World War I Collection

and indulge in a coca cola evey night. The show is fifteen cents here too, so I think we do pretty well at that. Last pay day we went to Salt Lake and had a big feed, and went to the show. I mean a few of the best of us. Of course there are a lot of the fellows that are broke in one day after the "ghost walks" - mostly from playing cards. It's against the rules and regulations to gamble, but they do it on the quiet. If they get caught they generally get about ten days in quarters.

Well, I have just finished dinner and feel somewhat better. There is an indoor baseball game (played outside) at one-thirty, so I will write until then. The captain chooses one side and the first lieutenant the other. We have some fun, as we have a good diamond to play on, and are all in the same class.

My wrist watch went on the hummer today, and I feel lost without it. It is the one Ed Morgan gave me, and it has kept some time up until today.

In the letter I received from you yesterday you said Albin McMahon was exempted until the first of the year. I see the Standard of Monday says he is