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Camp (WALTER an American writer)

WALTER, an American writer on athletics; born in New Haven, Conn., April 7, 1859. He was graduated at Yale (1880) and soon attained prominence with such writings as "Book of undulating mostly uncultivated plain CAMPAGNA DI ROMA CAMPAGNA DI ROMA (käm-pän'yä), the coast region of middle Italy, in which Rome is situated, from 30 to 40 miles wide and 100 long, and forming the A " B V ~ ト CONCEALED LISTENING POST A. As it looks to the enemy.

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College Sports," "American Football," etc. He was very active in the management of Yale's athletics. He edited variwhich extends from near Civita Vecchia or Viterbo to Terracina, and includes the Pontine Marshes. The district is vol- U. S. TRANSPORT, WITH DAZZLE CAMOUFLAGE ous weekly papers devoted to sports and canic, and its lakes, Regillus, Albano, was a frequent contributor to popular Nemi, etc., are evidently craters of exmagazines. tinct volcanoes. The soil is very fertile CAMPAGNA DI ROMA in the lower parts, though its cultivation is much neglected, owing to the malaria which makes residence there during midsummer very dangerous; and during the CAMPANIA