Alma Russell Letters
Letters of British Columbia men on active service with Canadian and British Expeditionary Forces, 1914-1918. Learn more.
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hut and we are as comfortable as can be.
I was expecting to get my leave about a month ago but since this big "Push" started leave has slipped out of our minds.
I was very sory to hear that you had been under the weather and I trust by this you have fully recovered.
There certainly has been a lot of changes in the "Buildings" lately, what with members dying and others being married. I was very surprised to hear of Mrs. McNaught.
I suppose you all had a great scare when someone attempted to break into the Library. I read about it in one of the papers I received from home.
I guess things are mighty quite in good old Victoria and everybody is talking about the "big push."
I wonder how many more years
BC Archives, MS-1901 Box 1 File 20 RUSSELL, Alma M., 1873 – 1964. Victoria; librarian. Letters from Gregory T. Yorke, [1916] – 1918.