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Harrogate Herald - 6th June 1917
W H Breare letter
Private Oscar Thomas (148574) C Company, 11th
Platoon, 78th Battalion Grenadiers of Canada, was wounded on the
18th of April, and is in hospital in England. Will anyone who knows,
send me his address, as it is required by a friend?
Harrogate Herald - 13th June 1917
W H Breare letter
Some time ago a lady asked me to obtain the address of a Canadian
soldier in hospital who was a friend of hers. On Thursday a lady
came in with a soldier. Whose name was Private O L Thomas, of
the Canadian Forces. This was the very man whose address the lady
requested, and she herself came with Thomas. I was glad to see them.
Thomas got his wound at Vimy, and eventually arrived at a
hospital in Cardiff. He found out from the Herald that his address
was wanted. It seems to me all these Canadian lads are made in the
same fine mould. Thomas is a jolly chap, intelligent, sympathetic,
and running over with good nature. What we do owe those Canadians
and other Colonial boys!. it is no use trying, we can't say it.
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