(Ihe Little -hings that otick.)
A33EhTr iII'JIIO'J'j? LEAVE:
Cpl. Hoots,. Lear Extaordirary an 1 mascot *1 en&po t e atiary of Company
"E" on Monday last, stood on his hind legs, did a baclrvar1 somersault,
broke his collar, and with these finat words --*"1 may never* have worked
on a section gang, but I;n sure going to make tracks now"-- beat it for
the tail, ani uncut, 1 saying Company "E" cans mascot, Er01.1 the barracks
windows of said company one no 7 can hear the following song, sung in a
mournful strain*
Col. Hoots has taken a notion,
Cpl, Hoots has gone on a spree,
Cpl, Loots, hired rf mascot devotion,
Has gone At J* Loose from ''H",
m try tf ifytl
i-O iii . ^0 la ,
Bring ba< k.
Bring back
Bring back,
Oh, br: ng
bring
Op],,
tack
back.
H o I- £
Cpl„ .loots
QUALIFIED IOC *£;
Again Chilkoot Barracks quantise 10C‘»
snappy preliminary c iurse, the :aeu concern
cord coarse, each raring expert, Inc Am?
in marksman3liip. After a
sc. fired tiie qualification re
Oh 1 ihe Reveille Gun,
lf ^in Can Eddie and "Al" .look, late members of etur martial forces, are
again visitors in our raidso. "AT*, it is rumored, has heard the Cavalry
calling and to 11 cake out another stack with Uncle oamuel on the Border.
"El honbre discrete ordena siewpre las co3as con madurez," as we used to
say down there, Al.
Help t "Slim" said he called his "sweetie1’, Mirror, because she was
such a good locking ia-ss»
AS IT WERE, 30 TO. SPEAK■ «
A gjoi many oil sc.udiers have given up drilling the drills they used
to drilx oecause the irj.lls they used to drill are no longer being drilled*
And how is your pet complex this weelc2
(George T. 1 la su ry )
?vt, .fljhibal 1 J'!ci■©oi. Coma rr £ •! - -i,
S^t *• •' 17 \ -T“\ 1 * V U;A? dT* °ne no^ springs.
0t» ii„atc,.e, ^1. „ut •‘le-jon and Meci>ci..\io. otenart of Company H are
SPe r;:-0U';* (Ue ^un? beats ue) river!
v - rant c -Ot . ?.av i. aa v;a t’ae r.vsr oa a hunting trip. ^g
Sergeant Barry •«!.. spenl ce.i lays i.i _>vt. vsurick* s company.