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PHUiADBLPHIA, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER lq. 1914.
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S"' J lJSnw ' wartime economy has not served to keep down the crowds that eddy up and. It was awarded the W. A, Clark cash prize and the Corcoran ''M
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ARMIES OF EUROPE "ROBBING THE CRADLE" TO FILL THE RANKS, NOW BEING FAST DEPLETED
Here are the three youngest warriors among the legions of France, Germany and Russia- The young man in the centre is only 14 years old.
but he is already a non-commissioned officer serving in a regiment of the Kaiser's Grenadiers fighting in France. He has "been mentioned
in dispatches from the front more than once. He was last heard of at the town of Moysson. On the right is a youthful Russian trooper named
Anatoly Galpoff, riding calmly to the front in his bearskin hat. He has been helping to fight the Germans in his capacity as mascot to a
Siberian artillery brigade. The third is Monsieur Louis Pavard, the smallest soldier in the army of France,
- FETCHING THE FATTED CALF FOR FEAST AMID THE FJGHTING
A patrol of Colonial French troopers have been out on a foragirjg expedition jn the Argonne
rcgiun. ay rcat iuck iney ran across una jrwwu, v4utu was apparently WltHOUt an owner.
However, ft is to be doubted if they wasted much time trying to 'find him. Fresh beef Is scarce in
tne trencnes ana tne owner mignt nave nea Deiore tne uermans anyhow.
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