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[begin page 2 of 2] raid of Wednesday. They dropped about 35 bombs and did considerable damage in the city it was very frightening. I tell you hearing the 3 big guns go off practically at ones door, I thought we were being bombarded by the entire German Army. London seems to take it, however, very calmly.

I spent 5 days at North Berwick, one of the most beautiful spots I have ever seen about ten golf courses, you must go there some time the golf would delight you.

Kind regards to Mrs Frick

Yours Sincerely

C. S. Carstairs

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Letter from Charles S. Carstairs to Henry Clay Frick, 10 September 1915

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 raid of Wednesday.  They dropped about 35 bombs and did considerable damage in the city it was very frightening.  I tell you hearing the 3 big guns go off practically at ones door, I thought we were being bombarded by the entire German Army.  London seems to take it, however, very calmly.
 I spent 5 days at North Berwick, one of the most beautiful spots I have ever seen about ten golf courses, you must go there some time the golf would delight you.
 Kind regards to Mrs Frick
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