Christmas Day Postcard from Joseph Mahon, item 11
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Well I didn't know what to do. I was still keen on but a little ... ... ...
Anyhow I started to promenade up the road, but before I reached the Yeomanry Barracks, I had already decided that I wouldn't do for the cavalry, and the ... had already refused me in 1914. So I walked on up to ... Barracks. it would be turned nine when I reached there. I stopped at the gate and looked in, and there placarded on the wall was " ... Wanted". I said Joe that's ... ... , and I went forth to meet my fate.
I went up to what appeared to be sort of an office and young dark curly headed ... listened to enquiries. He told me that they wanted men as ... had a good look at me and asked me my occupation. I gave him the necessary information, told him I knew nothing about horses, and conversed with him on the chances of joining as a clerk. No they didn't want clerks, ... they wanted and didn't matter whether [sic] I knew.
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Well I didn't know what to do. I was still keen on but a little ... ... ...
Anyhow I started to promenade up the road, but before I reached the Yeomanry Barracks, I had already decided that I wouldn't do for the cavalry, and the ... had already refused me in 1914. So I walked on up to
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Salonika
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Story location Salonika
- ID
- 3254 / 42154
- Contributor
- Denys Mahon
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