Memories of "Mosey"
To the Editor of the Nortu-CuiNa Datty News"
Sin—I beg to point out that in yur interesting. articles about the tory of the Shanghai Volunteers and. of the leading. personalities the Light Horse, you have not men Yoned the late Dr. Karl Mosberg, who was a most popular officer and although "a" non-Briton had the tinique distinction of, commanding the Squadron some few years ber fore the War, continuing so. for two, yes jasey" (affectionately s0 called lof parade) was algo a fine Sergt-jor, and took a fatherly interest mall new recruits Reading the different names of old Light Horsemen, I notice mani ff them have "pa though the spirit and ficiency is the same, I am wondering if the don' still continue to keep up 8.v.c, will recall many happy memories of my 25 years service in "A" Ca.", Mounted Infantry, "Light Horse and "Chain Gang.
With the hope that all Taipan il see to. it that, their young me join the 8.V.C, Southport, England, Ang, 10.
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