The sun., 1919-04-06

accomplish in years of sojourn. For they
nave lived with the people and absorbed
their point of view OF life which they can
now compare with our own.
This experience has been broadening
and its effects will be felt here after
their return. Men can live in New
York. big and various as 1t is. and still
De narrow in thought as II they lived
In a small provincial town: they can't
travel about as the soldiers have done.
ohleted with the natives of country
and not acquire a broader view and a
deeper charity. The soldiers of this d.
vision, when they send A letter back to
The Sun Tobacco Fund to thank Il for
tobacco gifts, rarely fall to say that they
are thankful for this wider experience.
Sergeant NJ. J. Klinger In one of the
headquarters Company boys Of the 306th
infantry. whose letters recently have ar
rived In the soldiers mail for the smoke
FUND. His card Is dated March 1s, at
France, and 10 ad-
dressed to Miss r. NJ. Burns, q fund
donor. I'VE received your most welcome
gift or tobacco to-day, and needless to
say We enjoyed II very much. can't
thank you In the way you should be
thanked. for there are no words that 1
know sufficiently expressive to apply to
your kind gift" .'tt..
Herman Hence was at Saulges MAY
ence). France, when he wrote, II, the I'M
dersigned. am a member Of the A. E. F.
and received tobacco from THE SUN To-
baoco Fund on March IL. 1 wish I
could thank THE SUN rightly. and
should like to shake the hand OF the
man In THE SUN office who thought of
getting up this fund for the soldiers He,
whoever he was or hope IL, Is q true
friend to us"
NJ. Lipschitx of Company c, aoad En-
gtneers. sends the following to a fund
donor: II am In receipt Of some of the
tobacco which you have donated to the
boys and IL I could tell you how they
appreciate It you would feel repaid. AS
soon a. I come homo would like to
como to see you to try to add to these
brief sentences which do not in any way
convey my great and sincere thanks"
rhanks Fund Donor.
Another member Of the sosth writes
to Mrs. Robert Baittger, who contributed
to the fund, acknowledging the to-
bacco which we received through THE
Sum Tobacco Fund would like to tell
you what q Joy and comfort It was. We
had FORGOTTEN what q good smoke tasted
like and the boys were your well wish
cAo 80 Soou 40 tuoy nkhte0 up Almost
after we received Il we went
on q long hike to be reviewed by Gen.
Pershing." -
The same donor viii receive this from
Lieut.. l.. c. Wallace. Jr.: I'VE of
the Casual Company. No. s75. from Mis-
souri. thank you for your kindness in
sending US tobacco. We were hungry
for 1t. as everybody was out OF smokes,
and when say We were appreciative
the words do not convey one-half we
John A. McCole of Company y, sosth
Infantry. sent along a card on March 8:
Cigarettes are nix in this far away land,
80 when yours came to us by THE Sun
we all gave whoop Of Joy. Thank you
and II you see anybody who asks
what we boys need now and always say
tobacco"
The "reguiars' are well represented In
to-day's new contributions, Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. Round Table.
William Peterman. Inc, 20. X. g."
Henry Bacon. H. H. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Every Week. From far of Manila In the
a subscriber to the Outlook"
sends 81. The donations from drinking
cup vender (nutofnatic) In the smoking
room OF the Broadhnrst Theatre amount
This firna IN Hkn