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GERMAN SOLDIERS DECORATED FOR VALOROUS DEEDS AT VERDUN
A scone, back of tho lines during a lull in tho battle that has now lasted moro than two months. Both sides have been
kept busy Riving medals to their heroes, as bravery has been by no means confined to cither side.
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NEW TYPE OF ARMORED MOTOR CAR ADDED TO EQUIPMENT OF NEW YORK NATIONAL GUARD
This car has been especially constructed with n view to quelling riots and street disturbances. Its two rapid firing
guns, pumping 400 shots a minuto, is guaranteed to clear any street of disorderly crowds in a few minutes.,
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