| Description | Letter from Amelia Nyasa Laws to her parents [originally tacked on to an unidentified General letter], wondering if they will ever receive the letter and explaining about the postal strike and a railway strike around Turin, revolution just announced in Yugoslavia, they have kept all Uncle's clothes for her father, knowing that he will need them, they are quite new, description of what there is, arrangements for shipping Mrs. Fleming's boxes, cost of shipping, Uncle's clothes worth it as clothing is so expensive at present, death of Mr. George Thin of Mayfield Terrace, Dr. Brock's visit on the way to visit the King to hand over money for the Italian War Wounded, 'The Italians consider that they won the whole war. The Adriatic question is not yet solved. It is being discussed at the San Remo conference just now.' |