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fortenett enough to git some before it run
-left from suffer. Welli those that were
out, ate it as the there cake. There
ground near by and with the aid of darkness,
unfantruck load of bread dumped on the
willie would have tasted like chicken
withou desperate. Ireally believe corn
nearly every man had a foof of bread,
that night
me never did feed for time
It uss alluays a me why
came. as the the hikes were
made as long and as hard on the men
hiki could have been made in two day
and horses as possible. To prove the latter
of Signedly for about nine days.
misted of one, we stayidin the village
without events but was
Our stay in signeulting was
foot drill and cannonurs
gun drill. Instead of a restlur got more
There were a few French canteens
jam, cookies and chocolate at exarbitant
here which kepthle well supplied with
price Jamie was $ V.O. a can, cookies fifty
cents and only 20% sugar. It was nothing
cento for a dogen. Chocolate was eighty
but better chocolate and mall bars at that
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