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express the wish that they would liked to have been in France when the armistice was signed.
After all is said and done however we are probably best where we are. We will get all our affairs settled up and into civil life before the rest come home and we will not have the trouble and worry of being pestered and being knocked about from pillar to post.
A rather heated argument arose on the "Prevention of War by the League of Nations".
Nov. 12th, Tues.
No parades to-day in honour of peace but strange to say there is no Divine service being held.
Nov. 13th
Song Service conducted by the officer in charge of the Y.M.C.A.
Nov. 17th
These last few days the ship has been rocking a great deal. There is a tremendous swell on the sea. About 4 o'clock in the afternoon we reached outside the harbour at Fremantle. The Port Medical Officer came aboard and examined the crew and the troops. A few of the sick have been suspected of Pneumonic Flue, the result is we are