Seattle, that he will be entirely satisfied if he saves his skin for a souvenir. He does not crave any other. Sergeant Million, Company H, Three Hundred and Sixty-first infantry, had some rather funny experiences and others which we had last night. We left our company. Well, we started, for we got a good start on our journey. We were unable to get back, but never did I think I would be in. Well, to get back, we started hopping trucks and we had some time of it, for all the drivers were French and they couldn't see where they were going and we couldn't ask the men so after various rides and hikes we finally found our company that night and I was sure glad to see the old bunch again.

A couple of days later, all hell broke loose, from which I have just returned; and when I say hell, I sure mean what I have seen it all, believe me, some of which will make interesting news to talk about and some I hope.  To forget. But we sure made the Bohe heat although the going was awful tough, through woods and woods and through more woods and hill after hill; but nothing could stop those doughboys after they once got started. We took all the shell fire they could give us and then moved ahead right after them. One thing have I earned to earn. 