June 17, 1930

We got up early to-day and left Aunt Mary's house about a quarter of eight. Aunt Mary, Ella, and Emma came to the train station with us. Here we again rode in one of these animal cage trains. We got off at Moldava and took a bus to Rosnau where we had to wait an hr. for the train to Dobsina. This time we rode second class. Two soldiers sat right across from us. I had a bouquet of roses and they said they liked roses. Then they began describing me. I did not pay much attention to what they were saying. Then when they got off the train they rode away in a wagon. They waved to me till I was out of sight. We took a taxi to Aunt Sophie's house. Then when we reached there we were all soon crying. They were so glad to see us. They telephoned Irene to come home at once. Oh! irene is such a pretty girl. She looks just [like] Lois Moran. Geza has such pretty red hair and Latzi is very nice-looking. In the evening Irene, her girlfriends and I went out walking. Two soldiers passed us several times and looked hard at me. Then they stopped and spoke to us. I recognized the soldiers that rode with us on the train. They walked with us for a long time. They were quite nice. We went to bed early as we were very tired.