The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1918, Page 13

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We are a tough fighting > Day, 1917, was later| bunch, and they will know it before Longer Day for U. S. Clerkm of the 9th I we are through. Every one hers com-| WASHINGTON, June 27.— Final ape France in Sep-| ments on the cleanline rais and | Proval a 4 first trip to the} physical training of the American ao a a nitive Appropriation BEL to his family troops, and I am proud to ™ Oe eee ea ne ah Blo en” ernment clerks DB AS hours « Ne first time, A brother, George, is a =, wad 8 of F120 year, was 1 it 90 much now. the 6th Company at F the House. The & member of the 19th Infante mt to President Wilson few Weeks try on Memoria signed to ( antry and sailed for tember. 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