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November 9, 1918
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JTTHE GOVERNOR-ELECT OF THE COMMON WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WILLIAM G. SPROUL, AND HIS FAMILY
Ahnvol THE RAILROAD STATION AT SEDAN. Tho historic little Freiuh city, loni: in tho nosscssion of the German invader, has been cloriously
, redeemed by American troops. No longer do German soldiers stand about tho little station with the Teuton signs. The largo picture shows a general view
of the famous city of Sedan. Once more the tricolor of valiant France flies from its fortress, noted in Franco-Prussian war,
NEW YORK CELEUHA f INO tho report of arms ir- A s" t !n th" finr-"al district of down
town Manhattan on receipt of a report that the war was over.
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