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, GANADIAN MILITARY CHIEF VISITS SUBMARINE
Gene-al Sir Sam Hughes ia seen emerging, with Boma difficulty, from the captured
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PRESIDENT OF GERMAN
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Dr. Johann Kaempf, as president of
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BRITISH WOMAN MECHANIC AT WORK "
More than 600,000 women are actively employed in "men's lob3' i t .a .
ot thft men If th wpmen refuse to relinauish their Z, u ' &ni the question ot wbat fa become
9k n muse to relmquish thelr economic Independence after tha war Is troubling tha British
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