country than this. Itl 4
heltered me In my boyhood gave
he every opportunity To be- free and 81
'ork out my own career by my own If
norts. ! shall show ny my admin ~
tration as governor Of New Mexico "a
nat ! appreciate the opportunities n
hich the United States gives gen n
'ously To all her people. whether n
ley be her own or be adopted. r.,
THE progress and welfare of the n.
ate Is, Of course, my chief ambi- VI
on. Secondly. | am Interested in 4
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
NATIONS GREETINGS
New Mexico WIN Welcome Her
Soldiers on Arrival
at New Work.
Zach State ard Territory Arrnnaes 10
Decorate One Bl1rk OF
Firth Avenue

New Mexico contributed mora Thar
to'eo soldiers 20 'hc ~orld war and
such of these who arr in New
York soon will see that the Sunshine
State Joins IN the magnificent well
come the nation will give th'ln along
Fifth Avenue.
Governor Lindsey. commenting IN
the plans TO have each state iec1'-
ate a block Of Fifth Avenue In honor
OF the homecoming soldiers has
sent the following letter 10 George
ID. Little editor Of the National
Army News. concerning the Christ
mas greeting to be sent the boys
overseas:
Mr.. George d. Little, Editor the Ma
tional Army News,
st. Louis, Missouri.
My Dear Mr.. Little:
Yesterday by the telegraph.
made arrangements for a decorative
welcome on Fifth Avenue. New York
City. for the returning New Mexico
soldiers. am glad Of the oppor-
tunity offored by you 10 extend TO
Ill Al
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
SCHOOL OPENS MONDAY
A. p oAKEs

The Columbus schools will opei
Monday, after being closed fol
several weeks on account Of the in
fluenza epidemic.
The local teachers wish Ia ass IA,
parents to please see that Their
children attend regularly as mucl
valuable time has been lost, and IL
order that the course Of studies b,
carried out and the pupils Will mo-
get behind, II Is necessary thai
attendance be- had and mucl
hard work be- done.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Lillian Walsh who is en-
ploycd in the Post Office and Miss
Margarine MoGec, principal Of the
Columbus Sshool will spend the
week end In ~ paso.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Mary Lowlher aud Mrs. J
l.. Greenwood went To n paso Tues
day for few days visit.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Bette Riggs. Of ~ paso. was
the guest at the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. l.. A. Rigs SUNDAY.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Mrs. W = King spent Thanks
giving day ~ paso a. a guest Of
Mrs. N. a. Warner.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Winston is in Roswell, n. N.
this week visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. 5. $. Connect. Of ST
Ioc' Mosuri, are visiting at the home
oi Captain Connect. who is very IN
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

seeing To II that this Is again what
II really always hs been, republic
can state. But | recognize that the
way tn make the state safely rcpub-
lican Is not by playing petty politics.
hut that the result must come out Of
the first The state will be- made
republican II the state during the
next two years prospers and ad-
vanccs through It's administration.
The two are bound up together.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Irene roach, schoo. .sacher
here was In Deming Tuesday visit
ing her parents.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
TIIE PUBLIC HEALTH
m PEACE AND WAR

