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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Sporting Notes.

Maisel, who is booked to play the
outGeld for the Yankees, pref rs cen
ter to left field and may stay there,
Magee shifting to left.
Moran is practising boxing with a
man six feet and one-half tall. This
IS TO get accustomed to the height he
must jump in order to reach Willard S
chin.
Darlington was at second base in
the first exhibition game played in
the South BY the Giants. He got two
hits, stole a base and accepted seven
dslding chances.
James Ferguson, professional golf
r, teed off the crystal of a nice
watch and drove 210 yards. The
watch was unchanged. Just the same
no watches in this department. can
BE used for tees.
Zeller s latest lineup for his league
includes Northampton, Greenfield, North
Adams and Pittsield with a few 9th
ers suggested, but not Brattleboro.
o Hara is yet to be heard on this latest
suggestion by his partner,
George w. Bailey was the last of sew
81 big men to undertake to win
5000 M staying with Stranger Lewis
in New York last night Is minutes
Lewis tossed six OF them in seven min
'tes and % seconds, but it took hin
| Eve minutes and So seconds to pin
| Bailey down with body scissors. This
| S the hold that has cost Bailey several
ealls since he began his wrestling in
| 1ew York.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
LEIGHToN's HEARING THIS WEEK
Father and Sons Held For Killing
Sharon Man.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, March
Z. - Charles Leighton and sons, Wal
ter and Newell Leighton, who were ar
rested feb. a IN Sharon charged with
killing A. L. Gibson during a dispute
concerning the ownership of some logs
IN timber lot, will be afraigned this
week before Judge A. G. Whitman in
the municipal court of Hartford. The
postponement of the hearing was caused
by the illness of State s ATTORNEY b. z.
Cole of Windsor. The men have been
IN Woodstock Jail since their arrest.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Real Cause of Reioicinc.

The reason you laugh when you see
your enemy sit down on a freshly
painted bench in park is not because
you don't love him, but because you
rejoice in the circumstance that the
justice of heaven has overtaken him.
Exchange.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
TEAM c DROPS A GAME.
slumped in Third String After Good
Lead ana Team z Forged Ahead.

Team Z of the Masonic bowling
league last evening defeated team c
b. a score of 1927 to 1911 Wales,
substitute on the winning team, had
high single Of 100 and high total of
2S2. Team c had a long lead at the
end of the second string, but all five
members failed to hold their form in
the last string. The scores:
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Swiss Report Says 500 Aus
trian Soldiers Were Kill
ed and Wounded
ATTACK MADE BY
ITALIAN AVTATORS
Laibach, City of $4,000 Population
and the Headquarters of the Austrian
Army Fighting Italy the Scene of the
Catastrophe.

GENEVA, Switzerland, March 7. =
Eight hundred Austrian soldiers in bar
racks were killed or wounded in the
raid made by Italian aeroplanes Feb.
- on the city of Laibach, according to
information received here Yesterday.
Two high officers Of the staff of Arch
duke Eugene, commanders -chief of
the Austrian forces operating against
Italy, are said to have been killed. One
of the Italian aeroplanes was destroyed.
Laibach is city about 10 miles east
OF Gorilla and has population of
about 10000. 1t has been stated that
i is the headquarters of the Austrian
army operating against the Italians An
official report of the raid given out in
Rome said that it was in retaliation for
numerous violations Of international
law by the Austrians. It was added
that the raiding squadron had dropped
several dozens Of grenades and bombs
on the city. An Austrian official state
ment, referring to the same raid, said
that it was - lamentable failure. =
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Stailings Wants Wingo.

