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WILD TRAIN KILLS 3
IN SHAMOKIAI WRECK
Exp|Qdas Two Dynamite Cars
When It Hits Engine.

MahanOy City April 11.-Three
trainmen were killed when a runaway
freight train crashed into the locomo-
tive of coal train on the Reading
railway at Locust Summit.
Two cars of dynamite in the freight
frain exploded.
The blast rocked buildings and shat
tered windows in ten-mile radius.
Frank Bassier, John Fenstemacher
and George Haldeman, trainmen OF
Tamauqua, are missing. 1t is feared
they have been blown to atoms.
Twenty-Five cars were demolished.
Their wreckage and freight are piled
high on the tracks. Five wrecking
crews have been assigned to the work
Of clearing the tracks. Probably it
will be many hours until traffic can
be resumed.
A long train of cars had reached
the summit of the grade, the heaviest
on the Shamokin division, when
drawhead pulled out. The train was
left standing on the ''knuckle" of the
grade while the locomotive took the
damaged car back to the siding.
As the locomotive was returning up
the grade the breaks on the train be-,
came loosened. 1t dashed down the
grade at a speed of fifty miles an
hour, colliding with the locomotive and
piling up the cars.
Railroad executives say the wreck
was the worst on the Shamokin divis-
t0n in twenty-five years.
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500 Reward, S1OO.

The readers Of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages,
and that is catarrh. Catarrh being
greatly influenced by constitutional
conditions, requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Medicine
is taken internally and acts thru the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of
the System, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, giving the
patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in
doing it's work. The proprietors
have SO much faith in the curative
powers Of Halls Catarrh Medicine
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., To-
ledo, Ohio. Sold by all Druggists.
75c.-Adv.
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|NAUSEALESS CALO-
MEL BEST MEDICINE
FOR A LAZY LIVER
Calotabs, the New Kind OF CalOmel,
Does the Work Without the Slight
est Unpleasantness or Danger.

You have always thought of calo-
mel as the best and surest medicine
in the world, but too nauseating for
you to take. That was the old-style
calomel. Now science has taken the
sting out Of calomel by removing its
unpleasant and dangerous qualities,
and has kept all it's good liver-cleans-
ing and system-purifying effects.
The next time you are bilious or
(constipated, ask for Calotabs, the
new nausealess calomel. Sold only in
original sealed packages, price thir-
ty-five cents. One tablet at bed
time, with a swallow of water
That's all. No taste, no gripping, no
nausea, no salts. You wake up in
the morning feeling fine, your liver
active, your system purified, and
with a hearty appetite for breakfast.
Eat what you please-no danger OF
salvation. Your money back at any
drug store if you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs.-Adv.
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.. s. TROOPS BALK
ONRUSSIAN FRONT
Say War is Over and Want
to Leave June |.
RELUCTANT TO RISK LIFE
The Americans Are Tired of Fighting
and Say We Are Not at War With
the BoIsheviki.

the BoIsheviki
Archangel, April lin view Of a
situation which, has developed among
the American troops in ArchHngel Off
cial circles see Il necessity to relieve
promptly the American soldiers now in
North Russia.
The soldiers have interpreted the
Washington statement that they would
be relieved at the earliest moment
possible as meaning not later than
June 1. This is the time they believe
navigation at Archangel probably will
be open,
Out of a spirit of loyalty to their Of
ficers and to American traditions, they
express a willingness to stick it out
until that date. They are exceeding
" reluctant to go to the front and
risk their lives.
A company Of American soldiers re-
Gently demurred against returning to
the fighting front south Of Archangel.
They said the war with Germany was
over and the United States was not
at war with the Bolsheviki.
The regimental commander, in a
speech. said they were fighting des-
perate defensive battle. He appealed
to them to stick it out. The company
then left for the front.
The situation arose when the COM
nany was ordered back to the front
after a rest period at Archangel. The
officers were told the men did not want
to GO They asked to have their ar
guments answered.
The men cOntended they were con-
Scripted for the war with Germany
and that the Bolshevik question was
the subject of much debate and indie
ciSiOn in the United States. They
could not see why thy should he fight
ing if there was no war.
The regimental commander said per-
haps their own lives depended on fight
ing. He then made his appeal, recit
ing to the men traditions of the Amer
ican army.
This incident was only the outcrop-
ning Of what seems to be 4 general
feeling among American officers as
we'll as men, Because of this. it is
admitted more or less generally that
the troops now here probably will be
of little use after July l.
In official circles there is no dis
position seriously to blame the troops.
On their arrival in North Russia last
September, they were keen to fight the
Rolsheviki. who, they had been told.
were German agents. They have
fought bravely throughout the cam
paign, and are still doing so.
Since the arn1stice with Germany,
the soldiers have been subjected to
constant Bolsheviki propaganda. This,
together with their desire to return
home and the hardships and loneliness
of the Arctic winter, has caused many
To lose their spirits.
Meanwhile. they have had no official
statement from the government to
answer BolsheYik propaganda. No
American in Archangel is in position
to tell them officially what they are
fighting for.
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LEMON JUICE
!: FOR FRECKLES
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try 1t!

