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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-17
Oil Your Throat and Lunas With
Billiards. Golden Oil

The greatest Throat and Lung remedy
Works like oil on machinery quickly and
surely. No opiates. or alcohol, pleasant
To take Guaranteed and sold by all deal
Crs IN medicines o1c and Inc hnttlos 49,
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07
CLASSIFIED Advertisements

LOST Between Ford Garage and
Sloan Park. pair gold trimmed
eye glasses in case from DR.. 5. +.
Smith Reward if returned to ID.
ii. Sloan. $3.50
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07
LAND NEVER WEARS OUT"
SPENCER Il BRYANT,
solicitors for Complaints
Top.

The agricultural experts. and men
who have made most notable success
es in agriculture. say that land
doesn't wear out.
But it's like an automobile. II
runs all right as long as you put back
as much oil and gas as you take out.
Old and worn out lands, are lands
that have been worked by a farmer
who hasn't put back into the soil
what he has taken out. He has been
,ating up his principal-his stock.
Nature is wise.
We know not but the boil weevil
vas sent to awaken new interest in
agriculture in the South. II is possi
BILE that We were developing wilt In
cotton, blight in oats, and smut in
wheat. by planting the same soils
year after year in the same crop
II Is shown that by eating certain
diets for number of months that
people will take pellagra. It was
further claimed by a noted physician
in the government employ. that GER.
tain other foods cured the patient of
rcllagra.
Nature demands rotation.
So when we come to plant that
kind of stuff on the lands that puts
back into the soil the elements that
crops take away. our lands will not
grow poor. but when intelligence is
used the lands will grow richer each
year. without the fertilizers we now
use
An educated farmer is the greatest
asset in any community.
| There was time when the grad
uate OF the agricultural college was
laughed at by his pa, and the othel
old fogies. but when the agriculture
student began to take up old anC
worn out places. and grew more stuff
than his father ever grew the laugh
ing stopped, Now the educated
farmer is looked up to. He is max
ing good-making money. where th'
old timer. who hasn't adopted mod
ern methods. is finding a hard tim
paying the interest on his mortgage
l-Dothan (Ala.) Eagle.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE TENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND
FOR FOLK C0UNTY.--IN CHANCERY-S.
l. WEEKS AND J. X. WEEKS. VS.. LULA
D; A. TpI0N AND LuCIE GIVEN AND
IN THE PROPERTY HEREINAFTER DE-
SCRIBED.-ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
II appearing by the sworn Bill Of Complaint
In the above cause that the residences Of Lula
ID. A. Upton and Lucie Given are unknown
and that there Is no person In the state. the
service OF q subpoena upon whom would bind
either OF the said defendants, and that each
Of the said defendants are over the age Of
twenty one years
II is therefore ordered that the said Lula D
\ Upton and Lucie Givsp are hereby re-
,uired TO appear on the Nh day OF May, A
u. 1917. TO the Bill Of Complaint filed in tn,
said cause.
It further appearing py the said Bill OF
complaint that the complainants believe thai
,here are persons interested In the propert,
involved Ia the said suit whose names are un
vnown to them
u Is further ordered that all parties claim.
my an interest In the property Involved I'm m,
said suit to which relief Is sought. appear n
me said bill OF complaint on Monday The an
day OF June, 1917, Il being shown by the said
hi'i M Of Complaint that the property involved
y he said suit Is located in Polk county
florida. and Is described as follows: Lot IN.
Block eight tSD Of Munn's Survey TO the
lown Of Lakeland. Florida
II further ordered that this order shall
mne m published. In so far as II relates to Lul,
" a Iipton and Luce Given, once a week fol-
rirht ts) consecutive weeks In the Lakeland
evening Telegram. and In so far as 1t relates
;c all parties claiming an interest In the above
described property once a week for twelve u2)
consecutive weeks.
WITNESS my hand and official seal ,hi.
10Th day VI February. A d. 1917
tSEALl
J. A. JOHNSON.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07
CONTINUED from Laxe a
2 in the Bible Glass Rnnm

ing in the Bible Class Room
1880 Wednesday. Union g.,
School Meeting in the Presb,,.
Church.
Envelopes will be provided ..
special offering Sunday for ou,
erannuated preacher in the F.
Conference. Come prepared IN ;,
an offering.
Every member is urged to bs =.
eLt. visitors are cordially inyi-ss
attend.
L. d. LOWE. pas,,.
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

