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It did not cost so much 10 francs which is 20 c. Of course
you have to tip the barber. That is the way the people
here are paid by tips. I tipped the barber 5 francs It sure
is funny to have to tip everybody.

By the way what a surprise I got yesterday and
the day before. D. E. Minton stopped in to see. You
know how glad I must've been to see someone
from home. I was tickled to death to see him.
It gives a fellow a lift to see someone who knows and
D.E. was the first person I have see that I know in a
long time.

I can't think of everything to tell you now. I will
have to read you letter again so I can write you a long
letter.

Just one thing more I want to tell you before
I stop is I love you so much and you are the sweetest
little wife a man evey had. Keep your chin up and
always remember before I do anything I think of you
first. I take no unnecessary chances or risks, I want to see
my little darling.

I love you so much,
Harry

Harry L Ward