Item 01: Arthur Newling diary, 7 April-24 September 1917 - Page 98
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<p>[Page 98]</p><p>Thursday, 6 September 1917<br />Weather fine. Rose at 8.15. After breakfast played piano player. At 11.30 went for drive with Edie. Called on Mrs Linder near the 'Roebuck' & met Phyllis her daughter. Returned home to lunch & Bertha (Mrs Riley) was there. In evening Sidney called. Very regretfully took my leave at 6.30. Have had a glorious time & they have been so very kind to me. Arrived camp 1.30 am.</p><p>Friday, 7 September 1917<br />Today did a little drill. Am on guard tonight. A draft goes on Tuesday & I think Sully is in it. Weather is beautiful. On guard at 5 pm.</p>
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