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Francis McDermott letters, April-May 1918
1918-05-31 Page 4
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when he was drunk all he had was the stems. Yes I received the rocks, and they were fine, but I cant see where you get that name, they were soft, and as fresh as tho they were just bakid. They were wraped in oil paper, John Axel, and I made a meal on them. You remember what a job it isto be to make pancakes for John, Dad, & I, well I made them for 90 men Sunday morning, some job. Im feeling fine. Lots of love and a big kiss to all your Son Francis
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when he was drunk all he had was the stems. Yes I received the rocks, and they were fine, but I cant see where you get that name, they were soft, and as fresh as tho they were just bakid. They were wraped in oil paper, John Axel, and I made a meal on them. You remember what a job it isto be to make pancakes for John, Dad, & I, well I made them for 90 men Sunday morning, some job. Im feeling fine. Lots of love and a big kiss to all your Son Francis
