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Author Eugene Haberer (artwork) from a photograph by G.T. Taylor; Canadian Illustrated News (publisher) Permission
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26 September 2005, 04:46:40 550 × 392 (102674 bytes) Jkelly (talk · contribs) http://www.collectionscanada.ca/cin/026019-119.01-e.php?uid=58493&uidc=Negative1 The images from Canadian Illustrated News are in the public domain and may be reproduced without asking for permission or paying a copyright royalty. "Canadian Illustrated

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