davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

mi oficerami W Bad Elster W
pofudniowo-wschodniej Sakso--
nil. Major LEICESTER, moi znajo-
my. przy}aczy} sic do mas.
Major LEICESTER szuka4 sposob-
noSci ~przemowienia do mnie, i
pomiedzy innemi powiedziaf:
My tn stardnRle RotuJemy
ws=ystko, co sig tycsy W0S, A.
merykan6w. Dtugj to bedgie po-
racAunek ! ME opu$cili$my "a
dmych sacseg636w. BqdEcie pc
aUni, &c rachunek ten goStonic
mam kiedy$ preedto5ony do "a
| }otwienia. -. Mamy te rachun-
Ia cyarno ma bia1em. -. &c zlcy-
Hq n~iemieckq $ciS'O$ciq."
W ,Monistiches Jahrhun-
dert" W grudniu 1914 roku pi-
sal DIR. Oppenheimer 2 Duessel-
dorfu:
,,Stany Zjednoczone Europy
I Niemcami jake krajem ma
czelnym i cesarzem niemieckim
jake gfowa uni, - OTTO wizya
moja.... JeSeli swycieSymy
Oak tego spodsie,Cdmy sic .
IL co wiersymy), to musimy do
s@csetu skrussyG potege ARg'i,
naszego najstraszniejszego WrO
| ga; musimy jej sabro6 kolonie
/ flote. Mo5emy r6wnies @abro6
! flote rancuSkq I emusic Fran
eye do poniesienio kosstdw woj-
ny. Kr6la b~elgiiskiego moSnd-
by usunqG, a Be1gia n'og'aby
s,e prsWqcsyG do Niemiec jdko
integraIna cze$G ceSarStwa.
w radzie panstwa zas ME
mieckiej, tax W grudniu 1914
roku wofaf posef Basserman:
,Wiemy o tenn! Niemiecki o.
rzef roztoczy swe skrzyd}a /
wzniesie sic do WYNN znacz-
nieiszych nii kiedykolwiek, A
=atrzymamy ma saWszc hra-
| je ~w;y&nione krwiq niem'eckq.
Nasza goraca mi1os6 ojczyzny
dodaje nam dosyc SHY do pono-
szenia najwiekszych ofiar. Ale
oby$'ny satrsymali ma @o~see
to, co$my gajeH, a opr6c5 teGo
poayskaH wsaystko, czego p0-
t~rsebujemy.'
Wog6le cytat6w dowodza-
cych, re W ko}ach rzadowych
Niemiec zawsze jeszcze istnie-
ie zamiar zatrzymania wszyst
kiego, co ,,przez krew niemiec-
ka zosta1o uzyznione" / daI-
szych z~dobyczy, re nadto istnie
ie zamiar W tych krajach zdo-
hytych prowadzic polityke wy
w}aszczania i wynaradawiania
az do ostatecznoSci, - takich
cytat6w autentycznych czytel--
nix znajdzie W tie ksiazce mn6-
stwo.
Obok cytat6w przytoczonycll
z wyrazen sic r6znych przed--
stawicieli Niemiec juz W czasie
wojny, znajduja sic r6wniez W
tenn dziele liczne cytaty z GA
sow dawniejszych, jeszcze
pred wojna W dziefach, mo-
wach lub prywatnych rozmo-
wach wy4owionych, a swiadczq-
cych O tenn, re rad niemiecki
z Gala swiadomoScia dqzy{ do
wywolania wojny swiatowej,
do niej sic przygotowywa} /
wreszcie ia sprowadzi} W ma
dziei, re wojna ia zapewn!
Niemcom panowanie mad Swia-
tenn.
Przytoczymy tn ieszcze tyl-
ko opowiadanie majora N. A.
Bailey W liScie pisanym do dra
W. T. Hormaday, a og4oszo-
nym W New York Tribune"
II sierpnia 1915:
,,Ku koncowi wojny hiszpan-
sko-amerykanskiej powraca-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

