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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
MEADE "OBJBCfORS"
ARE CHANGING MINDS
Coming Of Examiners, With
Prison Powers. Is Having
Influence on Many
BIZ a star Correspondent
DIT n NT"" '"'T'"P0"HVHV
Camp Meade. Admiral, Md. June IL.

Camp Meade. Admiral. Md. June IL.
Visions of a drab existence in an
army prison are causing many a con-
objector in this camp to con-
slider very seriously the question Of put
ting aside his so-called religious scru-
pies and donning a suit of khaki,
This much became known today when
officers in charge of Little PENIS band
Of loafers made 1t known that their
boarders are not SO stubborn today as
they have been.
A board Of examiners. vested with
authority to determine the status of the
directors, is due to arrive in a few days
and many Of the men are fearful. This
board will treat the honest DIRECTORS or
those who are members of recognized
anti-war religious organizations with
sympathy. but that lemen will not be
extended to the poolroom sharks and
corner loafers. The honest men will be
placed on farms. but the frauds will be
told, and very pointedly. that unless they
don uniforms, the rest of their days
will be spent in prisons.
II am certain that a dozen or more
of these fellows will don uniforms be-
fore the board begins its work. said
an officer today. They are seeing the
light and appreciate that their bluffs
nave been called"
The Y. NJ. c. A. has completed plans
for a big communion service next Sun
day. and President Wilson will be urged
to attend. The services will be held at
the main auditorium of the organiza-
tion.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
BOYS IN STOLEN AUTO
BEAT UP CONSTABLE
One-Armed Officer Gets War.
rants and Arrests Phila.
delphia Quartet

WiHismstowr. n. T.. June ia one
armed constable clinging to the running
board of an automobile which was
speeding through town at the rate Of
seventy miles an hour. and who was
struggling with the three occupants Of
villagers here a thrill.
The constable, Joseph A. Steelman.
was compelled to drop off the car when
1t slowed up at a curve, but went to
Cape May Court House yesterday with
warrants for william Kelley, Elmer
Vosht, William Kern and John Wat
son, P~hiladelphians, about eighteen
years old. The four were arrested
at the shore for speeding.
Steelman accompanied a detective to
the Watson farm. in Monroe township,
near here. Sunday in search of a stolen
car belonging to Miss H. r. Bromley,
Of Philadelphia.
The officers found four youths, four
girls and the car. They loaded three of
the youths in it and Steelman leaped on
the running board and directed them to
drive to Williamstown. The detective
took charge of Watson and followed IN
a %runabout.
The three youths put on full speed
and. 1t is declared, began to beat Steel
man over the head and thrust a revolver
In his face.
Watson was held under $500 bail and
his companions will be brought back
here to face charges of assault and bat
terry n theft of the automobile.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
FIX CHESTER STREETS
City Council Paves Way for 622 Houses
for Fleet Workers

Chester. Pa. June 11-City council
after a lengthy discussion, adopted on
first reading an ordinance providing for
the relaxing of streets for the new Enler-
gency Fleet development of a model
village" IF 622 houses in the upper sec
ton of the city in Morton avenue for
the accommodation of ship and munition
workers.
Kingsley Montgomery. counsel for the
owners of the Hanna property. pro-
tested against the closing of Twelfth
street, from Morton avenue to Ridley
street, but was informed by William 1.
Schaffer. solicitor, that papers have been
prepared for the condemnation of the
property If a satisfactory agreement cam
not be reached.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
Ten Pupils Get Diplomas

P~leasantviile, ~. j., June 1.-THE
graduating exercises of the grammar
schools were held last night in the high
plomas. They were n Albrecht,
Francis Arnbruster. Esler Helms. Mel
lie Hornbrook, George MCKINLEY, of Nc.
Stebbins. Mabelle Coleman, Edith
Brookes. Earl Booye. Of No. 2 School.
The diplomas were awarded by Arthur
II. stiles. president of the board OF
education.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
STRIPS VICTIM OF ATTIRE
Eddystone Worker Beaten and Robbed
Arrest Is Made

