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Conditions at Camp Funston correspondence

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Office of the Chaplain
U.S. Army Base Hospital.
Fort Riley, Kansas.

July 19, 1918.

From: The Chaplain.

To: The Commanding Officer

Subject: Report on Conditions of Mess in Section "G'.

1. Careful observation has been made as to conditions
having to do with the mess in Section "G", the genito-urinary
section, of this hospital.

2. Food is supplied for the section from the kitchens
of sections just across the road. It is served to the men at
Section "G" in mess kits. My observations, covering each mess
during the past two days, have been that an abundance of food
has been provided, that it has been handled and served in a thor-
oughly sanitary way, and that it has been served reasonably hot.

3. Three men, working under this office, who visit
section "G' every day, making special investigations of cases,
have been consulted as to the general satisfaction of the men in
the section as regards the condition of the mess. They all report
that they have never heard of criticism.

[Signature]
G. Chas RAT, 1st Lieut. N.A.
Chaplain.

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