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A letter from John D. McLellan to J.C. Bourinot, dated November 27, 1917, endorses Mr. Dowling as a reliable worker, shares updates on local political events, and expresses hope for positive outcomes in South Inverness. Transcription: John D. McLELLAN GOVERNMENT ROAD INSPECTOR JUDIQUE NORTH N.S. Nov. 27th 1917 J.C. Bourinot Esq M.P.P. Port Hawkesbury Dear Mr. Bourinot:- I am enclosing[?] you herewith the letter of Mr Dowling I am replying favorably to[?] same I have personal knowledge that what he says is so. - Mr Dowling is a good man and will do faithful work, - How goes the (p)illegible battle, - good of course:- I hope you got a good (r)illegible from the illegible of South Inverness - You should at any [?]ake, Gallant spoke here last night - Had a very small meeting - A number[?] of leading (C)illegible were (C)illegible by their (a)illegible Sincerely yours John D McLellan.
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