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I It Can’t Be No Wuss “Over There.” In winter time it’s mighty cold— “over there.” 1 here’s lack of fuel and winds are bold— “over there.” ^le water’s froze at ten below nd ail around lies heaps of snow, ut we’ve had that before we go— “over there.” 1 here’s sleet and rain and red clay too “over there.' Id mud hangs on like chunks of glue Th “d’'^er there.” ere fire call every time it’s rough, ey drill you nights to make you tougb, Uut we’re prepared for such old stuff— “over there.” You have to stand in line for chow— Yo “over there,” ur ma.il is always late_ some how Y “over there,” u can t keep money in France they It’ - Bift you get your pay, that will be life in the same old ■ Way— "over there.” ^ou, cannot smoke while duty bound— Tlip there.” nurses keep bossing you around— ThPT. . there.” To furloughs waiting us, lint n > i“®t stirs a fuss, Geej .it can’t be any wuss- over there. • —“The Bard of Barracks Six.' ■ ISN’T IT TO BAD— Worn Blue Pajamas can’t be for tu outside of the uniform, Sion ."'ould create quite an impres- inspection or in the admlnls- ratu ** building while their effec-. is on being confined to just 0“e barracks. ot overcoat isn’t regulation of reveille any more, for with a pair fino ®^^'rigs and a hat they made a wp. '^'rmouflage for a suit of under- it In ^ mean little wind spoiled nil one morning. ^bite sport shirts are prh'b- nod at drill. ' fdilor-made hats don’t re duce the girth. we all can have convalescing uuough to put a high wax pol- ^e floors of our wards, ferrib^"*"” eye-glasses look “so YHAT General Orders will not allow po[g in front of the main flag Anchor Chain was so scarce hat all the barracks couldn’t be sup plied. That we all couldn’t have “been on the border/' THE CADUCEUS. SUNSHINE LETTER Geo. A. Renn, Major, M. R. C., Adjutant Base Hospital, Camp Greene, Charlotte, N. C. Bear Sir: On the 25th Inst. I received a tele gram from your ofHce notifying me that my son, Francis B. Lane, private, of Headquarters Company, 6th Infan try, was seriously ill at th£ base hos pital.’ Upon my arrival at the hospital I was more than agreeably surprised to find the excellent conditions exist ing there. I spent two days there and visited a number of the wards and found everything tha. jould be expect-^ ed in the way of equipment, doctors' and nurses. My boy as well as a num ber of other patients, said they were receiving every attention and had nothing but praise to offer for the faithful attention given them by the doctors, nurses, and orderlies. It was certainly a source of comfort to me to be able to leave for home after having seen the conditions un der which my boy was being taken care of and feeling that everything possible was being done for him. I want to thank you personally and have you convey my sincere apprecia tion to the doctors, nurses, and order lies of Ward B-5, where my boy is confined, for the courtesy and kindness extended to me while there. Very sincerely yours, (Signed) RICKARD F. LANE. Eastman Jlgency Jas. F. Stowe > Co. 26 S. Try on St. Druggists KODARvS and “Camera Supplies” Developing' AND Printing IN 24 HOURS Huylers Candies Sergeant of the Guard Hunt has been visited by his aunt for the past Week. Sergeant Hunt’s aunt is from \ Massachusetts, where . he made his heme before en'-sting. Pound and Moore Company 0 Printers, Stationers and Office Outfitters Seal and Rubber Stamp Manufacturers We sell everything used in an office 205-207 S. Tryon St. Charlotte N, C.
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