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Harry Faris World War I Letters. Harry Bruce Faris was born August 19, 1897 in Salina, Kansas. He spent most of his life in Hutchinson. What follow are the highlights of these letters. Somewhere on Atlantic Ocean [No date, late July, 1918]. I mailed you one of those Red Cross cards when I came on board ship and that is the first mail you will get. It will let you know I am across if we get across. No sub has got us yet [1]. Still in Ft. Omaha? Love to all, Harry. August 4, 1918. We are in Liverpool at pr...

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. Harry Bruce Faris was born August 19, 1897 in Salina, Kansas. He spent most of his life in Hutchinson. What follow are the highlights of these letters. Somewhere on Atlantic Ocean [No date, late July, 1918]. I mailed you one of those Red Cross cards when I came on board ship and that is the first mail you will get. It will let you know I am across if we get across. No sub has got us yet [1]. Still in Ft. Omaha? Love to all, Harry. August 4, 1918. We are in Liverpool at pr...

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Harry Faris World War I Letters: September 14, 1918

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. September 14, 1918. Sept 14, 1918. Dear Mother, Dad, and Sis:-. As when our work is done we can haul out to a safe place for some grub and a little sleep. 8220;40 and 8 Dining Service” [2]. 169;Harry Faris 2010. But a fellow can get something else if he wants to. The red cross comes in farther up. I was served hot chocolate by a red cross man located in a dugout [3]. Well I must close and get some sleep while I can. Lots of love to all,. Http:/ dictionary.die.net/...Subsc...

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Harry Faris World War I Letters: Oct. 16, 1918

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. Oct 16, 1918. Dear Mother and Dad:-. It sure has been a long time since I have written you. Over two weeks. I told you once that I would write you as often as I could and it still goes. There have been a few times in this time that I could have written if I could have got hold of any paper. Bombed out building in France. 169; Harry Faris 2010. Will close for this time. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). August 19, 1918. September 14, 1918. September 22, 1918. Oct 16, 1918.

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Harry Faris World War I Letters: Nov. 25, 1918

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. Nov 25, 1918. Dear Mother Dad and Sis:-. And that you know about. Greer and I are both ok. Some of our men were killed and wounded and some died of disease. Spanish Influenza [2]. But I guess it is better than no letter. The ink we bought in a store is called “Kaiser tinte” [4]. Love to all,. The most notable armistice. And the one which is still meant when people say simply "The Armistice", is the armistice at the end of World War I. January, 2006. Retrieved on May 9...

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Harry Faris World War I Letters: Dec. 19, 1918

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. Dec 19, 1918. Dear Mother, Dad and Sis:-. German children © Harry Faris 2010. It seems strange to be on such friendly terms with people with whom we were fighting only a short time ago. The first night we were here (Monday) the man came up and invited [us] down by the fire. He said, “Es ist kalt hier. Sie können hier schlafen und auf dem Ofen sitzen.”. A week from yesterday is Christmas. A Merry Xmas to you all. My second Xmas away from home. How I wish I cou...8220;It i...

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Harry Faris World War I Letters: August 4, 1918

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Harry Faris World War I Letters. August 4, 1918. This letter was handed to us shortly after we landed somewhere in England. We had a fine voyage with no mishaps. Clarence [Greer] and I both are feeling fine. So is everyone else, I just asked an officer if we could tell where we are and he said we could. We are in Liverpool at present. It is very much like an American City. Somethings look odd but it looks mighty good to us. People here seem to be fine. With love to all. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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