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THE FAiMOUS MONASTERY of Mont des Cats, where Prince Max of Hesse is buried,
is being destioyed by German artillery despite the Kaiser's orders to save it. The photograph
shows the destroyed abbey.
French Flc'urUl ben Ice.
"NEVER FORGET, MY BOY, that it is God's cause which you are
defending in France," said an old monk at the Abbey of Hautccomb'j
in Savoy to a visiting American.
French Pictorial STice
RIGHT 1HKOUUI1 A RUINED VILLAGE in France the Canadians ran the track of their
corps tiamway to facilitate canying materials to the front and in reconstruction work behind
the lines.
Canadian Official Photograph. Underwood & Underwood.
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THE MOST SEASONED COWBOY from Ve "wild end woolly" West, can display no greater horsemanship than that exhibited by these cavalrymen from
Camp Dix, who have exhibited their skill in many remarkable feats.
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