A BUSY MORNING SCENE AT A PORT IN FRANCE WHERE AMERICAN TROOPS ARE LANDING ALMOST EVERY DAY. THE SCENE OF ACTIVITY WHICH IS WITNESSED EVERY TIME AN AMERICAN TRANSPORT REACHES HER FINAL DESTINATION IS INDEED A STRIKING TESTIMONY OF THE MAGNIFICENT WAR EFFORTS OF THE UNITED STATES, WHOSE GALLANT TROOPS HAVE ALREADY PROVED THEIR STERLING FIGHTING QUALITIES ON THE WESTERN FRONT, WHERE THEY HAVE INFLICTED HEAVY LOSSES TO THE GERMANS, BESIDES TAKING A LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS.
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New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1474, 25 July 1918, Page 20
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77A BUSY MORNING SCENE AT A PORT IN FRANCE WHERE AMERICAN TROOPS ARE LANDING ALMOST EVERY DAY. THE SCENE OF ACTIVITY WHICH IS WITNESSED EVERY TIME AN AMERICAN TRANSPORT REACHES HER FINAL DESTINATION IS INDEED A STRIKING TESTIMONY OF THE MAGNIFICENT WAR EFFORTS OF THE UNITED STATES, WHOSE GALLANT TROOPS HAVE ALREADY PROVED THEIR STERLING FIGHTING QUALITIES ON THE WESTERN FRONT, WHERE THEY HAVE INFLICTED HEAVY LOSSES TO THE GERMANS, BESIDES TAKING A LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS. New Zealand Illustrated Sporting & Dramatic Review, Issue 1474, 25 July 1918, Page 20
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