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The evening world., 1917-11-07
MOTHER BRAVE IN FACE OF HER
OSS

\ brave Little woman, with a fine
wOtbcrlN idCc IN "A frame Of gray hair,
ana the courage of the woman who
loves her country showing behind her
tears. answered the bell at No. 1919
jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn. She was
the mother OF Richard Wcsche. ir,
another Of the AlccdO's missing men.
Richard was twcnty-thrcc. graduate
Of Public school No. - and employed
by the Niagara Fire Insurance Com
pdny when he enlisted. His father
is IN the ieWolry business at No. 4j
John Street. Manhattan.
My boy, my little Richard" his
mother said when the reporter asked
about him. ~ am very, very proud
OF him, even though 1t is sad to think
he was lost
Did YOU object to mis- culisting?"
she was asked
Mrs. Weschc bi, her lip TO hold
back tho tears. "Hc enlisted before
he told me" she said. lie came
homo one night last June and told
mo hc and his two lifelong chums,
John BruukhIrdt jr and Herman
Spitson, had joined the Naval Re
serve. John appears 10 hav" been
lost also. | offered no criticism az
the Time. believe | might have
told him To wait awhile, as any
mother would have done"
Mrs. WosCho showed postal card
that had come from the boy ON oct.
~. 1t read:
"Wcu. Pop? Who are You voting
FOR th,S election? / am going to vote
for HNlan. We east our ballots on
board ship"
Frank W Higgins. missing yeumuu
from the Alcedo, is son Of MIR. and
Mrs, John j, Higgins, No 1861 Rich
mund Turnpike, West New Brighton
:. !.
Frank volunteered In July" said
his father Before thai he was
doing well I'm business in the office OF
the Anthony y. BRADY Estate. No -
wall street Ills career was promls.
ing, but he gave 1t up after the .nltc,
states entered the war II was uulS
last Monday that We had a letter
! from him, saying that he had no rea,
son To roget having volunteered. II,
said ne was sending us some sou
Ncnirs. and We have since rcCo.Nrt
| them hand grenades and postclrls
7 Frank was twcnry-thrce years old %.
May g."
Two Of the missing men from d.,
. Alccdo W"r" Cnums WHO had cul.-,r,
! together from Jamaica. l.. /. and hlt
. been together ever since the war be.
gan, last 81 ring
These were John Henry Wonder.
wall. 40. los Union HAN Street. an.
Charles T.. Glus, No. \ Abbott Sur,t
The.r mothers, Mrs. Mary NundrISaI
aud MIS-. Oscar +. G4uS, received Iot
'Crs from them ou'N two weeks ago.
br,nf "NtT 'DttcI-.' SAYING that tho,
were well and happy" and ,h1i The,
hoped to be in Rom" waters earl
The evening world., 1917-11-07
n. Y. SUFFRAGIST JOINS
JAIL HUNGER STRIKE
Miss Rose WinSlOw in WorkhouSe
Hospital With Alice Paul,
National Chairman.

WNSHlNGTON. Nov. The hunger
strik" Of the muitants OF tho Woman's
Party IN the local jail spread to-day to
the ranks Miss Rose Winslow OF New
York was In the jail hospital with Alice
Paul National Chairman Of the party,
and both were refusing to eat unless tire
five other milltants also doing time for
picketing the white House got better
diet than th" salt pork and cabbage on
which they say they have been fed al
most exclusively Tor fourteen days The
hunger strike now is forty-ight hours
old
headquarters ~ tho woman's Party
declared to-day White House picketng
by silent sentinols would not be sus-
pended ana that pickets were coming In
now from many states To resume the Of
fcnsivc on Nov. lO
The evening world., 1917-11-07
MURPHY GET OUT?
NOT A CHANCE, "
DECLARES LEADER
Boss Says He viii Not Help
Pick City Officials
yet"

