Trench and camp. [volume] (Augusta, Ga.) 1917-1919, 1918-06-19

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1t is said that a soldier fights as he
salutes
Come along boys with suggestions for
the Company d. blowout
Last Friday the sergeant from General
Grants favorite city made visit to the
personnel office.
Company D boasts of fellow who
took the ordnance course at every place
possible, yet it cost him ten dollars the
other day to learn that 1856 is not an
A. G. Q. form.
Tent number twenty two-always one
hundred per cent. mark it myself.
Lance Corporal G. Miller, when asked
what he could contribute towsSd the
general joy-fund: Il can't dance and
don't sing, but 1 think can lick any man
in the company. Don't cover TOO muCh
territory, George!
The mess sergeant is going to ask
double rations for Tub Alderman. Fletch-
erie, Tub, fetcherize!
Kansas has repeatedly been referred to
as Bleeding Kansas" but Alvin Block,
who halls from that state, tried to refute
the imputation; but gave up in despair
when a member of squad four explained
that it was on account of so many per-
sons having scratched themselves ON the
barbed wire fences in their hurry to get
out of that state.
Sergeant Drucker says that the Friday
night concerts are pronounced success
Were it not for the fact that the Jazz
band wakes him up.
More pep, Doeher Daubenspec1 COM
plains that he only received five letters
yesterday,
Remember your first two weeks in
quarantine and you will not forget the
Y. NJ NC. A.
Medical science has made wonderful
strides since the days Of CoScuapious,
but policing the streets is accomplishing
regenerating the weary; so it is sure to
be of lasting benefit to the country.
An interview with Kiplings only rival
and Americas best short story exponent,
Private Edison Marshall; Sherman was
right when he said that about Augusta
or was it about war? 1t has already done
a great wrong in denying the public of
my writings, and / shall appeal to the
president TO have it stopped" BY the
way. Eddie was seen at the Lenwood
dance the other night. She was about
nineteen and it's safe to assume, consid-
ering that it is notorious that he uses
all the girls he meets as characters In
his yarns. that she is to be the heroine
OF MS next novel,
Private Baughman states in regard to
the situation that the war will change
the map Of Europe an dit wouldn't sur
prise him at all if he found the Rock of
Gibraltar off the Isle of Mann when this
darn thing over
Sergeant Isaacson says the same thing.
only he hopes that it will swN it about
so that Western Oregon and Georgia will
be right next to each other
Sergeants Baggs, Cole Denhart, Wa
ters and Sichel took an extended auto
tour of an hour and a half through north
ern Georgia. On their return Baggs re
marked: II feel that I gained three
pounds" and Sichel said; And it cost
me five bones"
Private RhorIsaste is receiving callers
between the showers and Building No.
1861.
Company D. Glee Club has been or
ganized unde rthe direction of Private
Bader and several practices have been
held during the last few weeks. IT
the near future this club expects to put
on a company night. There is much good
talent on this street which should be
seen at it's best in this program. AS our
course is rapidly nearing it's close we are
preparing a commencement day R;ercise