Item 54: Friedrich Meier diary, 18 August 1914-August 1915 - Page 29
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<p>[Page 29]</p><p>Dr. Pringsheim Engineer Butzmühl; a ship's boy, Kuhr-Golz; and an elderly gentlemen by the name of Roehl (34 Clive Road, Camberwell, off Riversdale Road, Auburn).</p><p>Langwarrin, April 25, 1915. Last Thursday (22nd) another German from Melbourne was interned, by the name of Löblein from the Continental and Rubber Co., so there's now 44 of us. We are no longer allowed outside the camp in the afternoons, but in the mornings, from 9 to 1, and escorted by a soldier, we can go to the bush and fell trees for our house-building activities. Occasionally, we also go and gather firewood for our U-boat because any little diversion is welcome.</p>
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