Anyone having a good real estate
rortgage which they wish to sell,
may find a purchaser by addressing
A. D.. care the Telegram. 6402
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

dren. ] shall be glad to have a,-.
who was not present at our r
Day exercises on Washington h.
day see these pictures taken ., !.
time. How | wish our school gror..
could be equipped with some pl,,y
paratus, and capable director, !.
ployed!
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-GoO
eight room. two-story dwelling, we'll
located. modern cOnveniences.
Would consider small or large
grove and farm. near Lakeland and
pay difference II necessary. Address
Owner. Box 81, Lakeland s38S
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

ances resulting from misdeeuS u "
children.
rnsuperyised Fairgrounds nave
been responsible for much moran
discrimination with lively play inter
a.ts that is out OF the question: 50
il * NOT enough that there be room
10 play-apparatus and organization
are needed.
the movement TO provide public
p!ay grounds for children and more
bark space for all classes in ou:
cities is one connected vitally with
he health. strength and endurance
G. the population. The crusade
AGAINST tuberculosis has no stronger
alley. This whole question of the
building up OF a strong physique Is
an economic one bearing directly On
the industrial power of the individ
raj. and upon community expendi-
tr-es for hospitals and ether institu.
tons.
The use OF games for both children
and adults has a deep significance
for the individual and the commun-
ity through the conservation of ply
s:c;., mental and moral vitality
Games have a positive educational
influence that no one can appreciate
who has not observed their effects.
Children fho are slow, dull and
lethargic, who observe but little Of
what goes on around them, who re-
act slowly to external stimulus, who
are, in short, slow to see, to hear, to
observe. to think and to do, may be
completely transformed in these
Ways by the playing of games.
The social development through
games is fully as important and pro-
nounced The timid, shrinking
child learns to take his turn with
others; the bold, selfish child learns
that he may not monopolize oppor.
funitiac. Tho urannroo;atod ohu1
gains self-respect and the respect of
others through some particular skill
that makes him desired partner or
respected opponent. He learns ia
take defeat without Encouragement.
ard to win without undue elation
L, these and in many other ways sre
hlH 1ormant oers for social co-opera
tion developed. reaching the highest
point at last in the team games
Were self is subordinated to the in.
terests of the team and cooperation
is the very life of the game.
Most important Of all however. Is
the development of will, both in ITS
volitional and inhibitory aspects. T.
be able in the emotional excitement
OF an intense game or a close contest
% observe rules and regulations. to
choose under such circumstances be-
tween fair or unfair means and to ac,
on the choice. is to have more than
mere knowledge of right and
wrong. 1t is to have the trained
power and habit of acting on sucn
knowledge-a power and habit that
mean immeasurably for character"
have gone somewhat beyond the
subject allotted me, partly because
the mere facts obtainable are so mea.
ger. but also because the reasons for
this great movement are so muo,
more important and interesting than
the data concerning 1t. Probably WOW
VIII al agree with my propositions !
quoted or otherwise A year ago Mrs
Grace Lamkin Given showed here
Wnat could be acccrl)lished wit,
\. NJ
cni'dren In week of playground di.
f'ction. This year at Lake Nortor
schooi. Miss Mary McRae. assisted
oy the other teachers, again demon.
stra'ed some of the results OF thi,
A'nd OF work with Lakeland chill
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07
o o y q q n u q q o o u q q q
Q FOR RENT o
. . q q q q q q D q n q u q q

tCR RENT-Furnished front room
Phone 1922. 6404
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

The agricultural experts. and mel
who have made most notable success
es in agriculture. say that lant
doesn't wear out
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

WANTED want to borrow $3.50
en- q new 5-room house in Dixieland
In two blocks Of the brick store. win
ray 10 per cent or will sell. The best
bargain in Lakeland for cash. ! must
have some cash money right away.
Answer quick. Address Cash. care
Esening Telegram. $500
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

FOR TRADE--A good paying busi-
ness for . small, bearing grove or
truck farm. Address Grove. care
TELEGRAM. 1898
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