George Stallings of the Boston Braves
wants to get Catcher Wingo from the
Reds if possible. Herzog will hardly
let Wingo go because he will need him
very much in this years battle.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

Press on
NE
q ice yachts
nen in their by the
craft the ,adn
Of the anie a
the small craft which nothing
ships that ebund for taking other
n a las son the ice
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

If you want to see one Of these con
verified Federal league magnates vince
just ask him how many seats he will
reserve for his ten cent bleachers"
this year. It's cruel TO throw in the
rowel, however. Those Federals intro
duced popular priced baseball as a war
measure. 1t was anything TO wean
away friends from ORGANIZED baseball
parks and into Federal Enclosures.
Being now in the band wagon.
Messrs. Ball and Weeghman will view
things differently. We may confident
ly expect the same dose as we have
received in the past. now that compe-
tition has been removed.
And, really, it is cruelty to animals
60 ask a man who has just paid 1925
300 for team like the Browns to vol
unfairly cut down prices.
Until the overhead expense of base
ball is materially reduced the price of
baseball admissions can hardly be cut.
Nevertheless, the charges would seem
too heavy fer the attraction.
A fifty cent unreserved grand stand
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
SOME SPICY
SPORT CHAT
Mike Gibbons Has Proved He
Is Best MiddleWeight.
navtIh Totnn 600 O6S- 80 ttrJ
DARCY NEXT IN LINE.
Winner of Bout Between This Pair
Would Be Declared Worlds Best.
Mcfarland outcIassed Al Mccoy
Does Not Figure.

When Mike Gibbons eliminated the
dancing master" Jake Ahearn, at St
Paul recently by the decisive method
Of a knockout he clarified the middle
weight situation considerably. He also
made it very plain what a lead pipe
cinch Packey Mcfarland would have
annexing the welterweight title.
With Ahean out, the middleweight
fight title now rests among three
persons-Al Mccoy, Mike Gibbons and
Les Darcy, who challenged the win
ner of the Gibbons-Ahearn bout.
Mccoy is considered something Of
joke, although very few of his foes
have ever been able to make him ap-
pear laughable.
Les Darcy the new comet of the
armament, is one to whom Gibbons
and Mccoy owe thanks for having
cleared from the title path such for
midable obstacles as Jimmy Clabby.
Eddie McGoorty and jeff Smith.
Undoubtedly Darcy and Gibbons are
the only pair seriously considered, de
spite McCoy's technical claim to the
title. If the Australian and the Twin
City star should battle long fight the
winner would undoubtedly be hailed
as the worlds champion at the weight
Mcfarland held Gibbons even in
their New York meeting. Many gave
him the margin. Gibbons Knocked out
Ahearn and Ahcarn held even, or bet
ter, the famous Jack Dillon, considered
by all the best light heavyweight iii
the game and by many given a good
chance TO defeat Willard despite the
disparity in their weight and size.
This brings Mcfarland close up to the
top of the lot. IL he started in TO de-
fend the welterweight title there are
few that would have the ghost of a
chance with him
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

The last and biggest of the life in
suranee giants driven from their field
OF business activity by Charles f.
Hughes, as counsel for the Armstrong
committee in 1905, is dead. Richard \.
McCurdy, in the opinion of many, for
years was more powerful in the bust
ness world than any other figure. With
Henry r. Hyde of the Equitable and
John Mccall of the New York Life
he formed the triumvirate of life in
surance kings who bossed the business
of insurance, made their companies
mighty powers in many branches of
business and politics, and obtained
magnificent incomes for themselves.
And the greatest of these was Richard
A. MeCurdy, according at least to pop
ular appreciation. He drew salary of
$4,000 as president of the insurance
company.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Optimistic Thought
Nothing dries sooner than a tear.

Egypt's irrigation works have cost
$50. 900 coo, sseQss
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

Boxing as sport is rapidly growing
in favor at Harvard, but there is not
quite the same punch exhibited by the
crimson boxers as their classmates ex-
hibited on the football field last fall
The fact that the glove experts are
boxing with twelve ounce mitts may
account for this state of affairs.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
Coursge.