Charles T. Murphy reached TAM
many HllIa' i3O o'clock this after.
noon. and encountered mob ~ lead
ers and workers. who had been walt
ing since noon tor his arrival tIo
said he had nothing to add to tho
statement he issued last night. In
witch he claimed that the election
was an Endorsement OF the Democratic
organization.
NOW. that you have vindlcated
Tammany Hail and the organization
has elected u Mayor by the biggest
plurality ever recorded In the city,
are YOU going to resign the leader
ship. as has been reported ?" Mir Muir
phy VAS asked.
"Not n chance" he snapped back.
Have you decided to do anything
IN an advisory way in the matter OF
the selection Of city officials In the
now administration? asked re-
porter.
Not yet" replied the boss with a
grin.
Mr.. Murphy said he had not ar
ranged TO meet Judge Iylan. whom hc
had not seen, outside Of political
meeting, during the campaign. when
asked II he would be- at the city Hall
when Judge H,ian takes OFFICE as
Mayor ON Jan. | hc said:
"I'll take that up lator"
The boss Of Tammany has arranged
to go 10 French Lick Springs. Ind.
for rest II is probable that q co-
teric OF rammany leaders and In
sidcrs will follow him TO that retreat
and that the Tammany official slate
will be tentatively arranged there
The evening world., 1917-11-07
TWO HAD SERVED IN THE NAVY
BEFORE.

Each had served In the navy bcr rr.
NunderWall, now twenty -four Years
old, enlisted for the hrs, time wncn
he was nineteen. Ills term expired
last september hn' bee ro-ruli-ied as
soon uS the lni.pu states was drawn
nju the VA. II, Was rHuN.d as tniri
class guurcrs mat,. Gius lett tn,
navy four years ago ana wen, into
business. but Joined the colors again
when NoudcrWall did
NpudrrWnll has a brother. Iul.uS,
stationed az Honolulu with the rrsu-
lar army forces, and another brother,
Henry, at home. Gaus has brother.
Edward. with the Engineers corp, ur
the Regular Army, stationed at Ten
any. \. J.. aud "a brother Oscar al
home.
Mrs NundrrNal has not Vet re-.
ceived her notification from the Navy
Department when an EWING World
reporter called uu her this morning.
hut Mrs Gaus had received telr-
gram Both mothers We're bearing up
bravely under the news.
William Robert lluilcr, another ui
the missing is twcnty-siN years old
son Of Mrs. Kate Hollcr No. 40
Bedford Avenue, Richmond HuL
II have not given up hope" Nj
llulci sad. 81 have u telegram from
the Saw DEPARTMENT saying That
william is missing, hui know hr 0.
q strong swimmer and hcloyo %,
was able 40 keep anual until picked
nm Mrol me- enlisted at tho oul
break pf me war ne lull me not t.
worry about him said b., Was su.,
ne ruulI taL, care ~ hmsrll
hope nr .S an right
James 4. 'Icary, oi White PLAINS
Ia.
The evening world., 1917-11-07
HyLAN DECLARES
RE WILL Be MAYOR
Of HOME OWNERS



I have referred TO as the mOncybdgs,
foodstuffs cannot he unloldcd II they
do not wish them 10 bc and often they
rot or else farmers are discouraged
from making shipments
Now the Federal Government roe
ognizcd this condition. ana made at
rungcmcnts FOR the improvements
ana docking facilities ror the city on
Jamaica Bay. O Wa, prepared To re-
imburse the city tor all the money
that might be expended on the work
All that New Nurk had to do was to
60 ahead, ana what was spent would
come back Ia II. This. in addition
to the fact that the earth thrown
up behind the bulkheads makes val
uablo new land. There is sometime,
specific aud dchnltc,
"WhS has Nus Norl, been dls,un-
tinued" What Interests have been
strong enough To- throw To one side
this attempt OF the Government Ia
help New YORK aui the home makers
of This city? / want to ind out. and
| intend to correct this condition
! Ifils NENllls ' NNiAN ~ lllhll W lNN
a chance when hu h1I worked hard
| to get home to have some chance
/ To- keep o.. 4 want to cud another
condition under which you can NOW
, read every night In brooklyn papers
! Hdvertisencnts Offering for $1,000 say
a house assessed at 5000 These
/ homes are u9sCsscd IN this way, hut
! the New York Central ANA some of
the subsidized newspapers are mo-
g4svnsrd in the same way We mugl
/ change an this.
"H must he known from lo-daN
! that am the Mayor ~ all the REQ,
ME. Lam one Of the common pco.
pie ThcN elected me; tine people o
my own class, the people Who huy,
given me nll ever had In the world
represent them ana their Interests
viii always bc my interests,
"Do you represent Charles f. Mur
phy2"
" s0alI ho the Mayor Of Nev
York, Al the same time ! want Ia
operation uf all who have wurkc,
for mo. Ava mark mis- we'll | wan
the co-opcrltion ~ all who hunostl
opposed mo, Let them show tina
they have the interests Of New NorI
at heart and / VII lhdly listen &
them"
Tie rose ana Mrs Hylan hclpcd hin
I'm with his uNcrcodt. The MuNor-rlev
ben, and ptnchrd the check OF h
daughter
- am Mayor here ALREADY" IA
laughed And lei me tell yuu that
am very proud uf the maNurrss an
the maNuross's daughter Nhu ha
done more To help me I'm this cam
pAign than the public viii ever know
The evening world., 1917-11-07
FAMILIES PROUD Of BOYS
Who WERE LOST ON ALCEDO


