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HOUR DEVOTED TO SOLEMN SERVICE FOR DEAD HEROES&#13;
With Bared Heads Multitude Pays Respect to Men Who Will Not Come Back&#13;
MINIATURE “FLANDERS FIELD”&#13;
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The Memorial Service&#13;
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