Courage conquers all things: it even
gives strength to the body.-Ovid.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

The announcement by Manager Row
land of the White Sox that he will
put Joe Jackson on the bench and use
him only for pinch hitting has aroused
the ire of the southern slugger, who
insists that he will force Rowland to
play him regularly by leading the
league in batting in the next cam
paign. Joe has had that ambition for
many years, but he has never been
able to pass Ty Cobb in the averages.
The trouble with Jackson is that he
has not the ambition to play winning
bali. He does not 80 into ball game
with the determination to win and as
result does not hit as he ought to-
Furthermore, he has not been taking
the game seriously enough, and if he
does what he threatens he will have TO
get down to business and hustle
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

witch inc S5dLtp SeljIeS uO"n 10 HIS
final basis.
While Maurice e. Mclaughlin, the
former national tennis champion, has
not announced that he has abandoned
tennis for golf, the fact that he has
been playing around California links
has greatly interested the deyotees of
golf. There is nothing new. however
in this combining of the two sports,
for a number of famous tennis play.
ers haze taken up golf ere this. II. l.
Dougherty, famous throughout the
world for his racket skill, has devel
oped into a golfer of remarkable abili-
ty. Other court experts who play the
royal and ancient game include VIII
liam \. Larned. Norman Il. Brookes,
Beals c. Wright, n. G. Niles and others
equally well known in tennis circles.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07
r. A. McCURDY DEAD.
Former President Of the New York
Mutual Insurance Company.

MORRISTOWN, n. J., March Z. -
Richard A McCurdv. who resigned as
president of the Mutual Life Insurance
company after the Hughes investiga-
ton, died yesterday in his home in this
town. He was ST years old and had
been in poor health for some time.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-03-07

will be the rule, not the exception
when the game settles down to it,
final basis.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-16

su perben. @Dn ba an mub sttpa
nod berDprIpriebenbes llntrout nit
Der Snnb nusssrupft tpsrbsn
gei Der @urtsn3u9t TN GreteE
ptrb bGutis mod cine 8etiru9t &c.
fat, 3. 3. BObnsn Giebs AbbiIOuug
A.. 90 gobnsn febr raid pa4ien,
bilben Iie einen tsilpetien S4us fir
Die iungen @urtsnpflonSsn segen ben
Winb. Bel bisIer MetboOs pflanat
man bic @urten in 9ageIn BON IS
SUB 4bfanb uno 3wiiden aroei
Reiben @urtsn cine Reibe 9ObRen.
Dns frii6e atiien Der guhnsn er<
mDgIiGt Oas ginbeimien Der @rnte
unb @ntIernen Der Rantsn BON benz
JtIDs, ebe Der plaB BON ben gurten
benDttet ptrb.
Sin nnberer, bon mon9sn @urs
tenSii9tern onsetponotsr plau, bic
iungsn pflanSen Su i4iiben, beitebt
BARN, bab man i'm 9erbt aut benz
5slbs Rogsen Idt. Dieter gsbt i'm
Jrii9jabr raid auf unO bat idon
eine sismItae S6be trreidt i'm bic
3eit, mo bic @urten obne JrOitges
fabr ssptIan5t tperben tOnnen. Man
T6neibet banu burh bas ROsgenfeIo
tnr3e, ben ipdteren @urtenrsiAen ent>
fpre6enbe aiiden nno ldBt Oa3ptidsn
bic RoggenpTlonaen ftebsn. Sir Oieie
9fIonsmstboOe miiffsn teOO9 bic
@urten Suert in grbbOOeniaa4telH
ober I'm @end4sbaus gesOsen tuers
ben unb erIt fpenr fie $40 Coll
bod lit,O unb anfongerl, Rauten ans
8uieBsn, tpsrbsn tie ms Grete aasges
pflon3t. Gpdter, tpenn bic @urtens
pflan5sn GROCER Dsrben, mub bnuu
Der Ref bes Rosgsns nutiirIia obses
mGbt unb bic Stoppeln bur9 Rulti-
pierung bss grbrei4es uufgebroden
tperben.
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8arm INN Gartpn
Wnrfenandlt.


