The sun., 1919-03-04

fund before. and we are all for THE SUN
Tobacco Fund"
Sergeant J, e. Logsdon of Company
d. $3.50 Infantry, writes to donors Mr..
and Mrs. II. Connolly from Evacuation
Hospital FL on February L: AT this
moment I am enjoying one of your ciga-
rettes. 1t must have been a long time
ago that you started this particular car
ton on its way. May not revert to the
language OF the French classics and say,
'Merci, madame; mercL monsieur AS
an afterthought l might add that at
present term Oklahoma my home"
In letter to David NJ. Meyers, fund
donor, Private William ]. Randolph CT
Company c. 105th Infantry, says: g!
wish to thank you for the cigarettes re-
celved from you through THE Sun, and
as a great many Of the men in the ward
with me we're fonored also they ask me
to thank you for the crowd. We are In
Base Hospital So" The date of this let
ter is February 8.
From q New York Man.
James Auditore. VINO presented two
race horses to THE Sun Tobacco Fund,
has recently received a letter signed by
Corporal Samuel Weinberg. who was In
Evacuation Hospital 81 at Nantes,
France, when he wrote 1t: Last night
Il happened that was out Of smoking
tobacco. and luckily We were given an
issue in which / fond q card with your
name. / enjoyed that smoke immensely
and think 1t only proper to write TO
thank you for your donation. Like SO
many good citizens you are doing your
share to make life easy and homelike for
US boys over here and you are succeeding,
for a smoke brightens US up amazingly.
! hope that may see you when / return
to the gold old u. S. A., for I am also
New Yorker"
Sergeant Al Schuyler Of p. W. Z.
Company 267 sends along his thanks
from Langais, France, in these words
Just line to thank you for the olga
rettes. They were very much appreciated
and they are something that can't be
had here at any price. Those you sent
us are the particular brand which most
Of the A. z. r. prefer"
From Treves, Germany. on the first
of February Abraham Achles of the
166th Aero. Squadron "a. p. o. s2O
wrote to thank THE SUN for cigarettes
and expressed the feeling of the boys
that is, he says. general in the Army OF
Occupation-one OF agreeable surprise
that the fund is still actively engaged
in doing so much for the comfort OF
American soldiers.
FROM Nlchy, France, FEBRUARY z
tBase Hospital 76). Sergeant Jack Tur-
ley wrote to fund donor Miss NJ. Fair
child: you will undoubtedly be sur
prised to have letter from soldier
whom you do not know. But I am the
lucky bird that got the box OF cigarettes
with your sweet little name in them
and I must let you know how much
I am indebted to you. Now. Miss Fair
child. l am sure YOU won't mind spend
ing little time on me, so please write
TO me, for letters do look good over
here from our American girls back home
1t makes us happy and 1t doesn't hurt
them. Don't forget that ] am one OF
the soldier boys who don't expect 10
set home for a long time yet"
Private B. r. Caffrey of 211 NJ. r
Company "a. 2. o. 915) also wants a
letter and addresses a donor whose name
he found in a SUN Tobacco Fund carton
He says: II have been all through the
war game. I am now In Nancy and
will send you some views of this old
city IL you care to write and tell me
you would like to have them. My home