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[B.I.M. (British Internees Magazine), page 14. Articles: Chateau D'Oex Notes (continued) – The Grey Hut, Echoes; Arrivals from Germany.]
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and Keys.  I shall go to Glasgow tomorrow to see the prise stock.  I would have gone today to see the whole of the stock, but I have to go to Edinburgh on business.

Excuse haste
Yours very sincerly

W.

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Fri 11 June 1920

Read letters from M.R.C. Doree & Connie  

Meet Mr. Scott & Nette & hear of Mrs. Meth's arrival  

Sat 12 June 1920 

Home & shift more earth &

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Thursday 12 August 1920

I go to Manly to Diggers Meeting by 8.25 tram & return by the 10.40 with Earle Ballard  Bert gets knocked with motor  

Friday 13 August 1920

I work late.

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Sat 17 January 1920

Rain dreadful. Music and lectures on Soul. I am fearfully hungry Play Cards

Sun 18 January 1920

More rain, more lectures more hunger. We do get time to get a little

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Feb. Wednesday 28 1917

A slackening of casualties last night & today. back to normal.
Capt. Drummond promoted to major, also Capt. Stack.
< indecipherable/> Hastings

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1917 Wednesday 7 March

On guard from 2.a.m. to 8. The old dugout makes one sick & dopey.
Beaucoup shelling & bombard over on our right last night. 3 Walking cases all that came

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March Wednesday 14 1917

Easy day.
Ern M calls for me at 4 p.m. & we go on to Reg's for tea. Sago & milk staple diet. Introduced to his dugout & mates. Yarn till 9 p.m. then home

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March Tuesday 20 1917

Send parcel of souvenirs home per registered post. Also send over Bob's socks to him.
Tommy Gill gets papers this evening Good news still continues. Fritz is slipping