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David R. Elder correspondence, October-November 1944

1944-11-06 Page 1

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6 Nov. 44 France Dear Dave, I rec'd your v-mail giving me the addresses I asked for. Thanks a lot. I rec'd the Scuttlebut telling about the tall corn before I got the one with the picture in it. I guess the one with the picture in it got delayed a little. I had a shower bath the other day. and that is news. But the sad part of it was after returning to my area I had to hit a fox-hole & got all dirty again. But such is life in the army. It is raining again to-day and quite chilly, and from all reports we are in for a lot more of it. As I write this letter I take a nip of ceeb, cider to you. We buy it from a farmer across the 3rd hedgerow. It is fair and the French have a lot of it. They drink it all the time since the water isn't fit to drink. I like it too for a change from our water because ours is like drinking from the "Y" pool. A good drink of Washington water would be a rare treat I assure you.
 
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