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.'POTTING THE PRISCOPK has become the favoiite outdoor sport of the Naval Coast Defense Reserves tit Cape
May, with real honest-to-Roodncss guns to do the "spottine;."
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IKE. GAY C.OLLEGE LIFE once reigned supreme, th'1 war note has entered in to harden, albeit not to mar. Col-
ietro life at Harvard is now most trwthiullv as renriaented above, with nctunl trenches on the camnua.
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EVERY DAY YOU READ of American patrols prowling in No Man's Land.
The photograph abova shows "our boys" actually stealing toward tho German
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Committee on Fubllo: Information. '
THE SPLENDID WORK of the American engineers in Franco haa
been in keeping with the best traditions of our lighting forces. But
an engineer's life is not entirely spectacular, as the abovo plioto-
will attest.
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