September 13, 1917 
LAND & WATER 
17 
VOL. WIT. 
JUST READY. 
NELSON'S 
HISTORY OF THE WAR 
By JOHN BUCHAM. 
VOLUME XVII. 
Fpom the Opening of the Rumanian Campaign to tha 
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