World War I Collection

#17

Helferskirchen, Ger. Jan. 26, '19.

Dearest Marie,

Just a line to let you know I am still in Germany. I have not heard from you for a long time and some times think you have forgotten me.

Well dear this is a very quiet place and a great difference to the battle field. It is pretty cold here and we have snow and rain nearly every day.

We have a show here nearly every week and enjoy them very much. The people treat us very nice here and seem glad that the war is over.

Helferskirchen, Ger. Feb 2, '19.

Dearest Marie,

I have not heard from you for a long time but I hope you are well. Let me know if you are receiving my letters. It seems strange that your letters are so few and far between.

I suppose you are still at Neals and hope you are to the top of the ladder. I sure wish I was back with an old suit of civilian clothes on. I guess there are lots of boys coming back now and hear they are getting a royal welcome.

#19

Helferskirchen, Ger. Feb. 16, '19.

Dearest Marie,

How are you? I have not heard from you for an age. I hope you are well and happy as I hear that the flu is spreading again. Are you wearing a mask again?

I suppose every body is busy entertaining the boys who are returning from over here and I hear there are quite a few of them.

On of my school chums is back again. We were together up to last June. He