Dankon al Lee Miller pro tiu informo!
Also, the December 1908 issue of Amerika Esperantisto mentions Dr. Ivy Kellerman, of Columbus, and her participation in a committee preparing a constitution for a proposed Ohio Esperanto association. And on the following page...
It was with great regret that Ohio Esperantists learned of the intention of Dr. Kellerman to leave the state, to engage in work in Illinois.
Illinois... Edwin Reed was living in Chicago then.... The plot thickens!
One thing leads to another...
Last week I scanned and posted the current issue (minus 100 years) of Amerika Esperantisto. Today I was pondering whether I felt like starting on next month's issue this evening, and I ended up leafing through some of the older issues, and I came across a reference to "Dr. Kellerman of Columbus [Ohio]" in the November 1908 issue. And I wondered, could that be Ivy Kellerman of A Complete Grammar of Esperanto?
