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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Cost Of Holiday Dinners
NOtU and FiUe Years Ago

which exacting housekeepers want will
cost from forty five to fifty cents. As
for roast pigs, they will be ont of the
question. The farmers realize they can
get big prices for pork and they are not
letting It go while it is young"
Many dealers reported u big demand
for rabbits, which are selling from
$1.25 to 81 so p6ir. These will en-
able many housewives TO make Il big
reduction in the Thanksgiving dinner
The cost Of fixings is high, like
everything else. While mince pies may
be obtained for sixty cents, they are
not of the holiday kind. Although all
right in quality, they are slim of build
and also of circumference. There are
q score OF varieties of fruit cake. but
the appealing kind is selling for 81 n
pound. This Is due TO the excessive
cost of ingredients. Soup and coffee
are the only things anywhere near nor
NAL.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
KREISLER CANCELS RECITAL
Austrian VIoIInIst Heeds Suggestion
of Mayor Of LouIsvllle

Louisville. Ky, Nov. 20.--At the
suggestion Of Mayor George W. Smith.
Fritz Kreisler. Austrian violinist, can
celed his contract for an appearance
at one of the leading opera houses here
tonight.
Mayor Smith acted on protests of the
Louisville Post, American Legion and
eight civic and social clubs, which as
serted that Kreisler's appearance would
Offer opportunity for sympathy propa.
ganda for enemy aliens
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
THIEVES USED PASSkEYS
investigation Of Hotel RobberIes Re
VeaIs Method Of Access

Investigation today by the police into
the robberies at the Adelphia Hotel last
night has convinced them that the
thieves used passkeys in getting into
the FIVE rooms that were plundered.
Detective Meikeljohn was sent by
Captain of Detectives Souder to make
inquiries about the hotel. So far the
detective has found no one who saw the
thieves at work, It is understood
Two rooms on the fourth floor and
three rooms on the fifteenth floor were
entered. The thieves carried off jew
elry and other goods amounting to
about $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
TRAFFIC BILL Up
|NCOUNC|LS TODAY
Action on Ordinance Providing
for one-Way Movement of
Vehicles Expected
DAYLIGHT SAVING ALSO

Aside from financial transfer meas
ures designed to patch up municipal
payrolls until the end of the year, the
most important piece of legislation to
be considered by Councils today is the
single way traffic bill presented by the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co.
The measure MS approved by the
highway committee is the most drastic
traffic bill ever drawn for Philadclrhia,
ana makes most of the streets on which
single car tracks are located zone wav
thoroughfares The measure provides
stringent rules for all classes of We
hicular traffic and outlines the duties
oil automobile drivers in all sections,
Only reasonable length of time
may be consumed in parking on the
side of the streets on which traffic is
not moving, while vehicles are not per
mitted to use the trolley tracks for
trafhc. The measure provides fines and
penalties for failure to observe rules
and methods for their collection.
Another Of the transit bills intro
duced at the request of Thomas +.
| Mitten. president of the Transit Co,
provides for trolley loop in German
town and is expected to be reported
to Councils by the street railway com
mittce.
Bills that will be favorably reported
by the finance. committee provide for
the payment of $7S.3O1 to the Barber
Asphalt Go. and $S7 .3OS to the Union
Paving Go. for emergency repairs made
by these two corporations to city
streets. This was part of the wori;
that was to have been paid for out of
the loans bowled out by the Supreme
Court, and funds have had to be found
by the Department of Public Works
to meet them.
The loan program will be held over
for several weeks for the necessary
advertising, and are expected to make
their appearance in Councils in time
for final passage before the end of the
administration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
WANT TO KEEP FARM AGENT
Growers Stirred by Rumor That Ga
lem FreehoIders VIII Abolish Office

