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Camp Dodge Iowa 6/14/18

[illegible text] England

Kirksville. Mo.

Dear Mr England

Received you [sic] letter and I was very glad to hear from you. I am feeling fine now but they sure drilling us hard. We have no time to do enything [sic]

Received the clipping of your paper and I must say that if they drill me the way they have been drilling me for the past 3 weeks inside Three more weeks I think I can take the Best men Kaiser has in his army. this the way I feel

We havent [sic] been assigned





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to this Co yet but our Captain said today that we must try & be Ready this Co. is up to leave anytime I don't know wheather[sic] or not he knows everything about it or not but hes seen is fine captain he is about 7 feet High So far I am getting along fine with the officers

They just transfer 14 Boys from this Co including Ralph goodwin to the Depod Brigate I do not know what he is got to do their [sic]

it sure has been Hot we sweat like the diggins [sic] for the last week or so

Well Mr England you Buy the W.S.S. we win this war for you we are all anxious to get over their [sic] and show them we are from. Mo. Well its [sic] getting near But time & I must close I will keep you posted if its [sic] anything happen

Hopping [sic] to hear from you with Best Reguards [sic] to Mrs England & Children

From Private Pete Kachulis

C.F. 351 St Inf.

Camp Dodge Iowa





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From
Private Pete Kachulis
[illegible text] 351st inf [sic]
Camp Dodge Iowa

DES MOINES IOWA
DODGE BRANCH
JUN 15
1 PM
1918

U.S. POSTAGE
3 CENTS 3

Mr George England
Kirksville
Mo.





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W.W.I.165.47