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(Above) THE S. S. CjEORGE WASHINGTON, former North German Lloyd liner, that is to take presi
dential party to France, (Below) The U. S. transport Orizaba, the "newspaper ship," sailing for Brest with
a hundred newspaper correspondents to report the' coming peace conferences' at Versailles
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