Item 01: James Wilkie letters, ca. 1914-1918 - Page 81
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[Page 81]
well.
It seems funny to hear the old guns going again but so far no shells have arrived anywhere near here. Touch wood.
I heard there were some casualties at one of our Batteries today & I'm rather anxious as I have a couple of pals there. But the wire isn't working so I shall have to wait till tomorrow & then stroll up & see what's happened.
By the way when you write next address me c/- 5th Australian Artillery Brigade. At present all the letters without Artillery go to Infantry & its a toss up if I ever get them. At present I'm missing quite lots of your letters & I can't afford to do that.
I was so glad to get your two tonight 37 & 38. I'm sorry you hadn't heard from me that mail. But don't be too hard on me. You are evidently having a trying time. I was afraid mosquitos & fly would be bad this year on account of the moisture. What a weird season it has been anyhow Graham must be getting a trick all right, I would like to see him, I don't suppose he'd