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1. Letter from Richardson, Charles Douglas

   is my turn to write but I shall try to drop a few lines home every week. You will notice that we are ... the city. Between the acts at the theatre College songs and yells were given. Nearly every college in ... was there and read some of his writings. We have been well looked after by everybody connected with ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 13 2021 - 6:15pm

2. Letter from Robertson, Gordon Stuart

   can't do enough for us. Every little while they are giving us coffee, and we have the use of this table ... old lady puts a fire in it about four every afternoon. That makes it warm and comfortable for us when ... stories about pervious wars. When the "fall in" goes you can see soldiers coming out of every ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 15 2021 - 3:12pm

3. Letter from Pecover, William Markle

   was rather late but every thing is lovely and green now.   But Say! talk about mosquitoas (sic) just ... they stay, till next fall.   Nearly every one has a car around here now. I still drive Flossie the old ... pantry and were hooking every thing good you could find to eat. I don't remember how you made out, ...

   Editor - Sep 16 2021 - 4:12pm

4. Letter from Irwin, Harold Lawrence

   some, every thing is nice here, and we all are happy. I am going to London for a fue days next month ... trains here, one train is as large as one Car in Canada, every body has a door off on the train to ... airplains and airships are as thick as hair on a dogs back around here, every time you look up you can see ...

   Editor - Sep 16 2021 - 4:12pm

5. Letter from Letters of a Canadian Stretcher Bearer

   — Canuck. Only three can get up. Every day, ladies call in autos and taxis to take out those who can go; ... you an account of the concert I went to tonight. To begin with, I want to tell you that every other ... ever seen. Wheeled chairs everywhere, men in every state of bandaged injury, and the men lying in bed, ...

   Editor - Mar 2 2022 - 3:59pm

6. Letter from Andrews, Gerald Smedley

   every week since coming here, and you should be able to tell, in the same way if any of my letters have ... me- I am beginning to wonder however if the second lot of tobacco you sent some time during mid summer ... some clerks get around at their own damn leisure, to having it published in what are called ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 16 2021 - 3:41am

7. Letter from Baker, James Roy d'Arcy

   but he found eleven. I had four silver fillings this morning and have some more to do on Monday and ... didn't want to go for some reason or other. No, I'm afraid I can't get in touch with Bob much ... about Peter Moore and Harold Thrift? I have asked every RCAF pilot I have met for news of them, but none ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 14 2021 - 1:32pm

8. Letter from Taylor-Bury

   France Feb. 5th 1916 2:30 p.m. Sunday. My dearest Madge, I the Germans will allow me I will try ... going over. We left our last billets last Monday at 9 a.m. A steady four hours march brought us to some ... easy and at 3 p.m. set out for the trenches. Our first objective was some "dug-outs" a couple ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 13 2021 - 2:13pm

9. Letter from Baker, James Roy d'Arcy

   (as there seems every possibility I will) I won't be moving from England until the war in Europe ... my allowance home to you so you can put it away for me. It will be paid up by the end of October or ... I won't have much trouble moving the way some of the boys do. I guess it is all work from now on and not ...

   Anonymous (not verified) - Sep 14 2021 - 2:20pm

10. Letter from Watson, James Francis

    14 miles and I think the C.O. maped the route to take us over every hill for a radius of 14 miles ... billets aren’t bad but we have to sleep on the floor with a straw-tick. We aren’t allowed to make a fire ... Jerry coming over the channel on some of his nuisance raids but lately he hasn’t been coming over so ...

    Editor - Sep 16 2021 - 4:12pm