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the fighting In Frnnee. One cow ‘

cernl 0 number of boys. belonging to
un artillery group. whlch as a result
of constant tlre found Itself short or

mnmunltton. The lnds had volun~
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the road, every inch of whlch was

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' (refit: supply.
Before the return was completed the
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from laborlously dragging the wagon

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F lght— " Where shall . we draw the ~ Let us, get therein time to
limit when we read what they hasten the victory—to save
are doing ‘ over there? Now the lives of our sons.

is the time to put. our full Howcan any one of us,
strength-into it. Our strength, back here at home, set any
coupled with the power of ~ limit to the help we ought to
our Allies, ‘ will win. Let us give-«for victory? 'And we
not delay even a few months. i must get it there int'Ine!

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