Navy Department received during the
morning said that any definite infor-
nation would be forwarded. The last
letter from the boy to his mother,
dated - port in France" came two
weeks ago. II follows:
Dear Mamma have been writing
pretty regularly and II s""ms funny
YOU haven't got any mail from me since
| have been over hero. But by the
time you get this I VIII probably have
answers TO the others. II seems TO
take about three weeks for . letter 10
come across. There was "A rumor that
some mail was sunk "A week ago and
1t does not make me think lot bet
ter of the Germans when they sink
our mail.
THE weather has been better than
we have seen for some time. II is
Indian summer. ! guess. and IL Is DO
ginning to get a little cool already. I
haven't had a chance 90 go to Paris
yet. have saved some money when
It does come. Speaking of Thanks
giving, some home cookies or
candies would taste good, although |
don't know what it would cost TO send
Il. II would have to he sent IN A
wooden box. because | have seen some
OF the boys receive stun from home
m cardboard boxes and ii has been
all broken up
II guess Ralph and PM Owo
neighbOrhood chumD viii be coming
over soon. will bc awfully glad to
see them, although II they come over
on a transport 1 may not get a chance
10 see them. suppose John (his
brothcr) will be over soon when he
gets his commission. am sending
picture. am going on watch at IL
tonight and will have to stop.
The evening world., 1917-11-07
BRIDE OF FOUR MONTHS KEEPS
UP HOPE

Ills bride of Il little more than
four months and the members of his
family were still hoping to-day that
John Whine it,. another member of
the Alccdo's crew listed among the
missing, had been picked up by Il
patrol boat and would be heard from
in a few days. Whine. who was
twenty siN years old. lived with his
bride and his parents at No. 23i WeS;
l2Ith Street. His father Is connected
with the Pennsylvania Mutual Lii"
Insurance Company. and one of has
sisters, Miss Helen Whine, is Field
Secretary of the National League for
Womo = Service. with offices at No.
80 Madison Avenue.
Winnie was employed in the offices OF
the jersey Central Railroad before y:I-
tcriug the service of his country. After
diplomatic relations were severed with
Germany aud before the declaration OF
war Whine enlisted in tho Naval Re-
serve and was assigned To the Second
Battalion m brooklyn. lie was cN-
tr,m,lN ambitious to become an officer
and studied hard. the result being IL,
was promoted to Signal QuartcrmaSte eI
IN "A few months.
On June 80, having been informed
he would leave for foreign Sorvi""
within IA few weeks he married Mis-.
DuruthN Jocckcl q Washington
ilcightS girl. at All Angels Chuich
West End A>cnu" aud Eighty -lrsI
street where, "a a boy, he had SUM NJ
,hc choir. The Rev. Dr Thompson
pastor, performed the crremuny
Frank W EungcrlinG, another q
the men reported missing rom tn,
Alcedu. was born In New York CITY
twenty eight years ago. His fathc
died when n" was an infant and hi
mother moved to Jersey city, wher,
she married 6. Tdmhurin and nov
! resides at No, 30 nacif, Avenue
/ Jersey city, with thirteen year oil,
/ duuEhtc', EuEvuia Tnmhurn.
Young Fngcrliug. his mother said
/ enlisted In the navy shortly betor,
/ last Easter. II" went away abou
/ five months ago ANA she heard moth
: ing from him unit 4no received
. lctter about four weeks ago Sine,
/ then she has received "a letter ever
Wcrl. ANA she had % quantity o
candy ana clothing he asked FOR T.
hir last lctte" ready iu mall whcl
sh" received word this morning tha
The evening world., 1917-11-07
N. Y. SOLDIER VOTE 100000