'he loas ui fob OF her sons who have
died ON the field Of battle. or from
wounds or disease while fighting for
lhe cause Of democracy against the
forces Of the Beast Of Berlin"
We were at war from April. 1911
TO October, 1918 inclusive. a period Of
iineteen months. Basins our cal
'ulaiions on the estimates of the
children's Bureau Of the Department
u Labor Of the Federal Government
y the absence Of actual figures In as
much a. New Mexico has no reliable
'ecords Of vital statistics. there were
'0io helpless little children between
birth aud five years Of age died in
View Mexico during the same period.
most Of them Of prevcniable disease.
War Is a terrible thing but the
Indifference that permits the death
4 1875 innocent little ones annually
state with 80 small population
Is New MeXico.s Is still more appan-
ing.
While tuberculosis IN the Uniicd
state generally Is said Ia be- slightly
in the decrease. Il is known Ia be-
m the increase In this state. espcci-
illy among the native peeople The
act that Of the first 200 New MeSi-
ans discharged from the army
amps on account Of tuberculosis
" have names indicating them 10 be
y Spanish origin. places II beyond
louhi that this dread disease /. very
PREVALENT among our spanish-Amcr-
can population.
u Is a matter that the death rate
orm tuberculosis among the Indians
n New Mexico is over twice that of
he average IN the Registration Area
md that disease is estimated To
ause over 400 deaths mot migra-
DRY healthseekersl annually In our
tate.
Probably We will never know the
Ntent NJ the toll taken from our
i'izens during the influenza cpl
emic, but records compiled by
urgeon John W. Kerr Of the United
tates Public Health Service during
ie time he was In the state showed
pwards Of 20O,OOO eases and oyer
OoO deaths. Dr. Kerr estimated
'at up to the time he left the state
te IN November there had been at
asl 50.00o eases and a prnpurliu-
ite number of dralhs. In many
'ses entire families and in some
'ses small communities were com.
etely wiped out.
concerning the preyalcurr Of
sease IN general throughout the
ate the case Of a small sc.ilemcn,
llencia County may he cited as
peal Of many Of the less en-
shtoned communities. Among this
nail gfoup Of people who today
imber about 800 souls all told. 100
ses Of small pox occurred IN 1914.
1915 they had an epidemic of
ptheria Of over 100 cases. Since
H. this little place has lost l2O Of
r citizens, 81 Of them this year.
Disease is moi pleasant thing to
niemplate and interest in. il must
regarded as being 60 some extent
''"iu' unless u has as IFS ultimate
Ject either cure Of prevention.
Let anyone who doubts the need
New Mexico Of an adquate State
'parlmcni of Health look about
N and see the enormus economic
s. caused thru the sickness and
emature death, not only Of those
40 come here to seek the benefit.
our climate, but Of those near and
ar to him among our own people.
w many relatives and friends who
lped to make life pleasant and
oll'able' have been taken away. or
duced perhaps To mere burdens of
a a
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

To dispose OF Victory flour and
compulsory substitutes is no mean
task. fhe Food Administration
Grain Corporation has not fully
completed all plans for handling the
surplus stocks now Ia the hands of
dealers.
ln the mean time there appears a
disposition among bakers aud con-
sumrrs Ia continue the use Of sub
slllulcs Ia certain extent In.
Memphis and several other points
bakers have met and decided to pool
their substitutes and agreed Ia use
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06
STATE BANK REPORT

Bank Serial No 20
eport OF condition of the Columbus Bank a Columbus Ne
Mexico at the close Of business November Is igls wv
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts except those on tb so6s2s,
oioednI loedI uoas 9 -. adsiaS5
Z U'ssrqBraIts s traits secured s Unsecured GI6sOi Ll6sOi
lcI L. s. Bonds md unpeiged si2pasoo
Total L. :. bonds tqooSoo
o stocks other than Federal
Value OF banking house ''"
EDni,n 5PO hgIT a - dis banking house 295sso
o. Real estate than banking house
H. (al Net amount due from National Ranks -
~ Net amount due banks
" Net amt banks
To- Outside checks and cash '"'o@
th Fractional currency, nickels
10 Coin and currency VIVA" oiSSooii W.
49, Other assets. "
'"''T mann rr,ps si02ao 59
90 Capital stock paid s,soooo oo
a. surplus fund e''utNnu
e. Undivided profits a W""'
(b Reserved for aqooEo
& Less current taxes pad ~ 0SsG0
~ Individual deposits subject to check ~ '' tei osSn.
~ Certificates OF deposit less
n Cashiers checks ~ ~ '"'' 3ss
Tolai Of Tina denosts io,. oE oo ~ .... l023b.
STATE NJ Ne,, MeYieo aTa ~ ncto,n,, -, , s923O 80
We J deenwood President j. Cnshier h. aho
nane hHnk do s1lenny
host Of our knowledgc and belief ''' 2" ""' " ue
!. !. GREENWOOD, President u,,,r
correct Attest; L. GREENWOOD Al l. AIlEn
subscribed and sworn to before this OF December oIs
"' y A. MOORE Notary public
MY commission expires October "a 1921
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Mrs. b. NJ. Reed who has been
visiting in III paso, will be home the
last Of the week.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Mlssis Rebecca Coffin aud Beg sic
Emerson are visiting in ~ ruso
this week
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1918-12-06