Meniae @artsnpfIan1en hnben cine
70 longe 8ersaneenbeit oTs. 9ultur'
pflanae, tpie bic Gurie. Gle pirb
Ieit 800 Bis 400 SabrsH als IoIde
gs3ogsn, unb ls gilt bsute ais cine
Der pidtigiien unb ptrtDOIIIten NuBs
pflonsen. Gs 1T Iomit Rat iibsrs
raT6enb, bab man auf aIIerIei Nit
teI gefonnsn Fat, bic 0urte aud an'
ter folhen tlimatifGen 8srbdItntfitn
Su sisbsn, unter oensn it iilr eta
nObnli9 ni9t gsbeibt, iotpie aud gu
elmer oubergep5bnIiden SobresSsit,
Dos @rsebnis bieIer 9erlu4e mar
bos 3ieben Sfpeier Defenders 6arat'
terifif9er @urtenarten, ndmIi9 tr'
items bic %ipgenannte engIii9e, coer
Srsibbnuss@ urte diebe abbiIOung y.
bic faIt ausI9liebIid unter @las ses
3osen ipirb, unb sfpeitens bic amss
ritoniI4e @urts NbbiIbung p. bon
ettpos tiirSerer, Elm tpenig brsiefiaer
Sorm, BITE auf benz GsIbe bauptid9
lth gum Ginma6en unb friibeH Gss
brauh ge3ogen tpirb. Diefe art
ipirb iebo9 bisrSuIonbe aud uitI In
S~rsibbGuisrn tuItipiert, unb 3ipur nod
mebr, als bic engliide art.
Bon glntur liebt bic @urte Elm
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Sic ensliidc oOer Greib6auss Gurie.
bankruptcies aIima. bod seOeibt ie
nidt bel ouBergstp0bnlider !Sibe uno
ie pertrdpt tsinen 6rOft. Benn man
tie i'm ct 3u elmer 3stt pfIan3t,
no b, 5efabr nod ntat Dors
iiber III, -b man fe 6agesen idiit-
aen. SIN @end9sDaus geaogsn, lit
ibnen cine 9smperatur bon so 9rob
in Der Radt unb 70 bis rs 1rnb
Sabrenbett am Sage ON autrGsIi6s
fen. 9a bic pfInn3e nur turas 3eit
our gntDidlun9 gebrnuGt, gibt Is
in ben Ser. Stonten rtur perbdltniss
mdbig tpenig GegenDen, mo Ie unter
normalsn Notwithstanding fen
Bis 3um Stabium Der noIIsn 8rauds
bartlett ge6raht ipsroen lam. Sod
lam lie aus ben Gegeuoen, in benen
bas aIima giinitis III, nit asiatiss
felt perianbt Derben, uno Is bat li9
in bieien 3onen, bic fiG bon GIoriDa
bis Mnine sritredsn, cine bIiibenbs
Curriers' Snbuitris entnidelt. Die
Grutsssit ri6tst TiG na6 ben Mortt.
beoiirfniiIsn unb iIimatif&en 9srs
bdItnifien.
Sun 6olgenben molten mir uns Sus
na9it nit Der 3udt. Der @urtsn i'm
Grsisn beIddftigsn. Der bette gOs
ben TT Elm leiaier, fanoiger asbm.
Der DON Der 5emperatur unb benz
~0in9er raid 'beeiufluBt tpirb. Die
fer 8obsn piro irib in Der SaiiOu
gu sinem etipas tpslIisen Saatbstt
b~ear6eitst. in Oeiisn b0bsren Strsi.
fen Der Same geIdt piro. Dnr ba3
GrOrsi9 nidt idOn Itibtr fit Gar
tsnfrl6te bOrbereitet, 10 lit ss apeds
mdbig, 5und6R auberbisn Obsr
SOjabObnen gu pfIan3en uno unters
supfliigen unb bisien @rinbInger
bur9 einsn Itarten tinItIi9en @ars
tsnbiigeer gu %srsdnseu. etpa 1000
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bis 1000 ptunb per aere. 9urd
bieIe 8ebanbIuns pirb Dem 8OOsu
bic u6tise Sdurs Sugefubrt. Vile
brei Bis bier Sabre IoIIte bann Der
@ohen cine ansemeiiene 9oItouns
gllng, ettpa 1000 bis 1900 piuno
per gtrs, erbaItsn. 0o rsidIiG
4StaIlOinssr Sur @erfiieun9 itsbt.
tam man bon Der @riinoingung gum
lsrObsn Seil obIebsn.
| uebsr bic art unb @eiie, ME bic
9urten am beiten eepfIan5t tperben,
leehen bic anli9ten Der 3t9ter nett
auseinnnbsr. Monas pflan8sn ls
i'm 9igeln, bic nan isbsr 8i3tuns
bin 6 SUB 3piiaenraum babeH. an.
lpere ipteoer init s SUB 3piidsnraum
I'm Der einen uno 2-3 Sub in Der
anosrsn Ridtuus. Bieoer anOsrs
piIan5sn lie IN 8 SUB BON chamber
