America's War for Humanity by Thomas Herbert Russell
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striking contrast to Boche methods. (_Copyright, Committee on Public
Information_.)] [Illustration: King Albert I of Belgium, the beloved sovereign who never lost the confidence of his stricken people during the four years of their intense suffering. Marshal Petain of France, the hero of Verdun, who led the victorious French into Strassburg and heads the French army of occupation in Germany.] [Illustration: Canadian soldier examining the rifle and kit of a German killed by Canadian cavalry a few minutes before, while protecting the rear of the German retreat. (Canadian official photograph.)] [Illustration: Canadian troops resting in a trench on the hard-won Wotan line of the Germans, which was captured on the previous day after a desperate struggle that resulted in the rout of the enemy. (Canadian official photograph.)] [Illustration: ONE OF THE GREAT GERMAN 16-INCH SIEGE GUNS USED AT ANTWERP The above photograph shows the gun train complete, ready for transportation. The motive power is furnished by the powerful motor truck at the right, which also carries most of the artillerymen forming |
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