The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-26

vnrn Of - blaze aud 70 lI- -u udi-
sat, It. Iiscctlor
Tho colonel "f the camp led The
cuit,-uaud.ni fhtrupi Ih, wash
r.uu. huge barracks u'',H Nth
showers and heated lu winter i.mc
or equipped with rows ct faucet. f"i
warhlg- h8ud. aud rtlo. 3u,
ihruueh she living barracks. The
latter are large ana iuou, and 'ery
,leau-ur better than ANS thc cor
respondent had seen iu the course of
visits 90 camps m other countries
Tho hoaiill section OF the camp
ie one Cf M best On Austria iu clean
Illness aud equipment Il is titc COLI
onnr- boast that there never has
been am rpiGomic Of amy character
fhei ouI, such diseases as were
brought boy the men have ever been
encountered, and that thee have
been 81 large number OF cures Deaths
occur regularly. a.. iu any large com-
muuity. but nov b cnus" is chiefly
tuberculosis of ancient standing
among the prisoners.
since tho wounded n well A. the
VOL often come 90 Mauthauseu the
camp has mot the need for artificial
flflIR" Nh fffN|N.A m l|'If AN' .'Nh "LA
MANUFACTURING these grim nipple.
mcnts ana up to date has turned u
about $50 ana trained ,he Nnr Vic
TINS 90 use them
The Young Mems christian assoc
tion amusement han with It's tiny
stage has been equipped with cepcrv
made hy the prisoners and with "a dror
curtain showing the Ray - Naples
Here too are the educational classes.
conducted 5S 'he intelligent ana GIT
ed Italians
Tn, English classics are c~onduo'cd.
hy Tony Tcnoro. who told tn cor
respondent that % brother in New
YORK Drank Teaore Of 900 Bridr
street. Rrooklyui. believed him To be
dead because he had had no oppor-
tunity TO communicate with him. The
Italian, who said he had lived two
years In America. begged to be re-
memhcred TO the brother.
one Of the thiof aims Of the au-
thoritics h. ia give tho men as much
opportunity To work as possible. AMI
ON m" whole lind them trnctahlo ard
willing n thy men do nothing they
rccoiy" six cents a day Il p%riVatcs -
cents = %curpIrnls ur s"rrcaut-. aud Il
cents if higher uon-comuissioucd Of
nccrs. II they go uut 90 work on
farms or in Inarrios ur roads they
get "a settled sum 10 addition.
Srlf-vuNcrumcut. insofar or u b.
possible has been introduced ou ]
the common soldiers are commanded
n, 'r own uon-CoWs and merely
supervised hv Austrian troops Nc
cordiug 20 the number iu cau5p they
live. 1850 to $50. 900 Tho lI& airv light
cd barracks. with their oV superiors
told of To- keep them in order
Their food 500 far ms the cures
poudeut could nudge from an cNnmi-
nation of % weeks uill of fare, APP.
pears to hr ample th"ush somcwha;
m%onutouous. They have two meat
less dat H week. as an the rest OF
Au~iriu does. 70 ~tItlos- DAY. n n"
other restrictions. IIt the auth"gi-
tics and u hard Co compel italian
tastes tp accustoiu Themselves 90 Aus
,riau food
The few serbian PRISONERS delight
iu the Austrian bread bat the Italians
.Ioathe o. aui eat ia only when their
famtiie- have sen, them none "i their
|tayoriio italian bread which ar
RVS 10 the extent Of aocut 2o GOO pack
ages a week.
Though the men are Inclined Geo ho
moody at times. in keeping with their
t,mu,rlrn,ut. none ut them seem io
have lost spirit so far us 20 the war
d. concerned. The @rnloucis laughed
,r thoy told 81 ,Io marked change in
IN. cnmp when the prisoner read "i
the BEGINNING ~ the general ou'n-
H. .-A.f Pal H..nN.la AUl