Ma tenn ko1czymy. Bye moze,
re PREY innych sposobnosciach
nieraz bedziemy korzystali z
dziefa, o kt6rem m6wimy; "a
checamy jednakowoz raz jesz-
cze wszystkich tenn sic intere-
suiacych, by dzielo to sobie
s%prowadzili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

Rad narodu przes ndrod ola
rarodu, ME zgirte z powterSchnf
siemi.
Abraham Lincoln
MeEowie stdru wSzedzfe zga-.
dzGjq sic " zddniu, re must ist-
nice EjednocEord, niezGIezna 1
Samorzqdra PolSkG.
Woodrow Wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

drogami. Me zapomnij pan o
tenn, a "a lat jakich Is PREY
pomnij pan sobie, DO bedzie to
pana interesowa1o. ..."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05

Z~alOiOna 1891 rOku
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-05
DAMSKIE CRUDE
VELOUR KINIONY
%TANIOSCE-- DAMSKIE SUKNIE

Damsk1e So suk1enne
plaszcze, zrobione z well
nianej velour i chiffon
broadcloth, specyalnie W
te wyprze- IL M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-NEW; ROOMS AND
bath; concrete cellar; large yard; extra lot II
needed; SO, $50; $500; balance to suit. OWNER.
11O1 Il st. ne. 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN
ON REAL ESTATE IN D. @.
PREVAILING INTEREST AND COMMISSION.
q. L. RUST. 400 d ST. NV.
HAVE ESTATE FUND OF $50, 600 TO LOAN
on D. G. or Maryland property in sums to suit.
Prompt replies.
WILLETT & REINEcKE, 1909 a NV
MONEY TO LOAN-NOW IN HAND, s15. 900
to loan on improved D. O. realty; sums to suit;
BELT. o,BRiEN & CO.. mo. 1909 st. NV.
ON DISTRICT OF COLUMBiA REAL ESTATE:
large or small amounts: reasonable rates. traas.
T HoHAS ]. EHHER Aoo.Na
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
Somerset Heights Bargains

: hrsrv scboo,, and err: besutiful corner prop
ertv: ost vrnre lawns and garden; bargain:
cons.oe. -raoe: Aoole.s no1 ~. s.-- ease-
Somerset Heights Bargains
vii, divide tbem ana sen Soxfso to go feet At
2H to g cents a foot-s275 to $3.50 Easy terms.
Think of IT. " acre good land for fruit or
vegetables. Water. sewer, gas. shade, rnacadam
road cement walk. blocks from wis: ave- car.
Sign on each lot: See g I. DohsEfT. Owner.
1908 Il st: NV. Main 10.0.
ami; detached home Of Q large bright, airy
rooms. Sleeping porch screened and connects
with two bedrooms. Attic space and trunk room.
Open fireplace Front porch, 80 feet long. Con-
crete cellar, hot-water heat. laundry trays and
servants toilet. .,oo
FF'ce less p pnan S1;oyV' ur.rrp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

Sister Angela Augustine. the last sur
viving member of a group of French
nuns who fifty years ago founded the
home and order of the Little Sisters of
the Poor in New Orleans. died In that
city yesterday. aged seventy-nye years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
FIND t STILL DIFFICULT i
TO GET FREIGHT MOVED
Private Shippers Are Subjected to
Delay in Less Than Carload
Quantities.

While the railroads of the United
States have been completely nationals
ICED and government shipments are
moving with great rapidity. private
shippers it Is said. are finding it still
difficult to get freight movement to
destination. In many parts of the
country shipments in less than car
load lots are declined. the claim
is made, and usually freight is accepted
subject to delay.
The nation has the right Of way
Other shipments, it is promised, will be
moved as quickly as possible. But tho
vast movements OF men, munitions.
supplies and foods for military pur-
poses is at this moment, apparently.
taking up the railroad facilities Of the
nation.
This is despite the fact that tho rail-
roads are moving a vastly greater num-
Der of ton miles than ever before and
despite the fact that their efficiency
has been promoted to the extreme by
many methods of conserving waste
movement of half empty cars and by
cutting down passenger service to
leave tracks free for freight trains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
Daniel Willard Optimistic.

