The chronicle=news., 1913-08-09

on the windows OF Bow and Bromley,
since which time she has enjoyed a
close friendship with the Pankhurs,
family. Shortly after her release af-
ter a prolonged hunger strike. Miss
Emerson WAS operated on for appeI.-
dicftis. and she defends her course In
paying fine by asserting that even
y brief stay In Jail st this time would
10 impair ner health that she would
be unable to take her place on the
firing line for many months to come.
She feels that she can be OF more as
sistance Out OF rather than In jail.
Berlin. August 9.-Eleven hithcr-
TO unpublished letters Of Richard
wsxner have come 10 iixh, In con-
nectiou with the Wagner Memorial
Exhibit. now being held In the mum.
cipal museum OF history at l-eirsic.
All were written by the famouns
composer between 1854 to his wine
dealers. They show that h. liked
good wine. and that sometimes he
had trouble In paying for II. The
first letter. written In Munich In
Nosembeti. 1854. b typical Of all.
lie addresses the dealer ~ most
honored STR" thanks him for the last
shipment sud eoatinues:
u beg you TO renew - soon ~
Ins~ible my supply by = considerable
consignment of half bottles Of the
table wine. From 60 To 100 bottles
of cseh variety would about my
nresi.- ResardinE Payment. will you
have the kindncss 10 stae your wish-
-. In general II hest suits my n.
naneiai circumstances tn make .
large payueat On . fixed day: this
II easier than TO make ENABLED psy.
ments NJ Indefinite pcriosis. You
nr~d have no uueasiarss n the reck-
oniag climbs = bit. siae~ the peculiar
character Of ny Income makrs Il easy
for me- 10 have . large sum si my
dtspoAai NJ on~ tim~.''
In June. 1897. Wagner os.Srrvi
$50 bottles Of red sad the same
amount Of white win~. aud ia No.
v~mb~r of tho zane year another
sapp,y. hut this time In casks. since
he was In i.ae~sn~. where "win~ 10
bottles h made ualhiassbiy dear by
the rsa,ousi tariff"
In Orto,,es. 1858. Wssn-r wrote
4" his most hoaos~d sir and frt~ud.
s~eeisx more time on the sccoani.
The following April he assia made
excuses for failure 10 par. snd In Oc.
sober he was ss,is iorred 10 ssk for
sa exi-assos.
The firm evid~aiis granted the re-.
au~ss. for Wagner wrote In January.
1874. from iac~rnr. ~xp-r-s.ins his
thanks snd continuing nsis~iy:
ia order 10 msinisin our business
connections. wish ron would s~nd
me . cask tshout u: gsiions' ot lh-
wine which I drink % rrsuIariy.''
THE IN the lsss of the eleven let
teri. Whether tho srvsl composer
finally paid the hiii dor not appear.
A number n chilly. yet days have
hronsht dismsy 10 the viaeysrd's,.
aloas the Rhiae. sad the wine pros.
I~v,s. fsirly eood . week sso. have
ainss' over nish' hrromr extremely
had. The weather 10 favorable In
tho ero~th II the pesoaospora. =
deadly disease of the vine. and In
spm~ scrtioas = third os the grapes
are reported 10 have fallen from the
vines. Another year like 1906 I.
feared. when hundreds of vino grow.
err WEIR utterly ruined.
The consumption NJ do6 meat -
fos'd 10 Germany. probably ss . tc.
suit NJ hish mrss ps,c~r. intr~ss-'i
greatly In 1919. Every year sine.
so; has shown . considerable Gain
hut the isi. figures arc striking
Against 1911. In which year the
number of dog. slaughtered under
official insreci'n for s.sss. the To-
tai for 1871: rose by 1853 to S.i5:
These figures. moreover. arr hut 4
small fraction of tho total consnmp'
ticn nj dog flesh. for a msjari'y ol
the animals are slaushtcrcd Al hons
without the fcrmslity Of an inspcc
'iop.
Saxoay rcmaias. ~ always. tbs
chief center for dog slsueh'crins
recording i.,&s ioGs killed Al
against !.:to In 1911. Prussia
however. IL in second place with 2.
s5o in 1919 a. asainat 1917 In th,
prcccding year.
Rcriin's daily use Of face pOwde'
cold cream. sccutcd toilet water an'