ALBANY, Nov. 5.-pscksgrs con-
tainiug votes cast by soldiers from this
state In various camps were opened
to-day at the office of Secretary of
state Hugo, The ballots VIII hc COM
pared with the poll lists and b" Tor
wardcd to the election boards
/ throughout the state, to be counted
and cHuVHssed
II is estimated that about 100 ,0OU sol.
diers from ibis state voted, The NUM-
bcr al SpartEnburg was 1868. Nbout
30. 900 voted ut ldphauk and about / .50C
In France The soldiers vote win bs
VanVasscd before Dec. 49,
The evening world., 1917-11-07
Withdrawal OF the italians Made
In Good Order.

ROME. Nov. The Italians have
withdrawn in good order from the
Tagllamento River toward The Lii
venza, 1t IL announced Officially
Following Is the text Of the war OF
flee statemtnt:
AS the low water in the Tag
liamcnto rendered difficult de.
fensc Of tho river. we have with
drawn our line toward the Lii
VenZa. The retirement was accom-
plishcd in good order, under the
protection OF the northward GOV.
cring units and Of rearsuards
toward the south.
Yesterday and last night our
airpldnes and airships repeatedly
bombed enemy troops at work In
repairing bridges over the Taglla-
mento OF in movement across the
river -Four hostile machines were
brought down by our aviators."
A semi-official statement says the
retreat caused military crisis which
gradually Is being solved by the as
sembling OF troops on previously
established line and by the rushing
up OF Anglo-French forces. While this
is being done fighting is going ON al
the time so as To delay as much as
passible the advance OF the Austro.
Germans VINO desire to take advan.
tage OF the sitaution.
rhc Italian army, faithful to the
orders Of its leaders. is fighting with
a high morale and firm spirit.
The evening world., 1917-11-07
RECEIVERS FOR STORES co.
~. Snowd-n MARSHALL aud ". L..
Emerson Ia CHARGE OF Aii-PacLnsr.

Herbert l.. Emerson and II Snowden
Marshall were to-day appointed rrceiv-
ers ior the All-PackaRr Grocery stores
Company, operating chain OF grocery
stores iu New York aud Chicago The,
were bonded under S50.CUO The ap-
pointm,ut wa made b, Judge Algus Jus
VI. Hand Iu United States District
Court
The compau, absorbed the Np-paoh
nge Grocery stores Company ~ Sew
Jcrse, Ia 1913, issung $50 900 900 In cou.
non stOcl Tor the EooG viii o. The for
Wer concern. since that time IL Wa
stated ,u Cnult, the company has been
gradually Io ing. through m,smsua,c
mtut
The evening world., 1917-11-07
French RepuIse nm Attack on Right
Bank 'Of Meuse,

PARIS, Nov. 7.-t'ollowing is to-
days report from the French War Of
flee:
Enemy attacks against our trenches
In the region of ST. Quentin and
northwest Of Rheims lin the sectors
Of Sapignucl and Godatl cost him
losses without any result.
"On the right bank OF the Meuse a
violent bombardment in the region of
Chaume Wood was followed by an
infantry attack. Beaten back by our
Are, the Germans were not able to ap-
proaCh our lines"
The evening world., 1917-11-07

10 the Alcedo lie was employed By
the American Express Company in
Sew York at the time of his enlist
mcul Mrs. Clcury received IA tcle-
gram about midnight lest night tell
ing Of the disaster the nrst reported
casualty to white Plains man since
tho United states entered the war
John William Brinkhardt ir. lived
a. 40. pa Wicriioid Street Brook
l}u vita his parents and three
brothers. and was employed by the
International Nickel Company AT No.
"a Exchange Place, Ills iathrr is
Rapid Transit COMPANY John was
twenty two years Old, The last let
t,rs received from him were filled
with references to baseball games
played by boys in his nciEhborhOod
and the games Of the Worlds Series.
II can picture Pop betting a suit
OF clothes on the Big Series" wrote
John to his brother Henry, "lf he
pc-' with that speedy tailor in kmCk-
"rhocker Avenue | ought to he home
IN time to wear the suit II Pop wins"
The last letter wound up with Love
TO all, espe, tally mother
The reporter found the mother OF
Herman Spitsen Of No. 1873 Hancock
81. Get. Brooklyn. grieviug in the be-
lief mat her boy had been lost with
his two chums, Wesche ana Brink
hlrdt When told that hcr sons name
WAS not in the list Of those reported
missing Mrs. Spitsen dried her tears,
Herman Is twenty -four years old
Another SON. Paul, twenty-five, is In
thc navy and has just been assigned
o. one OF the converted German
,tcnmships. Weschc, Brnkhlrdt ana
Sp,tscn were members ot the High
lana central club, al Jefferson and
Central Avenues. RrooklNn,
The evening world., 1917-11-07
DISASTER FULFlLLs DREAM OF
SAILORS MOTHER.

