Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-09-23 | Page 8 | Tribune Tobacco Reaches Soldiers in Front Line

Tribune Tobacco Reaches Soldiers in Front Line GLEEFULLY thankful that the odor of his cigars is waftod over the trrnohes to tbo?c of ncxir-bv Germans, Glon B. Mc-C'ollistcr Mc-C'ollistcr of the American cxprditionarv forcos has written to a Salt Laker hi appreciation of a package of ' smokes'' recentlv sent abroad through the efforts ef-forts "of The Tribune. McCollistcr writes that he received the tobacco while ensaired in fi'htin the Germans in the front line trenches. "Have just received your paik.ie of smokes. the letter pays, and they were preatly appreciated by the bnvp. We received tliem in the front line trencher The Huns are close enough to smell the odor of ood tobaeeo, whjch they haven 't pot. ' '