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DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY.
HALIFAX, N. S.
PROFESSOR D. FRASER HARRIS, M. D., D. SC., F. R. S. E.
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY.

November. 29th. 1918.

To T.S. Rogers [illegible] K.C

Dear Mr. Rogers

I hope that you can see your way to letting me have the remaining portion of the [parchment?] for writing writing the history namely the 300#.
Expenses have now so [illegible] outstripped my old pre-war income, that I am looking about for all [illegible] [illegible].
I am in communication with Mr. Sexton in [illegible] to [data?] for writing [of?] a section on the work of the Canadian Red Cross.

[illegible] Yours very truly
Fraser Harris

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MG 1 vol 2124 number 347a

[note to archivist]
Title says this is a Letter from Ralph Bell, it is a Letter from Fraser Harris