. The escape of a Princess Pat; being the full account of the capture and fifteen months imprisonment of Corporal Edwards, of the Princess Patricias Canadian light infantry, and his final escape from Germany into Holland. Lady Drummond to thank them for the very greatkindness of themselves and the Canadian Red Crossin sending us our parcels regularly, and withoutwhich we would assuredly have been too weak tohave made our escape. Lady Farquhar, the wife ofour late commanding officer, was out of town, sowe did not see her, much as we desired to thank herfor similar kindnesses. Simmons was single
. The escape of a Princess Pat; being the full account of the capture and fifteen months imprisonment of Corporal Edwards, of the Princess Patricias Canadian light infantry, and his final escape from Germany into Holland. Lady Drummond to thank them for the very greatkindness of themselves and the Canadian Red Crossin sending us our parcels regularly, and withoutwhich we would assuredly have been too weak tohave made our escape. Lady Farquhar, the wife ofour late commanding officer, was out of town, sowe did not see her, much as we desired to thank herfor similar kindnesses. Simmons was single. He was sent to Canada atonce and was promptly discharged. I had a wifeand family awaiting me there and I wanted badlyto go to them by the next boat. My wife had beenreceiving letters from me during my fifteen monthsimprisonment; she had regularly received her separa-tion allowance; the Canadian Red Cross and manykind friends in London had been sending me pris-oner-of-war parcels for a year; the authorities ad-mitted my identity and my former comrades recog-nised me; I had fifteen months pay at $ a day,besides a subsistence allowance of sixty-five cents aday, coming to me; but could not draw a cent of it. 206. THE CEMETERY AT CELLE LAAGER Z 1 CAMP.
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