These letters are organized in chronological order beginning at the start of the year.
November 13, 1918
I did not get around to write any yesterday but did a lot of chasing around. and ran onto a boy that got wounded in Aug. out of 1 platoon. he told me of several that have been killed since I was wounded. Ltc Corporal Johnston that fine halfbreed that beleave I have mentioned before has died of wounds
November 14, 1918
I had a good time yesterday. I went under the Mersey river by underground to Berkinhead, spent the P.M. and evening at a nice home untill about 7 then I had to come home to get in by 8.30. I have to.
November 16, 1918
I just came up from dinner we usually have beef potatoes gravy vegetables of some kind and pudding. so we make out fine, I havent had a hard tack since the day I was hit but they were good any way
November 22, 1918
This is a clear cold A.M. but not so cold as out home I guess.
December 7, 1918
Old Canada looks good to us from the boat but is still a pretty chilly reception.
December 11, 1918
We have had a very good trip so far possibly slower than any one had expected when we started west.