Squeeze the juice of two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of orchard white, shake well, and
you have a quarter pint of the best
freckle and tan lotion, and complex
ion beautifier, at very, very small
cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store OF toilet counter will
supply three ounces OF orchard
white for a few cents. Massage this
sweetly fragrant lotion into the face
and see how freckles and blemishes
disappear and how clear, soft and
rosy-white the skin becomes. Yes!
1t is harmless and never 1rritates.-
Adv
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COMP ULSORY HEALTH
INSURANCE IN N. Y.
First Legislative Body in U. S.
to Approve It.

Albany, n. Y, April 11.-A bill to
provide for compulsory health lnsur-
ance in New York passed the senate
by a vote of 80 to 20.
1t now goes to the assembly rules
committees.
Officials of the American Association
for Labor Legislation, who have been
advocating health insurance through
out the United States for years, declar-
Ell that it was the first time such a
bill had passed house of any legis-
lative body in the country. Commis-
sions are studying the subject in Cali
fornia, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois,
Ohio, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Con-
necticut and massachusetts,.
The measure was passed after vlgor-
Gus fighting and only after the judici-
ary committee, in which it had rested
since early in the session, had been
discharged from further consideration
Of it. The bill was recommended by
Governor Smith and was passed by
the aid of seven Republicans who vot-
ed aftirmatively with the solid Demo-
cratic minority.
The health insurance bill is one OF
the main items on the program of the
women's joint legislative committee.
Senator Davenport argued the enact
ment of the law would be zone of
the greatest bulwarks against Bolshe-
vism that could possibly be devised"
He declared that the present system
of caring for ill-health is individual
istic and that as a result, the very
Door are able to obtain medical atten-
ton only as a result of charity. He
added that unless the Republican par
ry-would get solidly behind the prin-
ciple, "the party would not get very
sr in this or any other state
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All Traces Of Scrofula
CIeansed from the Blood

for removing the last trace OF Scro1-
ula and other blood taints, and there
is no case that it does not promptly
reach. S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanse
and remove every disease germ that
infests the blood and give you new
life and vigor. 1t is sold by all drug,
gists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write COM
plete history of your case, and you
can obtain expert medical advice free ee
by addressing Medical Director, 81
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
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Rent Too Hiuh; to Pitch Tent

New York, April 11.-Because $40
increase in rent is ''beyond their
MEANS" Mrs. Anna Michael, of Brook
lyn, wrote Mayor Hylan, asking per,
mission to pitch tents for her family on
unused city-owned lots. She has been
unable to find another apartment with
lower rent, she declared. The family,
which consists of six persons, has de
rided TO "try tent life"
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WOULD SEND RUSSIANS BACK
Germany Wishes to Return Prisoners
to Their Homes.

London, April 1.-THE German ar
mistice commission at Spa, despatch
from Berlin says, has addressed a
note to the allies urgently requesting
the removal Of Russian prisoners of
war still in Germany.
The German standpoint is that the
Russians are increasing the spread
Of disturbances in Germany.
The note says that there is much
discomfort among the Russian prison
ers at their continued detention, while
allied prisoners are returned home.
The German government, it is added,
is apprehenslve that the Russians will
break from their camps, thus increas-
,ng the Bolshevik danger in Germany.
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GIR., IN FLAMES,
LEAPS INTO TUE
Takes BI2z'ng Gil Stove With
Her in Cash Into Water.