Chester. Pa. June 11.-While walking
to his work at Eddystone at an early
hour. John Biako, Of this city. was
bounced upon by a highwayman and
given a severe ~trouncing before sub
hitting to the assailant's demands. The
hold-up occurred on East Ninth street
bridge, spanning Ridley River. After
rifing Biako's pockets the h~ighwaynan
stripped his victim Of a new suit OF
clothing.
Several hours later Policeman Scott
took Albert C~ovington into custody on
suspicion. He was rsmanded to City
Hall Jail. When captured C~ovington had
a bundle of clothing in his possession
which the police allege is the property
Of Biako.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

q Elm ssd IiI sss Far! T.; snIssa sss.l: s: ;YSs
tive: and fEi,snd; Holy Name Society GSpprs
q Snf FUNERAL H ss!aia M Nsorwsscsesd e.. chestnut Str 1nT Hi.
t tSHFsSs . Our Mother So, cI eon Isas'ii% 70 s.
County fipperaaPryye. .1reianda.. -Relativss, and
r5iend 1s,, ,nv Rssr to t y E Mic. TSyr,.' $40 sa,.m =;
20 a. m. Int. Holy sepuichre cem. Auto
.sELNER.-June.. 10. WILLIAM, o., Sell
M nafi as Sri' ] 'G YEARS 81 H Rels IVES N, an nad f ffiena. s ih.
rdsiden to d dqn safsnt sery ssc PARK Mes ave: 2 Amber Ter.
!H a!iIss q Esn sssf {. .%sIy,s s:!a! 4Sss: sne i /! a.:
Mans SsSs ca mss ss y 81; Ip'i w fsrn eyeo Gem. Re.
Pan sNNrs Nl95s .a q Fssm E, s sssT'asn: sJ FsI,:
} $S the g "a thdssssa layi,sal g @tSss,si
BAPTIST CHURCH 10 ?. IN. Int. Westminster
N NslasiSe. sh sns ft sefs sfI spFseG to 'F fsn. al
SfS.si We Gems shinf E:n: ssss n MAY ESP 5. St; v,.% Is,
da SHs1,sNa 81 late LEWIS sVni: B. b. ana AfE Efisa 1aHSE :.
Shoener. Relatives and friends invited TO
1WSH HomIns serves awe. dtn. int. p private. west:
sMiTH: 20 June s, 1918, JAMES Q.
and gsth As and SD biIstrict Police al and .t camp
rsiidsnee' 55iS r,s%S6s Gs, It ip,sTmsn.
may. be viewed Tuesday evening. Auto
Smith. "A. aa44 Christian st, June 10,
PED June 0; JULIA. widow Of vii;
I s,!spdi sa I@$itss t ~ YSns savoy, wss ~ !; f%c
r'SHfs yHSs: ! ! i $is q 81 & Ss{ sss A.'s a a; sfH \:
R%eiatlSss and, friends inyl,sd e funeral seTy::
ny sSEE Wy FEi4@.'5RS sdi s. DDttff53SS 2 a.ITRMAs
sslTsEwWSrAtREM Il. p T'd a., aos SF pi Mil II. ru ssaT
CEbnEeh,, i15tS md Locus, SITS Int, nriyate.
ga sh6ksE W ws sfRSib5LtrNse!: h! 9s"issGt q
House. %FSsr'h;asS, sis.h Month SS.,h; :
Terminal 1:2s p. m. Int. adjoining grave
E,s s5!sS!skEshf .si Ami A'! s's! Nss !tf;l y SUI i;
duhH'e Va ld't. ] w. ohu Ni"i .
FSSlstfsi Eos siEsh M ssaS'S'i i2t Svf : ,, %: f fa;.
pstLtrvAN;-guHs .: ANNIE SULLIVAN.
sss \, Eaton s.: so!!s%n hhlsh mass q
ios, m Int, Holy cross Gem.
EfsTPl;, MM;A9SxEdFe.n f husband &; %dHL Il Mar 4. s sMa .9n
q Gottlieb, and AusYsta Wagner. q Phila:
A Arm lI''sna som smei Roin, Fire M ,eoss inyi,ed fI to
fPaRnlf ladsilp thurs Int. p r @.l noun 4 Gem M" Il:
m;i2s %sT +; ylsWsd w Msn;,5 icth To- Second.
Waimsley, aged eS RELATIVES and friendis
,. E W $500 a5ss +: i Isl fFfi ] int s5 SEstSs'Sf. Of
e lsf'f late emp Phli II, y yes and in Ssrb nHTart we lnd a ssG
IS Ssr,, Rfi Sa a rs q friends, m' s,b lnY Z e.. to ro &;
Lady Help Of Christians 10 a. m. Int.
wEissaJune 70 at Hatboro. Monteom.
Weiss. Due notice of the funeral Will be
wENNlNGER June .: ADAM F. hus
band Of Elizabe,h wenninser tnse Foeip.
Rersdoil Brewing Co. Zen. Society, invited
e tansraIi We'd z Z Nor m; 5eS'd Esn, IL;
service. Friends may call Tues. after s
WINqxATE,.Junss 5, ASNIE F widow .,
S SnIidr. e 5. fq p Fran sseniisSi s %sa. N: W z. cor on
Gem. u Auto nP'l1 funeraH. Friends may nsyn" cal
VI! SSIS )! ass;:S #is':s, ,n ss.ll. y N4An E.l /:
ii' !sS an and mn tFls sfs7 MATED HassI. to ave- %funf ip1. M NoT.,t
Cedar Hill Gem Remsins may be Viewed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

