davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30
'.SVET',

nyni bylo nejake takoye neur-
cite podezreni v srdci vasem.
Ne, mily Guy" pravil Enrol
zmeniv dosavadni svou polohu
a nahnuv Sc k nemu, podpiral
81 hlavu jednou rukou, "neci-
MIN vam zadnou vycitku, ne
bot ma pryni pohled zda Sc my
slenka ia byti zcela priroze-
nou. Nuze, myslim, re muslin
uspokojiti tn duveru, iiz cho-
yate V me slovo a muslin zku-
siti byti ponekud uprimny. -
Az zde nastane dpadek - a
nastati must, pamatujte, re
snad budu moci stati pri nj! -
Rozumite mi nyni?"
Mlcky sklesnul Guy ma zidli
a prvni chvlli byl tax pohnut,
re nemohl odpovedeti; zakryl
81 rukama obliGej a city jeho
byly poboureny. Co to Revel
pravil? Guy nevedel co 0 tom
IvSem ma mysleti, ved6l vsak,
re muz takoVy, 3akym. byl Err
rol nemohl chovati pouze kid
ne pratelstvi ku zene, jakou
byla manzelka sira Lestera.
"Revele, Revele," prayil ce-
II jsa zdrceny. "Jak bych 81
pfal, abyste il nikdy nebyl spa
tfilw
Ale Enrol zavrtel hlavou a
slabe Sc usmal. Zdaz pax ta-
kove Stesti - zdaz pax vedo-
mi, ze Sc test jeji lasce - ne
stale "a vsechny ty utrapy, jez
tim jinak byly spojeny?
"Hled'te," pravil Enrol, II
"muz, jenz YAM jest zadluzen,
neni nikdy tax spobodnym, OBJ
zvlaste v pfipade cestnych dlu-
hu - sir Lester ku prikladu|
mne nemuze vypuditi re sveho|
domu. Ia nedlouho dostane Sc
sc mnou do sporu - Ia mala
hadovita zenstina mu neco OBJ
zvlaStniho nahuci do uSi; on si|
pax promluvi Sc sVou zenou a.
to znamena, re potion lady de
Malpas bude potrebovati pfi-
tele!"
Jest to cire $ilenstvi Revele; 1
pustil iste Sc do odvazne hry,
kteraz nemuze jinak nez ne
st'astne. skonciti."
go, ia mohu pro nj velmi
mnoho uciniti. V Siren sveteI
bude nekoho. pro nj, k nemuzI
Sc bude moci obratiti - neko-
no, jenz Sc 'nestrachuie vaSehoI
anglickeho straSaku: "lidskych
reci," pravil Errol iakousiI
trpkosti. "Ovsem - kdybychI
mel sira LeStera nekde na "a
pade, yehnal bych mu kuli do
srdce a byl bych S MIN hotov
Zde to vsak nejde - civili-
zovane zemi musite pracovatiI
Ipotaii. Mnoh0 Sc mluyiva oI
obetovdni zivota pro zenu -
to vSak il malo pomuze. Clo-
vek musi ziti il zachraniti.
ackoliy i pfi tom po cely cas-
zvolna umira."
Pc slovech tech sedel tise -
tax tise, re Sc zdalo, re ami
,nedycha. A Guy take zdstal
ma chvili mlcky a bez hnuti Sc
deti; jakasi posyatna hruza Sc
no zmocnovala. Jak velke by
10 Saskatchewan Sc tohoto mu-
zel Bylo ysak mozno, abyI
clov6k proved takovy yelikyI
Iukol? "A venovala-li mu Va
lencie sve srdce?' pravil Guy
nevedomky pronaSeje slova iak
sc utvofila Y jeho mysli. "A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30

Toto jsou jedny 2 bronco
vych dvefi V Gouldove pametni
kniznici New York university,
dedikovane pred nekolika dny
jako pomnik stavitelstvi v oso-
be zesnuleho Stanforda White
"a, tvdrce budovy. Dvere jsou
.praci White-ova syna, Lawren-
ce Granta White-a a byly We
novany universite vyborem pra
tel obdivovatel6 mrtv6ho ar
chitekta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-30

