ALGONA BOY TRAVELSWIDTH OF THE U. S.ALFRED HORBERG WRITES OF LONG TRIPFinally Lands at Camp Upton, N. Y., Ready to go Across— People Treat Soldiers WelltThe following lot tor was received a few flays ago by C. J. Horberg from his son Alfred. The lot lev was written to Alfred's brother Oscar who is employed in a cafe in Minneapolis and Oscar forwarded the letter to his father in Algomt. Alfred is one of three brothers who are in the army. Gustav and Carl having served for several months as army horseshoers at Camp Lewis, Washington.The letter which follows is one of the best descriptive letters the Courier has had the privilege of publishing. The writer tells very interestingly of his long trip from Ft. Logan to Camp Upton, New York.Camp Upton, L. I. N. Y.May 11, 34118.Mr. Oscar H or berg:Hello. Oscar, old man. . I’ll drop you a few Hues, and tell you of our trip. We certainly bad a fine out*. Well, we left Camp Logan Sunday af-i-pvHiini! nt a limit four o’clock. We