Miss Ruth Van. who has been
quite sick, is improving.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
THIRTY-SEC0AD COMPANY.
OF THIRE GROUP. Mid.

55rI yates jenkins, Gratfigna, Lawrence
itiu ., rIanH nave been promoted to grade
u corporal
lr'Eate SkiVinEton, our mail orderly.
mas Ietorheq tfofa "A ten day Through.
H. hl'., renori5 tnat an IS wen in and around
niagara falis, ". Y,
CORPORAL Gre3fef. our company clerk,
h s,s resigned ms position as editor SO that
o'iieis may WrAe about him,
n.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
Ely H. E. G..

Special extract from The Headquar-
ters Hammers
ossified Ozzle. the Harlem Horror,
and Goggles Pierce, the Freeman ST.
Cowbo, were heard singing an old ia
miliar duet in the Sergeants' Club the
other n ght, Keep the Home Fires
Burning The boys must carry
heavy insurance, both fire and lief
Anyone who was able to sit through
this ordeal will kindly notify the wri-
ter at once, As luck would have it.
there were no casualties.
Roscoe e Moore, the North Carolina
Catam0unt has been promoted. Moore
received a large box Of candy the other
night so we imagine we viii be n
Vited to a blowout in honor Of the oc-
casion. Ahem First Class Private
Moore. Thanks for the candy, Ros-
coe.
Sgt. JOS T. Brandner, Jr.. the New
Orleans Molasscs Boy, passed our tent
one morning at a. m, singing, I'm
q Lark, I'm a Bird. I'm a Lark I'm q
Bird This Is very pronounced Joe,
and as soon as you learn to lly you
viii qualify.
Hayden p Monroe, who has been
on detached service the last week, is
with us once more. Hayden picked
up" a lot of things while he was away
How about it, Hayden?
Headquarters Electrician Hannah
has been gone for "a long, long time,
but now he is going to leave us. On
asking Hanna where he was going.
he quoted his destination as "pamfi-
no"
Headquarters Company is mourn
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been appointed first sergeant, pro tenn,
to take the place Of Sergeant Intemann
who has gone to New York or a fur
Tough Sergeant Russell IS so modest
and retiring that ne did not want us to
mention this, therefore the secret.
Heard on the company street every
five minutes: Say. Corporal Meisel,
put me in the paper this week?' We
gods is there no rest for the weary?
Our company is now divided into two
classes, file closers and drillers. There
Is file closer for every man in ranks,
in other words tkere are as many nom
CONS and officers as privates. The
more the merrier.
Private Peterson has returned from
the hospital we are mighty glad to see
you Peterson, but why so anxious to
get into the kitchen? Look out, boy
Private Costello may get sore.
Wen, boys, we can prepare for good
meals again Cook Casey's wife is here
TO visit him again, and he sure cam
cook when in good humor Let US
hope that she win stay awhile
1t is quite awhile since we heard
from Sergeant Mitchell. Get busy boy,
we are all anxious to hear you play
the old accordion again Don't reneg.
start something, and believe us we all
be there to help
Everything comes to him who waits.
Congratulations, Corporals Kross and
laramie. 1t was a long time coming,
hut why worry. Long as it got there.
Sergeant Meister is curious to know
whether the members Nof this orgaui-
1ation think he is running a five and
ten-cent store in the supply tent
Privates Dorner and Timm have
been promoted to- corporal
Say, Sergeant Meister, will you
please order some new hats. and kindly
let the sizes be very large, otherwise
they viii not fit the new non CONS.
There is ! certain. party who seems
to object to We company reporter mem
tioning his own name in the items
printed herein This is the first op-
p9rtunity We have ever had to see cur
name in public print, and we sure are
going to take advantage Of some. T.. S.
take notice
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
3RD OR, HEADQUARTERS.
WEEKLY vAUDEV WILLIE.
Bales and Bolger, With Klein
and Corporal Hartnett, Fur,
nish Fun.