sATEs- sss!,IHhsM' Month sH.a g. g. RIs .is ,iS.s sna
inst ms House e. m genki in H9,"t Pa "' "se'
., F M,rx Ro2Is sss g M M,EEIA ased Ii co. hui Rsls!
s$s;, I. +, ,nvi,sS to funeral '=fsTy,Ss::
%sy ri ! to 81 j !. E Z. N k5!Ti.s 81 SHsssis sssS:
ps HE2WN Wiz a!ur y, T. Hsor k.U " s s; Aus sxsS
T. rv,s aslat Wsd, an ntsd friends IL ms, i Tssidsn to fqr s5.i
band band MI M'Id Esm anu TsS wi 70 AZ Pa Int
,o cAsMeR c MISne a p; IA u. Re hpssssd and ID
friends. survivors Of the Goth Rest., Penns.
Volunteers, invited to funeral services,
Int. private.
CAREY -Jgne 8. JOHN. CAREY. husband
Ssa5,' H HoiEy oG SsT %..s sss's n. Fl RIv. F. ss e. &;
E Il ! mass n inf e T Ts / Tra s.; G TsTssa'' Church
e Harry Ghe,sr,on aSsd y, Eela!ivss and
Line Chestnut Hill, Int. private. Chelten
H iieI!osSSf We 10, JOHN J.. husband
q late spssn S9n,sy. ud 5sls n and t,iepds,
mans. Rev. j. j. o'Brien I. e. B. g; Our
Mother e Good Counsel T 4 .so B scs,e'! sas
Esqu %Sn,s mas: s. eolmsn,: SshiuTsS 10 a, m
Int cG 4 gem; st g JOHN !. ,os of Mar,
7!so an anu m. mothers residence. ioeiI W,
Nsr5i. st. Hight rsaul EN- mas mas s.; "a.
ofesfhisfAiss.ao,juune To- HENRIETTA ELIZA,
n. the fairfax. wayne ave and School
la!s Eii.s psssIln%, ,EsisiiTss AND 6%i0f irispS g
%!R ssss { su Hish ! !, S %;:,. Of s.oS $sI lt $;
aDhykiY x!Isn..s city. y. j. june
l l1isad Isnfse TSf,ls'i s s@ 6ds!!'R; l R;lt!'y. g i 70
gsTs!i Tssrsii $40 1913 3 P %i sa. aH.. q Solemn Mrs
TT E;ATN Ss ssiess:.l Ss% s. Phil salF Il sso9 w..
eHssaHS OF Rs HaRnss and nd fI Eis5d,nf iSSlt.d ans e
ttsnsr ave- ssfY Int, s. SamssP'ss Gem. oo Remains mann
may fis h H1swiSi Tues s. fk Il is (, FISHER
daughter late Henry and Wilhslmins
funeral services, wed. 8 p. M. residence
2iS1 n. orianna st. Int. private. Mt
FLAHERTY.-At $50 S. Cecil ST.. June s
Relatives and friends invited to service
i isss' ch ssG 2 ST. M Int a'l private. BAR Bldg
Foss RpsSaH%sSSsn sIi a. jersey City n; !
sSae Mary 4 Foss' s M;dd s san Il Rsla aa1s:w an :
p. l % ,psrsns sSoo ISsidsnss ss2S Psschal
70 70 p m. Auto ,fuHersG
Jane. assy sPs -Nsass e. ssrS ssMs .s:a .f 70. Of R Il;
Heroes; III W No. H. invi5ss , tG Rn FL
St. Germantown. int. private. Ivy Hi
Observation-Disclosures GEBHARpT. Rel
ICES Tues. go p. M. 2sss N Howard st
Friends may call Mon, 8 to D p. m. INT
,GfLMoRE1dypns !. FLe2RESGE z vi,
TTitck and Jennie. Tucker: ssea so. Relatiss
. T. = i #s.s;nEi:s sfis's sf ii + f i $s:S III. ssssi'i Hi q' IN 81
FT Giso9SsssEmRs'yySiaahne T \. KATI e ea6SNsmH;R tne
Relative and friends. Philip r. SCHUYLER s
q ", AUXILIARY No; T.. invited to stten
ssss'1 s. ssSifes s., "f In. S%ort tn; sa csn
I Omit fowers Remains may be We've
, fu GuNsTd.Igune Q, WILLIAM E., hu.
ward and Mary, dannlns (Eanslandii. Rel
/. ) SSG rlssna9sn, tssSes;ai1,i Rorr .fs'a'ss oismn Sw 3
: New catsedrai. Gem Alto funesaIi
nGuYER June p JOHN Il, .GuYERi age
/. Services Ivy, Hin Gem cRspsl. Tues. :
nj HA HI; se,SJIsiss S. es sHkiLArHrEr. hu.bau
st.eSsay - cstssriss HsiTis. ~ "a q. 70
tEfssx e5sSl2sI2s'1s e'3fsys1 e =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 1.-THE
Rev. l.. A. Johnson. president of the
Evangelical Lutheran Augustine Synod
of America since 1911. is dead at his
home in ST. Paul. Mr.. Johnston was
made a knight of the Order of the North
Star by the King of Sweden last year
in recognition of his church work in
the United States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

