Dear Emmie

Just a few lines to let you know that I am still going on alright. I am buglar for a time at our reception camp and will let you have an address soon. The armistice is signed and of course all is quiet for a time so now we won’t be long. I think I thanked you for the cigs if not I do so now. You may guess there was a bit of cheering yesterday and everybody had a smile on their face. What was it like in London last night I would have liked to have been there. My address now is Drummer W.M. 19073 (9th B. Sx. Regt.) 24 Div: Reception Camp, B.E.F. France. I don’t suppose I will be here long as I would like to be with the Batt for Christmas. I was told last night the C. Gibbs has been slightly gassed; I hope it is not bad.

Well I will now conclude and write more next time.

With Fondest Love

From Yours Ever

Will