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Harrogate Herald - 3rd February 1915
W H Breare letter
To Private C A Gill, 1st West Yorks. Thanks for your
post-card. I cannot send your paper to your new address on your
post-card for the reason that that address is blanked out. I am
sorry to hear you have been in hospital, but I am pleased that you
have recovered.
Harrogate Herald - 1st December 1915
Private C A Gill writes :
I received your paper every week, and I
thank you very much for your great kindness. Well, I hope you are in
the best of health and all at home, as it leaves me in the pink of
condition. I am pleased to tell you that we are out of the trenches
for a rest, but I cannot tell you how long for. We are told by our
Captain that we are out for a fortnight, and I can tell you we are
having very bad weather, raining and snowing, and it is very cold. I
am just asking you as a favour if you can manage it, and that is I
would like you to send me a Rugby football, as it would pass our
time away while we are out for our rest, and it would keep us warm.
So I think I have said all this time. Wishing your paper every
success, and hoping you will oblige with that little favour. With
best respects and kind regards.
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