The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-09

In charge OF the Yama Yama room at
tne Hotel st. Andrew, is among those
who proffer such aid. He has been a
great help to the fund In several affairs
similar to the Reisenweber party and
has willingly offered gratultously the
services Of himself and his band.
News From Germany.
From Treves, Germany, numerous
cards have come back from avlators and
members Of the 166th Aero Squadron,
and in all of these cards the need for to-
hacco Is emphasized. One soldier writes {:
To sort OF rust and be lazy here, asI we
must part of the time, Is a very different
thing from what we had planned and
hoped for. We are some OF the men who
were to have been used to support the
Infantry. and we welcomed the prospect
OF excitement consequent on danger.
Now we part OF the timo fly. and the
rest of the time we tinker. All the time
we want to smoke: We would like u
! smoke in the air. but IL we can't do that
we sure want to Whit away when We
are on the ground. We all thank THE
SUN for what II has done for us and the
rest of the boys, but we have to say that
much OF the time we don't smoke, be-
cause there isn't anything to put In our
pipes" .-...
Private George II. Schroeder, who was
In convalescent camp in Beaune,
France. on February Is, wrote to fund
donor Mrs. John K. Alexandra the fol-
lowing: Il have just received your car
| ton of cigarettes and thank you SO much,
for they certainly came in handy. That's
a poor way to put It when II seemed as
IL they saved my life. am from Kan
sas and was in the Thirty-third Division,
lOSth Field Artillery signal corps. I
| have been In hospital since November z
and must say that nothing has done US
so much good as the gifts of THE SUN
Tobacco Fund
Sergeant r. U. Barton Of 30sth Battery
Trench Artillery sends his card OF thanks
back to Henry b. Robe, demanding,
| 'Hulloa, Henry. do you donate all the
Bull through THE SUN Fund? Your
name is the only one of the donors
have seem"
Many Thanks Received.
Mrs. Jessie Baskerville has this from
Captain Adjutant William H. Stiles Of
the 1o4th Infantry: MANY thanks 70,
the cigarettes: they are fine and the
men of this famous infantry appreciate
you and THE SCN very much"
Mrs. Ida V. Enders and Mrs. Josephine
Daskan Bacon also get acknowledge
ments from the men OF this battalion I.
the latter. in fact, received a dozen
cards from them. Corporal Roland H
Allen expresses the sentiment of them
all when he says: Thanks beascoup
for cigarettes. We start for our port Of
embarkation for America at the end
OF January and we shall be home in
four or FIVE weeks. What good luck! AL
most like getting your gift, for that
started us right"
A card from Private George Jones Of
Company A, 513th Engineers, comes
from Germany: Good stun The to-
bacco and cigarettes that came to US to-
day from THE SUN Tobacco Fund gave
us all good time. which will last as
long as they do. They were very much
appreciated and We would Ike to do
more than merely say thanks"
Headquarters Construction Troop, by
sergeant-Major II. w. Smith. sends
thanks over to j. p. Morgan. "Many
thanks: the boys enjoyed the smokes
and fully appreciate the kind thought
you had in sending them to US.
IAN the boys in this hospital. Base
Hospital 81. thank THE SUS for the
trouble 1t has taken to make us feel
happier and better Kindly accept our
thanks for your donation OF Prince AL
bert issued here to-day. February IL
The boys appreciate what THE Sun has
done for them since the beginning and
are cheered to think 1t is still on the
job
How the Fund stands To-day.
THE Sun and THE EVENING SUN 5000 GO
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