Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-02

YOU. II is pretty enough, but after an
IL has no great value
you say sou will send II home TO
your wife as a souvenir OF these fight
ings before Laon suppose discovery
follows A year in fortress them
10. no, my friend, the German army
does not look with favor on this sou-
vcnir husness."
So ! left the window curtain be-
hind.
The soldier swung the rucksaclS
onto his back as f Il were favor To-
he allowed % do So. and led me down
Illindonburg strasse, across the plate,
through a eobbly court up flight Of
stairs on the outside OF house,
through a kitchen, through a living
room where the sick and the well OF
thc CzernilowHki family were more or
less huddlod. and into large, cold
front room whore there were two
single beds and the twin brother Of
the porcelain stove from which / had
( ies, taken a chill farewell.
No Fire Ia Stove.
Into that room he summoned hy
lifting one finger the head OF the
house OF Cgernilowski. and he re-
marked to him in peremptory Ger
man.
"No man is to sleep here except this
herr"
Mr.. czernilowski made an obsc-
Qulous bow In reply, pulled his
shoulders. which seemed constitutions
iolly dopreeatoly. a little closer to-
iRolher ana llfttd the palms of his
hands in an outward gesture hc
wore Il long ltiack cassock ana d
black skull cap, and bis grayish red
ihcard came ucurly 20 his middle
he was very pale and. except that
I he had mild nnd pleasant eye, I've
lmieht have gone on 90 play the part
iuf Shylpuk without al an OutrnHine
iono's sense of the fitness of things
In tone which, like his hearing,
twas deprectt1ry, he began what
Judge was speech OF protest, where
upon the soldier again lifted the adj
lmonitory finger and said ~ Is
lstriotly forbidden To any man to sleep
here, except this herr
/ At this the cassockcd figure was
swiftly convnlscd with depreciation,
and the soldier bent commanding
lcye on the white procelain stove
"Tire. here" said he: whereupon the
wife Of czernailowski, who was not
SO deprecatory, and whoae fluent sing
song no admonitory finger could 81
Hence. averfed, not without a threat
OF tears. that there were no Goals 70
ibe had for another fire. that II was all
she could do to find fuel for keeping
a IRE In the room where the sick son
Hay. and that In her understanding Of
F, things there were no hens IN the
world that lay eggs Of coal.
Goals Not To BE Had.
At this my commanding general
plainly lost little Of his grip on the
situation. scratched his blonde head
and said TINT nevertheless there musl
he a Gre, and took his leave
Hut there was none ana ! Wen
shiverIng Ia bed. The next dny the
soldier. who was "a willing soul, came
I To see WHetHef iii'lc N'i' NNhH'
needed. pointed 20 the white mau-
soleum ia the corner OF the room
whereupou he resumed his confer
icnce with the C2ernilowski family.
Convinced at last that they could
not wish GOALS out OF the sky, he
again scratched his blonde head and
said he would see. IN an hour he re-
turned, bearing on his back sack
ml Of Goals he had wheeled out OF
somebody at the supply station IN the
freight yards three-quarters of mile
away
Inasmuch as thls soldier was or
dorly to three otnor correspondonlss
and had endless fetching and carry
inp to do. / thought his act cmphat-