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Howard Johnson, town barber, in the center, is enjoying a dream over the
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GENERAL VIEW OF THE LEVEL FARMLAND WHICH WILL BE CONVERTED INTO A VAST CITY OF BARRACKS FOR rnv iflnnft npAm t,vt ,. '
The camp will be three miles long and two miles wide and will occupy twenty farms which have been leased for the purpose b? the United iffi 8ESE MNuW?nWILL MOBILIZE AT WRIGHTSTOWN
drill grounds. f uoveramel' u"y 4000 acres will be covered by tents, company streets and
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