London, June 11.-During the month
of May. according to a Copenhagen dis
patch, Norwegian merchant shipping ex-
coded for the first time during the war
the tonnage destroyed by submarines
during the same month. The tonnage
sum was 1880, while the new con-
struction amounted to 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
|ls.k.n Railway Gets ss,2so,ooo

nnsSsn, June 1.-THE House APP
Committee has approved
Ration Of eS,2s0,0eo for con-
~ ~ Alnn1kan Reilwsy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
LOST N FOUND


tOther ClaHslhed Ads on PaEe ~
BRONZE WATCH FOB-Iost a bronze
watch fob attached to black ribbon;
marked r. f. w. on one side; a phoenix on
other; finder return 70 Information. Belle
vue-stratford. will ~ rewarded bsyond
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

VNrJIC T SGD AND LOCUST STREETS
LOSOol Mats I :3o. 3 80. Ewes. 9 80 70 IL
WALLACE REID in rBELIEwE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

II MHQO FRONT ST. & GIRARD AVE
JOViDS Jumbo Junction on Frankfort u"
Robert Warwick in THE FAMILY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

STREETS
Peggy Hyland in PEG OF pr The ,Evs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

KNICKERBOCKER MA AZ aSTH
Douglas Fairbanks in M r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11

NIXON sgd BELOW MARKET ST.
MANN 2.I5. Z aud Q
VIM. RUSSELL in "HEAETs AND
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-06-11
GIRLS WANTED

e1n!s wAN1IEp; EyCELLENr woEE.
TIoNs; GOOD HOURS AND coon PAY;
EEiaHTs WEIGH Jed Lss q, MoEES;
AGE AND FURNISH REFERENCES.
ELECTRIC ERVICE co.
nth & CAMBRIA SITS.
GIRLS to learn marking: l!sht work easily
learned; 50 paid while learning and rapid
advancement to ones ambitious to progress:
large, airy, well-ventilated bldg. congenial
surro'inRs; our own dining room: hest class
associates. Pilzrim Laundry 2sat Y. Rroad.
GIRLS wanted in all departments; beginners
paid 80 while learning: rand advance
ment; large. clean. well.ventilatsd building:
plea SAINT surroundings: our own dining room:
good associations. Pilcrim Laundry. 1881
GIRLS-Light assembly work and to learn
to operate. ma chines at best wages. per-
manert position in new shop. with excellent
conditions: a rest room provided: nurse in
attendance. Electric Service Supplies Co..
18th and Cambria SITS.
GIRLS. white. 10 to 40: no experience neces-
sary: 81. 80 week to learners for so hours'
work; good price schedule when put on piece
work. 1911 Spring Garden st.
GIRLS wanted: st~sdv work, good ray. .Ay-
ply National Irnh-c'la Frame Co.. 80th
and Thomnson 50
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-22
PAY THE PRESIDENT.