WOOdstOwn, n. j., Nov. 20.--GraEg-
ers of Salem county are aroused over
the semiofiicial rumor to the effect that
the board of frecholders will refuse to
provide an appropriation for the con-
tinuance of farm demonstrator in this
county in 1920.
W. p. Brodie. the present county
farm agent. has rendered his resigna =
ton, to take effect next month. He
will go to Cleveland. o., to engage in
similar work. His going, 1t is said, will
be made an excuse by some of the free
holders to abolish the office upon the
grounds that it was created as a war
time emergency.
\ new phase in the agricultural de =
yelopment in Salem county is the es
tablishing this year OF farm courses in
the high schools in Woodstown and
Salem. II is now announced that Seth
T, Wheat. head of the agricultural de
partment of the Salem High School, will
have series of evening classes In
various parts of the county to aid
farmers a1d farm workers in solving
local soil and crop problems.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Antl.suffrasIsts Meet Today

The Pennsylvania Association OPP
posed TO Womsn's Suffrage will hold a
luncheon in the Acorn Club today. Miss
M. G. Kilbreth, president of the
national association and the head of
the Women Voters Empire Suffrage
Association of New York, and Mrs. ].
Hampton Moore, will be the guests Of
honor. Miss Kilbreth will deliver an
address against the federal amendment
In the club this afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
BEITLER IN CABINET, RUMOR
Former Secretary TO Governor Hast.
Inas Mentioned for Safety Post

The latest person to be mentioned for
director of public safety under the
Moore administration is Colonel Lewis
Il. Better.
Colonel BeitIer, who has had long
experience in political life, is close
friend Of Mayor elect Moore and was
one of the first t6 join the congressman
when he declared himself candidate
for the mayoralty.
As secretary to Governor Hastings
and more recently as the executive sec
retary of the Pennsylvania public safety
committee, Colonel Beitler made wide
circle Of friends over the state. In
1915 he had charge of the anniversary
celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg
and for many years he has handled the
big functions of the Union League.
Colonel Beitler has never been re-
garded as a factional politician.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

New York. Nov. 20.-Three members
of the marine division of the Police De-
partment are believed to have lost their
lives, when launch In which they
were patrolling the Harlem river cap
sized under tho Third avenue bridge.
A passing boat came across the launch
drifting bottom up. The body of Pa
trolman James Hughes was found
wedged in the cabin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Relatives Get Reaussts

Among the wills probsted today we're
those Of Katherine W. Levick, of Jen-
kintown, who leaves $50, 900 to rela-
tiyes; Jacob NJ. Saunders, 2227 North
Reese street. $4,000 to relatives gOn-
rad Best, 3542 North Camae street,
$40, 200 to relatives. Inventories OF
personal properties filed with Register
Sheahno today included those of Frank
Kuhn, Sr., $S3 ,Q37 81; Ignatius j.
Bcgelboupt, $4b, ,448.67i Rary Lyman,
947, 4S5.27s ard Anna FortneF, $bS54.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
FLIERS RESCUED FROM SEA
Naval Plane Sinks Twenty Miles
North Of Cape May

Rockaway. n. V, Nov. 20.-(By A.
P.)-Two naval aviators were rescued
by coast guards from plane that had
been forced to land in the ocean twenty
miles north of Cape May yesterday. it
was learned at the naval air station
here today.
Ensign L. s. Noble and Il. W
Thompson were flying from Rockaway
to Hampton Roads when the plane de-
vclopcd engine trouble. They were
forced to descend in heavy sea. The
plane sank soon after they were picked
up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
-Four Hurt In Motoroar smash

Four negroes were slightly injured
early this morning when the automobile
In which they were riding struck pillar
in the middle Of Broad street at Oregon
avenue. Those treated at the Metho.
dist Hospital and sent home were
Claude Verdon. thirty 4one years old, OF
Lex street Claude Burton, Filbert
street near Fifty.frs Il. Blakely,
Arch street near Fifty second, and
Jane Orr, Arch street near Forty
second.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Two Named TO City Jobs

City appointments announced today
included that of Elwood Haggerty, 2S2S
Clementine street, as transit man, Bu-
reau of Surveys. with a yearly salary
of $1,000, and Stewart G.. McMullcn,
T3S North Thirty eighth street. as
chairman Bureau of Surveys, 5000
year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Auto Burns In Gloucester

Fire believed to have been caused by
the engine back firing destroyed n large
touring car at Broadway and Mon
mouth street, Gloucester, at Gas
o'clock this morning. The car, owned
in Camden, it is believed bore New
Jersey license tag No. 10000. The
driver fled when the machine caught
fire.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
City Spent $1,572,ss1.s1 In Week

