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THESE LADS ARE NOW HURLING SHELLS AT THE GERMANS
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GETTING A LINE ON THE BOCHES
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WORD FROM HEADQUARTERS TO RESUME FIRING
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mission of orders.
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AMERICAN OFFICERS WATCHING THE EFFECT
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TOWER
CHARLES M. SCHWAB, 2D, NEPHEW OF
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CHARGE OF MARINE CORPS RE-
CRUITING IN THE PHILADELPHIA
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