The Sugar Refinery.
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The N.C.O.s and men built their own shacks. Some of them were comical
enough to look at, but they were pretty sound inside. Capt. Arnaud’s
transport lines were a triumph. He made really splendid covered
standings for all the animals, brick walls, wooden stalls, brick floor,
corrugated iron roof—all without an inch of material supplied by the
R.E.’s. Montigny was visited by some of the Battalion in April 1919, and
most of these splendid covered standings were still there.
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