Dear Margy,
Recieved your letter Saturday & was swell to hear from you. Still having winter weather up there? It's pretty busy down herer. The sun hasn't been out for a week. It's very damp & dreary. Very disheartening. About the prisoners. We still have the German's here, but we haven't gotten any new ones. Don't imagine we will get any more. But you never can tell. I think I'm going to be tansported but not off the post. Will prpbably go to Headquarrters Company. The Adjoint ant said that he wanterd me up there, so I guess thats' where I'll wind up. Don't think I can do about it. Maybe something will turn up & trrndsfer won't go through at least I'm hoping. I hate like the

( 2 ) devil to leave this 400th outfit. It's a messed up outfit, but I still like it. You get to know all the fellows & they seem just like brothers to you. That's one good point about the Army. You made a lot of swell friends. But then, if I go someplace else I'll probably make a lot more friends. To date, I guess, I've meet fellows from every state in the union. Lat Saturday I made another trip to Ft. Worth. It's a city just like Cincy. In fact, there are several streets & buildings that remind me a while lot of Cincy. It was raining & not a very good night, so we didn't stay very long. Was swell to get away from Camp though. This place sure gets monotoneous.

( 3 ) Gosh, I'm all run down. I've got through quite a few letters the past week, so alll I've been doing is answering letters. By now, I'm all run down. I'm supposed to be attending a non-coms school, but I skipped it. Will probably hear about it in the morning. Well I've got to run now, so I'll close. Be goood & tell your lmother & Dad I said "hello", Write when you have time & don't work too hard!