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Date: October 22nd 1914
To
Dad
From
Noble
Letter

Pte Noble Sproule #9490
No 3 Co. 3rd Batt 1st Brigade
Bustard Camp Salisbury Plain
England

Oct 22/14

Dear Dad –

Arrived in Plymouth harbor after being about a month on the S.S. Tunisian.  It certainly is and interesting sight here though.  It’s a naval dockyard here & there were a lot of Dreadnoughts & cruisers about & in the camp there is Aeroplanes flying over us all day.  lots of rain here.  how is the Printing Trade coming along?  is there lots of work now?  I like it here fine lots of drill though & we have to toe the mark more here than in Valcartier.  I see Hugh every day although he is in another Company.  We get payed in English money and its some job trying to call the different coins the way the Englishmen do.  Well dad I guess I’ll have to close.  hoping your still in the best of health from N.S.

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