March 23, 1919
Bonnetable,
Sarthe, France.

Dear Father and Sisters:-

I received your letter of March 2^(nd) this Sunday morning. Was taking
my annual at the time when a friend (A.E.F. Yank) entered my room with
your letter, one from Guthrie Consistory and one from Wellington.

Am in France yet, don’t know how many April mornings I will see here,
but possibly a half dozen at least.

May not come home for some time after I am discharged. Have something in
view at present elsewhere than at Argonia. This Army has made a tramp of
me.

Am sending under seperate cover a few more souvenirs of the Boche.
Enclosing here in an inventory of same.

Geo. Lukens and I spent Friday evening together, a fine old chap. Jew
Phillippi is coming down this P.M.

Am well and hope all are well and prosperous at home. I remain

Your tramp son,

Roaming Mike.