Olsen, Sigvard M. letter - handwritten     "Patchogue, L.I. Jan. 7, 1920 Dear Sir: Received your letter and don't know what to say. I could tell you better about it if I could see you. I would be glad to answer anything on it. I am not much of a wrighter [sic]. So if you want me let me know please, and I will come. I do not know where your office is. I did not get wounded. I got gassed October 9, 1918, and did not see any more of the Battel [sic] line. After the War ended I cam home. One of the lucky ones to get home first. I am sending you a picture that I had tacking [i.e., taken] just as soon as I got home. I hope it is all right. This will be all. Hoping to here [sic] from you if you whant [sic] me to come and tell you more of my War Experience. Will be glad to do any thing for the town of Patchogue. Sincerely Yours, Sigvard M. Olsen 27 Carman St. Patchogue, L.I."