Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-28 | Page 1 | Americans Trade for French Bread

AMERICANS TRADE FOR FRENCH BREAD WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES IN FRANCE, Sept. 80. (By mall.) A common com-mon sight along the highways of France where American troops are in camp Is to see the Americans trading their whito bread supplied by the army for the darker bread baked by the French peasants. The Americans say tho white, bread Is the finest in the world, but that they like the French bread for a change. The French bread Is baked in large circular loaves and at times American soldiers may be seen ' swinging along the roadways on their way from a village to their camp with the bread hooked on their arms and a little box of French cheese In their hands.