Diario di PvtGiuseppe LRomeo .. . È venuto così ho chiesto al cassiere se ci fossero K. Ps. ontlie lavoro. Lei mi ha detto che mi avrebbe dovuto ottenere il mio.mi creda, io sono sicura che è andato a. Prosciutto e uova, pane, ma-ter, torta, torta, patatine fritte e Java, tutti per sei bit.Ho controllato il mio slicker e andò al palazzo del teatro.Prezzo: uno buck e undici centesimi, ma ne è valsa la pena.risaliva all'Esercito della Salvezza hotel at 12:15 e hitthe fieno, beaucoup fatica. A sinistra una chiamata per sei oclock. Aprile 17th. Non ho avuto la mia chiamata a 6 e abbiamo dormito fino a10. Era in ritardo su passano così era A. W. O. L. iniziato forcamp e ci siamo arrivati a 12 o

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Diary of PvtGiuseppe LRomeo .. . came so I asked the cashier if there were any K. Ps. ontlie job. She told me that I would have to get my own.Believe me, I sure went at it. Ham and eggs, bread, but-ter, pie, cake, French fried and Java, all for six bits.I checked my slicker and went to the Palace theatre.Price: one buck and eleven cents, but it was worth it.Went back to the Salvation Army hotel at 12:15 and hitthe hay, beaucoup fatigue. Left a call for six oclock. April 17th. Didnt get my call at 6 and slept until10. Was late on pass so was A. W. O. L. Started forcamp and arrived there at 12 oclock. Reported to thefirst soldier. Confined to quarters for an indefinite periodfor overstaying pass. April 18th. We had inspection and roll call at nineoclock this morning. The Skipper took the Company tothe show at 10 oclock. Just as we were going in 20of us were taken out for detail. Loaded trucks untilnoon. Knocked off for dinner. After mess the Companylined up and had some pictures taken. Then I went back PRIVATE ROMEO 29. GERMAN ARTILLERY OBSERVATION POST(See Page 36 for Description) 30 THE DIARY OF and loaded trucks the rest of the afternoon. Had niypicture taken with full pack. April 19. Raffled off a manicure set and it waswon by Private W. H. Shaw. Went up to the supplyroom and drew some clothes. About 6 oclock a nig-gercame along with a pair of dress shoes so I bought themfor 2 and a half bucks. April 20th. Raffled off the shoes I bought. Gotfour and a half out of it. Bought the shoes bazk fortwo and a half. April 21st. The Company had their picture takenagain. On guard again. Private Fritz was on kitchenguard so about 10 oclock I went over and askedhim how chances were to knock off a little food. He saidit was 0. K. We only had about a dozen eggs apiece.When I came off at 12, I met Private O Sri en and hesaid he was hungiy, so I took him to the kitche^i and fixedhimself up with a feed. April 22nd. When we first came to tVAi camp wewere ordered to stand reveille ev

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