tntfsrnten. brsitsu nGarteIn4 unb
baden einsn 3eiI Osr YFIanssn GUS,
6obaB bic iibrissn in sinsm abfaub
Rn ie sinsm SUB in oer Rtibs ls
9luf ale 5aIls ibIIts nit BEN
g5amsn ni9t eeIpart tpsrbsn, Oenn
jim bidter StanO Der pfIonssn III
Der eriis Sdritt gu elmer eintrGaIis
zen grnte. Sin sutss @urisnftIb
pllte un9efdbr 70 a~uslshen, pis ss
Nisrs brittle abbilonns pernnidau.
ht.
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Cine 6rone Gettungs<
tat ereignete ii@ an Der Soften Mei9z
ieI Sci S@earabL. Sin Rau(mann
aus 9anais mar nit leiner Satin
unb einsm 6rtuube in sinem Sueis
rGorigen ginipanner anterpess na9
9r6Fen. 9te 6obrt ging an Der
Wei9Iel entIlns, sSn Der Rdhe bon
puros ens PferO beim
9erannahen Der BON Dan3lg toms
member slsttrii9en S~trdbenbabH
I9eu unb Tprang nit einem pIIoen
SaBe BON BEN seIdnoerlolen ufer
:ns WaFsr, pubsi es Oos 6ubrpsrt
nit Ieinen SniaIsn mttriB. gpt. Der
Gtrakenbabn mar Der unfall bemertt
porOcn; bic @Isttrii9e belt iofurt
un0 pre- Sn6rgdIte eilten our 6ilfe
berbei. Inter ;bnen befnnb h9 audi
Ter Sur3eit in 9an3ig Bel elmer SUB
urttleriea6tsilung Itebenoe, Gliere
2anDfurmmann namens @ottlieh
Eragelpt aus SiObeutI4lan6. Der
8raps. Der GamiIienpater TT unb
me6rere ainOsr bat, mari ubne 3Os
germ entidlufsn ben Rontel ab uno
Iprang in ben 6IuB. I'm ben i'm
BaGer Rinsenoen 9tIfe sa bringen.
Sc selang i4m bic Srau, Die bes
reits unterseIuutsu mar, gu foHeR
unb g,iidlid an 2ano gu I6offsn.
Die eeibsn 9errsn, bic pes S4mims
mems tunOis parsu. permO9ten Fa
lsI6er gu rsttsn. Mii llntertiisuHg
mebrsrer biisbslsiter periOnsn
sIiidte ss I6lisblid aud. pfsrO unO
@agen uHOsris9rt aufs Ecdsns gu
bringen.
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Sett 9Oben3oIterfu nO
DeIfen in Der 9ei4i9te auftrateu,
Oirfts es pobI Bis gu uuierer 3eit
nod nt6t norgstOmmeR iein, DAP
MitSlieoer Der beibsn alien JiirIteus
bGuier auf Elm uno berielben WiiinSe
DorgsIte1t puroen. 9as lit Nuns
mebr gum erIten Mlale geT6ebeH bel
Der grdsuHs bon Sum- unO 0rsis
martaiiten 5ur grinnerung an bic
Sbrpnbeiteigung bes 9erSogs grnit
auguit BON 8rauni6peia. G9on
Dor ,tnisen Monatsu naren Iol9e
gsOeufmiin5en gsprdgt. bod mar BEN
8initler, Der ben RrdseltOd berauItels
len bate. Elm biItOrii9er Srrtum
~unterluufen. Qls bic Riin5en fsrtig
uarer. Seigten Ie bic umi9rift
vGrnIt aueuIt 8ttiorio 2uiIe 9er3og
II. 6stspgin 8. 8rauui9peie". Der
bitprii9e Eitel Oss Serapgs ab.r
llutst ySer8pg gu 9rouui9psig uro
QHnsrurg." SuFOIgeneFen purbsu
bic MiiH5en pieOsr einssi6mol5sH;
nur Is6r peuigs iinb OieIsm Gei6id
tutsaEgen. SnSpii9sn iiub bic nsllen
Miin3en ausaegeben DOrbsn, bic ben
sitsl bes 6er3ogs ridtie ongeben,
Sic tragen Die 9ilOniNe Oss SerSoss
unO Der 9erSoain, 9arunter ltebt oos
Datum Der ShronbeIti9ung, Der l.
Rupsmbsr 1918.
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qebbie Az misit, oiptper Id pia
bid iage, mos Id bubn: Id trsie
Osin Muni6 gu Grille, I'm Id ben
en- 6oni4, bab i'd ss fidie ianH;
atptper bub mid isbt nit msbr bat
ttre". 9a bat mid bic Gi53ie en-
aiB eetpips, Der bat getnolIt, als
penn { QbtomObil Seter eepIabt
mar, un le bat gsiast: ypbiI, pu
diff e pieti9", lpOmit iH DerbIsiips
Sbne Shrn Iisper
pbilipp S%ouerampfer.
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slnslO.rnHiide 5clOpoitbriefe.

