Dear Folks

      As I have not heard from you for so long a time I will again try & write a few lines.

      How is everyone at home? This leaves me feeling fine & dandy, enjoying lots of excitement & best of weather.

      I am getting to like France better all the time. The place where we are at now seems to be about the climate as over there, and we also get plenty of rain too.

      I haven't been able to find any of the Coleridge boys yet, but Charley W. & the rest of the kids are fine & dandy & liking it here as well as I do. But we sure will be a tickle(d) gang when we get back to old U. S. A. & I don't think it will be long either as old Fritz has about got his mitt full now, as you probable see by the papers.

      How is Ernie feeling now? I suppose he is preparing for his janitor work this fall. Ha Ha.

      Oh yes, what was that about Fay Tromble being arrested? I heard she was raising H. & leading a fast life. She certainly is showing Trombles lots of respect. But I guess she takes that from her old mother.

      When you write be sure & tell me all the news as Charlie & I sure give yours & Mrs. Willeys letters a good reading.

      Did you get the $15 last month? I made the $15 one so you could pay Sid or do whatever you like with it. Give my suit to Sid too as it will never fit me & there is no use of letting it go to waste.

      Has Babe been to see you yet? The way she wrote the last time she intended to go there soon, but I haven't heard from her for so long I don't know what she is intending to do. But I'll be getting lots of mail some of these days.

      Well I guess I have writing about all I can think of so will close for this time. So take good care of yourselves & do not worry. Write soon.

With Love
Your Son
Kinley

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