when new, that Edward Ray Coz
zett was missing was received at the
homo of the young sailors parents
at No. 100 NludcVdutCr Avenue, As
oria, to-day. a look uf resigned un-
derstludirg passed between the
mother ana father, foy the fears OF
'wo dHvs, conceived in % dream OF
'he mothers, had hucu confirmed.
EarN In the murh,uC ur Nuy d. At
the time the Alcolu was iorpcdoes.
Mrs. GuEZet' was awakened by a
dream she had. l' seemed. been
resting with her head ON iwu Amer
lean flags when suddenly a hand had
appCarrd and sultchod ono OF the
fags away and disappeared with II.
From the moment uf Awakening she
had been sure h"r son uJI mot with
disaster
Go1leu was only sixteen years old
when war was Declared A. that tim,
hc was "A student AZ ,h. u.gh school
Of Commerce aud had tu Obtain bis
parents permission Ia enlist. lie soon
obtained the rank NJ gunner, mate In
the Mosquito Fleet and when the
Government decided TO send the fleet
into foreign service he aaam had t.
obtain permission ~ his purcnts tc
'nniinu" IN that particular service
Edward James GoilcU the lads
father. is Ntc" president or 'nc Ameri.
can Nputherury Company
\ service nag vur,uuu. rVo stars
I'm the window u' SO. 57N Franklin
Avenue, BROOKLYN. Wu. a. ,lo. .,ucul
reminder to-day ~ 'hD pIfrutIr sacrI-
nee made by tho fmlh - Richard
W, Rkcr one ~ the missing men al
the Alcpdo Rkor wa twenty -four
years old, tho eldest NJ r.u~ sons OF
The evening world., 1917-11-07
PlMLlC0 WlNN ERS.

FlRST RACE -Maidons, lhr,,-yrlr-
olds and M: one milc.--toudW'. inI
tShuttmgcrI atrpight SIS 20, place 81 5p
Hhow $3.50, won. Nuhis, No NANu,
and calls. llb tLoltusD, show N,ou third
Tint-l n go SpIrprCT, Hd, Hickory
Nut Tgrpuin. Beau az Mou'o Trumpo
ter, John Douglas. Bar Of rhoruN al-u
ran.
SECOND RAGE selling -l,cplr
chase four-N,H-ol- amt upward lN,
miles NcN Haven, liA ,N lsuul
81 aighl S6.tu. plHy, $50, snow $3.50
ur-I lIumh Iit tDno'hD place s. 20
,pnN $40. S'.apd Ctrtor ~ tCar
icp. show So. nHd Time G.aN BE-,
Trppa,uluW. llghu'cr o'o rlop
.'nlu.'y tolIuN KIT. k lGn,nIpok
.f.... 't...... frH.rtt ht.I.t. .T
The evening world., 1917-11-07
Two ONE-LEGGED MEN
IN MAYORALTY RACE
TO AVOID HANDICAP

NEW CONFESSIONS. o.. Nov.
:. This city's one-leggcd race for
Mayor ended to-day with victory
for j. Earl Tunord, Democrat,
who was reelected over L. B.
Lcighninger. Republican.
Tuhord has "A wooden leg. So
has Leighninger, whom the Re
publlcans nominated TO avoid a
handicap race.
The evening world., 1917-11-07
CLOSE WATCH ON THE VOTING

polls carefully watched
OF parties including
sunragists ct fact TIE working for the adoption
amendment equal franchise members Of their
polling They
the law workers from
hundred feet s. polling they
buonholed citizens diligently ntelseny
reported Ave from the Ave
which alleged illegal attempts to
nfractions OF the election
Rchm
demonstrations
side
AIDE or conduct
The evening world., 1917-11-07
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

