The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-08

army. has carried mental balm and COM
fort also. Donors ought to appreciate
this fact, and they probably do. as II Is
now and then touched on in the soldiers
cards and letters.
This letter written by Company ID,
Cuartemaster's Commissary Detach-
ment, Machine Truck Section. First
Regular Depot, to donor John J. Rikcr,
says the same thing in a different way !:
The package OF Prince Albert received
and the gift is certainly appreciated by
the boys in this company. Such dona-
lions by real Americans make us WILL
ing to stay over until all the work IL
done. 1t cheers and encourages us TO
keep on gaily more than words can tell
you. Thanks"
Here Is card written on st. Pat
rfcks Day from Bollendorf, Germany.
by Mess Sergeant Orville jackson of
S54th Field Hospital, 814th Sanitary
Train your tobacco was received and
given by me to the men Of this company
who have deputized me to thank you for
It and 10 extend their best wishes.
When we get reminders like this of the
kind thoughtfulness OF our friends we
feel that our staying on here is all for
the best, although we hope TO see the
Statue of Liberty soon"
Sergeant John w. Long of Headquar-
to the Bull Lunch Club Received from
THE SUN what we have grown to re-
gard as regular donation OF these
world famous smokes We have been
furnished by the kindness and fore
thought OF THE SUN Tobacco Fund with
an ample supply of smokes ever since
we have been here, and 1t makes us
happy to know that the donors are
aware of what we want What did and
do we want? Tobacco. And we can't
get along without it.
]. p Morgan will get in his mail this
morning the following acknowledgment
of tobacco his contribution TO this fund
bought: I'VE received on March IL, in
Fontenaye, France, the tobacco you sent
us, and we thank you, for 1t was appre-
ciated by us all" This was signed by
these members of the Fourth Squad.
First Platoon, Company G. S07th 1nfan-
try Corporal George Hoch, Privates
William +. Hubbard. Alexander Zelen-
ski. Joseph Klein, John c. Kerner, Will
lam A. Dawson, Sam Pizzuto and Lieut..
J. S. McDermott.
Card Brings Many Thanks.
Another card comes from Lieut. Nor
ris Kinney, dated March 49, at INLAY,
Yonne, France, this one containing the
Detachment, Seventy-second Infantry
Brigade.
on March II at Anglers, France.
Thomas j. Rosato "a. Y. Q. 1880 wrote
to Miss Anna Sander: II appreciate
very much the package OF cigarettes
which you donated to me through THE
Sun Tobacco Fund. l have passed many
an Idle hour smoking them and never
without having in mind your kindness
and the kindness OF that great New
York paper. My home address Is 495
CORTLAND avenue. Bronx. New York"
Tobacco is so scarce in France
writes Sergeant Robert J. Ryan to fund
donor Bert Walton from Doulaincourt,
Haute Marine. France, that there is
none to buy even II we had money. So
your big gift of tobacco and cigarettes
was most welcome to us and we all en-
joyed it. Many. many thanks for your
work and the work OF THE sun for us
boys"
The hospitals are well represented in
the latest soldierS mail. Private Will
ism J. Knappen. whose home address is
Mountain. Pa, writes from No. PIG say
ing that the A. f. F.. appreciates any