~
telkou; nevyhledaval ami nevy-
volaval prilezitost, aby mohli
byti o samote a nebyl rychlej-
sim Y tom, ably il obsluhoval
nez mu bylo dovoleno jake dd-
vernemu hosti. A Valencie
stejne dobre Sc mela ma pozo-
III. Byla vzdy dokonale pozor
hvou, zdvoTilou laskavou ku
svakrove sira Lestera, ale sr-
decnou k nj nemohla byti a ia
ke sc nepretvarovala, aby Sc
takoVou zdala. K ostatnim
clenum rodiny de Malpas byla
: lhosteinou - by-i to praoby-
ceinf spolecensti lide, k nimz
Valencii mic nevabilo, ale PAM
Frederick de Malpas byla j
zrovna tax jako Errolovi zee
la rozhodne. protivnou.
Po case spolecnost v dome
reSkajici vzdor vSemu taktu
d opacnemu usilf Valencie, Sc
roztfldila We diva tabory pani
Frederick de Malpasova iaksi
stala ma neutralnim uzemi me-
ri obema. Pratele sira Lestera
nebyli po chuti Claveringovym,
ami Guyovi ami Errolovi a by
Ii caSto - muzove totiz - ne
pfitomni, odchazeiice ku kon-
skym dostihUm a podobnym "a
bavam. Enrol nekdy Sci S nj
mi, pOn6vadz mu zalezelo na
tom, ably 81 ziskal a zachoval
iisty vlW ma sira Lestera a
mnohdy hraval dlouho do noel
Sc SIREN Lesterem a ieho pT;lte-
ly klubu vzbuzoval pfekva-
peni a ddiv Guyuv svou doved-
nosti Stestim.
Sir Lester posmlval Sc Gu
yCvi, re Jest postlzen "mrav-
MIN zachvatem" poneVadz ne
cht6l brati podilu ma hre a zlo-
bill Sc ia ''vladu spodnicek",
jakez pr} Sc Guy hloupe po-
drobil, Vsak Guy, jenz dovedl
chladne snaseti vsechny ty IL
sklebky, odpovidal uprimne,
&c muz nemuze uciniti mic lep-
slho, nez uposlechnouti dobre
rady divky, kterouz miluje a
od niz jest milovan pokud je-
no Sc tyce, re nebude nikdy
hrat1 0 TAX vysok6 sazky jake
oni.
''Jen sockejte az budete ze-
nat, muj hochu," pravil sir Le-
ster; "VSak Wy pax dosti rychle
zpfetrhate prostranky. Das
vezpi vaSi "dobrou zenskou
radu." Kdybych Sc mel riditi
radon me zeny, musel bych Ii
ii jake poustevnik."
''Nebyla by to spatna pro
vas vec, sire Lestere," pravil
Enrol usm6vem. On a sir Le-
ster spolu hrali; Enrol kidny
itchy, sir Lester nedockavy a
rozcileny. Ia SLOW svych po-
lozil Enrol ma still kartu pax
shrahnul celou sazku.
"Vidite, vse to jest nasled-
KEN toho, re nechcete byti po-
slusen rady," pravil
"Vy muzete cloveku kaza-
TIL 2amruGel sir Lester. -
"Hrajetc jake d'abel a jste pfi
tom chladny, jake byste hral @
vindru "
Enrol pokrcil ramenoma a
small Sc.
"Mne na tom nezalezi. Sa-
zejte 81 desitky, dyacitky, Ii,
boil vam yyhrajte 81 Ease
vsechno nazpatek. Budu S va
mi hrati tfeba do rama, chce-
tell"
"Dobra; zdvojnasobte saz-
kul Dostanu vSc nazpet drive
nez uplyne hodina,' zvolal sil
Lester rozpaleny. "Seckejte
poSleme pro novou hru karet. y
"Nemohu vas pochopiti, Re-
vele," pravil Guy, hryza Sc dc
rtu mluve nemeckX, ktereztc
reel sir Lester nerozumel.
proc jei svadite ku prohre?
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16

