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Soldiers walk through a trench. Denuded trees above represent damage from the fighting.

Knox student and soldier Walter Ross Livingston.

Walter Ross Livingston thanks Dr. Simonds for "the liberal attitude which the college has taken toward my finishing my work there," and expresses his excitement about starting a new term at Knox now that the war has ended.

This form contains information pertaining to Walter Ross Livingston's military service during World War I.

A large ship pulls into the harbor.

Three ships sail in close proximity to each other.

These tiny war stamps were issued during World War I.

Galesburg citizens planned a welcome home banquet to greet servicemen returning from World War I. The banquet occurred November 18, 1919.

William Euard's yearbook photograph in 'The Gale'.

This picture of William Euard appeared as part of a profile of football players in Knox's 'Gale.'

William Mead Ferris in uniform.

William Mead Ferris relaxes on a pier in Milwaukee in July of 1917.

William Ray Euard's entry in Knox College's yearbook notes his military aspirations. Euard died in France on January 15, 1919.

William Ray Euard, second from the left in the back row, died in France on January 15, 1919.

Two soldiers in uniform walk through a wire-laden trenches on the battlefield.