June 29.
STUDENTS of the United States army under war conditions have more or less agreed -that one of the outstanding effects of the Expeditionary Force was a fairly general hostility among civilian soldiers towards regular officers. Never amounting to disloyalty to military traditions, the dislike was evinced in dissatisfaction and grumbling. The reasons lie deep in human nature. The violent change from civilian life, with its large element of individuality, to the strictest discipline and the consequent sub-together
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