Camden. \. J.. April 11.-El Zaheth
Ogden, an eighteenycar-old g:ri. saved
her Iifn vixen an Oh stove eN'' "tei
in her ho,3..' ~ jumping, fully dr"- sd,
into 4 harhiut flied with WA "f.
Another member of the fan.i was
"drawin@ Il bath" as Miss Ogden tin-
ished dressing. In ler room WAS An
oil stove which sc ha! .ii!|j %h1fL
II exploded. The girl eh thu l,laZ-
ing stove. which had Sei fire 10 her
clothing. and ran .nr ihe Bathroom.
She jumped into the l;!b with the
stove. and although her G.; thing WAS
badly damaged by the II mes. her
quckneSS of mind saved her from amy
serious injury.
Her parents on the floor below heard
her screams and ran 30 he" assist
ance. They help Il put o.: The fire
which the stove had Startetd he
girls bedroom. The family lives at
Sixth and Division streets. Cana zen.
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Canadian Deserters Shot.

Ottawa, April 11,--HFgh Guthrie
solicitor general of Caaada saia in
the house Of caalmo1s ,he had been in
formed rhat 4 nt4shapes- of Canadian de-
serterS overseas had been executed
during tl.n war General ST Sam
Hughes. former member of parliament.
said deScrters had been tried by court
paartial. aad shot both in England and
II Tho front
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Quinine That Does Not Affect Head
feet, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE
(Tablets) can be taken by anyone
without causing nervousness or ring
ing in the head. There is only one
"Bromo Qninine." E. w. GROVES
signature Oh the box. soc.
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KAISER BUYS BIG ESTATE
,Amrroneen to Tax Him on Income o
$20,00O,0O0.


$4,000, 900.
Amerongen, Holland, April 11.-For
mer Emperor William is in excellent
health.
The ardor for wood saving he dis
played for so long has apparently
cooled. He is working much less than
formerly.
He is said to have bought large
and extensive estate known as "Klein
England" Uittle England). The mu'
nicipal council of Amerongen is re.
ported to have decided to tax him on
an income of SO,OO000O marks ($2O,.
OOOOOO).
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HON0RS u. S. ARMY NURSES
Frenox Government Awards Medals to
Ten of Them.


Washington, April 11.-Ten Ameri-
can army nurses have been awarded
the medaille d'honneur des epidemics
by the French government, American
Red Cross headquarters here was ad-
viSed.
The presentation ceremony took
place at Red Cross military hospital
No. 112, Auteuil, in the presence of
distinguished gathering, twenty-three
officers of the American medical corps
and seven enlisted men of the army
receiving the decoration at the same
time.
Among the nurses who received med
ais are Bessie NJ Warwick, Mcdonald,
Pa, and Rose A. Cassidy, Brandywine
Summit Pa
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Man, ~, Dies Of Injury After go Years
Allentown, Pa, April Ill. A1di-
son Gift, seventy-two years old, for
firty-two years proprietor Of hotel
ut NewtOwn, died at Brein gsyille, as
the direct result of an injury to his
spine nearly sixty years ago.
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Hayes' Healing Honey

Stops the Tickle, Heals the Throat
and Cures the Cough. Price 35c. A
free box of O-PEN-TRATE SAI1vE
for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle.
ADV.
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Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out.

If there is any trace of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood; you
cannot enjoy the full physical deVei-
opnent that healthy body IS ca
pable of until your blood has been
thoroughly cleansed and purified Oh
all traces of impure matter.
S. S. S., the wonderful old purely
ve~etabIe blood remedy, has no equal
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Bank Robbed of $4,000 to $4,000.
st. Louis, Mo-, April 11.-Eight men
held up the Baden bank, in the nor
thern section of the "ity, and escaped
with between S40.0J and $4,000.
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NAME Loan FATE TUESDAY

Secretary Glass to State Liberty Loan
Bond Terms at Public Meeting.
New York, April 11.-Secretary of
the Treasury Glass will make the first
official announcement of the amount
of the Victory Loan. the rate of in
terest, duration of the bonds and other
details at a public mass meeting, Tues
day night, at the Metropolitan Opera
House.
This was announced by the Liberty
Loan committee
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The Weather

The Weather.
Forecast for this section: Unsettled
with rain today and probably tomor-
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Vote Down Austrian Soviet.