For good time visit the weekly out
door entertainment held at Headquar
ters Company, Third Group, each Fri
day evening Musical numbers by the
well known banjo couple, Bales and
Bogler, songs by Klein, and an origi-
nal Apache Tango by Corporal Hert-
nett were the features Of last weeks
entertainment
Lieut. Mullarney (after the enter
tainmenD Say Klein. that was pretty
good.
Klein (rpodestly) Yes. sir only this
time l did not sing Give Me no mans
land"
They say / sing that just like Al
johnson. Don't hit him)
Sergeant Jampel has promised to
give us his recent impressions Of the
terpsichorean art as practiced IN New
York. He thinks that ought to draw
crowd Do you?
Question: What win they do with the
army if peace should be declared?
Answer: Put the army on peace
(picce) work.
How many Is half a couple of time?
ASK Nlein lie knows.
Sergeant Major Bosenblum, the boys
Of Headquarters, Third Group, extend
their congratulations. You win ably
fill the bin. Here's to you.
The Third Group was well up with
other groups in the camp in the sales
Of Liberty Bonds. Special note should
be given Corporal Riley Summers OF
the 18th Company. Corporal Sum
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
TRAVERSING WITH THE
TWENTY-NINTH COMPANY

1t seems that there is to be no let
up Every week one e our officers
is Lieut.. CAN'T. He has been trans
ferred to the Machines Sun School.
We extend a hearty welcome to our
now company ct'n"~' rGe~ H. Wyatt
We are positive that he viii more thu
make up to us for the loss Of our for
mer commander
Sh. We are going TO let you in on a
little secret Sergeant Russell has
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
TWITTERINGS FROM
TWENTY-EIGHTH CO..

We fee, proud of the record of the
Twenty eighth in gas performance
one hundred and ten men from the
company passed through the gas
chamber, and fewer men failed to pass
than IN any other company
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

his home and presented him with a
wee Red Cross Nurse. Good stuff,
Jeffriess
Sergeant Burdette, our Park Com
missioner he Of the mournful counte-
nance, has a mass formation which re-
calls old BIZ Shakespeare's Hamlet,
Alas, poor Yorick; / knew him we'll"
Mechanic Long was reposing peace
fully in his tent when an officer enter
ed quite unexpectedly. Long hoped
TO his feet and bawled attention so
loud that the officers ears have been
out Of kilter ever since. On looking
around the tent Long noticed hat he
was the only occupant This is a new
form of talking TO yourself, and conse-
quenu we imagine that Long must
have money in the bank.
In the SD Co. they have the only
Colonel in Z ptivlty who never gets
saluted This birds name is Colonel
Guffey It is hard to figure out if
Guffey was named after the army or u
nut,
Posner, the aquatic Mess Sergeant,
is still wearing the appellation. The
Human Duck"
Sergeant Richter has resigned from
the Order of the Bandaged Foot. If
you watch him run for the Mess Hall
you'd never believe his foot was ever
baRdaged.
Sergeant Higgins is THE rough boy
We always wondered whenever Ser
CANT Higgins gave a command why he
would inyariabi raise his right arm
ow we knowf Fare please! Step
liVell All aboard Move up in the -gont
Of the car! Plent of room up front! All
aboard
Sergeant Case is stiu the Calliope
Canary Sins. Case sing If Case
sings while we're around on the square
q won't be around long, on the square,
we won't,
Supply Sargt Greene has 20 much
in his tent that he has to sleep Oh top
Of his supplies. When you see Gi eene
in his bunk he looks Ike "A Cliff Dwell
Ter
Mess Sergeant Gavin and Sergeant
Biggio, Of Headquarters, are produc-
ing a new vaudeville act for the next
camp entertainment The title of their
act is 'Neye- Again."
Eraste Casper the Count of Monte
Cristo is with us again, and the bar
hers have all hidden their razors. II is
beard looks like a Himalaan forest on
closer inspection it looks as though it
was designed b a landscape gardener.
Private Geutr sleeps on a cot which
onl has two legs on it, Gentr can
also sleep standing up. Ask First Ser
geant Coils.
Pvt J. P. Coole was asked b the c.
G. what the trouble was Coole re-
Piled that his nose was cold. The c. o.
asked him why he did not rub it. and
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23
THIRTY-SIXTH COMPANY
GLEANiNGS OF A WEEK

