Ogden Daily Standard | 1918-12-05 | Page 6 | Corporal Smith Has Seen Action

CORPORAL SMITH . HAS Sffl ACTIO! Corporal T. R. Smith, a former Ogden Og-den boy, writes the following letter to his father, C. E. Smith, of this city, which relates best his experiences, "somewhere in Belgium." "This is the first chance to write to you for many a day and it is to be very short. From that you can tell that we have 'boon Lusy for quite a while. "We are havln gu much needed rest for a few days, but we have. no . idea go to the front again. (0 jivt g"Tbere is no use a ttem tgS I U any description of ray e ??l0o p ing the past, because the ar led and time too short u ctSss to say that I came toj?"? 23rd chip out of my tin hat as a v tq souvenir of action. 4prf S ft( "Of course, you know b , iag that there has been plooV Jn g . over here lately and jo thick of it for a Aihile. i organization -gave a ry g e jgo of itself, at least we a c& . -some letters from high o' mending us on our behavior p. .-This is enough about . everybody's sake, 1 result En? pence talk Ingsjomo Save them pretty jell on vc are 'going to Keep possible." ji J