Item 05: Sydney B. Young war diary, 25 September 1917-6 February 1918 - Page 66

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[Page 66]

Then we went back to our billets to think the matter out
While one went round to find out if the colonel was about
But he had gone on leave so our enquiries had to stop
But don't get thinking cobbers that were going to let it drop

We'll find the missing issue if we have to go to Haig
& if his answers seem confusing and his answers rather
vague
We'll ring up Mr Bottomley the soldiers strongest chum
And ask him can he find out why the 3rd don't get their rum

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