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chief of staff of the 2n.1
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death of his son
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future will receive
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capacity for pro-
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idea of demociacy
f country so Intense,
die in their behalf.

in the present, but
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r immortal dead, en-
his day does not sim-
remembrance. It is a
ich they won on the.
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endeavor and In the
dvancement and ex-
ened the pathway to
ust, with understand-
ue to pave the road.

c spirit by the sur-
heroes. Every fail-
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nerations un 8` . a repudiation of
One prayer fills our hearts this day.
we be worthy of the contribution of the
ay the ideals they fought to preserve be-
our deeds realities in a world lastingly

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ERANS,
treet, Detroit 6, Michigan.

I was honorably discharged from the /4
U. S. and wish to join J.W.V.

