Dear Folks at Home;

      Well as I have a day off I will try & write you a few lines.

      How is everyone at home? This leaves me feeling fine & Dandy.

      I got your letter of June the 25th a few days ago, but we have sure been on the go & I could not write sooner. But from now on I will do better.

      Things are going great over here & I believe old Kaiser Bill thinks they are pretty bad, too.

      Mother, that $5 allotment I made to you was stop last month, so I made a $15 per month one to you so you can buy all the Thrift Stamps you want. I intend to buy another Liberty Bond as the other one was paid for in last month's pay.

      Well what are you doing over there to pass the time away? I suppose there is plenty of work.

      I got a letter from Mike's & Earl's last nite & the way they write, everyone must be up with their work.

      Where did you spend the 4th of July? I can say I heard plenty of Booms & roars of cannon from both sides that day. I surely would like to tell you all that I have seen in the last 2 weeks, but I am afraid that half of it wouldn't pass the censor so will remember it all & tell you when I get back.

      Well as other news is scarce I will close for this time. Tell Ernie to take good care of the little S. M. Ha Ha. And write often.

Your Son
With Love to All
Kinley

Pvt. Kinley J. Cisney
Batt. “B” 1st Anti-Aircraft Bn. (C. A. C.)
A. E. F.