~ THE CIRCUIT COI'RT OF POLK COUNTY.
fLORlDA.-EN PARTE. CALIFORNIA STE
fiENS, MARRIED. WOMAN PETITION
TO REMOVE DISABILITIES
FINAL DECREE
Ihis cause coming on to be heard upnn fhe
report Of the Special Master heretofore an
pointed to take testimony and u report his
findings as to the capacity. rompc. enc, and
qualification of the petitioner to take charge
81 ana manage her own estate and property
and TO become free e-deaer. and upon the
1iherS papers and peadings filed in the cause
and the court being fully advised IN the prem
ises. it is ordered that the report of said
Special Master be. and the same is hereby ap
proved and confirmed.
And the court being satisfied In the prem
ises II is ordered. adIudged and decreed that
the said California Stephens be- and she is
hereby grained license 10 take charge Of
and manage her own estate and property and
Is made free dealer In every respect au
tnorized to contract and he contracted with
tt sue and be sued and bind herself In all
respects fully as II she wereunmarried
Copy Of this decree to be published as pro
,ided by law and the clerk TO tax the costs
OF this proceeding
Ordered and done this 9Th day of April
1917.
Copy JOHN y EDWARDS Judge
eA0t
The Lakeland evening telegram., 1917-04-07

wANTED-To rent piano. Telephone
2O5-Red. 64oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
17. 3apiteI.
"" ~
glier gpOdlen fpGter.

gter QBoden Ipdter.
@m Nrm ibres Gotten bGlt bic illns
&c Mordeie Sonio Gomponellt Sim
3ua in ibr neues 6eim in Srascoti.
Die Srouung bat eon3 mi @ebeis
men in Der tleinen Stride ouf Der
ptos5a in Sroscuti Itottaefunben -
obne Oab ireeno iemonb aus Dem oros
ben SreunbesfreiIe oeS 8rGutiQoms
eIiuos bobou puBte. Sa, lelbIt Der
Wlarfele @ilbio NOR i'm llntIdren iiber
ben eenausn Toe, ebenIo ipic bic Morz
gdncs, bic felt einem Mlonnt in Der
SGpei5 ipeilten.
9lIs Sonia iiber bic Gdipelle bes
einitodigen SGusdens tritt, oas ipie
cine Der5ouberte RoIe inmitten zines
ipirren, ipilbpuGern0en 8Mmenroils
Tnes gang peritedt baIieat oo 1T
ibr, ols Of al ibrs SrGume BON @ube
unb Slid ii9 erFiiut bGtten.
Nidts ON Der iibereinfd9en Musfat=
trng lpeosr Die niebrieen 3immer,
nod bic funltpollen MlDbel uno billts
gen QtqudreIlbtloer 7 reatTertioen
ibr @ntSiiden. 9lber es lit ibt Gieens
tum ibr Seim. Der Safen, in benz
lie ausruben, lam na6 oen Stiirmen,
bic ibr junges 2ebsn iimtobten.
gluG Orlando 1T aliidlib.
Menn er iidb SuerIt gefiirbtet bate
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

