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15526 Pte .H. Vick 23 Section 5 .F. Amb 31/10/1917
Dear Vol,
Received your letter three days ago but waited to hear some of the comments before answering it. Your news was an eye opener indeed & am glad you gave us the dinkum oil about our new government. I don't mind admitting that I voted for nationalists myself but then we had absolutely no news of Labor movement at all & the arguments put up on behalf of nationalists left us nothing to do but vote for them. There are a few men in this camp, well I'll take a risk and say few thousand in this camp & it has spread about a bit. There are a few arguments about it too. I will give you one instance When I received your letter I was B1A3 & yesterday I was marked A3 (i.e. fit for France. I was transferred to another

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