Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-31-1919
Abstract
In Kingston's letter to his mother, he describes his current activities in Thisancourt, France. He writes that he finally received his mother's second letter, that he cannot find a German helmet with a spike, his plans for his upcoming ten day leave, snowball fights among French soldiers, boar hunts in France, news he has heard about the influenza epidemic in Canton and Cheney, and Kingston's satisfaction with his decision to serve with the French army, as opposed to the American army. This letter was sent from Thisancourt, France.
Recommended Citation
Kingston, Ceylon S., "Letter from Ceylon Kingston to his mother, dated January 31, 1919" (1919). Ceylon S. Kingston Papers. 14.
https://dc.ewu.edu/kingston/14
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Source
Eastern Washington University Archives and Special Collections, Ceylon S. Kingson Papers, SPC-982-0180_2_28_14