fGon fiibIt er ben beiBen6en Sartasz
mus ieiuer poIttii8eu @egner i'm pars
lament
nSsbt peibt Du ones, guter, I"
fdIieBt Orlando tief oufatmsn6.
Ger Marbeie itrsi6t Elm poarmal
iiber Iein sIottraiiertss Siun, beDor er
Halt Iaet:
u@as 9u Oa er5ablf, tlinat aIes
gon5 ihDn, mein @obn. 3rpbDem
iinO meine 3peifel an Der Gbrli9teit
Dicier gtufen our6ous ni9t geboben,
9lus jsbem tIeinen 3use Deiner Wlits
teiluneen Ipridt bic Iiitise @eridIas
genbeit bes 9lIten, uno ieine @nteIin
lit obne 3peifel feline MitIdulOige.
On ben bolitGnOigen 8ru1 Der beiben
CLAUDE ih ni1t. Gr bat lie 1ider nit
ibrem ginberitGnbnis auriidselaTen,
oanit iie iib mOgIiGit porteilbaft pers
beirote. DIS Spfer biit 9u ouserIes
ben -"
I nSonia tennt meine petuniGre Gage
llnO ipeiB, baB i9 nt1ts BON meinem
Batter gu eriporten babe, ipenn i6 ees
gen feinen Willen beirate," fGIIt Srs
Ianbo raid Elm.
nqber iie ipeiB audi, baB Du mein
einoiees &inoN biit unb boB i9 Did
niGt berbuneern lufen tdnn - f6on
aus &iidii9t altf meine politiidbe Stels
lung"
Wiit elmer unipillieen@eberbe nimmt
ORLANDO feinen Sut. Gr fiibIt, BEL
ioI6 bOlIig entgegenseIeBten 9IuffoIs
iunssn Der Sa6Iage 1T eine Ginigung
uum6gli6.
sd babe nidts peiter Oorauf gu
erpibern, als oaB i'd Sonja Srloff
9eiroten perbe," iagt er feIt uno ipens
bet it9 gum 9eben. maeb pcbI, @as
teri
2oneiom erbebt ii9 Der M2orcbeIe
unb itedt bic 9Gnoe in bic Splentds
f6en.
.@inen glueenblid nod! Menn ih.
Dir ben 8epeis oofiir eebe, baB Die
iunee 9erIoh Did nur aug @eipinns
flle1t beiraten min, einen unumitDBliz
9en geipeis - ipiirbeIt 9u Did oann.
gu meiner gluffaiIung betennen9"
nSelbItDerit6nblih. Qber oas ipiro
Dir ni6t eelingen."
gMir iperben ieben. 1u pilligit
dlio Elm, Dein Sbeol elmer priifune 5u
unter5ieben9~
nSa,"
a@ut. Sd fabre nod beute NIT
Dir gu S9peiter genebetto, INN NIT
Stgnorina SamuelDff - paroon!"
berbeTert er iib ipDttif9, ols er ieinen
Scbn emp0rt abtpebren ie9t - rum
nit SignOrina SrlOff gu fpreden."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

3unsiguns bepobrt bat. sic lit jeBt
4ranienpfIeserin, unO bat cine tleine
BObnung in Der @ia Ru5ionole fir
iib duein. @ieaeicht, 6aB iie Sonid
Bel Fl oufnimmt! -
9ereits cine Stunbe Ipdter f6Iaft
Sonia IN bem trauIi9en 3immer Der
gutsn S9peiier 8eneOetta tief uAo
feit.
Orlando o6er ibt oie ganae gla6t
hinbur6, ben &opf in oie 9anb sez
itiibt. an einem S9reibtii9 uno griiz
belt - griibelt --
Seine 2eibenIdoft fir Sonia ma6t
ibH nidt blind fiir bas MiBlide ieiner
2dee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