When there is a relief in the move
ment of government freight, the sit
uatfon will be undoubtedly most excel
lent. Daniel Willard, chairman OF the
committee on transportation Of the
council of national defense, president
of the B. and o. r R., is elated over
the railroad situation
THE huge railroad systems Of tho
United States have been nationalized."
he explains. 1893 companies operating
in forty-eight states and controlling
$4,000 miles of road. are responding
admirably to the central direction.
During the last two months. says Mr..
Willard, the railroads have handled
vastly moro ton miles than ever before.
He continues:
The roads have responded to every
made by the council of ma
tional defense. They have made all
transfers of troops on schedule In
manner entirely satisfactory to, the
War Department, SO far as am advis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

PRICE REDUCED.
Was $S,500-owner has left city
Now $500.
The most desirable S-room and
bath house ever offered in Chevy
Chase at such a low price; lot As 4
feet wide. Every improvement.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. 713 18th st.
BLooMINGDALE HOME.
Near North Capitol and II sts.:
very fine Groom and bath house.
with modern imps.: double rear
porch. etc. Worth $3.50. We can
deliver for
$3.50.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
Main 2345. T13 14th st.
TAKOMA PARK.
An unusually low-priced bunga-
low on very easy terms; large
rooms and sleeping porch; open
fireplace; hot-water heat, ETC.; large
lot.
See us and see bungalow at once.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 2345. 713 14th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS APARTMENTS
in new apartment house: splendid central loca.
tion: also and room and bath apartments II
same building reasonable rents.
PHuIIPs ESTATE. $50 John Marshan place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

D. Harry Woodbridge was shot and
killed at Memphis. Tenn. yesterday by
his wife. Woodbridge, according to the
police, went home Intoxicated, and the
shooting occurred after he had kicked in
the door of room In which his wife
had sought refuge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
Railways Increase Facilities.

The roads have immensely increased
the supply of coal cars. facilitated the
transit or grain and met the needs OF
the nation in time of war as promptly
and as effectual as is they were under
government control.
ION May /. when this committee was
formed and the railroads set out to CO.
operate with 1t in an effort to obtain
greater national efficiency, there was q
car shortage of 1882 cars. At the
end of June this shortage had been re-
ruced to los. 900 cars. though business
was steadily increasing.
Reports show that the coal car con-
gestion has been relieved also to q
great extent. The grain situation has
been improved wonderfully. There Is
every indication that the roads will be
able to take care of the big fruit crops
without trouble"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
TILE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, JULY Is, 1917.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE-ContinueA.

TAKOMA PARK, D. G.: ATTRACTIVE EIGHT
room house: all conveniences; one block Of IL
erty; oak grove lawns and garden; bargain:
consider trade Address BOX 6c-C, Star once. lee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

WASHINGTON TO PHILADELPHIA,
ATLANTIC CITY AND NEW YORK.
.ERICSSON LINE STEAMERS"
ATTRACTIVE WATER ROUTE FROM
BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Through the Chesapeake and Delaware canal
to PHILADELPHIA Stopping Mt great
fishing grounds. Betterton. Chesapeake and Del
aware City and Chester. Pa. From Washington
by b. and o. or W., b.. A. f. Ry. to Balti-
more. thence Ericsson line to Phila. Steamers
sail daily except Sunday, pm. Fast day boats,
Tuesdays, Thursdays. Saturdays. Sundays, S
am. Tickets sale at b. ard o. and w, R..
A. E. Ry. ticket offices: also c. SPLIEDT,
Ticket Agent, 1885 st. NV. for New York
Atlantic City. Cape May. Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove. Long Branch, Albany. Troy. points north.
Write for guide. CLARENCE SHRIVER. G. p.
A. Light and Pratt sts.. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16
WANTED-MONEY.

wANTED-s9oo FOR YEARS, 6ee, secured
by first deed of trust on ? brick houses Pierce
st. NV, valued at 81. 100; splendid security;
principals only. See W. O'HARA, wILLETT
& REISECKE CO.. 1909 Fl NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-07-16

FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000; NEAR 14th AND
Park road; an eishtroom corner house; moderh !:
heated with hot water. This house Is offered ut
a great financial loss in order to make a quick
sale. The value in this house can easily be ap-
preciated IL nm inspection is made.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1408 II st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE, $3.50; A LITTLE GEM
Pleasant car line. having six rooms and bath;
front porch. sleeping porch. hot-water heat and
electric lights; house is screened throughout;
BOSS Z PHELPs. INC. 14oe H st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $500; NEAR 18th AND
Park road; house that actually sold for SS,2o0
when new. nonresident owner has Just re.
duced the price. This Is a ten-room colonial
house, with two baths. hot-water heat, good
yard, with room for garage. This is snap
for home for an investment.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC, 14O8 II st. NV
FOR SALE = PRICE, $3.50; THE BUILDER
asked $4,000 for this house when new. There
ten rooms. two baths, hot-water heat, cleo,
trio lights and oak floors: We believe it would
nothing Of the lot Attractive location. west
of Mount Pleasant street.
ROSS & PHELPS. INC. 1905 n st. NV.
FOR SALE = PRICE. $1,000; LOCATED A
little north Of Park road and just of from 18th
street; a two-story. eight-room- attic house.
entirely modern and in good repair. The house
is "A feet wide and there is brick garage,
with room for two cars, rented at SIG per
month. The honse will rent for at least $40
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 1905 II st. NV.
FOR SALE = PRICE, $3.50; A CORNER
house. attractively located on the heights; two
stories and attic; two baths on second noor:
every modern convenience, including three large
porches and fireproof garage. Convenient terms
BOSS & PHELPS, INC, 1905 H st. NV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
"a 19. aapitel.

Sm Quirinol ~ unter bem Protefz
forat oes italieniI1en R0nigSpaares
Tinnst Elm grpBesMob bltdtigteitstOnSert
Itott gum gefen Der beim Grobeben
Doa SS6io 9eruugliidten. Qtuh Die
iunee Wlor9eIe gompanelli gebDrt gu
ocn Wlitmirtenben.
sic bat 3pei einfahe ruIii1de
@oltsIieber gepdblt; aber lie iingt tie
nit elmer Snnigteit unO einem muiitaz
lilfen @erItdnbnis. Dab bds publiz
fun fi6 por gegeiiterung taum gu faif
leu peiB.
llno aud bic PreiIs 1T bon bes 2o=
bcS uno propbe3eit oer Diungen tiinit=
Ierin" cine beDeutenoe 3utunft als
Gdnqerin, tpenn Iie iib I'm ben bObes
rcn 3ipeieen Der &unit periu4en
lppllte."
GieIc Idmeit6elbofte Qnertennung
hat aur ssolqe, baB Der 3irettor Der
,,@ocieta muIicale" Iie oufforoert, in
einem 1einer berii6mten &ou3erte auf=
sutreten; I'M San ibrer 3uItimmung
t6une fe ibrs 9eoingungen ielbit tel
len.
Gbne 8eItnnen Idgt lie 3r - umIoe
mebr, als Tie geraOe pergebli4 ibr Sirn
Sariiber aermortert, tpo9er lie otesmdI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

Cine baIbe Stunbe Ipdter fdbrt
Sonia, bolb obnmG9tig unb tobess
blei6 in bic &iHen bon gOreonis tleis
mem pribotautomobil sebrudt, in ras
ienoem Sempo ourd bic nm bieIe 3eit
5iemli9 menI6enIeeren StroBen :.
sic 1T Hidt in Der @erfaHung, tlor
gu iiberIeeen, mos esI6ebsn. sic
tpeib nur, oaB pDbli9 nod ibrem 3ipeis
ten gtuftreten, @orsoni auf lie 3uges
tpmmen unO i6r erreet in Sbr geflii'
Iteri bate, er babe bon ieiner berited'
ten Qoee aus bemertt, bob Der @attt
Der @nGbigiten i'm SauIe onipeIent
NOR unb noh ibrem erIten gluftreter
nit ollen 3ei6en Der @rre9ung ipeg.
Itiir5te - tpabr16einIi1 in Der QlbIid6t
Der @nGoigiten binter oenRuliiIen cine
Soene gu MAIDEN. @nGbigIte mDae IiGb
aber nidt oufresen; er babe ftrenefte
Wsiiung gegeben, DOB niemono bic
9iibne betreten biirfe. Qlu9 lei cine
Stotiitin, bic cine Gbnli9e sSigur tpie
@rdbigite beIGbe, nit siuerWloste bere
Tcten unO BON WlOniisur 2unbin nub
cem unten burrenben Woeen seIeitet
ipor6en - Der WorIi9t baIber, falls
es benz Serrn Mar6eie einfdllen
Iclte, am 9lussone ouf Auerandbisite
81 iporten -.
Mie elm Gbaos ipirbeln bic @reiaa
niiIc bieIer turosn 3eit in benz &opf
Der oitternben Trau berum. @rIt iebt
font ibr gum 8eipuBtIein, ipos Iie ees
ton, tuie t0oIib Iie ben seIiebten @dta
ten our4 ibren lebten beimIi9en
@Gritt beIeibist bat.
(Gortiebuns frIot)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
@ier3e6n SAGE fpGter.