American Smelling and Refining Com
pany Regular quarterly dividend of ia
per cent on preferred stock. payable
Dec. /; also ll2 per cent uu common
stock. payable Dec Is Books close on
preferred stock Nov n on common
books close Nov. %
The evening world., 1917-11-07

Shattuck Arizona Copper COMPANY -
Quarter ended sept 80. Sl3N.9Sj. de-
crease S52l741 from preceding quarter
Net earnings for same quarter of 1916
were S74i,l9S.
The evening world., 1917-11-07

Great Northern Road Sine months
gross earnings increase Nj.l79.3ll. net
after tax decreased S22Sl77i
The evening world., 1917-11-07

Crescent Pipe Line-ReGu quarterly
dividend 20 cents a share, PAYABLE Dec.
10 Books close Nov %
The evening world., 1917-11-07

New Haven System-N Ninp months
crosse Income increased Si22T,Il0: net
after tnN decreased $50 .I17: net uDnr-
uting income. S92i29iG; d,crrasr
S223.GS
The evening world., 1917-11-07
NY AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE WIN TREMENDOUS VICTOR les

N have
the Gna official
The evening world., 1917-11-07
LEWIS RE ELECTED ATTORNEY GENERAL.

The In election Judges OF
Mclaughlin Cardoo both Republican and Demo
election their have not yet
While plurality In New York City o
Republican
General Merton T. Lewis thus
electing
Assembly will be Republican large majority although
Democrats On the face the returns the
Socialists members
Bruckner the Bronx H. Riegel
Brooklyn Maurice Connolly in Queens and C. Van Name
The evening world., 1917-11-07
SWAMI AND MAVOY WIN.

Tammany reelected District Attorney Edward
a W Fusion Joseph H.
1875
candidate
candi
substantial maorites with
Mayoty candidates
semby in
candidates In the
Bennett received 81
Despite all
maxi mum esm o he
The evening world., 1917-11-07
DIED.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

plAMuNn WN", l. STONES % hoalsAy b,,
tween it.H aHI bN'u Ss u q reward. No.
.r..r.'. .-,I g. e. -pC N.UI -
The evening world., 1917-11-07

Ia. I2IPrSP hRPI" 4'"rll"FraDusl,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1917-02-16
9tunbbreiBisfes aa,
piteL.

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Inben in Gpngs WobnSimmsr I'm
0rOnb !Sotel am Tdrntnsr 3ina uno
.ranten Haffee.
rAilo Der anorus tommt pirtlid,
Sum wtniltreit! Na, rie Wiener tuer.
ben %ithunen!." iagte &pnp. vSu bn.
ben sic mir cine berrli1e ytabrltt
mltsebrott, 3uns, I'D ireue mid
unbanoi9. 49, uno pieoer IN Wien
lein - Dos tut gut"
Honp redte li9 unb lebnte lid tiei
in ben Seiiel Suriid. Sic trua elm
tpeites, observation-disclosures Rleib nit
etipas SiIberitiderei unb fab in benz
banal elesanten 9otel3immer ME Elm
e%insefperrter, idOner Wosel aus.
~Sie iperben INNER 6ibider.
Comp, faste Sans @itebtner.
Gin fdalIenoes 9eld9ter antppr.
tete inn.
rSanfI! 9anfl! DAB / net lad!
90, einmal mub i9 bod anfansen.."
2onp beuste iid Dor unb iab 5ans
@iteotner frObIid an.
. .Nan merit. oab es Sbnen gut
sebt, ,5onfl!" - llnb pann. ii9 pie.
beg 5uriidlebnenb. ben aopf in bic
sefalteten Sdnbe selest. faste fe
trdumerif4: ~IIfo Der Wnbras
tommt, Der Nnbras Smre = baben
sic fiirslid bon ibm seb0rt9"
So, i'd babe iosar atpei griefe pon
ibm betommen. einen' aus Reip gort
unb einen aus 3amburs."
.Jir Smre cine srobe 2sifuns;
ipas f4reibt CT benng"
Die 8riefe baben mir 3u o.ni,n
seseben, 3onp. i'd mStte nit Sbn,n
oariiber fpreden.-