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Nevertheless he left barracks without leave after 9 p.m. the same night and went to the theatre.

He was reported to me the

next morning for being

intoxicated condition!

So it was

by

rent her

nistruchons and,

pending wish

trongly recommend that he be at

once dismissed.

be

there in an

same muistake

not made quite clear to him that he was under arrest and

he

ignorant of the rule as to asking for

reave after if on

view

of

you

al lock

his case and severe

manded hein

Cenient

evercly repri

seiring

kiin el

clearly

to understand that on his nest -

offence of

a similar nature Ishara

recommend his dimuison C.

It is

is me

of his daily duties

to drill recruite at 3 pm

I attended the mill today and

the Sergeant Major

fully drunk.

again dispace.

I have placed hover in confine-

ment

e

that

I fear obliged to give him

homes although of

clacin do much.

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