NHBlU'tuNllvS ONt"FVlA"tFetSs
Brief bes ruTil6en SOIoatsn
Span Muototpiti9 on ieinsp snglis
iden Gommb SpIse9eab.
SnnigitseIibbtss 8unoesbruoer msints
ges!
Snoem i9 pieOerum erersifs oas
8IeitOpieI 3u i4reibeu an Dir, i'd
bin Elm terte traurigss MienId, neil
nieoerum @4iGial bortss bat einges
gritfen raub in Speide bun 2ebenss
rao meiniges. Nie i9 bab geI9riebeR
an Dir leBiges ItaI, bat ii9 8Gters
aen mir t~onoentriert IN 8eBarabien.
no mir fiub gu ligen in 99uBengrds
ben elenoigs. auf anoere Seite in
gntfernung bun neniae bunOert
S9ritte bait fi4 beiest Der 6etno
Ieine SteIluus, 3mii4en tit 8sltrau4
unD 6el6. S9een - nun paB A9s
iuRg, WaffengeaOie berebrtes, unD
LAB Did er3dblen GrIebnts metniges:
is It4 9efpelen Der Sag, ND Deits
i9e unD anoere 8drburen begeben
StlOeIter. Sn &ulturtaat HuBlano
bat ft4 geltanOen erIt Wsibna9!en
Dur Cir, urlO an 5rpnt linn f9 GEE
Dslsn an5ulangm 2ibbes9aben aus
5pneres pun gteiA. gruBe 5retoe
Is iid 9etpeien bel uus, ME pane
2eItuanI bat ii4 gegeben 8efebI mir
unO finf HameraOen, in gta9t 3u
IaIsi9en mad YatetitatiOn unO ab5us
bolen Sob NIT BuOtp fir aumpags
ME. G9een - IinO mir ge3oseR log,
babben getriegt CAB unO gruBen
Durlt unD unter!pegs auf Ridmml9
genummen aoftprobe aus Spun0s
Ipa -. 2ibbes 8unoesbrubsr -
Aaui4 is iit9 i6eenes @efiebl, aber
MD, tpenn 9u Dir abirrft pun @eg
unD SerdtIt in 9dlOe bun beitI9e Yas
trouble, no Sid i9leppen als @es
angeuen binibber In feinoli4e S4tts
3ngrGbenl
0ort is fi9 gelpeien gr1lBer Subel
ihber @roberung bun NubtpfaB. 9a>
ben mir miihen i9leppen es in Anters
itano BUN &eitnant, no es geporoen
sebraut Elm @eipft, mas fie nennen
Irogg, uno Die Barbaren bunosges
msine babeH geiuffen fdesnss
S9napS, ND mar beitlmmt fiji Muz
4lts tapfrt9e - 0 pfui!
Run ltbber 8~unoesbruoet bo6en
mir uns getreeItet tbber gerIIIt bun
BuotD Dur9 @eOanten gu iein in
Weanseni6aft lub Si9erBeit, mo iid
Is greeltet Auni4 pun 9oloat ru1iis
l4es. SO fi4 ubber gepeien bel mir
breiot BUN tur3er 0auer, mDem ltd)
Gettndnt oeiti9es bat gei9ribbsn
Brief uno mir 3urid9e19idt mad
GeItnant u~nfriges. 9at Iib mir ge>
augen alles Uelrdube metniges, baDb
i'd miilen 3uridtebren aus 1heenes
0eton9en19aft na1 S@lbengraben
runil9e unD oblietern 8rief an 3sitz
ndnt.
Gi66er 8unoesbruber! 9as lhreis
ben Is iib cine isrre barbarii4e sin.
rtatuHg. Menu i'd t0nnte sripii4sn
6alunten, tpo ii9 bot erfunoen
sarlft, i9 pIrOs i'm bdngsn an
k4eenften @algen bun 8dterden.
Brief bat itd geIautet ungefdbr:
2tebe @uotpbruOsr! 8eIten 9aut
fir ben i9eenen Silpsfersrogg! 8tr
perOsn i'm trintsu auf gier @obI.
grof Rsiiahr! Sire @eguer. .
8 neb - Der 8udeI brennt lid
mir nod belt in grinnerung an Mut
bun 2eitnont unO aamerooen meis
nige. 9dbb i'd getriest eepprfeu an
&opf gauges Mtoolemang pun Inter-
tanOe, uno ih bube mulien 9etpprben
perbunpen bun SanitGter. So 1iG
srubss Pe9! grit slidIih in Sc
Iangeui9aft, unO nun ...9
SuOem i4 Dir Elm ebsnfp fioeIss
neGs Sabr pini6e begriBe id Dir be-
items.
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ME sepaItia Der Ser