lplp p9el9ldtes Ulon0ber" nidt al
toui1en! @r glaubt, barin nur bic
lobrelange SHiiIerin zines 70 poIIen.
octeH WfeiIters in Der Seu6elet All sr=
tennen, ipie eS Der alte SamueIoff
aIias SrIoff lit.
SOfIi8, aber talt bittet er bic ,Sia-
norma, pIob gu nebmen un0 iebt
ii9 in einiger Gntfernuua ibr oeqens
iibert pdbrenb Orlando suriidirttt
uno NIT einem unbs1timmteu @efii1l
hes llnbebagens barauf iportet, mas
nun tommsn Iol.
Gie llnterbnltuug ipdbrt ni6t lance.
Sn penigen Wprten IeBt Der Mlorheie
Sonia auseinanber, oaB, ipeun lein
Spbn auf ieinem Wiaen beItebe uno
obne bic @tuipilIigune Ieines @dters
beirott, bieier bic Sono bon ibm aies
ben rerbs. smlein Spbn bat ielbIt
tein @ermosen uno lit ni9t imIianbe,
iif fclbit itunOessemaB gu erbaIten.
biel ipenieer cine Srdu."
oDoun perOen mir suIommen ors
beiten unb iel5it, ipenn es nDtiq 1T, aus
iommen borben," ontnortete Itola 6as
Wldo6en, tuorauf ii9 Der Mar9eIe
berabT1ieoete.
9lls ORLANDO fur5e 3eit oarauf
Sonja beiuGte, fanb er iie in Srdnen
oufeelDf. glur unter ben QrDbten
.S6pieristeitsn eeIang es ibm, BON ibr
gu erfabren, mas bor9efanen. gla1s
benz Sonjd ii9 eiuieermoBen berlbiat
bate, berieien Iie iiber Die 3ufunit
uno tomen 81 bem @ntf9IuB,Ii9 iours
naIiitiI9 Su beIbGftigen. Srlanbo
mar nit eiuem @erIeger bcfreunoet,
unb an nieien bei@IOB er iib gu ipens
ber.
gDis Orlando permitetg Der ibm
bcfreunOete @erIeger lit ebsnIo sntoiidt,
tuie er ielbit.
Subelnb itiirmt er Soes borauf in
Srnios tIeines 3immsr.
yIngenommen, 2iebIte! Qtnoenoma
meu! Inter sIdn3enben gcoineunaen!
llit bem /. Geptember erIbeint cine
neuc MouotsI6riFt: rgleue Spri5onie"
uro Define DSluht aus Sibirien" 1ou
iie er0ffnen. Der 0erleeer pollte bic
eriten &opitel eleib bort beboIten;ober
i'd babe iie tpieoer mitssnDmmen, um
ncn etipas borin berum8ufeilen, OIL
lercings CAB mir Der Mann aiemli1
oertIib 5u periteben, id m0ge ni9t
Diel Gnoern; bic bic unb oo eineeiireus
ten, etpas frembIdnbiI6en g(usoriide
unb WenOuneen ieien originell uno
perIieben benz gan3en beIonoeren Rei3. :
Wlit gldn3enben Nugen bort @onia
gu.
,SpGter erIGeinen bonn sic Qtriis
tel, erpeitert iinb nuseearbsitet, ols
BUD -" fdbrt er IebbaFt fort - rbas
Bel lam i'd Dir belfeu."
nSo, 2iebIter."
.Dein Bib tomnt binein unb
Deine 8iogropbie ! llebrigens -
ouA eiusn 9obel bradts er Dor, gang
sGTedtfsrtist, pie mir fdeint -"
DRun9"
n9u bssinnIt eIeih nit Gurer @ers
bonnung na1 Sibirien unb pers
'lhpeisit pDlig oen Gruno biefsr @ers
tonnung!"
SGbIiuss fdiebt Sonia Sos @Iut gu
9opf. Sic bat ben Gruno abFnilid
perfdipieeen. Den pabren @runo
outfte iie nidbt ioeen, unb liisen lpollte
iie ni1t.
nSit oas abIolut nptipenbis9" fams
melt lie.
Dgei Ser @srDfFentli1uns in BEN
nRcuen 9oriaonten" niGt, bod ipGter
apeifeIIos. 9os Bud erbGlt boppels
ten Mert, ipenn ole pplitiT1e Srage
6urin berflo9ten pirb.@
Sonia ertpibert nibts. 9lber cine
Ghnune bobon oGmmert in ibr auf,
bah bic @ergongenbeit Iib nibt 70
Iei&t ouslUF6en ldBt, tpie iie seba9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
ggon Sonio GomponeLli.

Die neue MOnotsIGriTt lit iiberoll
81 feben. Qlne Sases8eitunaen brinz
gen Mrtitel Odrii6er; oie Mo6enIhrif=
ten nebmen babon gipti5 unb bic @ldt=
ter fiir @eieuIhaft uno 2iterotur
tniipfen boron 8emsrtungen iiber oos
Bribatleben Der Q(utorin.
S9on na9 turSer 3eit flieaen 3eis
tllnaen uu6 8riefs ieoer 9lrt in 6as
tleine itiIle 6aus in Troscati Elm
3eiten, boB bic Melt Ga 0rauBen bas
|crited bes iungen poareS tennt.
Orlando 1T itoI5 ouF feline 6rou, bic
burf ibren @eiIt uno ibr Salient einen
pIoB in Der SeffentIi9teit neben oen
grrBen Stddtsmdnnern uno @eIe6rten
einSunebmen bseinnt,
gliGt 70 Spnjo. SIR lit Ser 9fu6m
gleih9iiltig. Wenn ie es niht tate,
um GjelO Su peroienen, piiroe Iie iiberz
bdupt nibt idreiben j. Son 6os
rubige, ipunihlofs Slid, ber title
5rieren ibres !6eims, bos taum be-
gonnene @ergeien Der @ereonoen6eit,
icbolO Elm Gnoe finoen9. II.
Geipeniterelsih Itsigsn ibr @roBs
poter uno bic 2uHsos nor ibrem geiItis
gen gluge duf ~.
ODD ipesbalb GneItiet Iie ficb eiaents
lid? Der oIte Mann miro iih bitten.
lie pieoer nod StaIien 5u tommen.
llno fpelden 9lnIpruH tDnnen bie2uuz
9cs an iie erbsben9 gliht Tic mar IS,
bic einen putt NIT i6uen 1djloB, iona
bern Der @roBboter; Iie T1ulbet linen
aIio nimts. Die 9eufe tpiITen nid]t
einmal, OoB fis on ienem f6redliden
Soee Die 6elferin ibres @roBboters
mar llnb trobbem iiberrieIelt lie
Itets Elm folter @houcr, 1obalD Iic an
iene faredlibs 3eit benft ....
Yer gu oieIer Sobres3eit oft berrs
ften0e SbirDfto ipirft ebenfaIs ouf
ibrs glerben. 5eu1tbeiB Ihndubt er
itms Saus unb peitTdt 6ie 3arfen gIii.
ItentelHe, boB iie matt uno IhldTf bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11