Berne, Switzerland, April 11.-Th-
conference of soldiers councils of Ger
man-Austria, which met in Vienna on
Monday, decided against the establish
ment Of a Soviet republic in Austria
and in favor of a Socialist govern
ment. Herr Deutsch, secretary of
state for military affairs, pointed cut
German-Austria was absolutely in the
power of the allied and associated ma
tiOns and the conference should do
Its utmost to avoid. a new blockade or
the resumption of hostilities.
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PRODA Sc Deb vymeni "a lot

PRODA Sc ncb vymeni "a lot
neb dun s Totem na zapadnl
strane Y Brooklyne jcdnorodin
ry dunn o 7 mistnostcch a kou-
pelnou, blize Euclid Ave. mcz!
T.. SIS ul. a 65 ul., Ia pficlnou
staleho zamestnani na zap.
s.rane. Pevna cena $3.50. Da-
le, dvourodinny dun. koupclny.
a fernes ma Ivy Ave. Cena
$4,000. Nam nakolik malych
iednorodinnych domku velky
nj loty V okoli Union a Broad
way ceny cd S21O0 do $1,000.
Pekny tti rodinny dunn. 3 kou-
pelmy. fcrnes Ma horkou vodu.
lot 40 nIi l2O str. velkou bar
nCu, kterou mono prispusobit
liza maly domck, ccna $500.
dale .jcdem rohovy lot ccna
$1,000; tez dvourodinny dun
cena $500. JmcnOvar" ~1n let
ky nalezaji Sc pri Union a
broadway ulicich. V iedno neh
dvou rodinch domech Cup to
datc) Dlam velky vyb6r We
vSech castech mesta, tez V To-
tech, farmach atd. Upozorlluj'
na lot M Beechwood krasnou
vyhlidkou do boulevardu prt
prvotridni residence ia $1,000
Biizsi sdeli Ant. Svejkovsky
5614 Hamlet Ave., biize f. ):
vi. a Broadway.
f.;
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MLEkARSKY OBCHOD.
Proda Sc neb vymeni.