ME SepaItis Der 8srs
finer 8ertebr ou9 i'm 3peiten
Rrisgsiabr Oobinilutet, bepeiien elm
pear amtIihs 3ablen. Die iebt fir
ben Sttober 1915 pprlis9en. 9as
na9 benuBten in pieiem Mtonate ni9t
tpeniser als 53 Milionen 9erIunsn
bic 8erltner StraBenbabn. SIN sleis
den MOnat bes 8pridbres tporsn Is
a9t Milionen psniger. Qn 6rems
ben tpnnte Berlin TN Sftober 1857
900 YerIonen beeribsn, fat 10000
mebr ols i'm 0ttobsr 1914, Berlin
bat alio feline aIte anSie9unsstraft
troB aller 8rtegsbinbernife bebalten,
@ab.i banOsIt es ih BEL biefen 109.s
900 9diten nur I'm 5rsmbe, Die IN
@aItb0Isn a6gsittsgsn iinp. als. bic
fei 8etdnnten uRD @srpannteu tppbs
ntn, fnb ni6t sssdbit. LIMB Dsren
Sab! 1T n:9t gertng. BON ben
6rembsn ipargn 4643 a~uslGHner. Die
ginaahIunssn Bel Ben SpartoFsu
ino isbr srfrtulia. Goit reuH nil
liOnsn Mnrt purOeu gsiport, iibsr
Drei Wfilionen mehr ols i'm poriGbs
rigsn 0ftOber. Die Sail Der 2ss
benbgeborensn betrug 2240, Die Der
@hsidlitbunssu 1926. Die 8ebSls
fsruua gerIins SGhltt Nnfans 30.
sember hss abselaufenm Sabres IL
.SS7.SS6 StsIsn.
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Msnide, I'M al fin
IL different IN
eIpefneuie 10 bas
Der Gds bel bic
@immenfObts.
@enu en- Mann
OOer en- SdsntsI.
mann fem MeinD
aufsema4t fat,
bob er Dtefes ObOer
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Ihein gtiommsn Tinb, mub NIT BEN
auItipisr.n bssonnsn psrO,u, bos
f~OrtssIsbt tpirb, bis bic Ranisn In
Geiabr ssratsn, gu farl bsi9detsi