This Is the man 70
pledged ia War sfv-
lngs Stamps June p.
National War savings
Day. Pre- ifleni Wiz
snn IL now calling 0a
al loyal Americans.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-22

All true Texans. to pay their
W.s.S Pledge just as soon a3
they can. Put tbe puacn
victory in your patriotism. Pav
the President IN WS.S.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-22

Perhaps you have something TO
sell ~ YOU ought to try them ~
they pay ask the friend, . Who
by the way, is prominent doctor
IN the city.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-08-22
ClaSSifiedAdS
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING PAYS

Don't you use classified ad in the
Caller TO sell those chicken
don't you do IT,
That's what man told his friend
when hi friend told him that he
thought ne would use that means
Of getf' g rid Of his feathered
friend
Why not? What's wrong with
them? Didn't you get any re-
suits when you tried theml'
"Results2 ~ Why man do you
know that ! sold all my chickens
by nine clock in the morning and
| didn't have one minutes peace
that whole day, nor several days
that followed those people never
did stop ringing me about those
chickens had for sale"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
(Pokra covani.)

49, Dramaticky Sbor TYL
sehraje pdvabnou hi.torickou
veselohru "NOC MA KARL
STEJNE" pera Jar. Vrchli.
ckeho redeli 6. rijna v Ces.
Nr. SIM ma Broadway. Opatrte
81 zavcas vstupenky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04
Observation-Disclosures

zpet a rty JeJl chvely Sc zlmm-
cne, hledaJlce slova, jimiz by
odrazila tuto trestuhodnou opo
vazilvost. Vsak Domes necekal,
az pani Kristina re sveho zde-
SEMI Sc vzpamatuje, nybrz po-
stoupiv k nj, re opet temer do
tykal Sc il, pokracoval posme-
Sne:
''Krasna panicko: TAX jsem
to nemyslil, kdyz jsem z tebe v
Praze chtel udelati milostnici
polskeho krale. Jak v jedineho
Boha verim, tax jsem nechtel,
ably tive dobrodruzstvl Sc skon-
clio! Tuto ruku dal bych "a
to-" machnuv pravici pani
hristine ped ocima az bezdeky
|Je zamhourila, "kdybysi tu ne
byla. Vsak mel Sc ma pozoru,
krasna panicko!" a pri tech slo
vech pitvorne uklonil Sc pred
nj, "abych tt nenasel zas. ce-
stu z Krakova!'
"Nestoudny robe!" zaupela
pani Kristina, bazlive sc ohli-
zejic po chodbe vidi-li neb sly
Sill il nekdo Domsem takto
rozpraveti, "kez bysi Sc propa-
al pod myma nohama!"
Drive jeste muslin napravit,
co jsem zavinil!" Domes odve-
tt. s prizvukem hrozby. "Na
kralovskem hrade, ma Wawelu,
neni tive misto!"
"Skryj svuj zlolajny jazyk
"a zuby, a nevyzyvej muj hnev
proti osbe! Posud vzpominam
casuv minulych jim k vhli od-
poustim, CO pomatkne smysly
TIVE nyni pletou!"
"Nedotykej Sc me minulo-
st!' zvolal .Domes. "A smysly
me bohuzel jsou az prilis zdra-
Wy, ze nemaji potrebi zadnych
ltvych ohledlv."
"Nuze" pevnou rukou odstr
cl!a no stranou, "chces zakusiti
me moci, budiz!"
A rychlym krokem spechala
ke komnatam kralovym.
Vsecka rozcilena vypravova-
la kazimirovi, jak neuctive Do
mes Sc k nj chova cd prvni chvi
lie, CO sem pfijela, mlcela pry,
kiadouc takove jeho chovani
ra vrub jeho temer staleho o.
pilstvi, jehoz dukazem pry jest
l cele vzezreni jeho; alk dnes
Ipry opovazil Sc proti nj poha-
neni a potupy, ktera svedci o
|vytrvalem nepratelskem smy-
|sleni jeho proti nj.
"Kralovsky choti a pane
muj," koncila svou zalobu,
chvejic Sc po ce!em tele, "zaji-
ste nedopustis, abych musila
|snaseti nevaznost a drzost
'tyych sluhuv. zadam cd TIVE mi
losti, abysi Domse prisne potre-
stal a nejradeji hradu a 2
krakova vypudil!" A sepjala
pred Kazimirem sve lepotvar-
ne, beloskvouci ruce.
Krali byla celia tato prihoda
neprijemna. Domes byl jeho
nejprednejsim ddvernikem We
vsech milostnych dobrodruz-
stvich, znal vsechny jeho vasne
a umel Jim chytre a spravne wy
hovovati. Po tolik let, co no u
sebe We sluzbe ma, kral nena-
lezl podstatne a vazne priciny,
ably MIN byl nespokojen. Te-
PRIV nejnovejsi dobol Domes DO
nekud ochaboval We sve horli-
vosti npb spise pozornosti, tax
ze bylo potrebi jej proto polka
rati; take hojnejsi popijeni, je-
muz Domes Cd sveho posledni.
no navratu z Prahy byl Sc od-
dal, nelibtlo sc krali.
(Pokracovani.)
MMtA Dramaticky Shn, -TyI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-04

