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the Motor Corps headquarters and in due time are accepted and become
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girl drivers find motoring for Uncle Sam a most exciting business.
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in France. After a most eventful and hazardous crossing of the
Atlantic, they arrive in France and are assigned to a station behind
the lines. Constantly within range of enemy shrapnel, out in all kinds
of weather, tearing over shell-torn roads and dodging Boche patrols,
all go to make up the day's work, and bring them many exciting
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