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for a spell of a week or ten days we were never out of shell fire. We came down to the Somme about the 2nd April & have been under fire every day since then. I have been in every stunt our division has had & to name all the little villages & hills we have captured would take a better memory than mine. I don't keep a diary. I have had ten minor wounds that I didn't leave the unit with. I was unlucky in a way as Peronne was captured the morning after I was knocked so I just missed it.
We get tons to eat in this hospital. I have been here several days & have not once been able to eat all the dinner they pile on my plate & you know I can eat some. My friends from Birmingham are coming to see me today this place is about eight miles from Berm. My hair is still

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