Wier3ebn Gage 5pGter.
Sn Dem trauliben tleinen @obnz
5tmmer iiBt Orlando, ben bunflen
&opf in Die Soub geItiibt, unb srii=
belt 80.
@r beritebt feine Srau nidt mebr.
llno bies 8enuBtIein 1bmer3t ibn tief.
gti8t, baB er ibr miBtraut - nein.
4ber er fiibIt, OaB in ibrem Ser3en et=
mos Dorgebt, on bem er teinerl Sell
bat, uno iein blinoes @ertrduen gu ibr
lei6et borunter,
ggas beoeutet gum 8eiIpiel pieber
BE S4rulle, beute dben6 Sur @rdfin
NobrioIe 81 fa9ren, DbaIsi@ er Sonia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25

ms Greie. Damn baiiet er ums Sous
9erum, nad Der tletnen pforte, bic
tiir bic mitpirtenOen &inItIer be-
itimmt lit.
Sin PoIioiit bGlt ibn uuf.
o@intritt perboten fir ieben, ser
bier ni6ts gu tun bat, Signorel"
rGber i'd babe bier gu tun!" ruff
.SrIonoo erregt, inOem er porbeibrdns
gen min.
Der poIi3iit faBt i6n am Qlrm unb
firiert ibn Idorf. Dos beritDrte 9luss
ieben oes @inbringlines fl0bt ibm 8es
benien Elm.
r8uriid, @iguOrel Sd babe Frenge
Srber -"
Sn oieiem 9tugenbIid OfFnet Iid oie
inrere Sir ON @nbe bes 3ur6oanos.
@eoGmpfte Wluiit tDnt an Orion6os
Obr. Sbm 1T, ais perne6me er elm
onoeres BON Sonios 9ieoern -.
@r min iid IosreiBen, min btneina
itiirmen. 0o9 tpoSu9 @r piiroe ben
Stanbol nur bergrDBern.
Dor Der pforts itebt cine @quipaae
- ieoenfaIls fir bic rmostierte 9aa
me" beittmmt.
Orlando entf6IieBt ii9, gu porten.
Sleih elmer S6ilbpo9e promeniert er
Dor benz @ebduoe auf unb ab. Die oes
idloiiene Sir feit i'm Qluge bebal@
tend -.
go9 etpa elmer 9ierteIItunbe -
etns @pigteit Oiintt Tie oem rubeIOs
Hmberpdnoernoen - Offnet iicb bic
SGr.
ORLANDO itiir3t berbei.
Da tommt iie, Die syrau, um berets
ipillen er ipie Elm 9erriidter bier auf
unO db remit - bic Wlaste nod Dor
oem 2lntlib, etngebillt in einen ipeiten
Nhenbmontsl, in oeTen bidem pel3s
frogen Der untere Sell bes @eii6fs
Deritedt 1T. Sbre Sanb rubt uuf Dem
Urn eines elegGnten 9errn i'm 5rod.
Seiner foum mebr mG6tia, perz
irerrt Orlando ben beiben oen Meo.
apIaB, MonIieur!" Tagt Der 9efrads
te rubig.
ORLANDO ipei9t ni9t bon Der Gtelle.
3itternb por glufregung beutet er auf
bic mostierte Dame. Die einen @9ritt
5uriid9etreten 1T.
n9ies 1T meine 6rou!" ruff, ,er auz
Ber ii9.
gDie froeenb blidt Der gefradte Ieia
ne 8egleiterin an, bic taum mertli9
ben &opf idiittelt.
nSie irren iid, Moniieur. Die1e
Dame lit niGt Sbre Gjottin!"
nMoIlte Der Simmel, Iie pdre es
ntGt!" tnirI6te Orlando obne 1tdb BON
Der Stelle 3u riibren. Seine brennenz
Rem 8lide bobren Ii9 binein in bic
f6por5s Spibenmoste, bic - fpie er
felt iiber5eugt 1T - bic 3ige Isinsr
Srau berbiilen.
S4On pintt Der 9efrudte Dem poz
li5iiteu.
Do Iiiftet bic Dame oie perbiiaenbe
Mloste.
Orlando pratt 3uriid.
gli6t SonjaS cole 3iee, niGt lire
melondolii1en blouen @ugen IinO es.
Srembs Ibnor3e Qtusen funteIn ber=
ausforOernO; ein frember Munb la6t
ibn BRETT an.
nSino Sic nun Sufrieben, Mona
iicur9" ip0ttelt Der 9efrudte un0 ees
leitet bic in3piI9en pieber nmostisrte
9ome" gu ibrem Moeen.
Orlando antportet ni9t.
2oneiam, tpie betdubt, fpenoet er
ii8 unO f9reitet geIsntten Sauptes bas
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25


