As I did not get any mail
to-day. "sure he [?did?]." Help yourself.
After the war, I met my
wife., She had a [?] book. I
saw a picture of Al I tell
her at my [?him?] his room mate
in Bristol England. To my [?Augustine?]
it was her letters that I had
been [?reading?].
We are now happily married, have
two children and ave home. [crossed out] thanks to
to god. [end crossed out]
PS.2 Miss Ward, please excuse my writing, spelling, and the poor English. I know
it could be better worded and expressed, but not being a clerk [crossed out] you can [end crossed out] myself,
[inserted] I hope you [end inserted] understand.
I went to be a friend of mine to see if he [crossed out] could [end crossed out] [inserted] would [end inserted] rewrite it for me. He said it would be best for me to send it in just as the way it is written. Thanking you for the pleasire [crossed out] to [end crossed out] [inserted] I [end inserted] hope [crossed out] to [end crossed out] [inserted] will [end inserted] help in you readers digest,
I remain
Bernard J. Morecock Jr.
Bernard J Morecock Jr.
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