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            <title type="main">Letter from A.J. Digan to Miss Murray, 12 September, 1916. </title>
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               <p>This letter is from Lieutenant Colonel A.J.Digan, Connaught Rangers, a prisoner of war in Bulgaria.
This typewritten note refers to applications for assistance, boots, and clothing, received from two Connaught Rangers Prisoners of War in Sofia, Bulgaria. Writer asks that, if these men are not already on the books (possibly of the Irish Women's Association), assistance should be sent.
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             <hi rend="underline">Kinsale,</hi>  <hi rend="underline">12th Sept, 1916.</hi>   Dear Miss Murray,   Application has been received from No. 4807 <lb/>Private R.<seg type="del">Finch</seg> FRENCH and No. 5243 Pte W. Hore, The <lb/>Connaught Rangers, who stated that they are <lb/>Prisoner's of War at Sofia, Bulgaria, and who ask <lb/>for assistance, boots and clothing.   If these men's names are not already on your <lb/>books, can you please arrange that assistance be <lb/>sent them.   Yours sincerely,   A.J. Digan 
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             1916 <lb/>Sep: 16 <lb/>French &amp; Hore C.R. <lb/>Col. Digan <lb/>2 Prisioners of War <lb/><seg type="unclear">to miss Murray —</seg> <lb/>re - Prisoners of War <lb/><seg type="unclear"><hi rend="underline">Bulgaria</hi></seg> <lb/>Wrote to <lb/>J.W.A. Sep: 19.1916 
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