The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-27

Mr. Morgan buit the FIRST y NJ g.
IS. hut 49, Iiuumauia and wa probably
one of the Last foreigners tu ttlk per
.ou1llv with crown primo, Carol whu
has boon aud Be- % stuuuch friend OF
the Bcd Cross und y. NJ. a. A.
The crown prince was very crate
ui FOR what w bad lone ip the
country said All. Morgan ~
hated to soc us go. aud hc spoke sin
cerely. I am sure. ur the time when
we would come hHck 10 continue our
work. Ia M. country ou.sido uf Rus
STA is the opportunity for service
greater. And IN ne COUNTRY b. IN"
attitude of the people. from the royal
family down 10 the humblost soldier.
more responsive aud more grateful
In spite OF all our hanhicaps. to work
with the iluumanians hps been re- real
pleasure.
The regret Of the crown prince "a
our departure wits shared hN the BOY
Scouts Of las4y The scouts. the
Eoumtuinu~ ~ tomorrow. are finn
hoys. and t credit to the Wurid Wide
organization tu which they belong
The original hut was named pltul
" Hl01Nl on % ilN NlfNNN hHNNf lflll'H
northeast ot Ilss,. Prince carrot was
it's sponsor aud av" militnr, aid for
its erection. There were between 1000
aud 1000 troops in camp nearby
and with them 1t quickly became
popular. within q week after IFS open.
ing Nh Morgan and his staff realized
that Il was altogether too small Tor
the demand mnde upon 1t.
"Durine the single month 1t was In
operation. ho explained. we served
more tina l.2oO soldiers "a day We
first established u tea service which
straiehtwdy became the talk OF the
amp u vas something now and
the soldiers too to- u eagerly. We
served ~ five bonnie a cup or about
half % cent in our money. We were
averaging 5000 cups q day when th"
Russian sniash-up mad. the removal
of the troops 20 the border of tho
country necessary.
The second hut. named the Prince
Mircea IN Of the Queens son
who died In bucharest was opened ia
the town of Jassy. wher q normal
population at $4,000 has Ny the uis
fortune 81 war. roam almost over
night TO 300. 600. This Was also q
small hut Work ON 1t was begun IN
October 1917. DELAYS IN construction
prevented oponing until late last py
cemhcr.
There were mo- restaurants worthy
81 the name in Jassov " said Nj Nor
KAN. ami in addition To- our tea -"ry-
ice We provided soup. bread ani his-
cults. We had great trouble in get
ting supplies Vet W never turned
away anyone who was hungry ana
we % many such There was no
food control, so that many went ur
dcrfcd while others were almost ne
well Supplied as iu normal timcs. The
iufluN uf refugees INTO las-N made
conditions worse than Ia any other
town iu the little COUNTRY whicn the
Germans have left to the Roumau-
iuus.
we also furnished a writing room
m whichc the Roy Scouts wrote letters
FOR the soldiers, Next % was a.
building given To tho Y. ". G. \. 10y
the queen together with thirty beds
Thcy were occupied every niFht and
We could have used many more We
started plans for a recreation room
with 70 phonugraph and reading mat
ter and inoour games. but wore unable
to carry them out FULLY before we re-
ceived notice To leave.
Three more huts were begun and
two were furnished. Neither was oc-
cupicd because of the new disposal uf
troops neccssitated by I;ussia's defec-
ton Both were large huts. designed
Ia meet the needs learned from cN-
p%ericncc. Lcwellyn bullock. % Har.
ward graduate who "a gone into Y
NJ. g. \. work, was on the ground
ready 10 take charge Of one OF them