in my thought that this country is well worth the fighting for. England a slave to the Hun is not to be thought of The Con. Olyector to service is fairly numerous but I expect [c dry] with will find a way to deal with him. Shoot 2 out of every first 25 in each town would be a good plan & I belive would save life as it would prove to the german that we are going to make all the young men help. The 67 are near Aldershot I hear. one of our men met C. Kepner in London J. Murphey is a full Cpl now. 24 of our men are found to be not properly sworn in & they all refuse to sear in again. ( Our rotten treatment) I am not sure they are free men but our staff want them resworn so may be they can get out. Glad to hear H. Brierlly got married I shall do the same If I can find a decent woman to take me. if all is well when the war is over. I see my brothers with nice homes & wifs & children & I want some of it. I thank you & the others for thier good wishes & send my Regard & Respects to Mrs Tregillus & to all & sundry of my Barkerville freinds. personaly to George Isiac. it has taken all my spare time 3 while on leave but time was so short & so much was to be said when at home beside the travelling I did. With Best wishes to You & Yours Yours Truly Ernest Seeley