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December 19, 1918
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3RHB WORLD'S LARGEST FLYING BOAT DEMOBILIZATION AT CAMP DIX PERSONAGES IN THE NEWS OF THE DAT? I
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, I THE CURTISS FLYING BOAT, designed for the navy, largest in the world. In this Fpggl ...,. ' " T1 I
IiJ fl A WINTER GOV'N of irrav chiffon with varvine strines of velvet, for after- rf CAMPAIGNING FOR THE RED CROSS Mrs. Guernsey Stevenson and Miis E. J'. COLONEL HARRY CUTLER, of Rhode Island, head of the Jewish Welfare ' ' 3
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MUSTERED OUT AT CAMP DIX. HOME.FOR CHRISTMAS. BOYS OF A TANK.CORPS AT THE WRIGHTSTOWN CAM!' WITH TIIE KIT BAG PACKED, THE ARMY DISCHARGE PAPERS SAFELY STOWED, READYFOR THE OLD HOMF
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