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Souvenir Album of the Great European War

Canadian Troops Off for the War

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The loyalty and enthusiasm of the Dominion at this critical time is very impressive. The picture shows the Ninetieth Winnipeg Rifles on the march from the training camp at Valcartier, eighteen miles north of Quebec—the largest practice encampment ever established in America. Many of Canada's soldiers are veterans of the British army; some saw service in South Africa; the rest are intelligent farmers' sons or young business men from the cities. Thirty-three thousand Canadians disembarked at Plymouth on October 14, with more to follow.

Illustration from Souvenir Album of the Great European War With Pictorial Maps of the Battlegrounds

CANADIAN TROOPS OFF FOR THE WAR

PHOTO © UNDERWOOD & UNDERWOOD, N.Y.

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