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The Omaha Sunday Bee
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Mitt Katherine O'Brien amid ruina of the church
Montfaucon.
Croup of Good W'll delegate at the mon
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Verdun. M'ii Irene Rice, Alliance, Neb., it
third from the right.
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Visiting a dugout at Fort de Vaux. Left
to right, Mist Nellie B. Donn, Omaha; Mist
Cecilia Green, Philadelphia; Miss Elizabeth
Pace, Council Bluffs, and M tj Ella B. Fenn,
Omaha.
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Marie Antoinette at Versailles.
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Visiting the war-damaged cathedral at
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Miss Ruth Neagle and Misses Mary Leary
and Anna McNamara, Omaha.
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Cardinal Lucon, who kept vigil at Reims cathedral during the
war, refusing to leave during the successive bombardments,
received the Good Will delegation in front of the damaged
cathedral. Left to right. Miss Ruth Neagle, Elmira; Miss
Katherine O'Brien, Omaha; Cardinal Lucon; Miss Green,
Philadelphia; Miss Rooney, Schenectady; Miss Rackorman
of the American Committee; Miss Anna McNamara, Omaha,
and Miss Dougherty, Williamsport, Pa.
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the bronze palm presented by the Good
Will delegation to th city of Verdun.
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