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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
LOVE OF CATS NO TEST.
Aged Spinster Who Harbors Stray
Animals Is Sane, Say Physicians.


Ithaca, \. Y.-Miss Jennie Butts, n
spinster, sixty years of age residing
In Mclean. Tompkins county. has IAN
abnormal pity for animals and cats
that dominate her home. but she has
no decisions and therefore cannot be
adjudged crazy" declare two phySi-
clans appointed to pass on her sanity
Miss Butts has twenty-seyen cats in
her house at the present time, and they
are housed i'll almost every room in il.
She also keeps three horses and thir-
teen cows, and her alleged failure to
take care of these properly because OF
her devotion to the cats led to com.
plant
Miss Butts says she is too kind
hearted to kill the cats. She said that
the unusual number of them in her
house was not necessarily due to ma :
ural increase. but said that any res
dent of her township who desired to
get rid of a cat just drops it in front
of the house.
Judge Sweetland dismissed the luna
~ proceedings, but on suggestion OF
the physicians will probably name "A
guardian or manager for the other live
stock belonging to Miss Butts.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
The Price of Coal.

In an advertisement in a Louisville
lkT-) newspaper, the price of coal is
announced as from S275 to 1925 a
ton, according to the kind and grade.
In this section of the country the prices
range from $3.50 TO s. so a ton. Louis
Vile is just rs far away from the cen
ter OF the coal mining district or the
United States as is this section. but
there is Il wide difference in the prices
which are charged the consumer in
these two sections. What Is the reu-
son?
There is no answer Al that we
know about il is the fact that the prices
in this section of New England are
very much higher than they are in
Kentucky and that we who live in this
section must suffer because someone has
seen fit to ma Ike the price according to
has fancy. 1t is evident that If coal
can be sold ut S3.25 ton in i Louisville.
it can be sold in Lynn and in Boston
for not a great deal more. hut it ism L.
We don t know why and we do not be-
lieve that it can be satisfactorily .ex-
planned. Certainly it does not appear
equitable, bat that is one of the things
that we have 10 put up with i'm these
days Of sllyhigh prices for everything.
1t might be well if the coal dealers
| learned what makes the difference and
then based their future actions upon the
replies received 1t might make a diff
ference of a dollar or so ton. and
| there are none of Us who would object
| to that
We pay as high as $3.50 a ton. Louis,
| vile residents pay as high as 1925 j
ton. Why Lynn Telegram.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
TOOTH SHOWS HIS GUILT.
Rebber of Paris Dentist Betrayed by a
Cast From His Mouth.

Partisan expert crook, Julien Le-
mas, was caught here in an ingenious
manner.
The specially of Lemas was robbing
dentists. He called on a fashionable
dentist and asked that gold crown
be fitted on one of his teeth. The
dentist took a east of the tooth, and a
few moments later, when he went into
his laboratory with the mold, Lemas
pocketed costly gold set of teeth
which had been left for repairs by a
marquise, and also 500 worth of sheet
gold
Lemas was arrested shortly after
ward and taken before a magistrate.
He strenuousIy denied the theft and
was about to be set free when the
magistrate decided to send for the cast
taken by the dentist. When this was
brought into court it was found to fit
Lemas tooth exactly, and the thief
vas held for trial.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
Only Jersey Cattle Seen in Jersey.

Jersey is a fertile and beautiful lit
tie island, which geographically should
belong to France, but, as part of Viii
liam the Conqueror 5 inheritance, it be
came an English possession at the Nor
man conquest. As is well known. it is
the home of that most attractive breed
of cows to which il gives its name
They are a most valued and valuable
possession and source of income to the
ISLANDERS, and the import of any other
breed to the island is strictly forbid
den. The Jersey COWS are very attrac-
tive in appearance. Smaller aud fain-
TIER than ordinary cows, and of a soft
fawn color deepening TO dark brown
town the legs and on the muzzle with
small heads and hig eyes, they are
nearly as beautiful rs deer. CuriousIv
enough, in Jersey they are not allowed
to roam about the fields i'm numbers.
but each cow is tied with a long chain
to Il firmly fixed stake, frequently quite
out of sight OF any other. cow and ap-
parently isolated from all companions
ship. They are very friendly and al
ways extend an eager welcome to Wis
itors.
The north coast of the island is
magnificent, with It's great gray rocks,
covered in August with patches of Dril-
liant heather, and sloping steeply down
to peculiarly turquoise colored sea.
Looking down or up the PERCEPTIONS
slopes where vegetation OF any kind is
TO be had, one may invariably see Il
few cows dotted about at wide inter
walls, and it is always worth while to
climb up or down them, for they seem
so genuinely glad of the break in their
isolation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, MAY >, son to Mr..
and Mrs. John Perry.
In Brattleboro, May 4, twin sons to
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schiare.
In Brattleboro, May 8, a son to Mr..
and Mrs W G. KELLEY
la Vernon, May 3, sen TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Ill. kaufman.
In Mapleton. Mimi, MAY ], 4 son,
William Mason, to Clarence L. and
Frances [Philiips) Holmes, grandson TO
Wesley R. Phillips Of Daytona Beach
Fla.
In North WaIpole, y H., May 4, a
son to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Galway
In North Walpole, y. H., May ;, 4
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Reihan.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
PLIGHT of Old t4omesteader.

