as when he enlisted.
Fred Kellman's division, the 85th left Camp Custer about two weeks ago, and one on their way across now. He is in 310th regiment of engineers. They are sure putting the boys though a whoopun now, they were drafted only last April, which makes only about three months at camp.
Had a letter from Edd, last week, saying Maud was in the hospital from an operation for tumor and several other things, and had come out of it in fine shape, but I have not heard anything more from him since, but I suppose she is getting on all right or we would hear from him.
We are getting lots of good news, the last couple weeks, about the counter offensive of the Allies, and of the fine showing the American troops are making. I am wondering my head off, if your regiment is involved, but the papers don't give any information of that nature.
We are all working hard everyday, "lehas" is on the airplane job at the Packard, yet and I am still playing at the old E&J I have tried several
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