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EVENING LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1917
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PASSING THROUGH THE "CRADLE OP THE PEAKS"
A remarkable picture, showing Swiss mountain artillery being
moved over tho Oberalp Pass, in the midst of numerous Alpine
peaks.
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Copyright, Ifarrli & Ewlne.
nOBBUT W. WOOLLEY
tt'nshlngton newspaperman,
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FUTURE AMERICAN BIRDMEN GET REAL MACHINE-GUN TRAINING
Sergeant Weston, of Cleveland, wounded at Verdun, instructing a student officer of the aviation
corps, John A. Talcott, who holds the record for stripping and assembling a machine gun.
"THE LITTLEST MARINE" IS WILLIAM LONG,
2634 NORTH DARIEN STREET. HE IS TWO
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A LANDMARK VIEWED BY EVERY PRESIDENT SINCE TYLER
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A GIRL SCOUT BAND ACTIVE IN RED CROSS WORK ON THE MAIN LINE
Membr U Txm 1 at Wayne, y wre especially Industrious at tho Bryn Mawr Hersa Show.
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