That the piece must be as popular
with its composer as with the public
is attested TO by the fact that Saint
Saens has made transcriptions of this
composition for all the instruments.
This work belongs to that class of
program music in which the title
merely suggests to the auditor the
mood or poetic thought of the COM
poser.
Marche Gunebre Dune Marionette
Funeral March of Marionette)
(Charles Francois Gounod, 1818-1893)
This selection from an unsigned
"suite Burlesque" furnishes an excel
lent example of descriptive music
sometimes called characteristic or
program music. While it is funeral
march careful listening will con-
vince the audience that the funeral
march could not possibly be for any,
thing other than a doll. The first
two chords indicated when the mari
onette falls and is broken. Then the
mourning troupe says: "Ah-poor-
dead-doll.' Then the cortege is form
ed. AS they march they chant the
following:
A murmur of voices nigh,
A chattering shrill and high,
Soft but clearer, now 'tis nearer;
Like a dirge, O bark!
It's rising, and failing,
Here comes treading with artless air
Folk of motley and tinsel wear,
Tho they lightly move,
The marionettes go wailing!
Still today are his dancing feet,
Still today is his singing sweet,
Flow'rs they're bringing,
Soft they're singing,
All the troop together.
When the sun was high,
Gay Pierrot was dancing,
Silent now he lies,
Closed are his weary eyes.
Red with paint his cheek,
And red the lip that does not speak,
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Section @: Page One

Folk of motley and tinsel wear,
Tho they lightly move,
And sprightly Marionettes sigh and
cry,
The sorry troupe together;
See the sorry troupe together;
See them all dancing by!
All, now now see them all dancinc
by! dancing by!
Javotte, ballet Camille Saint-Sa:
ems, 1861.
This ballet runs through the fol-
lowing movements typical of La
Continued on page Eight)
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16
0, we must merry be and live ou

0, we must merry be and live gu,
lives as gay as he.
0, when the sun was high
Gaily Pierrot was dancing;
Where he still doth lie
Waters flow!
Sunbeams glow!
Breezes blow!
A murmur Of voices nigh,
A chattering shrill and high,
Soft but clearer, now It's nearer;
Like a dirge Oh bark!
It's rising and failing.
Here come treading with artless air
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Thirty.fourth Recital

Thirty.fourth Recital
By Pupils Of Miss Leila Opdenweyer
and Mrs. Arthur M. Schutzman
Garig Hall
Saturday Evening, December 10, 1921
at eight fifteen.
Program.
On the Rolling Waves (Hoffman)-
Miss Mary Watts and Miss Opden-
Weyer.
The rhythm Of this number, six
beats to measure in rather slow
tempo easily suggests the motion of
waves in a quiet sea.
Sonata OPP. 40 No. 2 Second Move
ment (Beethoven)-Miss Effie Null
line.
This movement of the sonata is a
minuet. The theme heard in two ex-
act repetitions is the one used by
Beethoven in his celebrated septet
for wind and string instruments.
Prelude (Wright-Miss Lottie We'll
and.
In this number, left hand study,
the left hand plays alone both sing
ing the melody and playing its ac-
compartment.
The Lady Of Dreams (Daniels); I
Wonder if Ever the Rose (Slater)-
Mrs. Monroe Morris.
Patriotic Song Op. 12 No. 8
(Grieg)-Miss Florence Stewart.
In speaking Of this music, develop
ed from Norwegian folk tune, Grieg
said: my object in arranging this
music for the pianoforte was to at
tempt to raise these folk tunes to an
artistic level by harmOnizing them in
a style suitable to their nature"
Study (Sartorio)-Miss Margaret
Gladney.
In part one of this study, called
"Romance' by its composer, the left
hand carries the melody. In part
two, the second chapter, the right
hand carries the melody, and the left
again in part three, which is like part
one with interesting alteration.
Because (D'HardeIot)-Mr. Henry
c. Smith.
Dance Of the Bayaderes Ruben
stein)--Miss Nita Babin and Miss
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16