Vyborne prospivajici cesky
mlekarsky obchod. 20 konvi
denn6, hodi sc pro rodinu S do
spivajicimi ditkami; vclky 2pa
trovy dun pro obydli. Podmin-
ky vyhodne, neco hotov6, Azby-
vaiici dluh snadno zaplati We
2 neb 3 letech z vydelku. Tez
mozno vymeniti "a residencni
najetek l neb 2rodinny dtm.
* doptani u Josef HI. Vana,
3S43 independence rd. Union
S36 K. "A
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FARMY! FARMY!
60 akrd, noyy dunn, velika
barn, silo, javorovy les, Ii krav
3 kone, slepice, vsechno far
marske naradi, seno, owes, pse-
nice, brambory, vse jde ssebou.
Farma jest 10 minut chIzc cd
is&ry a mlekarskeho depot, pri-
jem $3.50 "a mleko mesicne. Je
to dobra mlekafska fal'ma. Wy
|m6ni Sc "a mestsky majetek.
l24 akrI, rovna puda, dunn
pro dive rodiny, 3 stale, prame-
nita voda, zahrada a les. Cena
$45O0. $500 ihned, zbytek ma
lehkG splatky.
40 akru, dobre pudovy, 4 kra
~, 2 kone, 4 prasata, slepice,
ySechno falTnafske zarizeni, L.
roda atd. $45OO. Name so il
nych farem ma prodei nebo ma
yymenu pc celen state. Ma
vstivte mas neb zavolejtc
JOSEF SEDIVY A SYN,
specialiste We farmach.
1879 E. 40. ul. roh Hamm Ave.
Tel. Union so X.
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PRODA Sc cihlovy dunn hodi-
lei Sc pro jednu neb dve rodiny
na Z. 1876 ul. VSe zarizeno. Hla
lste sc v adm. t. listu.
H-H
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PRODA Sc neb vymeni "a pri-
vatni majetek dobre rohove OBJ
chodni misto. Haste Sc v {.
1869 E. &C ul.
40
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PRODA Sc. dunn o ctyrech sv6t
nicich, koupelna, plyn a jine
zarizeni. Lot je 30 pi'i 13O stf.
Da sc velmi LEVINE pakli bude
prodan co nejdrive. Haste sc
" {. 293l E. "a ul. prot Bower
Ave. 4-7
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HLEDA Sc byt . trech poko-
iich koupelnou pro bezd6t-
nou rodinu as ma SIS najemne-
no. Nechte adressu V adm. t.
liStu. A-3
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mnou ami slova. ida okolo mne
mrstil, po mnG silenym pohlc-
dem. Hrabe Stralkrans odesel,
neuznav .r,ne "a hodna AMI po-
hledu. Vyraz jeho tvare byl cd
puzujici byo patrno, ze ne
jcn.vedel, co Sc stale, ale ze me
chovani povazuje Ia bidne.
! TAX skoncila sc costa ma do
ciziny.
Byl jsem teprv !en nekolik
dni We Stokholmu a .jiz pravo
v levo dotirano ma mne otazka
mi, jaky vlastne jest pomer me
ri mnou a pani Lagerskogovou.
Pravilo Sc mi, re obihaji tom
nejrdznejsi povesti naSepta-
vano 81, re udal Sc ma palube
parniku vystup va,mi pohors-
Ivy. Zuril jsem proli sobe sa-
menu a proti sye. trvale slabo-
sti, ktera tolik zleho zpusobila.
Vynasnazil jsem sc vsemozne,
dodati veci jineho nateru, ma
mlouvaje vsem, ze jsem chtel
pouze odejit M inc pro sal a phi
tom ze dostal jsem sc do sporu
s ELaznivym, zarlivym NAME
lem.
Abych dodal slovum svym
pravdepodobnosti, koril .isem
sc ma oko Mine. Plytval Diary
pro nj, cinil vse, abych upou-
tai pOzornost na nj a ma sebe.
Nina ovsem byla mi naprosto
lhostejna, re bylo pro mne bre
menem a nikoliv vyrazenim, ma
vStevovati il. jedina paska, kite
ra nne k nj poutaTa ,povstala
tim, ze vedela, kterak navsteva
ma V kajute netykala sc il. Mi
ma die nahlcdu sveho BERTH "a
chranila a nyni davala 81 to
splaccti.
Netrvalo dlouho a povidalo
sc vubec, 2c taneCnicc Dahlova
ic milenkou Wennerovou; ale
cbecna povest tato nepovidala
pravdu. Ncbvla a ncmohla ne
mllzc byti nikdy, co vypravo-
vail nj, &c mi Jest. "Vydal
jsem sc takovcmu tlachu icn
proto, ze jscm doufal Bcrtu TAX
zachraniti.
Sest nedel po sven navratu
do vlasti Lagerskog opustiV
Stockholm uchylll Sc na svuj sta
tex kungsdal. Ma .jarc opustil
isem take hlavni m6sto, abych
provazel okresniho soudce X
kC soudnim rizenim. TAX uci.
nil .iscm znamOst Liedgre.
mem. Zustal isem IL X. az dc
minuleho podzimku. kde jser
vratil Sc do S.okhosmu. abycF
