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Show THE PnlNCC AND THE SINGErl. IH ll m Kla lent FrlU" and J.nny H In ao( Tnaelher H On a summers night the prince waa H rsturnlng with a few companions from jJ a ramble near Itolandserk ssya Mac mlllsn a Magatlne Some one suggest- H ed a supper at the local Inn "All rcsH right sail tbe prince so long as assH you drop his royal hlghnma and re iaaiH member that my name Ii rrltx. On !HPl entering the Inn the strains of a volcn rRm at of a siren held the young men In IgRwr thrall Mlno host rofessed not to PJgfA know the sinner a name Once mora SasKrv tbo liquid notes thrilled Into the night. fWm The student I-rltz sprang from hla Mgifr tut. "It la Jenny I Ind herrlel "It WKtZ can only be Jenny I lnd He dashed HrV Into tbe adjoining room, It wat Jtnny flStV I Ind Tbe great songstress felt that (HaS the ought to be angry at the Intrusion saBI I but It It dimcult to be angry on a lawM 1 summers night at IlotanJseck Th laaaaaaB end of It vrat that the found henelf B at the piano tinging national tongt to ailHI a delighted audience of three unknowa asaKl atudenta If I had a voice like tha IJJH nightingale of Bweden said the stu- M dent called Irlti, I would ting the M song of llluchert llussara' Sing It H to me sal 1 Jenny I Ind I know that M all German students can sing." Witt B was nothing loath all the fervor of aH hit patriotism rang out In tho stir- aD ring refrain in which the warrior poet, H Krnat Morlti Arndl had given vole H to tbe spirit of Ihe wan of llberatloa H 1 A aong like that rarrlri one away H with III tald Jenny I Ind 'I ihould H like to try It Then tbe young prince 1 again seated himself at the piano to ,H trach the greatest alnger of her tiros H Hit aong to the music of which he waa H to lead hit troops lo victory at Welien- H burg aud Worth She wat not lone H learning It. Like Ihe roll of an or- H gan and the cltth of bells ' says Ih M chronicler, tha magnificent voice rang M out over the whispering river' Whtn - n-taasi her new friends were taking their M leave Jtnny 1 Ind asked her teacher H ta tell her hit name At that moment H tbe door wat thrown open and a tall M white haired figure entered the room H l.rnit Morlti Arndt whispered th H atudenta In respectful welcome "Yea H 1 rnst MorlU Arndt he antwered H ' and If you fair tlnger ask that man a H name I will anawer for him, b hi H called his royal hlghneat Trine nd- H crick William of I'maala. H |
