Christmas, 1918

Christmas was not the dreary day a Christmas away from home usually is.

We had much for which to be thankful, and the intervening miles between

Lanty and Home were no bar to those good wishes that came from our

folks.

We celebrated, we ate, and we played Santa Claus. A tree was erected in

the centre of the village and we passed out to the civilian population

candy and biscuits and tobacco. The women and children and men sincerely

appreciated our tokens, and happiness reigned.

The mess sergeant had an inspiration of genius and he served us with a

truly Christmas dinner.

New Year's Day was red-lettered with another meal worthy of our mess

sergeant's reputation. The holiday season was over and we entered upon

the new year full of new hopes and ambitions.

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