Opdenweyer.
This number is from the opera
Feramors by the same composer.
Intermission.
1t Was a Song You Sang Me
(Lohr)-Miss Laura Redden.
Venetian Gondola Song OPP. 62 No.
5 (Mendelssohn) Mrs. Hamilton.
This number is one of the "songs
without words' by the same compos~
er. The song is sung by the gon-
dolier, here played on the piano by
the right hand. An interesting fea-
ture of the composition is its ending
in the major mode.
Sweet Lavender (Johnstone)-Miss
Alice Kuhnert and Miss Opdenweyer.
Lavender is little purple flower
common in southern Europe. The
following annexation was written by
the composer: "This composition
seems to combine the sweetness of
the fragrant little flower with a
suggestion of the past"
Moonlight-Miss Nita Babin.
Part one, of this number conveys
the impression of forest in the
moonlight. Towards its close an cas-
lily distinguishable feature is the tri|l
Of bird. Part two is a new idea, a
song Of thanksgiving, and part three
is return to part one, again the
forest.
Minuet (Beethoven)-Miss Mildred
Kelly.
This number is the celebrated minu-
ct in G. While the mood of the piece
is essentially bright it has an inAec-
tion of sadness.
Song OPP. 45 (Jensen).
This piece is good musical de-
scription of a wedding procession.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16
THE PHILHARMONIC ORCHES
IRA, SUNDAY. DEC. II.

INH, OUNUH UEC. II.
The Star-Spangled Banner John
Stafford Smith, 1750-1S36)-Louisi-
ana State University Chorus, Audi
ence and Orchestra.
oh soy, can you see, by the dawn's
early light,
What so proudly we hailed with the
twilight's last cleaning?
Whose broad stripes and bright stars
thro' the perilous fight;
Ger the ramparts we watched were
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21O7 WALNUT ST.--B"th Allyn Apai tments
handsomely furnished. single or rn suite.
pmbodylny all tn" C02inoss and comforts of
y well ppointcd hUn".
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ATTRACTIVE r. rooms and suites with private
baths IN Ho'"l Camden, I'd md Penn SITS.
Camden. =. j. Telephone Camden 1850
Daily. weekly OF monthll cses.
PINE, ST At l6TH-Attractiya batcnelor
apts rooms ud bstn. Cali Walnut 021
tao" North American BLDG NJ Harold
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WALNUT, 2O3I o. rooms and bath. .leC
light. hot wafer heat. renovated through
out: a!so phy siclan's office. first hoor front
1 nLuIg. ll,nn
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APARTMENTS WANTED

GNFl'RNlSHEp 800 Ous iargr small
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phone walnut 3l7, It is quite impOEsih," to
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FURNISHED or room apartment de
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traiIy located can Locust ASA Race
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MAIDSTONE Apt. 1927 Spruce St Fur
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CHESTNUT. 2O36--Room with private
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nj NONn uipgIa
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APARTMENTS
Park Ave. & Dauphin Ns,w:
wAvERLy APARTMENTS

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

NICTROLA IN, including lu-inch doubIs
face records az selections. $50. 10. This is
handsome machine. with latest Improve,
mants 81. so wkly. b. Is. Todd. 1909 Arch q
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PTANO-S75 cash Ss6. one dollar week f,r
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PIANO Beautiful new upr gh; FOR sale =,
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ALL makes phonographs repaired by factory
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SEWING MACHIN Es

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t30-NEW drophead, 76c weekly cost So
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i rooms h.ths 81" hs', "'"clrie.
H. J. Easy, 18th & Thompson
H.J.FASY, 18th & Thompson SITS.

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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

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RAIL,ROAD FRONTAGF
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/ rRANkFORD AV

Businr.s rroperueS and Stores
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WEST PHILADELPHIA

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DOGS, BIRDS AND GOLD FISH

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cor. ROTH ~. ANp IOLuMBIN AVE.
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sul, any bISr procession. Keys \
WI t.. CKNVEN.S : SONS. 1915 =, eth =.
and "OlN toNumhiH H'".
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ROOMS FOR RENT

SPRING GARDEN. 22i3--2 or 3 communi-
eating rooms. furnished for hOusckcepinS.
$3.50 Poplar 7i00.J.
rooms, with or without board Phone
belmont N74G W. -
RITTENHOt so w. 2lG Brght,
gentlcm n Sprnce ials.
HANDSOMELY furnished room in large
modern. private home; electric lights, 10
minutes TO city Phone Barring ll6
LADY having own home would like TO rent
furn. rm. TO bus. woman 9i4. Led. ON.
REFINED. priva.c couple " II ron ruorn
vicinity a2d redat ave, Wood. 4023 W,
PINE. 1906 Lovely APARTMENT, rooms.
bath and porch: excelleET table. Loo. i4IO
IN RITTENHOUSE SO Applicants must
furnish reference Phone Locust iiIh.
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H.I.FASY, 18th & Thompson SITS.

