World War I Correspondence, 1918.

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World War I Correspondence, 1918.

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World War I correspondence by a soldier at Merritt Hall, Camp Merritt (N.J.) to "Dear Friend and Mother," dated Aug. 11, 1918. The letters discuss his travels from Camp MacArthur through Tex., Ark., Mo., Ill., Pa., Ind., and Ohio; the Red Cross; "Kaiser Bill"; clothes; and sightseeing in New York (City).

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