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C Thomasson at Jun 10, 2021 03:49 PM
C Thomasson
C Thomasson
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KING GEORGE and QUEEN MARY 1915
MAPLE LEAF
CLUB
11, CHARLES STREET,
BERKELEY SQUARE, W.
LONDON,_ 191

I had quite a look at London the last couple of
days. Thursday I went to Van Dyke's Galleries to a
concert and tea. We were asked by some lady who
is always asking some patients in the hospital to places like that.
It certainly was very nice. Friday afternoon a man called
in a large car and took four of us out for a motor ride
all around London. I had a good look at The Parliament
buildings, Buckingham Palace, St. Paul's, Westminster Abbey. all
the parks and the zoo. and a lot of other places.

The war news these last couple of days is certainly bright.
The Germans are getting whipped on every side. It certainly
was to bad about Kitchener and the other officers and
sailors. The people around here did not know what to
think. Well Stan I will close for this time. Best Love to
Louise, babes and Mrs. Spada and Mr Cousin. Tell Aut and Fan
I will write them soon. Not much use of me writing two letters
to Toronto the same time. Best Love to All,
Brother Ted.

mss_gen_49_011_003

KING GEORGE and QUEEN MARY 1915
MAPLE LEAF
CLUB
11, CHARLES STREET,
BERKELEY SQUARE, W.
LONDON,_ 191

I had quit a look at London the last couple of
days. Thursday I went to Van Dyke's Galleries to a
concert and tea. We were asked by some lady who
is always asking some patients in the hospital to places like that.
It certainly was very nice. Friday afternoon a man called
in a large car and took four of us out for a motor ride
all around London. I had a good look at The Parliament
buildings, Buckingham Palace, St. Pual's, Westminster Abbey. all
the parks and the zoo. and a lot of other places.

The war news these last couple of days is certainly bright.
The Germans are getting whipped on every side. It certainly
was to bad about Kitchener and the other officers and
sailors. The people around here did not know what to
think. Well Stan I will close for this time. Best Love to
Louise, babes and Mrs. Spada and Mr Cousin. Tell Aut and Fan
I will write them soon. Not much use of me writing two letters
to Toronto the same time. Best Love to All,
Brother Ted.