q DWGS vie iTth and Erie VIII SCI
or an. already financed; quick poss =
mi hatn. IarEe yard; porch front. Fuhr-
man Really CORN 1910 ArCh. Sprnr" S"l
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H.JFASY. 18th & Thompson SITS.

1000 HfO,'k Y. 1Oin -. story sioue ana
StrIcCn porCh u rnr ns and bath. ho'.wh'"f
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EHRlishhp DING HuhSES, with brides amt
Aered and eSm sS1dLeS; h both horses weIl man
sold cheSp eau ne driven in harness; will be
AMI T. with harness. goyerness 90, 90.
viii he "n,e ideal pony for chiidren auuis nnS
sofa cheap, oei, Ledger osfice.
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Fa \NkIORI,

EFFICIENCY housekeeping apdrtn+ni hn
shed in enamel white hardwood floors
finest BATHROOM and ktchenette; wonderful
location with ~ acres Of land aud old
shade garage ca premises. one block from
country club and golf links. MAtRAN. DOL
MAN & CO. \. Broad and Chestnut.
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stores aud Dwellings

543 s. l"TH--N"N 20 school: rtah' above
Spring Garden. good p'acn fur store. prlc"
SI60n N"rn1r >'Hnl0n h23 Wiih"rtp""n ts'K
: cor 5th d \luor.-- store 4 un. in rear;
harg. Nrruun Stul'un. 621 Wlth"r.ppUn Big
S. f. cor. 18th & Manton-Store & dwg. bis
lot, S4iON. N.rnon Stanton. WIiharspOOn
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-" 'tN>TDN\

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DIAMONDS BOUGHT

$500 old gold, platinum and silver bought,
The Diamond Shop ,otM e aSois N iS!a hasI;., q;
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ELEVEN ?.glory bricv pOr"h-fr"nt hous.s.
located near Wn>nr Junction rrnl"I S3"
sale. Carl HEtMETAG. $500 German.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

RELIABLE Co,ored heip supplied Glen Oah
En- plO% mCni Agency 2239 w. oxford bt.
Pop a!2S
MRS HARVEY. 1910 Rittenhouse su.-Re
liabs help supplied and wanted.
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&-au"--A AuORE roonrs and na'h nrr
water hear. r."rrrI,it, tubs. '"'> ars
able luCalIOD.
$s5UO- N~a. Swhrrhmu'-. br,rn Hhd ~rou
10 'unW- sDd bath. r'rolrlCltl. not WA'r.r
hr,,' hardwUud ho"rs. gHrHp-, Iu' II>i ~
SGUOU-G'"luId- 'uOGus HIu bath mo-.
nTn improvements n"Hl station.
EIIUu NuU"" h.Ic,. ~"nrI''I n.I
rprfus h -.,.r.l vtt,Er
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BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
" yoI Want to lie convinced tha we are st,l,
Alnn Ii ilrtnla Ln,i NJ
KELLY & CO.

2D FLOOR o3o CHESTNUT at
PRIVATE oIF1CE:s. PHO -WAb.-7sH
FIR RENCH.AMERtCAN COLLEGE, nc. 1928
Market st,--InstruCtipns given in mani
curing. hairdressing. American and French
Marcel waving, dry and wet ShampoOing,
clipp ng ana singenR scalp trca ttH' nts
fecial massage. electrical and vibratory
treatments. N,Olnt-ray treatments eyebrow
nrChinE, etc. Ida Il. Bush president: Edna
f. Ragan, instruc.ress. Walnut 1904. can
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-22

wr ,-NN offer ON lifelong rasiton in an
'.Hahishou busiue-s whnrr character and
,hr,,r pr,. more important han experience
'.oW vtIs', ny nrd W" will satisfy you that
Nj. oonortunltv is :. real one. Apply Room
10 Wid"nor RldG -