sye mebr Sage ins Qanb eeben, ums
70 aufFalenber perdnbert iid Sonia.
Das liebenspiirbig rubi9e, friIde
Mldbden bat iid in elmer eraltierte,
nerb5Ie 6ruu perrudnoeIt.
syriiber Iu9te iie bos gllleinfein NIT
ibrem Soften uno ging ieber @eiellz
liateit fopiel ipie m6glib aus oem
Mege. Sebt itiirat iie lih bon einem
@ergniieen tns anoere; lieber tan5en,
plaubern, laden, ols bic RGhte, bon
fiuiteren @eoanten gequdlt, f4lafIos
i'm 9ett 8u8ubringen! 49,.
Den einaigen Srof gsipdbrt ibr bos
&lopterl Stunbenlang iiBt ite bort
uno pbantdiiert al ibre Sorgen,
ibre @ngi, tire dual in SDneu ousz
fIineen loTIenb. Oft tpiro Orlando
bur6 eine iDebmutspolle DeiIe ooer
0rrf cine Idrille DiHonan3 Biz ins
SnnerIte getroffen uno frugt iib be-
iorQt mas tpobl in Der Seele ieines
QBeibes borsebeu mDge.
@r tpdgt niHt, nit ibr oariiber 3lI
Iprehen. gr beobo6tet nur.
@noIi6. ais ibr @eii6t6en INNER
mooerer ipiro unb bas rGtIelbofte @us
genpoor INNER grDBsr uno INNER
unitdter ~ ba foBt er iicb elm Ser5,
36rtlid fdlingt er Den 4rm I'm
lire 2aille, tpis er es in Der eriten 3eit
ibrer @be 70 oft tat uno bebt liebeboIl
i6r gsIsnttes GeT6t 3u iih empor.
DDu muteit Dir 5u Diel gu, Sonia.
Seben absnO @eIellf6aft - ME Dor
Morgenerouen our Rube fommen -
macbt Did oas fpirflib gliidli99"
@srltoblen bebt iie bic Sano, Inn
cine 9rdne ipeg5utpiT6en, Die iid longs
fam bon ibren Mimpern loft. Do4 lie
fdet nidts. e
.,9aB uns' Elm ipenig ausIpannen!"
fdbrt er innig fort. r9ieIIeidt, boB
mir fir einige 3eit perreiien -"
gDie eIettriIiert fGbrt iie ous ibrer
genriidten Soltung empor.
,@erreiIen9 @erreiIen9"
sWenn mir re4t lparIdm iinb, t0ns
nen mir elm paor MpGen In paris lee
ben ober in Berlin -"
sSbre erbpbenen Mrme 1infen 6erab.
G5npeigeno fdiittelt lie ben Ropf.
ODER siebft @u einen anbsren Srt
BORG"
2Bie me1oniI6 gIeiten bic Singer
ibrer linten 6ono iiber bic SaIten bes
&lapiers, mdbrenO bic groBen, iebt 70
SIntel urtronoeten Mugen iebniii@tig
III bic sSerne bIiden
ql0Blicb I4lingt iie NIT elmer
frnmpf6aFten 8epegung bic grme UNI
ieinen 6aIs Sin @9immer Der frii=
Ierer gliidielieen Singebung Oertldrt
ibre 3iige.
DDu lofeit mir einmal bon einem
Qcn0e por tpeit, lpeit fort bon bier
... mo bic MenIGen gltt uno einfa9
iin0 4. no Notur unO 3unlt Itb ber=
einen, Inn ipiloe @er3en 3u beIdnftioen
~" murmelt Tie pte in traumbafter
@er8idune. 80, @eliebter, LAB uns
0ortbiu gebenl Meit fort BON bier -
nod Sapon, nm ben 9Reit uuIeres 2es
beus IN Hube uno @inlamteit 5u be-
lhlicBen "
gefrembet iritt Orlando einen
Gdrilt 3uriid.
o@onjol Gosben nod ipoIIteit Du
phnt 6eItli6tsiten niht leben tDnnen-
unb iebt Dieie frompf6Qfte Gebn1u6t
naG @infomteitg glo6 fernen 2Gn=
bern, tpD Du Did unm1gli6 pO6I
fiiblen ipiiroslt9 @u Oerfdlit aus ei=
nem Grtrem ins anoere."
ugBarum ni9t9" T6reit iie ouf bic
6dnoe pors @eidt T9loeenb. sd
bin NUN einmal 70! SD liebe i'm Gr-
trcm; idb bin gIiidli9 i'm @rtrem; id
Ieibe i'm Grtrem. Sci mir gibt es tein
Wliiteloing. gntpeoer Ieben - ODER
jterben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-03-25
20. RapiteI.

