Experiences of a Private in the Army of Occupation in Germany
Private letters from a soldier with the Army of Occupation describe guard duties in Germany. He details 45 sentries daily, post rotations, and guarding vast wartime property near Coblenz while recalling a warehouse fire, rescue efforts, and the memorial procession at the American cemetery. The account emphasizes respect for the U S flag and the enduring watch on the Rhine amid Allied cooperation.
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Morpheus
Coblenz
Osth Infantry
A. Vf
Beaucoup French
Red Cross
Gerry
Beaucoup
Rhine
Moselle
Lincoln
Europe
Ehrenbreitzten
Lving
Berlin
Die Wacht Am Rhein
United States of America
Frugal folly and perspective on generosity
The quote notes that a stingy person rarely recognizes their own lack of generosity. It advises considering another's point of view, even when it mirrors one’s own stance.
Crushed Stone Delivery Orders Invoked By Local Suppliers
By placing orders with ILLINGIS LAMESTONE CO. from Fobinsen 10, customers support a local home industry and can arrange delivery by telephone. If weather turns bad after ordering, shipments may be delayed by contacting the firm.
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