Brown war diary, February 10, 1914 - November 5, 1918 / Herbert A. Brown - Page 31

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November the 2nd and 3rd 3 German Officers visited us but didn't want to hear any complaints or have any conversation with us
November 16th another 33 Prisoners arrived from Angora, also some clothing and Blankets from the U.S. Embassy
November 26th had a heavy fall of snow

Provisions allowed to Prisoners at Kingre 307 men
Two meals a day, one Loaf about 1 ½ lbs, 8 ¾ lbs of cheese, 9,lbs of Onions, 18 ½ lbs of Salt, 6 ¾ lbs of Fat, 15 lbs of Flour, 41 lb of Crushed Wheat

November 30th &pound 5.10.0 per man was sent from the Geneva Red Cross for A.E.2.s Crew, we received one Turkish Pound from Commandant
December the 4th &pound 4.0.0. arrived from American Embassy per man, for A.E.2s Crew, in the meantime money was sent up for the other Prisoners which we did not share
December the 6th we received &pound 2.0.0. from Commandant
December the 18th received &pound 1.0.0. from Commandant also received letter from Sister dated 22nd of November