Evening star. [volume], June 30, 1918, Image 70

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Gen. Foch is sending an army of fresh fighters into the big battle. An infantry regiment is shown on the
march to take its position in the trenches. Note the cheerfulness with which the men go into battle for France.
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K French armored train going into action in the
? Somme sector. The mighty 250-millimeter guns,
? mounted on armored railway carriages, are now
pounding away at the Hun lmes.
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Prank L. Baylies of New Bedford, Man., who has distinguished
himself as an aviator with the French flying forces, has been cited in
French army orders.
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The distinguished and valiant Marine Corps has a club of
its own in France, membership in which will probably be as
eagerly coveted as in the corps itself. Photo shows entrance
of the American Marine Club in Paris.
(Copyright by Committee on Public Information.) (From Underwood * Underwood.)
Supply wagons occupy a prominent place as the Americans march through a French
village and over the low bridge on their way to the trenches.
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Photo shows the complete wreckage of an enemy plane brought down by British airmen in a recent raid over London. !
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