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Matamata Record, Volume II, Issue 73, 23 March 1918, Page 2

What should America bring to the war, as its most valuable contribution of the great cause ? A correspondent of Collier’s on the battle-line reports tlio conclusions of a dozen French officers of high rank.. “These conclusions,” he says “ are important because they shared by the Commander-in-Chief of the French Army.” They are : “ If America will build for her own use and the uso of her Allies 20,000 cannon —6-inch and 9-inch — and will put into the air 10,000 bombdropping aeroplanes (and keep these numbers good) then, at the very trifling loss of Allied lives, can the road be opened to Berlin —and beyond.”

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