Roseburg. Ore.-H. l.. Acker, set
tier of the Upper South Umpqua coun-
try, who has lived on his claim for
twenty-nine years almost continuously.
has been refused patent owing to
the fact that he. did not file his inten-
ton soon enough. Acker has cleared
many acres, raises stock and cattle
and makes Acker Butte ranch his
home. He intends to squat on the
land as long as he lives, and he is now
an old man.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
IN PRISON, ASKS POSTCARDS.
Russian Woman Revolutionist Sends
Word to American Friends.

misunderstanding to friends IN
America were contained in letter re-
ceived by Miss Alice Stone Blackwell
from Nine Catherine Breshkoysky,
who is confined in the central prison
at Trkutsk, Siberia.
1t is the first word from the Russian
revolutionist since her escape from the
island in the Lena river at Kirensk
and subsequent capture by the Rus
sian police. Nine Breshkoysky said
that her friends in America had no
cause to be alarmed about her health
but she would like to have them send
her some postcards.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

ADVERTISE IN THE REroRMER
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

London has school for servants.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

James G. Adams is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. James M. Adams
on Bullock street Since closing the
theatrical season with the Litttlest
Rebel company he has been engaged
IN box office work for the Brooklyn
and New York National League base
ball Gibbs at Ebbcts field ami the Pc
10 grounds
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

The United Order of Pilgrim Faith
ets will hold their monthly meeting
tomorrow evening ut o'clock in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Wells
on Pine street. A social hour viii fol
low the meeting and refreshments
will be served.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
DEATHS.

In Montague, Mass (Farren hospi-
tall. May 8, Mrs. Frank Jackson Of
BrattleborO.
In Putney. May ). DIR. Albert Charles
Patterson. 36.
In Bellows Falls, May >, Dr. Eugene
A. knight, 80.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06
Didn't Settle.

Fontaine Fox hurried in this morn
ing, and returned two cigarettes to US.
He neglected, however, to return the
match.-Chicago Post.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

In the spring everybody is pestered
with book agents and peddlers that take
up ones valuable time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-05-06

Some women can write nice long letters
and never say anything in them
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

