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April 20, 1915
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Mr. and Mrs. William H. Reeves, Jr., photoBraphifl immediately after their lecent weddin- in
Westbury, L. I. Mrs. Reeves was Miss Elizabeth S. Paik. Mr. Rre-ps is the son of Mr. and Mis
David H. Reeves, of Phoenix Park, Phoenlxville, Pa.
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HERO OF NEUVE CHAPELLE
(ieneral Sir Douglas Haig, commander of the 1st British
Army Division in France, has been praised for his gen
eralship in this battle, which cost the British dear because
of gross blunders ascribed to subordinates.
UNITED STATES MILITARY ATTACHE AT FRONT IN FRANCE
Major Gheiayh, ol tho United States Army, is shown at the right standing in a
cioup of foreign military observers, who have accompanied tho German army to
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correspondent.
F. J. Archibald, tho war
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