Lot 4 Letter 37 - 10th of October, 1944

10		October		1944

To: Miss Margie Krumpleman

Box 168 R.R.#4, Buttermilk Rd., Erlanger, Kentucky USA.

From: CPL Wm R Lehman (35633004) HQ Tr 38th CavRen Sq(Mewr)

APO 230, New York, New York USA Somewhere in Germnay.

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9 October 1944

Somewhere in Germany

Dear Marge,
Well I received your letter dated the 23rd of August about two weeks ago but due to the fact that we are moving pretty constantly I haven't had a chance to write any sooner. I guess you can see from my heading that I have really did some traveling since I wrote my last letter to you. I have really seen some beautiful country & also was in Paris. In fact we were the first American soldiers to enter the city & what a rousing reception we got! I'll never forget it as long as I live! We drank more champagne, brandy, wine & every thing else than you could imagine. The people had been saving it for that occasion & it was really old stuff. And the women they have there -

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those women are really a sight for sore eyes &hey will compare to the girls in the States any day of the week. I really met some lovely ones & picked up quite a bit of the French language from them. I don't believe you knew it but I have relatives in Paris & also got to see them a few times. Ask your Mum &ad about them - I believe they know of them although they are on my fathers side.

So that fortune teller said that the war would be over by the first of the year - well Marge I never did believe in them but we will try & make it come true. This is about all for now as I want to write Mom' letter yet. WRITE SOON!

Your Cousin
Bill ÿ

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