davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10

I "Say, that's a good name. Vir-
ginia Winston's a good name Tor
movies. Don't you change It. MY
real name is Maggie Smith, but
no one knows me in this town ex-
cept as Gloria Summers.
Again we both laughed. Say,
wouldn't that jar you? Amt
some name picker? Think OF be-
| ing named Maggie Smith There
is one good thing I have done In
this business. I've lost my maine
somewhere in one of the lots and
found that lovely moniker Gloria
Summers in another one.
"My friends on the sets all cal
me Ria, and they will probably
call you 'virgie'."
II think I'll like that" / said as
we started to leave my room.
"Say, this sign on the door says
Have you left anything? Have
your" and Ria poked her head N
| the closet and bathroom Nope
Guess you didn't Let's 60"
what shall l do about paying
my bill?"
"Why, just pay 1t. That's all.
You've got money enough. haven't
| your"
eyes. but 1 don't know how to
go about it."
"You poor baby. I can't UNDER
stand your folks letting you get
out beyond the garden WALL Ria
grinned at her own wit.
"My grandfather didn't know it.
I ran away" explained.
''Say, aren't you afraid he'll
send cop after youY
mo. He will just say that |
am dead to him. and take it out
Of Aunt Virginia"
"Nice old chap, isn't he? AL
ways thought before this I missed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10

something good not having I
grandfather
Say. Ria, will you pay my bill
for me?"
"Of course / will, goosey.
Where is your pocketbook?"
l handed 1t to her without word
and l was struck dumb with ad-
miration to see the way in which
that girl sailed up to the window
marked Cashier" and said: Miss
Winston is checking out. Please
give me her bill"
! knew that / would have ex-
planned why 1 was going. who I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10
Prisoner Quits
Jail; Promises To
Return for Trial

Mount Sterling, ILL.,, Nov. TO-
Polite even in making his escape,
Brown county's most considerate
prisoner has deserted the jail,
leaving II vacant. He left a note
for the jailer. who some time bore
him company. II read:
I'm leaving. I'll be back in
February In time for my trial"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10

II your bowels do not act reg
|ularly. you feel uncomfortable. and
the longer this condition exists
the worse you feel. To put an end
10 the misery. take Herbine. IL
|purifies the bowels. restores ener-
gy and cheerful spirits. Price 60c.
Sold by Danl J. Fry. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10
HAVE COLOR
IN CHEEKS
Be Better Locking Take
Olive Tablets

Olive Tablets
II your skin ia yeilow-eomplex-
non pallid-tongue coated-appe-
tite poor-you have a bad taste In
your mouth lazy. no good feel.
iAg-you should take Olive Tab
lats,
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
substitute for cal0mel-were pre-
pared by DIR. Edwards after II
years OF study.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
. purely vegetable compound mix
ID with olive oil. You VIII know
them by their olive color,
To have a clear. pink skln.
bright eyes. 10 pimples. a feeling
OF buoyancy like childhood days
you must get at the cause,
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act
on the liver and bowels like ealo-
mel-yet have no dangerous after
effects.
They start the bile and over
come constipation. Take one or
two nightly and note the pleasing
rs Millions Of boxes are sold
anaA-ily al Ice and sec. tadvl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10
Navy Building
May Halt During
Arms Conference

Washington. Nov. 10.-Indica-
lions have developed that the
senate, which yesterday adopted a
resolution urging publicity for all
full sessions OF the armament con-
ference. might consider making a
further expression relative to the
conference In the form OF a pro-
posed suspension Of the American
naval building program pending
conference negotiations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-11-10

was going with, asS -;
my whole story \ Y n
clerk. y ne /,
learned right H..
that the fewer aas,s'I, ssa ~
and explanations WI gs''slss
world, the better Il I'll !. aats y
Ria Summers could \ % y
she was black in tbs u ! s'sll|
was necessary and lses \
Were works of art. ~ u. &
knew her to waste = ~ Y
an explanation and y. y g
were usually nil. y "
Gloria,s
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
EMPRESS LOST HER AITCHES
Eygenie's Struggles With Unfamiliar
English Must Have Been Amusing
TO Her Hearers.

Dr.. Ethel Smyth, the weIl-Enown
composer. who was for so years an
intimate friend Of the late Empress
Eusel.e, tells the following amusing
story concerning their first meeting:
The occasion I an speaking Of,
when I first came Into personal con
tact with her, was q meet OF the har-
r.e-s, which took place, at her special
request at Fanborough hall. She
came out onto the gravel sweep IN
front Of the house, and her manner
was more gracious and winning than
any manner had previously seen,
as she bowed right and left to the
avestruck field, saying repeatedly:
Put OF your ats pray you, put
on your SITS
The master then was presented,
and she really and truly did remark
70 hin-as, II you come TO think Of
Il, she naturally would 'ope the
'oun5s VIII ind the are near the
'ouse.' Chicago American.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
WOULDN'T TAKE ANY CHANCE
Girl Had Little Confidence In Yo.rg
Mans Courage, and Apparently
With Good Reason.

He had been keeping her company
eight years and had never even mon
toned marriage and she had decided
to give him a strong hint the first
opportunity she had. Il came during
one Of the early spring days. As they
started for q walk into the country
she caught up a bright red sweater
TO wear. He touched her arm. 'l
wouldn't wear that If I were you,
Grace" he said. The field In which
the violets grow best has a Jersey
bull in It and"
"Oh, then I won't wear It." she said
emphaucally, throwing the red sweat
er on the rack. III In eight years you
haven't got enough courage 10 rescue
me from an approaching spinsterhood
know you wouldn't have enough in
a few minutes 10 save me from an
approaching bull'-IndianapolLs News
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
Not Capable.