The weekly statement of City Treas
urcr Shoycr shows that the amount
paid out by the city during the week
was 81 .572, ,S31 .91, as against S255,
035.17 that came into the treasury.
The statement showed the balance. not
including the sinking fund account, to
be $16 6,543 ,564.32.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Attorney General sohatfer III

William I. Schafrer, attorney gem
eral of Pennsylvania, is suffering from
heavy cold. At Mr.. Schaffer's home
in Chester today il was said he had gone
out of town and will remain in seclusion
for several days.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
AUCTIONS


WILLIAM LIVINGSTON. Auctioneer,
wilt sci sell Friday Noy. "a. 1919, at l9a. m:
storage House. 12 Leonard street. near
Vest BTr9ad4yay, New York City, in part.
NJ X. N II, and Hartford r. h. freight,
eXnress ana other merchandise
F9r whom y may concern. also iadies',
men ana children = underwear union suits.
mel shirts ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
May Haye Sic BilI Today

Parkway, legislation desienating a final
site may be introduced today, and 1t
is just possible that we may find some
fund from which can be taken a pre-
liminary fund for building purposes. /
am anxious that we get some kind of
action. 1t has annoyed me a great deal
TO be not able to avoid the delays that
have already occurred"
The Mayor conferred with Mr.. Price
later in the day. When Mr.. Price left
the Mayors Office he said he had moth
ing to say about the conference.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
DEATHS

McAFEE.-Nov. 10. LEWIS. husband OF
Salie II, McAfee. Relatives and friends OF
p. m. at 22i2 n. Bouvier st. Remains
may he viewed Fri. eve, from to 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Mayor Will Act
on Art GaLLerY
Continued Prom Page One

and City Solicitor Connolly to get ac-
! tion. We certainly can use the money
that would result from n sale of the
johnson home on South Broad street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
4 Pieces Of Black Serge
Ladies' Dress Goods

About 100 dozen men's, boys and girls fsit
and beaver hhAped hats, IN the raw: about
All goods sold as are 40 clai.n,
2Bsb deposit required from AL purchases.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Cases Silk Ladies Men S
and Children's Hosiery

] case wooen gloves. cases OF leather soleS
and shoe fitting barrels Of scrap leather and
gloves case hair brushes. case ribbons.
toothpaste
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20

2ooo yards Of bed tickins, phonosraphs.
Ing cotton, cnsps OF ladies' mems shoes
hardware and tools, toilet bowls bnrrel ex-
tract, auto supplies. polish, bumpers. car.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
About IS Sets Hartford
Shock Absorbers

~ rSiines' hair mattressss Sofia SaiSe gdses
pia ted jewelry, diamonds. watches, rinEs
and novelties etc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-20
Cases of Ladies, Mems and.
Children's Sweaters
Cotton Piece Goods

Ladies' dresses. coats and skirts, men : owe
coats. mems and youths suits. work apron
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
CHCETE KOUPIT LACINY
MAJETEk?

Prodaji Sc diva domy ma ro-
l.ovem lote ma Morgan 70 ul.
z Union. Lot Jest 4Ox140, dlaz
ha po obou stranach, plyn, vo-
Ga, Majetek nese najmu $23
mesicne. Proda sc "a $245O.
Hotove $500, ostatni ma me-
sicni splatky.
Prodam dunn 5 mistnostech
ma E. IA ul., mezi Central a
Quincy Ave. Lot je 4Ox129 str.
patty cd rohu Central ave., vse
zarizeno. Cena $3.50, hotove
$500 a ostatni ma mesicnl spla-
tky po $40. Tez Sc vezme lot.
Dunn o 5 mistnostech ma LIE
Ster ul. blize Broadway, lot je
SO pri Ill str, plyn, koupelna,
sklep. Cena $4,000, hotove 800
u ostatni ma splatky $14 mesi-
cpe.
Prodam malou farmEcku l 112
akru pudy, move postaveny
odm, moderne zarizeny, chod-
mix, voda, china closets, sink.
Je tam 5 mistnosti, fernes ma
lhli, 2 bane, slepicnik a zahra
da. Naleza Sc Peninsula, O.,
l8 mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
$1,000, hotove $1,000, ostatni
die moznosti.
Prodam lacinou farmu o 10.
akrech, 18 mil cd Clevelandu,
i - mile cd A. 3. c.. -kary,
! \. mile cd mesteGka, skoly
a drahy. Dunn je o A mistno-
stech, 2 bane, slepicnik, dobra
pitna voda, 28 ovocnych stro-
nu,. hospodarske naradi do
bytek to: l kun, l jersey kra
IVA, 2 velke prasnice, 23 slepic,
buggy, wiz a vSe potrebne ma
,radi. Cena 24O0, hotove $500,
|po pripade meme. Blizsi sdeli
|cesky pozem. jednatel James
j. Port, S26 Williamson Bldg.
Tel. Main 3917. 1-23
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CTENARUM SVETA.

