A History of Troop A Cavalry, Connecticut National Guard and Its Service in the Great War as Co. D, 102d Machine Gun Battalion

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Sergeant McLaughlin—"When I was on the Border."

Kiernan—"Oooh, la, la!"

Watrous—"No kith or kin, thank God for that."

Hogan—"That gets a laugh out of me."

Sergeant Shea—"——."

Marsh—"I stick up for the Y. M."

Culver—"Elsie Janis and me."

Nutt, Charles—"There'll be a radical change in the morning."

Brush—"That's some more of my business."

Welch—"Join the army and see the world."