The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-18

every window closed these rooms
seemed sitting TO the visitors who had
become accustomed to the inaicquat"
heating Of English houses. The bed
rooms are furnished with very com
fortabi, cots, zach Of when u covered
with a clean b%odsprcad. Some of tn,
naval prisoners have equipped their
ooms Ike siatcrooms OF Il WarshiT
with u bulk above another, Most
OF the rooms are Ornamerted with at
iractiVe prints. many OF which are
the hnndiciaft of the dodgers. Some
of the prisoners have improved the
dull wall paper BY using their bright
colored ~Dedsprcads as tapestry wall
covering. Among the prints.drc many
pictures Of German national hsure~
the most popular bclug Emperor VIII
iani, Field Marshal Won Hindcnburg
ana Admiral Won spec, commander OF
J the German fleet ut the Falkland H..
lands engagement.
within the wir" enclosure the pris-
uncrs are left alone, tor. except on oc-
| casionai visits Of Inspection. no Brit
ish uniforms are ever seen within the
gates. Lieutenant Colonel Sir John
, Gladstone. c-ommandant of the camp.
has made as few rules ~ possible and
l'Ni 'I'll w " wv
mans themselves. These rules are Of
the type to which military forces on
active service are usually subject. ana
except that no liberty Is ever given be-
You'd The bounds of the PRISON. the Of
ncers suffer NO greater restrictions
than their captors IN charge of the
camp
The prisoners. who number i2j
49, ..l .a... 49,. Min tHaN 49,.
enlisted men ~ servant ordcrlics. are
under the command of their senior
officer. Commander Bochamer, who
was second In command of the crdiser
Gnoisenau. which went down IL the
Falkland islands battle. sharp and
ceasclcss guard. however. is kept over
the prisoners. for At the end oi the
war every German officer prisoner
must make a statement of what Efforts
ne made to cscape and h British
captors 10 their prisoners the honor
of believing that no chance will be
overlooked by them to get away. Not
u single prisoner has succeeded IN do
ing 20 thus far. but the guards discov.
cred a tunncl which had progressed
eleven feet at the sixty yards ncres-
salty to reach underneath the barb.
wire fence. outside oi this fcnc,
armed guards are ~ constant w1.ch
and. apparently careless of the Icp,
pcliu peril. the place Is brilliantly .l
Illuminated ~ night
, rhc visitors were permitted 90 tai.
10 u number of the prisoners ans
among Thorn the Associated Press cor
10 respondent found several who cal
America home. mon these wa
I Victor Won Borusini. a vel known so
, cal worker of Chicago who has lonl
20 been connected with HUI HuuSe Liz,
& most of his colleagues who live In tn
Z United states. Won Borosini was cGgo
: to G the latest new from his HON,
q lefty. Among other rcsidcn,s of Amer
% Ca imoag the prisoners were Docto
Arnold kChlshuttcr. astronomer q
Mt. Wilson ohservaiiry. California
who finds much leisure In the prisol
e for astronomical research work; ~
- ~t'ricdensburg of New York. who va
y connected with the Panama canal a
one time in an engineering capacity
Captain Kurt Rescr of Los Angeles
. Millington Hermann. son ct the pres
q idcn, of that institution Among othc
= noted prisoners are Doctor Murti
n Luther. surgeon Of the cruiser Endc,
IS and Doctor L.utZ. an authority %
h South American affairs.