Dor Der Gnec unb Girftisfsit Isiues
Sdus6ens - Sonia Iebrt ibn, aerobe
IN Dieier geordneten Srauliatstt ius
time ReiSe gu finben, Die ibm etipos
gieues fino.
@r begiunt nit ibrsn glugen gu Ies
ben: ME oorber erfdien ibm Der 6ims
mel 70 Iei6tenO blau, bic Some 10
ItrabIeno ben, bic 3u ieinen SyiBen
aussebreitete Gampogna 70 ppeiispers
Hart.
glod oentsH Die beiben gliidli6en
WlenIhentinbsr nidt ans glrbeiten.
sic feieru bic n5litterno6eu" ouf lire
QBeiie. Den 9an5en Gag iiber bur6s
ltreifen tie Die Gampogna pber fIettern
Die lorbeerumfGunlten 8erqipeoe bins
auf unb tebren erit abenos beim, beIas
ben nit buntfarbieen 8lumen unD
9riinem @e5peig, nit oenen Sonia tns
ter Baden unb S6erSen ben Slid
fhmiidt, auf bem bic dlte Barbara bas
einfacbe Wlnbl duftrdgt, bas sumeiit
aus Mlaccoroni ober 4iIotto o0er elmer
dbnIicben billigen Speile belfebt.
llnO nenn bic beiben boun, bunQria
BON Ianeen llmberIdpeifen, munter
brouflos eiien rno ols piir3iqe geis
gobe inniee 8Iide tauE9en pber einen
beritobIeuen Sdnbeorud ooer oar einen
irurieen &uB bonn gIduben lie, i'm
pdraoieie gu Iein, aus Dem nihts Iie
bertreiben tonn,
3 goloeue Suseneasitl . Saoe Der
Gpfenl ...
9la6 uub no9 mirS bic SotIo6e,
0cb Orlando GamponeQi bic ,,9rins
aeIlin SrIoff~ eebeirotet bal, in 9Rom
betannt. @o9 ba iiber bieIer 6eirat
Elm sepiRes DunteI fdpebt, ba feline
8crmdbhlnesunSsigen berI9idt murz
oen, On beIonoers Der MorHeIe Silbio
6driiber siiiees @tiuidtpeieen beipobrt
r. 70 iiber ldbt mon bos iunee poor
iid3 ielbit ~ gu feiner groBen syreube.
Die beiOen empfinben cine fdit tin6-
lithc 6urbt 0aB jemonb i6re Ielbfoes
ipdbItc GtnIomieit itDren i6nne unb
lugen Bel ibren GpaSiergdngen inter
2adeh uno Neden itsts Id5nrf no6 all
len Seitsn ous, I'm Iofort in einen
Seitenpfab ein3ubiegen ober i'm @uls
oesruntel gu perfhpin0en, 1obolb Iie
irgenotpo Elm betanutss GJefi6t eripdb=
ten.
llnb ols nun erit bos eemeiItIdme
grbeiten Ioseebt, als bic beiben nidt
nur i'm Sdnoeln auf Der Sberfld9e
res 2ebens, fonOern i'm 0enteu unb
SanOeln iic6 ems fiiblen Sa bla6t
ellie groBe, aIlutlldIIenos 2iebe anti
fter ibnen ouf. Dos 3ulammenors
bitten srfdeint i5nen fdon pie Gin
Sioum. Sebt eft srfcursn Iie 0as
MeIen ipabren GliidS: nfliges Qafges
ben in einem anbtren SerSen, S1:a~
iiterfhmel5en In Elm cnctrss so
rie DoIltpmmeHs Nereinigung SptldTn
6frei Wlenl8en bic i9r san5ss Snnr-es
nIiteinanoer teilsa.
1od nit Der betr.i9er @inlomteit
III es bolo borbsi, ais bic erite ylums
mer Der nNeuen Sori5ontc~ erIGeiut,
init Dem glnfaHs Der aufieEeuerresens
ben G9riIt:
runfere 5ludt aus Sibts
rten"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11


