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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Foster—"When I played the horses."

Foehr—"Oh, hell!"

Kelley, Charles—"Oh, razz."

Sergeant Garrity—"I stand for dissipline and democrassy."

Lieutenant Condren—"Good business."

Lieutenant Paton—"Huh?"

Lieutenant Bacharach—"I love to sit and look at me and think how wonderful I am."

Sergeant Hunihan—"Well dis Jane is ——."

Messer—"Is there any drill to-day?"

Brown, Jim—"Dead men, tons of dead men."