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Date: February 25th 1915
To: 
Rev. Irwin
From: 
Walter Thomas "Tommy"
Letter

25.2.15

No. 8367. No.4. Company
2nd Battn. 1st Inf. Brigade
1st Canadian Contingent
British Expeditionary Forces

France.

Dear Mr Irwin,

Received your welcome letter this week & am replying as soon as possible.

Glad to learn everything is going on alright & that you are quite well.

As to myself going on good, we have been in the trenches for a while & have just come out for a day or so rest, we had good luck there & our losses were small, I am glad to say.

I got in a few shots with the boys & the germans returned the compliments.

We are getting treated very well & get lots of wholesome food & a good share of clothes. in fact I myself think that under the circumstances things are excellent, of course now & then things are a little rough, but we cannot expect anything else on this job.

The weather is not very good, but it is improving.

Must close with best wishes to all & will write again soon.

Yours sincerely

Walter T. Robus

PS. When writing to me just put a two cent stamp on please, for it comes alright, received your last two letters in France.

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