July 6, 1918

July 7, 1918

Miss Rose Kraynik

Stangelville, Wisc

Route 2 Box #70

(from Manitowoc, Wis)

July 6, 1918

611 Franklin

Manitowoc, Wis

Dearest Frend;

I don’t hardly know what to write but that I promised you I will try and write something. I came home after I left you at the depot. Nothing else to do so I went to bed and slept nearly until noon. In the afternoon I walked around town, until I got tired. Than came home for supper.

Now there is nothing else to do to-night so I guess I will go back to bed. After I mail this letter to you.

I hope that you got home alright. And that you will have a good time. I know that I will not have a good time here with out you. Because I am all alone now. I am going to keep my promice. I would like to hear that you are having a good time. Go with who you like and go too as many dances as you like. But don’t forget me. I am coming back some day and I will want to see you.

There is nothing else to write so will have to close for this time. Do not write until you hear from me again because I expect to be down at the Grate Lakes training station by Mon. or Tues. To I probably will be there before you get this letter.

Hope you will have a good time while I am gone.

Good-Bye

With Love

From

Douglas Martin.