ihlimm aenelen, pas ben Yruoer ic
berltimmt hattie. Wdbren0 iie nod
tei osr eritsn llnierbalhne woren,
trQien bic Sierbnrger ein
n6ermine IieB feline Rube," cnticbuI-
bigte iib Gntel 6einrid
aSo 1T es ergdn3ie 9ontc ser
mine nSn pollte tinmnl noh BEN
Aedten leben. @tiorianen lit ia nod
70 jung! aomm, mein 2ieblina
nein oieie 6riiur. bic ou Dir 3uselsgi
bait SIT bas id0n. mein 8inohsn2"
9iiioria inir3te bic 2ippen
aWir molten uns nicbt bel Der Dor
rebe aufbalien. Iaote Der Gberlt-
!. .Norf ic6 Bitten. plaB 81 nebmen2"
@r fiibrts 9omtehe SuIe @berparp
reihis @iltorio ben Qlrm. Die liner
6oltunq lam Iofori in BluB Der
Saus6err inb lein SHipoger aBen nit
Dem Qlppelit eeiunoer Wldnntt. osreil
issliihes @leinsspiht IN Gronlma
ut Sule ia6 ss nihi obne elm gelpil'
ies @eranuesu, 9lud Die Morte leat'
Eberii qiebenberg niht aut bic @olo.
iooes. Suls empfanD eS ioiort, nab
ct al Ben Wldnnern ssborte oersn
1bpus ibr iDmpoibiicb NOR Sic bate
3eit, i6n az beirahten @s lpra1 ets
ipos aus ieinen Qlugen ons iie fenelie.
9luS BEN 2neen lpie aus ben gDorisn
eint @eranhsii, 4ldr1eii, eiiuoa llnbe
irrbares Stdrte nro IattrafI
Sie perelia i6n nit Guiel 1rauss
BERG, BET ebenio elegant pis sebrehlidl
mar, felt iie i6n tonnie Ilii ben
3ommerberren unDGammerjunitrn
lpnr er niht 3u peroleiben, oas poren
06Fiingc pie ie bic MiBbIdtisr 3eid
nettn 60 pis Dieisr Gbetit por ben
bic qtninoutS ben ngroben 0uio" 9e
iauii boItsn 10 fieate fs li2 ihre qlsl.
ierb6ier Dor So pinIhis Ie oaB lie
noh beutt im 1ul ber pilben 2lde IA.
ben. lpie bomols, 100 Das @eIcbleg1i 70
0lortein bnrh iein NaffenbonoUeri
oebliibt bdllt llno unmilfiirlin 9inQ
1T Bid 6inatsy 5u Dem gsBlsn lRres
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Stommes. Q1ic por es nur mo9liH,
paB elmer 10 gang aus oer Qlrt ldllos
Gen tonnte2 Der Batter mar bod nod
ein lebensluitiaer 0err 9eiDeien oas
ioaten allc, nie i'm 9etonni batten
cin oerpeqsner Reiier. Der iih jeoen
6unSihpon5 oeboIt bate geipohien
pie einc Same. Sule bate ibn nibt
mebr Qetonntl llnb ipem tie nun
Gbcr9dro anIab. Ser iroB ieiner iiebeus
ooer ontunh3pan3ig Sabre nod teinr
Spur BON einem 8drtden uno BON
ben Gdreden6ohs uints eeerbt battle
ols bic 3isrli6e glole lpie o0es an
ibm Helm uno 3ierlicb ipor uub bar
iib,r Elm poar Itnblblaue 4usen
W2iileib fonnte man nit ibm baben
@iin CAB idl offenihtlih Wlilbe.
aus ibm etipnS beraus8ubolen aber es
mar perocbline qiebssmiib er touie
nihi ouf
.1u bdtteit beinab aintiic6en BE-
iuH bier poreefunoen, iagte oee
Sbert Sl ieinem Snipuger oAber ltD
bd6e ben iuigen Wunn gar uicAt grit
reinqclo1en, Der bei ben 22ern oen
Nerie6rsooii ipielt 9iiou Si9u9
3inanq nit 9amen ober io dbnIih
i'd iirniste iiir o,n 6rieoeu unieres
1iihes. 9leulid1 bat er @duiele6er=
pditttc nit SdIagia1nc per8ebrt an
iolteu @ufeti.
@uisn glppctit!" inatt Der Sier6ur
asr .0leine Sntimi limb oieic Mlons
Qolen ouh nint
.llniere Dieoenom 1T qleic5 9eiIiidl
iei pie iie lon aeie6en 6at Sn gIaus
BE- lie Dat gepodt Is tommt elmer DOR
einem Baum 'runter unp iuill bic 3iir=
!linten abbeiBen
80 gersnter 6immel" risi 1anss
Sermius nDersehe bod teinsr, BOZ
ole Wsnihen bicniebsn 9riiber iinD !"
.Ginlnrdutuneen miihen absr iein,
ioate Der Cberit nih bin ionit ieip
1urcyi6aie aber oor oer 9elbenRolis
piiiert ih @efabr S1 iann bic Ben
geIS ourh Die @ont nigb lsiceu g0ig
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

