Item 14: Archie Barwick diary, 20 June-30 September 1918 - Page 55
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to put the civvy police on the watch but I don't suppose they will be able to do any good, they are too slow. I can say goodbye to her I think, & it should be another lesson for me, truly experience is dearly bought.
6 P. M. All my trouble's over my camera have turned out to be needless it appears that a 4th Bn. Sgt. Jock Miller, thought it looked too tempting hanging where it was so last night he put it under my mattress & forgot to tell me. I thought there was something wrong during the night for there was a hard bump that I could not shift, & it turned out to be my camera, so I have had to cancell all reports. I have a chap named Barwick on my guard down here he comes from Bendigo in Victoria strange isn't it, he is the first one I