Campbellsport News, September 13, 1917

WRITE TO THE BOYS IN CAMP
LET EVERYBODY HELP TO KEEP OUR BOYS POSTED WITH NEWS FROM HOME

   What is missed mostly by our soldiers are missives from the old home town. Although relatives and intimate friends are corresponding with the boys, most of the folks wait for an answer before they again write to the boys in the training camps.
   We are told that this is a wrong method, as most of the men are kept busy nearly all of their time and are unable to answer the cards and letters as soon as they desire to do so. Consequently it is up to use to see that our boys are supplied with letters, post cards, etc., from home. It is one of the happy moments of a soldier's life, where his name is called by the distributor of the mail. Let us see to it that our boys from Campbellsport and vicinity will be well supplied with news and comforts from home.
   We are publishing the names and present addresses of the boys from Campbellsport and our rural routes, and we ask that everybody from this vicinity will make a special effort to send at least one letter, postal card, package of tobacco, or a box of candy, or some article that you know will be appreciated by our fellows. You know right well that they are doing the biggest bit in giving themselves for their country, so you are in duty bound to give them all the comforts you can afford.
   Here are the addresses of the men who are already in the service. As others leave we will publish their addresses, and we ask the parents or relatives of any change in address as soon as it is received by them.
   Lieut. J. W. Elbert,
        Waco, Texas
  
   Sergt. O. A. Braun,
       Co. M, 5th Reg.
       Camp Douglas, Wis.
  
   Private Pearson L. Brown
   Private Leo J. Dalmen
   Private Dewey Keno
   Private R. E. Kraemer
       2nd Co. 150 M. G. Brig.
       42nd Div, 88 Int Brig.
       Camp Mills, Hampstead,
       Long Island, N. Y.
  
   Private A. E. Fleischman,
   Private Al Sturm
       Batt. D, 5th Field Art.
       Care of Chas. D. Manahan,
       Adj. Gen. Office
       Washington, D. C.
     with Am. Expeditionary Forces in France
  
   Harold Hughes
       Great Lakes Naval Training Station
       Waukegan, Ill.
  
   Private Gregor Harter
       Co. M.
       Camp Douglas, Wis.
  
   Private Oscar Bonesho
       330 G. M. Battalion
       Camp Custer,
       Battle Creek, Mich.