IS mar notlrlih gar nint oel
Sberlt. @s mar Der nit isinem sipigi
gleiAen Qd1eln bic Ereppe berunteri
iteigenbe Naiierlichs 6ouptmonn Yiiur
Wenq Eai aus Siaiomo, oer BEN
CberF ieiuen @eiudb bottle maher
pplIeu. @r mar aber nur feline ouI
gsl6e Ssibe gsorudte 4orte losgepor
ben.
Der Oberii lam ibnen nit offeneI
Ser8libteit snteegen 9pmteiie SulI
benubte bic erIte @eItgenbeii. nahoem
iie iih NIT Bin umarmt bate. um ibr
5u3ufliiitern; n&enau lo bate it mir
beinen Batter boteeiielli nur after,
bel dlterl"
~@ag'S ibm islbIi oas Dirc ct aus
heintm Wlunoe germ boren"
.Gsioer 0nbert Fd Das 4ro9rann
inToftrn ioais oer C6srIi unls Iid
meme @hpeiier unb m,in @hlDaseI
eobelDiit 6eute moraeil 3u Galte one
celogs boben @obaIb tie oa iiub
iDirp nit militnrnmer Yuntlltnlell
isrpiest perben
Gberbarb 6oilt feline @Hihtern6til
nod nidt abeeeet @iiiorio, bic ion
ius @siprdd 300, fab es nit 9souu.
ern.
lin 10 ibntltr iano Der Gbtrit bei
Apmiefe Snle ben ricbiigen Ton. DiI
aemeiniams penIion btiparis CAB ben
QluSounespuuIi Der Cberii poi
ielbIt sinmol bort etlptisn, aber oc
mar Homtt1e 3uIs inon fort qsmeieit
ugDir baben Gie auf Dem Gommeri
fat bermiBt Fubr Il fort n9br 6erl
@ruber BAT floti aeian3t lUie mir @iil
uerroien BAT. @uter 1dt5er. gutter
Ntitefl 5tin Reiten Bat mir ilbrigeni
pltBbera otrii6mt. @eisbeu babe ID
non nichis. Qlber id 0ente. mir psr
BEN inns btfrtunotn. Sbr perr Srupel
lnb id, obipobI man mir naAlogt, oaf
id Ditnitlin iein parbon aebs 81
Das atfieI 9uls, oaB er bon ibrenl
@ruber gut unb ipobIwoleuo iprdn
WIlo mar ss aui &Dpe gur nlnt ir
n sr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

Soften AUDI nal einen beim Regiment
3e6u Sabre ber. Den WlenI1en ba7
BEN mir ouF ben Sdnpep aetragen Die
Sddbe batte ba5umoI nod ben Rei3 ber
Qeu6et 8eiGmeren tonnte iicb unfer
Supauele icoenfals ii6sr nihts, mo
am leBten Sag gab's ibm 3u Gbren elm
IoleuneS 2iebeSmd6l, unO mir baten
Jpn, iiob in unier ooloeues 8uh ein3us
trogen. Dos tat er Oenn ouh, uno
bonn if er lGneInb abeeoompfi Sos
melt NOR oaes in lhoniier Sromlng.
Den Senf. Osr er auf SoponiIh nus
ein9sldrieben batts, tonute noiiirlid
ieiuer BON ms ent3iffern 2lber zines
id)0neu Snges bdtteu mir ein morpSs
gelebrtes 6ubn Bel uns i'm 9oiiuo
eineu ouBsrorbenilihen Brofelior, Der
ousgerehnet orientaliihe Sprohen
iiubiert bate llnb nem 3ei9eu mir
bic Seiie, bie unler go IA laspe
polleetriBelt bal. unD aae ordneen mir
i'm, CT ioa's ms nal in unler llebes
Dtutin psrOolmeti9en 2lber urier
Brofshor peigert iin big Is i@lieBs
lib 6eraustam benn nun ipuroen
mir orinalihl 0nB 0ie 9lusoriide.
bic Der podert Saps ae0rouht Bate.
inS Deutine ii6er6aupt nidt pieoer5ls
6eben moren; cine llnfIdiigleit ON net
dnoeren ShlueineterIe unb mas mir
bn ales maren, bic mir bic beutine
llnifcrm trugenl @as mar Der Eont
res Ganoers, benz iis nod einen bisii
gen Grbsn dngepappt 6aiten Genii9t
bos2"
ngliht 3u iogen"
.2lbcr lpabt Dir 6obcu bic Sahe
qemelbet, unb unier @Gfebuh battle
isitotm Elm 8lati Ueniasr 6ermSs
esiommen 1T nihis
SIS brouctt auh lpe9en zines Gums
pen Mot gleiH 81 oipIomoiii6en Der
gentunssu 5u fonmen. meints Cntei
6einrih nSm iibrieeu teile id oeine
9tniipuibien aegen olgs 4qsldn0iibe
e sd bari bir lpopi noh eipes TroHs
3oiiiteu Rohpein eiplaeni'n%
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

