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of dances and  at one I met Margery Windeyer Warden.   She looks very fit in spite of 5 dances a week and hospital work all day.

Love to all

Your loving son

A. W. Ralston

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[Cablegram Strathfield 30 Ja 17]

Via Eastern 343
London, 29th, 7 pm
12 Words

Ralston
S/field

Discharged from hospital on leave twentyninth January

Win Ralston
5.45 pm

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in my next. It might happen that I will have to do parts of one or more sections at a sitting. However I will leave it to you & Jack [indecipherable] to work out. Things look pretty good at present.

Got your letter

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A True Story of Queen and Tommy

Queen Mary was visiting a hospital, and encouraged a sick Tommy to tell her of his doings at the front. "Well, your Majesty," said Tommy, "it was at Wipers." "At Ypres," said the Queen,

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Tuesday 17 April 1917
Up at 9. Very windy & cloudy. No flying till 6.30 when it cleared. Went up in BE12 to test weather. Back to dinner at 8.30. Stayed in & went to bed early.
Poor

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Sunday 23 December 1917
Up at 8.30. To aerodrome & did many jobs. Segrave arrived in afternoon in a thick fog. Glanville is down a few miles away. To bed early after dinner.
Letters

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June Thursday 14 1917

Busy night. Patients need a lot of attention. Have one ward surgical & other medical. Former takes up all our time. They are all chest wounds & in almost all cases

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1917 Friday 15 June

Of at 7.30 a.m. Breakfast. Bed. Busy night as usual. Some were evacuated yesterday to Blighty They all from this ward are sent across as they are able to stand journey.

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1917 Thursday 5 July

Queen Mary visits the hospital at mid-day stays 3 minutes. No fuss made. French hang out flags thats all.
Jock MacB & self go for walk after tea to Happy Valley

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1917 Tuesday 31 July

On duty all day. Weather still unsettled & frequently raining. The big push up north between Ypres & the sea is being interfered with. Wounded bring reports of