OTHERWISE ALL PIW?\ - 3y 1st Sgt* J. B* ’Vest.
Man comes into this w^rl d without his consent and 1 eaves it against his
will. During his stay rn earth his time is spent in one continued round of ccn«
traries and mis sunder standings by his f cllnvrbeings. . In his infancy he is an angel'
in his boyh 'd he is a devil; in his manhood he is everything from a lizzard up.
In his duties he is a fool; if he raises a family he is a chump; if he raised a
check he is a thief, and the law raises cain with hinT* If he in a pror man is
bad manager, and has no sense; if he is rich he is dishonest, but considered smeri*
If he is in politics you cant place him, as he is an undesirable citizen; if ho £rer.
■eryb^dy
they all want to kick him* If he dies y^ung there was always a great future before w
him. If he lives to a ripe old age he is in the way. and living h save funeral expe.
sas. ° T his life is a funny road, but we like to travel it just the same*
COMP AMY A*TD D ET ACH? TAfT NEW S*
G 0. "E"
We have Lt. ^nckafallow with us now. He is instructing us in bayonet
training at nresent*
ET© arewall represented at the Hosnits.1 this week by S gt Klitza, Pvt«.0 o b o ©
and Pvt. Lynns.
Pvt. Wiseman has just returned from the Hosnitsl. He was hit over the
head last Friday with a snow shovel which fell fmm the roof of the barracks*
The members of the class in Automatic P ifle are getting quite a kick out
nf the improvised names ^iven the different parts, for instance when asked, whnt was
the flash hider on the muzzle Pvt* Pndrigue ealled i a ’’flashlightV
Wont someone tell Pvt. Proulx the difference between a button and a cylince
head.
Pvts. Gardiner and Pixner have been ordered to port Lawton, Washington on
the y first aavailable transportation after F eb. 1, 1925 f' r discharge per ex
piration of term of service.
I
E-l ated M.D. News.—
Capt. Living and Sgt. Gol ar and family hereby publicly thank the "Skin
rf the Harbor boat frr keeping the Med, Dfct. in Skagway New fears Day. The H'-sn
Jltii’iRJC. had a young turkey left from Xmas which Bef Co intin prepared especially
F*r the occasion of New Years Day and his Birthday - The Post S amtery Inspec rr^
decreed that said Turkey wouJ.d net be fit for human consumption after Jan. 1st. e
the Surgeon, Sgt. And family helped celebrate (Jobs) birthday, v/e all hope o see
Cointin get old fast so we can enjoy another such banquet.
The last Rogers brought an additional N . C. 0- for the Hedies but few of
the Post personnel have had the pleasure of making oho aqunintcnce ® ^ " ,
scon as the more urgent work is completea in the Hosnitnl everyone i^ ne
should meet Cpl. Barrick.
Everybody makes mistakes, thats why they put rubber mats under cuspidores.
From %m the looks -f the pits in the bov/ling alley, recommend more mats and cuspi
dores in said Bowling A 11ey.
Company "£” is determined to hold £he ballance rf Power in the Det. ~f
patients, they are no-v headed by Sgt. Klitza and Hogged.
NOTES FROM THE POST QUAR'ISOMAS'® R.—
No information has been received in regard to a nlw^'Oas Engine and Genei -
ator Unit for lighting the post. It is believed however that a new lighting unit
v/ill be shiped at an early date, as the type required is a standard unit for Coast
Artillery posts and similar stations, and would probably be available within the
Corps Area.
In view of the rimor regarding the future shortage of Exceptional^ Artic.’
and Subsistence© Supplies, it is the opinion of thei office that there will be no
material shortage and that there is no need $6r alarm.
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