Item 04: Robert Valentine Fell diary, 1 January-31 December 1919 - Page 67
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[Page 67]
Friday, 23 May 1919
Quiet day - & trip very monotonous.
Soldiers still stoking.
Officers smoke room converted into hospital. Couple of officers down with flu.
Saturday, 24 May
One of crew (O'Brien) died this morning of Pneumonia & was buried at sea.
Food very much off. Shortage of bread - but cooks & bakers are selling cakes & buns 8 for 1/-.
Discontent amongst the men. Officers dont bother to stop the cause of the discontent.
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