The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1918, Page 23

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He m with butts, ain't that sweet Till got up and came over to his pal’s cot, and together they read on “It saya,” continued Pete, “that th folks t' buy us all them tings. Ys. Miss Hilda Spong, Miss Marion An’ it says the Friars an’ the he gays that all kinda birds with lol ‘em in. Bo-koo, kiss papa!” ‘The news had got around the whol: n W “Three whoops fer The F nity Service; they’s all r “Only six more days, it say World into the afr. “Then we e'n have some but WOUNDED SOLDIER LOST AT SEA ON HIS WAY HOME, Private Hirsch Fastenberg Reported | “Dead of Accident”—Lieut. | Montgomery Killed. * they shout inte Private Hirsch Fastenberg, seported | wt at sea from a transport returning to the United States, Oct, 11, according to a! brother Pronx received by his It is supposed that, he w wounded soldiers being sent sth Infantry, his brother in the clothing business on Delancey Btreet. Lieut. Charles 8. 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