Sm~-May 1 appeal to the large number of American readers of your paper to help me ina really grave problem, Tam retiring to America but 8 British subject Ihave been brought from my youth to smoking "Straight Cut" unblended) Virginia Cigarettes.
Tsay nothing against the American cigarette such as Burleigh, Chesterfield "or Camels "and wane Tike" themn myself, but for solid diet 1 prefer a straight Virginia, settling in one of the tobacco 3s, but on my last visit was quite ble to obtain a satisfactory unblended cigarette, unfit Twas about to leave the country from New York, hon I found the Hotel Statler pro: vide sucha cigarette for British iors. T have been. recommended lip Morris's "Richmond Gem" which while straight Virginia leat differently from the' ordinary English cigarette, This is a serious enquiry and T hope some of my future American friends can give me a tip rescue me from this dilemma, Carstax.
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