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Letter dated November 14, 1918
France
Nov. 14, 1918

Dear Folks;

      Just a few lines to let you know I am still feeling fine & dandy, and tell you I received your last 6 letters the other day. The oldest one was date July 22nd to Oct 8th, so you see my mail was held up somewhere on the road.

      I suppose everyone in the states are rejoicing and celebrating Germany's defeat.

      It seems queer here not to hear the roar and whistling of the shells. We are located in a little town now & I have a real mattress to sleep on, the first I have even seen for some months. Last summer we did have some real beds, but things sure have been different since we got to chasing the square heads.

      Say but I sure was a tickled kid to get all those pictures. You all sure look good to me and I won't really be satisfied until I am there with you. Maybe so we will be able to spend the Fourth together. But remember there is to be a day set aside for our reunion, and that is the day we will have a real celebration.

      Mother, I don't know the reason for stamps being put on my letter. I never do it myself.

      I am still with CharlieCharles Willey, My other Grandfather, Frank & Leo O'Connor from Coleridge and am certainly glad as they are real pals and lots different from some I left at Miley.

      Oh yes, I received a dandy letter from Cousin Pearl. You know she always writes good letters and real messy ones too.

      I also heard from Mike Brother too and he seems to be getting along fine and here's hoping he doesn't have to come over here as I don't think it will be long until we all will be back. Here's hoping.

      I haven't heard from Charlie D. for a long time, I guess he is having to good of a time & his trip to write. But I am still looking for a letter anyway.

      I don't know why Babe His girlfriend back home hasn't been there. I have not heard from her lately myself. Maybe she has forgotten me too. Oh I not worring either as you know the story of the fish. Ha Ha.

      Have you received the Xmas present I sent you? If not, do not worry about it as I have everything I need. And you can keep my things that are ready for me there and give them to me personal.

      I guess I have written all the news so will close for now with Best Wishes and Love.

Your Son
Kinney Only his mother ever called him that

Pvt Kinley J. Cisney
Batt. "B" 1st Anti-Aircraft Bn. C. A. C. Coastal Artillery Corps
A. E. F.American Expeditionary Forces

       

     

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