Doc Miles is wen this week, thank
you.
one of the recruits asked Sgt Green
what was wrong with his knees and he
said they had fed him SO many pills at
the infirmary his knees were ON ball bear
ings Ouch.
Sergeant Gregory is one Of the relics
all recruits like to listen to. You sure
have accumulated quite a line during
your 20 years working for Uncle, Sgt.
Lost: One courtesy card and nights
sleep. Communicate with Green
Ma Melvin spent sunday writing.
Sergeant Grant Won the instructors pot
on the 1900 inch range, in competition
with about rs others Swinging traverse
80 rounds. Not a space missed. y per
feet target,
The entire company wish Lit Swearing
en- luck on his new assignment,
And we all pledge our entire co-opera-
tion to 1t. Kilgore. The Sbth Company
is to the fore in all activities and We in
tend to keep it there.
Sergeant Wright was ON the last long
mile heading Tor the Company street,
about 100 a. M Halt calls the guard.
Halt nothing I'm two hours late now
seq he
Sam We thought you We're Chinese. but
YOU claim to be Russian with Turkish an
cestry cheer UP, old man, the Army is p
great melting pot and we have TO hand
it to you for being a willing worker.
The Company mourn the death Of Pri-
waite McEiroy, A good soldier q cheer
ful soldier He gave his life TO his coun-
try,
a rousins little party was given Sgt.
Grant ana Sgt. Eeuenhofen TO help them
forset they were 81 year older. We had
candles cake and all the trimmings. Cor
uoral King, Of the Headquarters Com
uauy, sang several good selections. The
cake was furnished by Cook Farmer and
We challenge any cook to make a better
cake.
Il thc Machine Gunners want to see a
live company watch the S6th Co, We
thank you,
SEVENTEEN COMPANY
Our r. F. .. No | man. Slim AIhcNen.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

is always on the job, but hates to part
with our mail.
Sergeant Loovarn still handles that
Browning machine gun as il he was
shooting sparrows with the old family
shot gun"
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Private John Shea has an idea he
can catch rats with his hat and shilla-
leah, but so far he MS filed.
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Corps. Ford Lutz. Griffin. Kernd
ter nd a canoe race Sunday, but Sergr.
Berrlgan was there with the paddle. as
heSalways is when someone tries to
Kid him
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Judging by the baudages ,1,r,,,,,
Campbell wears on the one side nj ms
lace We, cannot help but wonder Who XII
him with a PA. ''0 "'1
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Its Corporal Jesse c. Haygood now
and Jess is trying to look dignilled
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

Private Geutr sleeps on a cot which
onl has two legs on it, Gentr can
also sleep standing up, Ask First Ser
eeant Coils
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

CorpL Lutz and mis- wild bunch of
serenaders have been making nightly
raids lately but Friday night several
placed hits Of shoes assisted by a bar
rage Of mess kits put the marauders
to rOut
Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-10-23

The pennsylvania and Wisconsin vol
erS IN the company will soon have a vote
Belng trohibition men themselves and
none OF Them touching anything wet,
tne Frohloluon candidates at home viii
in. ~ o'"le