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Two members of the British recruiting party conducting a week's campaign in Phila-
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Regiment, and Sergeant G.
R. L. Potter, Thirteenth Battalion, First Canadian
Expedition.
READY TO SAIL FOR FRANCE
Captain Frank H. Husted, of tho Jefferson
Base Hospital Unit No. 38, is awaiting tha
call to active duty.
ENTHUSIASTIC FOLLOWERS OF THE ELUSIVE SPHERE
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White, Mascot J. Donohue, O'Malley and Nocding. Back row Blair, McGarry, Fealey, Carter, Apau
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