D. L. G.

'I had the honour to know your son in the regiment for a long time,

but since mobilization he and I had been brought close together by

our work, and I can say with pride that never did I meet a finer man.

He was universally loved by us all, and by all he came in contact

with. His death is a very heavy loss to you, but may I assure you

that no death could have been nobler--he died, as he lived, a true

hero. His memory will ever be cherished and honoured by the regiment

he served so faithfully--his loss will leave a blank in the lives of

his fellow Officers for many a long day.'

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