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  "I Hear America Singing - 55 Community Songs," 1917

  This pamphlet of 100 "Community Songs" was published in the hopes of forming more "Liberty Choruses" to boost the morale of American citizens at home during the war.
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  1st Train Camp, Ft. Harrison, 2nd Bty [Battery] 9th P.T.R, July 1917

  Soldiers training for artillery service in World War I at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Lawrence, Indiana.
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  2nd Battery 9th P.T.R.

  Soldiers training for artillery service in World War I at Fort Benjamin Harrison in Lawrence, Indiana.
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  Allied observation balloon

  A balloon of the type used by the Allied forces in observing enemy placements and movements.
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  American officers with bicycles

  Officers with bicycles, in France, during World War I.
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  Armored train in France

  A heavily armored engine leads a train through the French countryside.
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  Destruction at Fère-en-Tardenois, ca. 1918

  Several men and a horse stand amid destroyed buildings in the town of Fère-en-Tardenois. [July] 1918
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  Farm near Fontainebleau

  View of a farm near Fontainebleau, France, a town southeast of Paris.
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  French soldiers before German gun emplacement, 1918

  A French soldier guarding a captured German gun emplacement for a large piece of artillery, possibly the 419mm caliber howitzer mortar gun known as the "Big Bertha."
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  Letter, 1 November 1918

  Dorothy Shelley, Louisville, Kentucky, to Corporal Louis J. Discher, Co. F, 120 Infantry, 30 Division, American Expeditionary Forces.
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  Letter, 10 October 1918

  Clara to Corporal Louis J. Discher, Co. F, 20 Infantry, 30 Division, American Expeditionary Forces.
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  Letter, 11 November 1918

  "Aunt Maggie and Uncle Frank" to Corporal Louis J. Discher, Co. F, 120 Infantry, 30 Division, American Expeditionary Forces.
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  Letter, 13 April 1918

  Clara, Louisville, Kentucky, to Louis J. Discher, Co F 120 Infantry, Camp Sevier, S.C.
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  Letter, 14 April 1918
  

  Cecelia to Louis J. Discher, Co F 120 Infantry, Camp Sevier, S.C.
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  Letter, 16 April 1918

  Clara, Louisville, Kentucky, to Louis J. Discher, Co F 120 Infantry, Camp Sevier, S.C.
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  Letter, 17 April 1918

  Frank A. Geher, Louisville, Kentucky, to Louis J. Discher, Co F 120 Infantry, Camp Sevier, S.C.
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  Letter, 2 September 1918 with cover

  Letter from Frank Raymond Lane, Camp Zachary Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky, to Nellie Rahe, Milan, Indiana. Discusses life at Camp Zachary Taylor, Kentucky, during World War I.
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  Letter, 25 November 1917

  Albert A. Deig M.D., Louisville, Kentucky, to Louis Discher, Camp Taylor, City.
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  Letter, 25 October 1918

  Clara to Corporal Louis J. Discher, Co. F, 120 Infantry, 30 Division, American Expeditionary Forces.
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  Letter, 27 April 1918

  Clara, Louisville, Kentucky, to Corp. Louis J. Discher, Co F 120 Infantry, Camp Sevier, S.C.