Dos eIeeante @pe3idIitGten=S Sbeater
rQllbambra" lit ausbertuuft II trpb
Der ums breifa9e erb0bten @intrittss
preiie. Dt4t eeOrdngt &opf an 2opf.
Seein plab mebr frei.
Qlls Orlando oie Der @i6ne 3unG1It
liegenbe proi3eniumsloge betritt, bat
Oie @orItellung bereits beeonnen. Sin
flii6tiger Bid nab Der 8iibne bin, n,ouf
Middletown transcript. [volume] (Middletown, Del.) 1868-current, 1917-07-07
t10r(f TOWN
Helps !
TREES HAVE ECONOMIC VALUE
Every One That Is Planted Adds to
Wealth Of Community as Well
as to Its Beauty.

The most striking living landscape
feature is a tree, therefore wherever
tree grows the land is more or less
habitable. No matter what kind of
tree it is, if Of large size, it proclaiIns
that the land it adorns is not desert.
Tree have been objects of love and
generation since the dawn of history,
many and varied, he who plants a tree
plants wealth and adds to the capital
of all.
Trees beautify homes parks, streets
and even as orchards their beauty is
not the least of their several specific
values. They cool the parched earth
and heated atmosphere in summer and
protect from biting cold and stormy
wind in winter, says the Los Angeles
Times. They purify the air, we breathe
it by arresting storms of dust and 9TH
er injurious matter. They add very
materially to the value of all property
even aside from the esthetic consid-
erations; their pure economic value~is
not questioned. There are not, there
fore, any reasons for not planting trees
and so many reasons why we should,
that it is best to place them wherever
and whenever the opportunity pre-
sents. 1t is indeed easy to get rid of
them if improperly placed. Therefore
be ever planting a tree, for it grows
all the time, even while the planter
sleeps, and is adding to the wealth Of
all on earth and all to come.