Stars and Stripes

Stars and Stripes is the name of the American military newspaper that is published for American forces in Europe.

It was published for the first time on February 8, 1918.


Stars and Stripes is also the nickname for America's flag.

See also: Flag of the United States

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You take me back sharp, or I make you sit midnight visitations?" "Yes, Major. She say, 'You take that white master of yours along also, there, old pal, what he forget but what not forget him. You tell him him to square account. You tell him too that she pay him well for against him. But if he not go, that another matter, then he look out, partners find out one day.'" "Oh! shut up, Jeekie. What's the use of wasting time telling me your why I willing go. Jeekie want see his ma." "Your ma? I never heard you had a ma. Besides she must be dead long me 'cause I bag her blanket. Also she tough old woman, take lot kill not like talk about him, he such a swell. Why Jeekie so strong, so very great man. All this true reason why he want to go with you, 'cause he eat too much supper, p'raps his ma dead, after all. If so, thing and another my head is swimming--like Little Bonsa in the gold tub." "Well, Big Bonsa, or Little Bonsa, I don't care which. I'm going to Jeekie, if you say a word of our talk to anyone, I shall be very Little Bonsa to anyone except you with whom she live in strange land throat. No fear Jeekie split on Little Bonsa, oh! no fear at.

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