@raf @berborb 3udie bic Shulteru.
.4snbern IdBt iiHs nun niHt me6r.
Du muBt ibu rmpfangsn, ipsnn er
bertommt.~
.Da Tei cbne Gotgtl 80 ipeiB, mas
i'd uuisren @dfsu inuIbig bin. 9lun
brenne it nn1eerdbe barauf Den
CberIt teHHsN 3u lsrneH. Denn bos III
tsinsr. Der az Rreu5e friemt prins
asiiin llIrife 1eoDors bat ibn gsiebeu.
iule er iid bel 5ofe DorgsiieIlt bat
unb Ihrtibt enn8 entbuiiasmisrt bon
ibm 2lbsr nun iomm, 2nnts Srnuss
berg ipirb NIT bsn SSriibIild marten.
GspdS neinlant foIgie Der iIeine
@btedtnbab ieiner gfoBen @npeiier
2ln drabfildstilh parteic i9rer
cine lleherraihnng aomtelit Sme
ionb ,intn 8rief ots Gberften bon
2ittsnbero OK sntIhuloigse iid]. bob
er npcb nic9t 3eit as6aRt 6aiis. aaf
QIhsnbsrg isint glufmariung at mae
dsn, uuD luo Jult 5un 9Ntn tin
.@ana nnier ins Bits sybr Derr
Btub,r 4lsins Msuiaieii
SuIt fruHt iid iiber ben biinoiaeii
@ill un6 oit martistn GdriIt3iiss
Beibts ipdr noh ibr,m Gelhmod.
.,9la otio~ iosis bet 9ruotr gDos
mare il bic bon mir 0erlanstt Gtnus
iuune
.,a,intspses Qtber ID ioerbe 3uia'
Qsn sr Ion aud einmal cine Shreis
lenbom ieunen lsrnen, bic feline 3ugt
ilauoniNs moht
8ur itliatisbisn@tilnDe am rabilen
EDuni0e srlporteit @raf Gberbato
itine Shpsiisr am 8nbnbof uno fubf
init ibr bsI QieBeuberss Dor.
3Dsi 5oao9unpt tainsn Dem gpoetn
bsllsrno all BET Sinfabrt sni9eaen.
Draaontr Au61nts ltdnb ihDn am
Tore Qlni Dsr xreppe fam ibntn IA
b,Ifailtlnb einer sntgsatn
nDsf Cbtrfl" NOR es Gberbaro
hffnuf
ns5tIles" rsi aomitiis SuIt So
tln |dgeQl 80. 4, X. n w. ~
NA Nv 4sM ssF NEf AAN Al M n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

W. YVJllttuH8,t
w .2ibtr 70 D0r' bob, 5uItl Du ioas
i,t BOO itlbls immsr 5u mir. ~ piirs
Ne pih lrtusn, iptuH id9 DTS sum 9litis
lneiFtsy asiiD bliebe
Gltlpib babe id1 Das atIasi abes
nQa bai bod pomii nihta 1il iun, BOB
hus obtr lplisIi ou a mirilicb nos
Ia bpptn2l Sh mage % g0r nldt
auasaotUign, EbsrbafD Elm Scbress
iluba@, Dtr Ishutstt~
2um etllsnmoI III ibttm 9ebtu mar
aamleHt Suls 6oIe auf Den Bruber,
llulnifitotn bate e Iid lahfn od)
utin Ditl lcblimmst nod sr mar BIN
dsaanatn unb bate i'm gut QBtsssg
asdfftli, hoiss ben Ulaun, osr lpm 10
inloir ettowmsn mar ptrlonlid 5nt
1dQ0 sinasIabtal %huIltgti DltB oqs
d mnhl hsiM N(Hiidr 9th @e5redsn7
pnd battle stG6yulsgl
1ants 1Eailsbsta ipar Dan5 sntleBl
al lbft Elit auradgsptnlli. nenn Suls
baits 6ti ibrtn ltbisn gDcrien ole
1ilmms ,rho6su. unp bob ibr Ntfis
,ln %HugsE lDtsoen polll baa ipar
Sax .insies, Das 1ants 1tnuSb,ts gts
ildli psrilanD,n 9olts iilbr IL iIs
rlt 81, %snft ms @tirsibs.
Bum ,rIisumnl ia6 Rouieli, anIe
0cn @rubtr nil anbersn glngsn ali.
Hges muBl, nnn ihm Dsf5eiben
isint Shsu Dpr osn GOrOsslngsn oes
Qt6suS Isin, gpeih6sit, feline isnti
intulnle ylatir aIts cos mar IeiH
srBigH, oaB our 0nS miipt BIut oas
uadI "a pieltn rubmuoutn 4tnsraiIos
ntn bei BEN @trtdtnbeds ~ 1,iuors
sin ipar. 2ibsr pas, nae " ibr Do
shen 1slduni basie Das lpar eth glti
o,g 8tigDtiil EHlisBlit muB man iid
Mll 70 mem Ul1An gut iitasn" bdtis
It atiagt ainon iuelb MIDI posu pos
ait I'D llebrr biel, ggort tuu iit nidt
huilpta Abr 1iol3 lpar perIebi Gin
&attatBo1d, Der iial rilung pslgool
$sa penn ~ oid utnlallens 3uerl
sigtlupeN bdliel Nsv,4,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05