nj. Nezabyval Sc tim vSak dlOu
no, nebot' pojednou zavznel 2
nevelke vzdalenosti pronikavJ
piskot parostroje.
Prijizdel vlak, jenz cim VII
ce Sc blizil nadrazi, tim vice
zmirhoval svou rychlost, ysak
vzdor tomu stale jeste jel dosti
rychlhe.
Rcuguin postoupil ponekud
v pred j dival Sc ma sve hodin
ky.
"Schazi jeste nekolik minut
do deseti," septal, "musi to tu
diz byti vlak, jenz prijfzdi z
Nancy v $50 do Parize."
Parostroj stale jeste piskal
- hluk stale vice Sc blizil -
podobalo Sc to hukotu boure.
Rouguin shlednul dive svitil-
ny jake ohnive hvezdy v nej-
temnejSi noci. Dobrodruh sc po
tupne usmal. "To jest poprve,
promluvil k sobe, "ze mne pri
jed vlaku tax rozciluje."
Spustil sc tise s nakladniho
vlaku, stale v hlubokem stinu
Sc drze a cekal nehybn6, az by
vlak okolo neho jel. Nekolik
zeleznicnich zrizencd spesne
prebehlo trat'. Ma stesti pro
Rouguina, re nalezal Sc po pra
We strane vlaku, tudiz ma stra-
ne, a ktere sc nevystupovalo.
Tam nezustal zadny re zrizen
cd drahy.
V dalce ku nadrazi pohybo
valo Sc v nejistem osvetleni ply
novych svitilen mnoho osob, a.
'Vsak tenn byl Rouguin viditel-
ny.
Wax byl nyni jiz nekolik
metrd cd neho vzdalen a pojed
nou piljizdely parostroj, ten
der, WIZ uhlim a sc zavazad-
ly, pax vozy treti, druhe a PRIV
nj tridy.
Rouguin ucinil pohyb a v nej
blizsim okamziku stal ma stu
patku po nemz kodukter oby-
cejne chodi cd jednoho vozu k
druhemu. Ponevadz vlak stale
jeste dosti rychle jel, Rouguin
po tomto skoku slime zavravo-
raj a lnusel Sc uchopiti rukojeti
u dvirek jednoho vozu, ably ne
spadl. Bylo to stupatko vozu pr
vni tfidy ma nez byl skocil.
Rouguin nyni pohlednul do
vnitra dotycneho oddeleni ze-
leznicniho vozu. Nalezali sc
tam diva cestujici, kteri prave
procitli a sve pokryvky sklada
ii pOcali. Jeden z Mich SpOzOrO
val Rouguina, to ,vsak jej vice
nezdrzovalo, nebot' poYazoval
muze tohOtO "a zeleznicniho
zfizence.
Rouguin kracel dale ku jine
mu oddeleni vozu. NaleZl jed
no prazdne - velka tabulka
ale prozrazovala, re jest zacho
vano pro danny.
Rouguin otevrel dvefe, vkro
Gil dovnitr, zavrel "a sebou a
stahnul zaclony.
Byl jiz nejvyssi cas-. Vlak pre-
jel vyhybku q vjizdel do nadra
II.
KonduktcIi vstoupili ma stu
patka a zavirali dvefe.
Vlak stanul.
Rouguin obratil Sc ku jedno
mu re zrfzenlI zeleznicnih,
nebot' II vchodu z nadrazf mu
sci Sc vykazati jizdnim list
KEN.
"Nechtel byste mi, prostm po
volati spravce vlaku," oslovil
muze, muslin zaplatit sve jizd
me-"
Muz odkvapil vratil Sc S
vrchnim kondukterem. Spatfiv
Rouguina v oddeleni pro danny
urceneho, tvaril sc velice mr.
zute.
Rouguin vsak usmivaje sc wy
tahl tobolku pravil:
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SVEN litovaia, ze opustily Pra-
