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Walter G. Shaw letter to Lizzette W. Shaw - July 11

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[Y.M.C.A. letterhead] Ans soon July 11 Paris France Dear Ma – : Thought I Would Write you a few lines to let you know I am Well. havent any News to Write Much. I am sending W.W. Kimball Co 70 Francs equal to $12 they Will send you the reciept hope you are all Well. I Will try and Write Once a Week you must do the same if possible I havent got any more letters I guess the Mail dosent come very often The Wheat is just getting ripe here now, the farmers use very antique Methods here the American Cities are far ahead of the French. I Must Close With love Walter Shaw

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Title Walter G. Shaw letter to Lizzette W. Shaw - July 11
Creator Shaw, Walter Gray
Source Shaw, Walter G. Letter to Lizzette W. Shaw. 11 July. Walter Gray Shaw Collection, 1917-1919. 1982.83.37. National World War I Museum, Kansas City, Missouri.
Description In a letter written by Walter G. Shaw on July 11, while overseas, to his mother Lizzette W. Shaw, Shaw noted the archaic methods the French used in comparison with the United States.
Subject LCSH United States. Army. Infantry Division, 1st
Site Accession Number 1982.83.37
Contributing Institution National World War I Museum and Memorial
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Date Original July 11, 2015
Language English