ObzvlaSte tenn kteri mini le-
os koupiti fanny a nebo po-
zemky. Dopiste nam o spoleh-
live informace tykajicich Sc
pczemku v urodne casti hornl
Minnesoty, prodavame "a nej-
nlzsi ceny a ma splatky samy
ssebou sc vyplacejici die nase-
no vypomocneho systemu. Pra
cujeme ma zaklade mnohalete
zkuSenosti. InfOrmace obratem
posty zdarma. PiSte dnes. +.
Vavra Co., Cedar Rapids, La.
2-l5
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LACINE MAJETkY. DUN O

) svetnicich, koupelna, eIck-
trika, lot 40 pri l42 str. na A
mos Ave. ia S3SO0. Cih,ovy
dun 6 svetnicich, koupelna,
fernes ia S3400, hotove 500,
ostatni ma meSlcni splatky.
Dva domy ma jednom lote O 6
pokojich "a $4,000. DUN o 6
2vetnicich, lot 35 pri 178 stfe-
Ivicich "a $4,000, dunn o s poko-
|jich pro dive rodiny "a $1,000,
diva domy a Stor Ma hlavni uli-
ci naiem sos, proda Sc pouzc
"a $4,000. Nam vice ruznych
lnajetku, ktere jsem vzdy o.
cnoten Vam ukazat. Poiistu.ji
|tez prot ohni. Sluzbovolny v
Unger, 1921 Central Ave.
1-2S
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LIBERTY BONDY

kupuji "a hotove, tez Bondy
ncdoplacene. Prijd'te vecer
neb nedeli k Chas. F. Vlkovi,
1881 E. 145 ul. Vemte Kins-
man karu. 1-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-22
Spatne nasledky.

Slecno, jste-li moderni malir
ka, tax toho malovani nechte
a nemalujte mou kravu. Po-
sledne zde byla take jedna a
nase krava, kdyz videla, co
bylo namalovano, ztratila ma
ctrnact dni mleko.
WsS IW!.SssSl] |,!y.s!Sl
Suma - Sumarum.
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z anglickeho volne upravil J. C.