hu, kde pani Kristira sice ne
byla choti kralovou a kde lilly
Itoliko v obycejnem mestskem
dome, ale stokrat pfijemneji a
veseleji nez zde. Vsak bala sc
projeviti tyto sve myslenky a
city sve velitelce znamenajfc
velmi dobre re ona sama po-
dobne uvahy v sobc taji a co
nejdrfve We sve kralcvske mad
here a dustojnosti 81 zasteskne.
A Domses? Toho cd snatku
kralova ami nejstarSi druhov6
jeho nemohli poznati; tim po-
divnejsi bylo jeho chovanf pa
nj Kristine.
Move dustojenstvi jehoz pre-
&c j vnci nemu dosahla a moe
ny vliv, jehoz mad kralem ma
byla, nemely ma neho ten dci.
mex, aby snad il prokazoval ne
jakou vetsl uctivost nez drive.
Nesnazil Sc prijiti il ma blizko
ale kdyz bud v sini kralove ne
ho ma nektere sloupove chodbe,
ktere vroubily prostranny dvlr
a ma kterych ona caste Sc pro-
chazela, prchnuvsi zoufale z
meme spolacnosti svs cetne dam
ske druziny, nj Sc potkal, ne
choval Sc k nj jako kraluv STU
ha, ba nesetril k nj ami tolik o.
ratrnosti, kolik zanedbati vuci
nj neopovazovall Sc posud ami
n5jurputnejsi protivnici jeji z
domaciho panstva.
Uprel ma nj vzdy sve blede
ze.ene oci jake by il neznal,
neb spise jake by Sc rozpomi-
nal, odkud il zna. Pri tom pax
naskocii mu kolem spodnih .
svisleho rtu usmech nepopira-
telneho pohrdani nebo hluboko
zakorenene osklivosti tax ze pa
nj Kristina kdykoliv oci jeji v
Jeho Sc strictly, vzdy pocitila
mrazeni We vsech ziiach a pla-
Sc spustila pred MIN svuj po-
hled k zemi.
V tom okamzeni nemohla il
max, nevedela 81 proti nemu ra-
dy, byla uplne h.zbranna.
kdyz pax We sve svetnici O sa-
mote premyslela o sve slabosti
vuci nemu, vzplal v nj prudky
hnev proti opovazlivemu, drze.
mu, neuctivemu sluhovi, a umi-
rila 81 pevne re pri nejb4izsi pri
lezitosti mu da poznati syou
moe.
Vsak tento umysl musl jeste
nekolik dnl cekati ma sve vyko-
mani. Domes jako by O nem We
del, prekvapil pani Krlstinu no
YOU smelosti. Maize potkati Sc S
nj ma chodbe pred komnatou
kralovou, stanul stranou a ami
sebou nepohnuv, upjal ma nj
svuj bodavy zrak = nechal il
Poole sebe prejiti.
Z.achvela Sc leknutim mad tako
YOU drzosti div neklesla. Vsak
JeSte Sc udrzela Zpflma a S uta..
jenym dechem presla.
A prece to jeste nebyl vrchol
vsl urazky jiz cd nekdejsiho
nlilence sveho doznavala. Ma
zejtfi po teto prihode schvalne
opet ubirala Sc touz chodbou
he komnate kralovs. Nikde nj
kdo. Tu ma zatacce pravo Wy
stoupil proti nj Domes a stanul
pred jeji tvari tax t0sne, ze az
+ Iocltila jeho horky vinem pro-
syceny dech.
"Otroku! mne S cesty!" zvo-
lala a hlas jeji trasl Sc hne-
vem.
"To ia jsem Kristo! Domes!
popatri ma mne blize!" sipal,
neustupuje mista. "Nebud' ne
k svemu dobrodinci." !
"Odstup! Bidnid,!, prerus-
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