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' closed-—wihh a gigantic German , Douglas said the publication is y ‘ offensive in the West that was ‘, an extension of the board's In- W 1 rolled back by the Allies. Lu- iformation service. "to facilitate-kl _ dendorff ‘lost his battle in his ireference on a broad area 0 . ‘ own’ headquarters with disinte- _Canada's economic affairs thati WASHINGTON (AP) " Th!

I I gratlon of the commander. his concerns the public interest as “-5 8°V€i‘iim°iii issued licences ’*' army and the empire. lVi_’§il‘tas’_ management's respon- Friday for the sale of an add,- f 0f Ludendorff: ’“ "V G . lional $l04.000,000 worth r ‘-‘E g p “(I-lei ‘personified the restless Mr’ Douglas said the "’"'d° m wheat to the Soviet Union. ‘

llabor statistics was prompted 1 . . d By R. J. ANDERSON Col.-Gen. l-lelmuth von Moltk rtrating analysis of Petain's f,‘,'§'g(’;’e 3“ ‘“"3““ i’°w°’ . iii

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jacter on history. In passing, clear that this was not so. Gare du Nord in Paris. . . in these men locked in struggle iBarnett states that Germany Moltke was an elderly man; order to be given Joffi-e's order with events greater than them- . ’ was “neither wholly nor prln- severe strain would soon expose to take command at Verdun." selves." . cipaliy responsible for the war; his chronic unfitness." R certainly not ‘guilty'.'' I Admiral Sir John Jellicoe

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