bral cely zivot Langladedv az
cd dob detstvi, sledoval kazdy
jeho krok, kazdy jeho cin,- IL
Gil no jako cloveka, jenz &C te
lesne silny, jest pouhou hric-
kou svych WASN'T a jako takovy
re spolecnosti lidske jest ne
bezpecny. Zminil Sc jeho po
meru k Soleil-Couchant, pra-
vii, re vrazdu, k niz byl sam Sc
primal, spachal chladnokrev-
ne to jen proto, re zenstina,
k nN on nemel nizadneho W.
hradniho prava, obdarila L.
smevem svym jineho. Ma ko-
nee reci sve velkym patho-
sem apeloval ma porotce, ably
, neohrozene vykonali svoji pow
most -. re Langlade jest neho
den veskereho soucitu, a ably
mad MIN vynesen byl trest smr
ii.
Behem reci statniho zalobce
Langlade nepokojne sebou vr
tel, svrast'ova svuj oblicej -
zatinal peste = divaci meli
"a to re tax pusObl nan brit
ka slova recnikova.
Lee mylili Sc - Langlade
pravnikove reci venoval pra-
malo pozornosti = zraky jeho
tkvely ma oleil-Couchant je
jim Anglicanu, jehoz pozoro-
val jako tigr, hotovici Sc ke
skoku ma svoji obet'.
Pc reci verejneho zalobce u
jal Sc slova obhajce. Jako jeho
predchGdce, on mluvil Siroce
o Langladeovu mladi, ale pri-
chazel k celia opacnym zave-
rum.
''Mdj kolega," pravil, "licil
vam obzalovaneho jako zlocin
ce - ale panove ia pri tom nej
bedlivejsim zkoumani ma mem
niceho zlocinneho nenalezam.
On neni hracem re remesla -
on neni opilcem, neni liberti-
mem. Nikoliv, panove - neni
libertinem, jakymi Sc mesto ma
; Sc hemzi, nebot' lasku svoji We
, noval jedne zene - coz stalo
Sc mu osudnym. Kdyby Langla
de zenstinu tn nikdy nebyl spa
tril, mono, re dnes by byl po-
ctivym delnikem, jenz by uzi-
: tecnou praci v potu tvari chleb
81 dobyval."
Dale poukazoval obhajce
: ma tn okolnost, re Langlade
vIbec ami hajiti Sc nechce, coz
: svedci o jeho dusevnich mu-
| kach, ktere vhani jej radeji v
naruc smrti, nezli ably pokou-
: Sci Sc to, vinu svoji aspon ne
jakym zpusobem ocich po-
t rotcG zmirniti.
I, "On pravi, re jest vinen!'
= volal obhajce. ALE ia pravim,
4 re to nemluvi Z neho vedOmi
!. why, nybrz re mluvi neho
g zoufalost mad zhrzenou laskou
q = re mluvi Z n6ho uplna bez-
a nadejnost V lepSi ziti, On chce
a pouze spachati sebevrazdu, pa
: nj porotci "a Wy mate mu pri
s tom byt napomocni."
|. Vymluvna slova obhajcova
= pusobila ma porotce i ostatni pc
). sluchace mocnym dojmem,
/: pouze Langlade-ovi sc neZavde
0 coval. Mavnuv mrzute rukou,
e pravil:
S "Je to naky dobry chap -
b ten advokat - ale proc Sc jen
s tax zbytecne namaha?"
A po tech slovech obratil o.
e pet zraky sve k milovane Soleil
z Couchant, ktera Sc svym An
|, glicanem stavala Sc cim dale
/ tim dovadivejsi.
u Obhajce ma to jal Sc pouka-
a zovati ma nektere body v zalo-
e be, ktere nezdaly Sc mu byt
J. dosti jasnymi ktere mus
?. vzbuditi v kazdem pochybnos1
e o vine obzalovaneho. Pravil. ze
Ii Maurice Vidal, kdyz vrazedna
o ruka zOpila nuz jeho tele
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Nonat nachazi po-
rad yetSi oblibu.