lButt %. NRlltttg

rQusna6men ueroeu galcbmigi.
~lIno penu ii@ Die 5ron3oIen Elm
NriegsIhiff bauen ron Dem Gelb oaa
0nfiir binii6erfieBt2" IraQic Nitloua,
Damn peroeW mir linen init ghp
ltano unierc ariegsibiifc porcrer3iti
ren llno 6nnn 6obsn mir ia aud"
oer Sierburger 3eigtc gallant 0uf Gil,
iorins Siin6erru nllniere Sot'
nonis!"
uDc ms INNER NOD feiner nod
macbt," IeBte OerCberji 6in3u. Gr liieB
nit @rof gber6oro an Der deinc
eraf mar einiiI6ig ge6Iisben 9itto
ria bette ii9 Sic reblidfs Uliids ssse
Gsn geie 6otte iie iiA niht auf isir
aommen beute i'm itilleu gefreuil Sine
S0rin mar iie. Gr bate iie iaum Elm
mal oroentlicb augeieben obpo6l iic
MN I9ou sine Stunos beiiommeu ST
SiId ioBen
2orio9i pdr es, odB lle fb iibera
6oupt nit i6m 6sfoBis. es Tam nidt
oorii6er 6inaus, ooB tic o0llis sIeita
galtiee 6rooeu miieinauoer toulaien.
9lQma3lid ia6 iic i'm nun nit on6e.
zen Qtugen an Die Sauiionen fapuns
ben, Ga iie auf abiomi tciu @esens
iniersFs itieb, foit cbenio lnneu, pic
iie setommen iparen
Gr bette ihone 2lusen, i90ne Sdhoc
penn bas aaes mar, 70 perlObnte rS
niAt. i5m Oas grObeSntereRe 5u ic9ens
fen, pie iis es aetan 5atte. gants 6rN
mine 9atts ihou Elm poarmaI einei
maliti6ien Slid 5u i6r 6eriber9slpor.
len. Sic argpobnte. NOS 0isle 8Iidd
ioeen iollten @ib oir teins Dliibe. oa
sro6erit Dir Ben rei9e Gjrofsn bo4
niat 0u iiebit ia, oab er aic9ts ppH
tir pi1sn pill M9,
(5orlIesana ioIalQ .A,&1
~ 4t- n@N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
\. NJ. Neinae aeitur6en.

Sorotoga gt.-g. A. gtoO. ~
3. 9niauIhtS Seiu5e, Ger Gisentbil-
mcr inmcnier @upfcr Sntereiien I'M
@citcu lit 6eute 9lbeno bier ploBlih
eeltor6en. Sr. Sein5c fon 9cltern
gbeno bierber, INT bier 81 itiumen.
Gr erfrouftc geitert glodmittag pl0s.
lid in Ser gSobnlng icineS glnwQts,
0eS &ihtcrs glai6 Godmoo0. &in
3uitano pcrihlinmcrtc iidl roid iulo
hcltc gl6cno Oerid]ico cr
0r Ncin5c, pclher in AZ. Sebens
jobre itonO. mar felt SUM oieics Sab
res NIT ciucm Scbcrlcioeu beboitct.
81 fon 9eecn oeu &ot6 icincs 9lr8tes
picr6er.
@dfe sur 0leiIe in's Qluslnnb beiornt
6. 0lainc, 9lr. 413, SIts@altimUresS Str,
uchc 0nitDnI SDnie dbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-05
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