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American Red Cross division in one of the public squares of an Italian city. In passing it
may be noted that the American boys are keen for the Italian type of beauty.
General Foe.h, now In supreme command of all the allied, armies, whose brilliant
Strategy has always been credited with the chief glory in tht victory on the fylarne. Presi
dent Wilson is generally understood to have urged General Foch for his Jiigh post
Photograph showing women police of London wearing helmets while on duty as
protection from possibleinjury by Hun air raiders. The helmets are issued by the police
authorities of London.
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all depends upon moving xreat numbers of troops to fill the gaps with the least possible deity.