tam hral ulohu svihaka a hrdi
ny dne, kdezto ale myslenks
me sm6rovaly X ustanovcne d(
be, niz jsem die umluvy me
dostati Sc k LiedgreneVi.
Berta zatim ovdov6la a no
iel jsem touhou shledati sc
nj. TO bylo hlavni pricinou, IL
jscm prijal uabidku kicdgrcn'
WI. vstoupiti K n6mu do ufadu
Y kvetnu piiscl jsem do Bro
viku a spa1ril Bcrtu opet. Leta
ktera minula, mezi dObou, KID:
jsem byl od nj odloucen, a me
ri nasim op6tnym shlcdanir
nemohla scslabiti city me pr
nj. Kdyz stole pred nj pros
jsem ii. ably mi prominula. C
.iscm zavinil minulosyi. cit
jscn, zc JIG mi posud milej'
nez kdy jindy.
Phi prvnim vystoupeni mei
dome mcho pfedstaveneh
chtGI tomu osud, zc jscm OPP
setkal Sic sc Stralkranscm. S.
tka!i .isnc SC kr;itcc pred tin
kdyz byl Kungsdal prodava
We vereine drazbe. Dostav
jsem sc tam take, abych koup
statek Bert6 naIezejici a poku
'mozno prihazovanim kupni {
nu do vyse vyhnal, ably tim z
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Max, pil]al Lureau We Sve bO-
lesti opet vychytraly vyraz. Pre-
mohl Sc vsak do te miry, ze nu
podal ruku a pritomni videli
" tom prvni dukaz, re zpravy,
ktere Sc octly obehu, jsou ne
pravdive. A ;.ckoliv postava
hrdeho markyze narazela vZdv
ma antipatie, nemohl jemu je-
no detem byti odepren obdiv,
re potlacili starou nenavis: q
projevili pfi kastastrofe tako-
YOU ucast.
Zvlaste velike pohnuti puso-
bila Albina, jiz verejny hlas O.
znacoval "a nevestu zemrele-
no Jiriho Lureaua.
Albina majic ma mysli cest
sveho jmena a rodiny, proievo
vala obdivuhodnou energii
len smutek pritelkyne, ale ani
Y tomto okamziku nejkrutsiho
bolu neprozradila svoje tajem-
stvi. Vuci mlade cizince Ger
nyma ocima a bledou pleti, kite
ra il byla po cely den po boku
a ktera obklopovala il milou
vrelosti, neprojevila nejmensi
duvery.
We skuteGnosti nepfijela Ia
Ike Mercedes ma zamek X vuli
matce, ami X vuli styci. nybrz
sledovala svuj ucel, utkvelcu
mySlenku.
Nikdo tax neprahl po tom,
odhaliti pravdu krvaveho dra-
matu, jakO ona. Vedela vSecko
co Sc 0 tom soudilo a minilo.
Y zamku hovorila 0 tom upl-
nym klidem. Take Albinou Sc
n6kdy tom rozhovoi'ila, &C il
heuslo, ze ubohe zpusohuje DO.
lest. CO vsak bylo prjcinou toho
to nevyslovneho hore? Mohlo
| je vyvolati pratelstvi, ktere po
nekolik let bylo preruseno? CT
byla to obava. ze Max bude V
Ieiblizsi chvili obzalovan, KITE
| I'd Albinu tax vzruSila?
Ia zvuku stareho kosteln!hu
zvonu byla rakev nesena nd
| nrbitov. Zde mel odpoGivati je.
len jak aristokrat, tax s2d-
lax, jichz zivotnim uGelem zdal
Sc bVti vzajamny boj. Dlouho
sc zdalo, jakoby vitezstvi sc
| k)onilo IA stranu sedlakovu, "a.
le tn iednou stara rasa dostala
pfevahu, ponavadz Lureau stra
til muzskeho potomka, zalim
co Max d'Aygues-Vives zil
Frasny a elegantni zivot plny
/, silly. Americke zlato rozlilo sc
pres ne iako pohadce: swat.
ta mezi dedicem jmena a ma
lou Americankou byla ujedna'
Ia a proto objevila Sc mezi nj.
mi jako prislusnice rodiny.
Pres to vsak necinil Vilen
Lureau DOZEN premozeneho. -
Jeho bolest byla ovsem ohrom
ma. Pc cely tyden, schvacen, nj
| cpustil vclky sal a nechtel OBJ
chodech ami slySeti. Ale zuri
,vost Sc V mem probudila a by
WIDEN caste V okoli justicniht
Iralace. A pred rakvi, ktera nj
la byti spustena do zeme, yzty
Gil Sc V cele sve velikosti a skrl
| I'll ruce ma prsa. Jeho krahu
iici pohled hledal dravci ok
markyzovo jako v souboji.
V tom okamziku, kdyz Ma:
pokropil rakev svecenou vo
oou. citil, jak oci zvedavcu o
oevsad Sc na neho uplraji. ia
koby zasazen byl ranou, "a
chvel Sc a ustoupil krok zpet
Pro veiejnost byla to jen znan
: ka vnitrniho pohnuti, ale V ton
| ckamziku vynorili sc ma druh
strane hrobky tfi postavy a jed
Ia z Mich. ktere Max stall zrov
ia naproti. uAazala ma neho r
kou a pravila chladnym toneni
"Vy iste Sc prave zachval
pane d'Aygues-Vives d -
, '.Bylo to NONE. ably Sc Ma
4, Il 1. =.