Item 04: Sydney B. Young war diary, 15 April-19 September 1917 - Page 41

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[Page 41]

Sep 16th There have been a lot of rumors as usual about the disposal of the battl'n. Some say demobilisation & back to our units Some think we are off to Wareham, etc. I, with Asquith, say "Wait & See".
We had a grand sports to day on No 7 Camp grounds & we the band had to play all day.
There were some fine fancy dresses, the best being a monkey and several swagmen just such as one

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