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WAR TRAINING IS NOT ALL FUN, NOR IS IT ALL HARD WORK
Battery B of the Second Regiment boasts of a strinp band that enlivens the
leisure hours of their encampment on the Old York road near Noble.
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The young lady across the way says
most of the things we worry about are
merely momentous after all and wn.1
be forgotten by tomorrow.
Returned Everything
"I am afraid It Is all over between
May and Jack."
"Why. dear?"
"She has returned his photograph."
"You don't mean It!"
"Also his letters."
"Qraclous!"
i-And his ring."
"My! My!"
"But there Is still hope. He gavo
her a kiss as thoy parted on the lawn."
"And what did she do?"
She sho returned that, too."
Pearson's Weekly.
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ABSOUOTEUY To OBSERVE THE
NEW RULE AgAiNST PASSENGERS
RIDlM ON TOP THECAR AND THE
SKIPPER COUJ.DN'T MAKE HIM. COME
Dovtti riUU THEV REACHED
THATCHER'S BARN.
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Yes, Why Not?
"Our young rubbejr trees aren't
growing very rapidly."
"Why don't you go around and
stretch 'em a little every morning." si
Louisville Courier-Journal.-. jfl
A NEW SET OF EYES FOR THE ARTILLERY
lonel Hamilton D. Turner is insnectine the verv lat
Colonel Hamilton D. Turner is inspecting the very latest
type of rance-finder, with which his regiment has been
supplied. The instrument measures deflections and
OFF FOR A SABBATH
SPIN
Sunday is the red-letter
day for the Second Ar
tillerymen, for then
they have little else to
do but amuse them
selves and their best
girls, too, of course.
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nearby the encampment
for use during the
precious hours set aside
for recreation.
computes firing data Note the periscope attachments
tor use in tne trenches.
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-Prof. Why does not the United
States restore peace In the world?"
Student She Is at It now. War has
been declared. Lehigh Burr.
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PUTS SECOND ARTILLERYMEN
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Doctor McCloskey, United States Army Sur
geon, has been detailed at the regimental en
campment for the important work of examin
ing the guardsmen who are being mustered into
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Little Jimmy la your sister en
gaged? Little Tommy No, but she's going
to be.
Little Jimmy How do you know?
Little Torrlmy She gives me a -hi
penny every evening to step out of "1
the Parlor. Pearson's Weeklv. 1
the parlor. Pearson's Weekly.
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