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Provision to be made for men returning from the war.
I know the C/W Govrnt are looking after this matter. We have been given cards to fill in, concerning it.

Perhaps I am wide of the mark for I have had no experience in these things. Also I am looking at things only from this end & know little of affairs in Australia.

You told me Mrs. Dunlop that you sent me a parcel at Xmas & enquired by if I received it. Many thanks for your kindness but I am also including the thanks of the chap who probably received it. Never mind, depend on it, a "soldier somewhere" received it & rejoiced. I will send you a Turkish Cartridge by the next mail.
Excuse all the scratchings & mistakes. I know it is bad form attacking the remarks but I feel I must excuse myself this time. Going at full speed, to catch the mail in the morning. Best wishes to you both.

Yours faithfully
Clem Walsh.

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