Sn3piIden 1T ou@ @onia ni6t
miibig 9etpefn. Sis bat oie notipsuz
oioiten @intGufe semo9t uno Itd olles
an bic @Dreiie Oer guten S1peIter
8enebetta f1iden loiIen.
Sn fieberbafter @iIe tIeibet Iie iid
um. Damn podt iie bic clegonte 9ois
lette unb an bic iibrigen @cgenItGnbe,
BON benen lie onne6men muB, 6ab iie
BON Dem @eloe Der 2uneos oneeIdofft
ipuroen, ouIammen. MDgsn 1is nun
tommen, biefe 2euts!
D0o. usbmt euer @igentum unb bers
labt mid! SD babe uihts mebr NIT
ercb au tun!"
@rIei6tsrten 6erSens blidt iie ouf
.ods patet. SsBt f6uIbet iie niemans
benz mebr etipas ouBcr Orlando.
glber a1, ipieoiel ItbulDet iie ibml
Ni9t nur oie 4Ieiber, bic Iie trGet -
nein, Ous 9eben ftlbit! llno bor dlIem
oieIe unenplide 5rsubc om 2ebeul Die
9pffnuns ouf Die 8uiunft! y. Mir6
er fe in benz sinfo9en bunflen MoIls
tleio ebenfo lieb Baben, ipie in ben toits
boren @epGnoern, in 6snen er Iie biss
Der itets eeIeben2. -.
sic fritt bor 0en tleinen Spieoel,
bsrI6rGntt bic Sdnbe btnter benz
aOpf uno betro6tst iid4 Iunge unS'
moblgeidIlig ~.
So, iie lit f9Dn. sic muB es felbit
sugeben. S6re Soille erI6eint foit
nod Ihldnfer in benz acknowledgement,
fGHbtsn &leib 49,. ibre SGnDe iinb
ebenIo ipeiB unO 5ort aud pbue Ringe
-. ibre glugen II
&Iingeln brauBen an ser Gntrees
tiir reibt iie aus Der 9etro6tiino ibres
eisenen @pieseIbiIbes.
Gleid barauf ml6eet oas fIeine
0ienitmGbGeu, boB Signor gampas
nslli iie gu fpre1eu ipiinI1e.
Jreubenrote iteiet in ibre Moneen.
Ger liebs Srlonbo! Mos pirb er ibs
retpesen BEL Ieinem itrensen Batter ees
, litten baben!
@liiditrableno, in frober @rnors
tuna, eilt iie no9 oem tIeinen ggobns
stmmer.
9o9 ni6t Der GeIiebte tritt ibr ents
eeeen, ion6eru fein Batter, Der Mors
cbeIe SilDio, ORLANDO ftebt ettpas obs
ieits om 6eniter.
@rItount blidt iie BON oemeinen aum
antern. Damn oerneigt iie ii9 leiGt
Dor bem dlteren Serrn unb oebt ouf
ORLANDO 81, ibn nit einem aGrtIi1en
Bid uufaHeno.
Sp6ttiI6 Iddelno bIidt Ser Mdrz
l9sie SiIbio ibr na9. Gr 1T our9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-11
r@ona meine Meinune.~
Ser .9eteftip perbelIat iim.

sd 9lQube nidt, bob irgenO ies
mono einen onberen S6luB aieben
tDnnte, naIoem sic i6m mitgeteilt baz
zen, Dab bic SrIOffs notoriIhe -"
nS4on gut, i4ou quit" tpebrt Der