The story of how Irving found his way to a Spanish settlement and subsequently got in touch with a British consulate and thence again with the Canadian army is of little interest compared with the thrilling events heretofore narrated. Suffice it to say that in due time success met his efforts to get back with the Canadians, who retained unshakable possession of Vimy Ridge, and that the information he was able to turn over to his superior officers brought him recognition and honors from very high sources.

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Over There with the Canadians at Vimy Ridge — Part 98

1.--Uncle Sam's Army Boys on the Rhine, or, Bob Hamilton in the Argonne Death Trap.

Over There with the Canadians at Vimy Ridge — Part 98

2.--Uncle Sam's Army Boys in Italy, or, Bob Hamilton Under Fire in the Piave District.

Over There with the Canadians at Vimy Ridge — Part 98

3.--Uncle Sam's Army Boys in Khaki Under Canvas, or, Bob Hamilton and the Munition Plant Plot

4.--Uncle Sam's Army Boys with Old Glory in Mexico, or, Bob Hamilton Along Pershing's Trail.

1.--Uncle Sam's Navy Boys with the Submarine Chasers, or, On Patrol Duty in the North Sea.

2.--Uncle Sam's Navy Boys Afloat, or, The Raid Along the Atlantic Seaboard.

3.--Uncle Sam's Navy Boys in Action, or, Running Down Enemy Commerce Destroyers.

4.--Uncle Sam's Navy Boys with the Marines, or, Standing Like a Rock at Chateau Thierry.

1.--Over There With the Marines at Chateau Thierry.

2.--Over There With the Canadians at Vimy Ridge.

3.--Over There With the Doughboys at St. Mihiel.

4.--Over There With Pershing's Heroes at Cantigny.

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