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LoriF at Oct 29, 2021 09:17 PM

October 28, 1916 pg5

IV.

dry. I had a letter from Sam the other week. He took. his
holidays in Vancouver this year.

You didn't say whether you got my card from Camp Borden.
I sent some from points on my way to Halifax to Rachel
and uncle, and I don't think they got them, for they didn't mention
them.

The reason I put that heading -- Sam's Canadian Army on the
first page, was, about the first time we noticed S.C.A., on the
building, some of us weren't sure what it stood for, and a Scotchman
who stands beside me gave us that interpretation of it. So there
must be humour in more than the Irish after all. We have a few
genuine Irishmen in our company and the Irish wit and humour
is croping out of them all the time.

Well it will soon be supper time and I wouldn't like to
miss that, so will leave off for this time. Is your father well
again. Olivia told me he had been sick. I just got your letter this
forenoon so am answering promptly, but we are going to be pretty busy, so
if I can't always write directly I get a reply, you will understand. But it is a pleasure
to answer your letters. Write soon. If the people left at home knew how the boys appreciate
Canadian letters they wouldn't want for replies. Dave.

October 28, 1916 pg5

IV.

dry. I had a letter from Sam the other week. He took. his
holidays in Vancouver this year.

You didn't say whether you got my card from Camp Borden.
I sent some from points on my way to Halifax to Rachel
and uncle, and I don't think they got them, for they didn't mention
them.

The reason I put that heading -- Sam's Canadian Army on the
first page, was, about the first time we noticed S.C.A., on the
building, some of us weren't sure what it stood for, and a Scotchman
who stands beside me gave us that interpretation of it. So there
must be humour in more than the Irish after all. We have a few
genuine Irishmen in our company and the Irish wit and humour
is croping out of them all the time.

Well it will soon be supper time and I wouldn't like to
miss that, so will leave off for this time. Is your father well
again. Olivia told me he had been sick. I just got your letter this
forenoon so am answering promptly, but we are going to be pretty busy, so
if I can't always write directly I get a reply, you will understand. But it is a pleasure
to answer your letters. Write soon. If the people left at home knew how the boys appreciate
Canadian letters they wouldn't want for replies. Dave.