Wednesday, _September 8, 1915._

I went into Kragujevatz this morning to do some shopping; met Miss

Vera Holmes. We bought a hat for one of the sisters going to a

dispensary. You never saw such things; the hats are just like those at

the sales in London for which we give 6-1/2_d._ I went for a walk with

Dr. Coxon, and as we were passing a vineyard such a nice woman called

us in and gave us grapes and flowers. It is wonderful the richness of

the soil, for when we arrived here in April there was very little on

the land, and it all seems to spring up at once. We are getting short

of provisions here; we managed to get some Serbian bacon, but when you

want anything of this kind you find there is a long line of people

outside the shop waiting for it to open, and my commissionaire goes in

at the back door and buys it all up; it seems too bad. Tea is 15_s._

per lb.; bread, 8-1/2_d._ per loaf; sugar, 1_s._ 6_d._; butter, 7_s._

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