Paul Pommer correspondence, 1918-07-25, World War I
Letter from Willi Schlemier? addressed to his friend musketeer Paul Pommer in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Postmarked Glogau, July 27, 1918. Willi Schlemier was a friend Pommer made when in Glogau. In the letter, he thanks Pommer for his letter from the 19th, and is happy that Pommer arrived in Württemberg. He asks Pommer if his freedom is all he hoped for. He is happy Pommer no longer has to stay in the hospital. He thanks God and includes quotes from the bible. He encourages Pommer not to look poorly on his struggles, but see it a part of God's plan, that it will all be worthwhile. He talks about losing some others at the hospital and expresses interest in going to Offenbach, wondering if perhaps he will meet Pommer there. He looks forward to seeing Pommer again. In conclusion, he is happy to bring honor to God and considers this to be one of his life achievements.
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