Vazena panf Leiblingerova!
PriloZen6 naleZnete Op6t dollaru
ma mast "NONAT' ktera nam j ji-
nVm lidem zde pri spanClske chripce
hodne pomohla. Moji znami Sc vzdy
prhlasl bych Jim tGz "NONAT" OBJ
iednala, az budu pro nj posilat. My
uzlvamc "NONAT'' jiv hncdlc pet ro-
llu co il oznamujete, ma vsccky bolesti
IA ona vzdy pomuzc. Ma rheumatism
nGkdy nutno wick rat naplaSt obnoVlt,
ale i tn pomuzc vzdy. Nlnc loni sc
udClala bulka ma tvari jalio orech vel
ka Il tVrda. NcVCnoVala JSem tomu
pozornost AZ "a m6Sic jsem zaCala pri-
kladat na nj "NONAT'. he zacatku
sc zdalo zc Sc pro to "NONAT' ne
oSvcdGi. ia ale S trpClivoStl davala
l'NONAT" dale az bulka zmGkia a Sc
vyleCila. Tri ucsicc jsem TO lGCila,
ale prcc me to bylo milejsi, ncz to dat
opcrovat. JScm VAN vclicc povdeCna
a prcji VAN hojnG novych objedna-
vek cd trpicich rozlicnNmi neduhy
ncbot' "NONAT'' opravdu Sc hodi ma
vsecky bolesti.
Vase vdecna
DOROTA KADLECOVA,
Luxembourg, Wis, r. b. 81
Cena SOC neb $1.O0, postou sc VI
ce Ma prodej v lekarnach neb primo
n yyrahitpll<v
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zdivkam cd sve milenky uvyk
~ a proto nejevil vice zadne
znamky hnevu = naopak zda-
10 Sc, clm dale svedkyne mlu-
vi, tim st'astnejsim on jest, re
opet slysi ten hlas, ktery po
TAX dlouhou dobu jiz nebyl sly
Sci. V obliceji nebylo pozoro-
vati nyni nejmensi znamky
hnevu = bedlivy pozorovatel
mohl v mem cisti spise znamky
zalu, litosti a - tajneho obdi-
WI.
Kdyz byla Stephanie zodpo-
vidala vsechny otazky il kla-
dene a obdrzela Cd predsedy
soudu prisne pokarani "a mi
nuly zivot a napomenutl pro
budoucnost, sestoupila Sc sto-
lice svedku zaujala opetne
sve misto. Pozdravila roztomi-
lynn svym usmevem porotce,
pravnlky a kracela k mistu sve
mu S hlavou hrde vztycenou
nejsouc 81 ami dost malo vedo-
ma toho, jak nepekny DOZEN
vypoved'mi svymi ucinila ma
posluchace - jak serednymi
barvami vylicila zde svuj ka-
rakter.
Predseda soudu vyslechl je-
ste asi diva svedky, jichz vypo-
vedi nemeli nejmensi dulezi-
tosti, nacez bylo sezeni ma pat
nact minut odroceno.
Langlade odveden byl do We
zeni a v soudni sini nastal vSe
obecny sum.
Soleil-Couchant snazila Sc
zaprlsti hovor S kolem sedici-
mi, ale nikdo, ami muzi, ne
chteli Sc honositi tax vzacnou
znamosti pred tolika divaky a
zahy byla sedadla jejim nej
blizaim okoll uplne prazdna.
Stephanie ma to vyslala usmev
sem a tam, kde sedel nektery
i znamy mlady pravnik, lee tito
nebyli dychtivi prozraditi, re
c s'rysavou krasku" byli poznali
mimO soudni sin ma miste, a.
: by ma jeji pczdravy odpovida
Ii, stahOvali 81 sve vlasenky
, pres oci a zahalovali sc do
svych habitu. Ale Soleil-Cou-
t chant. Sc chtela bavit a prott
nemohouc zadneho k Sobe pri.
:, vabiti, kynula velitelsky sve.
mu Anglicanu, jenz nalezal sc
mezi divaky - a tento, sta
stem, re jeho kraska jej taktC
: pred vsemi ostatnimi vyzname
o nava, lined k nj prisedl sma
Sc jejim vtipum z pima hrdls
a byl tim nejst' astn6jslm clio
vekem pod sluncem.
Po uplynpti patnacti minu
v dano bylo zvonem znameni
soudni zrizenec oznamil hlasi
= te prichod soudcu i porotcu ;
! V preliceni bylo pokracovano
Kdyz Langlade byl pfiv'
den do sine, patraly hned zr;
ky ieho po Soleil-Couchant ;
spatliv il tesne vedle Anglic;
|. ma sedlci, smejici a bavi
ci Sc nenucen6, prenesl Sc pre-
cello jeho hrozivy mrak hnevu
Vefejny zalobce nyni po
vstal, ably promluvll k pOrote
Svoji rec zahajil temito slovy
"Slavny soude a panove p
rotci! Priznavam Sc vam, i
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j citim, ze muslin zadati Od va
l. rozsudek smrti.
. Gale iako sluha d zastupcc
" spolecnosti lidske, V jejlm
jmenu k vam zde mluvin
jsem nucen potlaciti ony poe
ty soucitu, jaky pfirozene m
III me s nest astniky a zadati n
vas, byste vymerili obzalovan
mu trest "a hnusny jeho zlo
. Gin, jaky zasluhuje. Drive alt
: nezli vyliClm vam jeho Gin.
nutno, abyste seznameni by
, celou minulosti, S celym ziv