Five business men compose the
Terra Haute school board Their du.
ties are manifold. but still there are
g few things they cannot Go. Even
the public recognizes that, as this
little story viii prove. A teacher, who
has @ very uncouth child In her room,
sent the mother a note. telling her
tha, Il size did uor have the child
cleaned up and her hair trimmed she
would report her 70 The school on
cials.
The next morning the child returned
clean and with her hair bobhed. She
also carried a note which read: Dear
MiSS-ThiS IS 70 certify that the
school board did not bob my chuls
hair l had a respectable barber DC
t."-mdlaGapo,iS News
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21

Most men appreciate the nonsense Of
e pretty woman far more than they
do The sense q q LCncly one.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21

CaIOmel loses you day. You know
What cal0mei is. It's mercury; quick
silver Calomel is dangerous. II
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
rampIng and sIckening you. CalOmei
attacks the bones and should never be
)ut into your system
When you feel bilious, sluggish,
.oustipated and all knocked out and
believe you need a dose Of dangerous
,alomel lust remember that your drug
glst sells for a few cents a large bot
lie Of DOdsOn's Liver Tone, which ls
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
BUSINESS BASIS IN
SELECTION OF FARM
Many Serious Errors Made by
Young Men in Moving.
S--,s c-.y Ore Set 90 Cc-5It.o7s
s-o A-s Ne; Ae.e t5 We sH A..
c--stsy Al Nsys Fs-tcrs
T-zt Must Be Ccrs. ceres.

.E--= r--ar -E -re T--a5 states Depart
-a-t -. Agriculture
Many farmers. especially The vl---
e. --- -- moving from c-e region %
l-1-t5- --s- serious errors 20 select
.-- farms. lr- because tLs.- t-LE-e-,
Is naturally p9--. t-- largely ter- --se
they know ---y one 81 q c1-c .lg-s
E-t z-s 20: able 90 weigh accurately =
rL lie -su factors that must De
taken Into account szy specialists
e re United States Department q
Agriculture Here TIE science q
tt-D EE1Eg cement 70 helpful 10 thEt
tr0z The tEr2-1EDEg geD=1t vis~-
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21

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Local rE-Ezr= --.-s --z- ---5 ---'
-s= .1-C $50 E-= --st largely -
s-'--s--s t- T-=s=-- ---------=-s-
Sc TEcrE-=s -sE 1Evs l==- sz-s-
1E----T -la- t1=-- us= E-s c----=-
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-svi1 r-E-sQc--Er--- E-5 re -s= =
s7=@El -ezr -e-E-o- E-3 vs---Etor
cars have t--cE1t t1= 1rr---ts .
every section q this country into o-c
great MARKETING ce-te-s. v1e-e tie c.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
The Dull Season.

ITS kinder dull around the Old
home place remarked the sleepy
looking native.
Why. you have q swarm OF children
and 81 least 6 dozen dogs" said the
tourist.
Yep, tut guess II warm weather
has s1-.e- taken all tn pep out q tn
young vo-ulctS. They airt had q fEh,
IN nigh onto q week an there amt been
& tramp In these parts il 50 long IN
dlwEs amt Eir-ll' tn exercise they
need Birmingham AEe-Hera.d.
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21

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The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21

Wien Clarence wEs small b-y be
delighted u having some o1e cal up
tie Office and let HIN talk 20 his father
over tie phone. One tay, when wait
Ing eZqe-tl1tly 20 hear his fathers
familiar voice, It was his fathers s-e-
nuE-lrAer who answered.
she sll. why, Clarence. De isn't
% 5uS; now. : there anything ] could
DO for you e.
Clarence was slightly puzzled, hut
answered quickly; ~Wel. I emily vsut-
81 % give him q kiss. hu- I can give .t
O. you and you can give 10 10 him"
some men have such weaE eyes they
actually couldn't tell tile truth Il they
The Oklahoma miner. [volume] (Krebs, Okla.) 1912-192?, 1921-07-21
? .k ss-res csrsfuIIy.

Pea strl Er--v.-s r-r--l-Iy. grad,
EeI AID PACK beatty -H4 yu- vu
81 top p-c=S
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
BISkUP SCHREMBS We PRO.
SPEECH IRSkE SVOBODY.

Ma vcera odpoledne V Hippo
dromu poradane schazi pTatel
lrska prohlasil Sc velice otevfe.
ne novy clevelandsky biskup
Schrembs We prosp6ch osvobo.
zovacich bojd zeleneho Erinu.
Odvolaval Sc zcela spravne a
dusledne ma zneni prohlasenf
neodvislosti americk6 prohla
sill kazdeho Americana, stavici-
no Sc V tomto boii po box An
glie "a zradce zakladd, ma
nlchz tato velka republika by
la vybojovana. Vyslovil t6z po-
chybnost, re by podobny anglo
fllsky American kdy historicky
ten document pretetl. Biskup
sam vcerejsi schulz predsedal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
SPODNf kOSILE "a BABKU

Pekn6 letni ryhovane zensk6
spodni kosile, miry 81, &c, 38
a 40, bezvadne, dflvejsf hod-
noty cd 25c do soc, po 12c,
Ice 19c; zensk6 spodni
obleky V celku, miry cd SO do
Al, JENNIE ryhovane, nektere Sc
sirokym krajkovym spoken.
jine pfilehave, dfivejsi csc az
$1.25 hodnoty pc 33c, 38c, 47c
SAC oblek; - zensk6 tepl6
spodnicky re silneho a meme
pruhovaneho barchetu zhotove
ne Sc sirokym karnyrem, po
5Sc a mnohe jine podobne lace
najdete behem tricetidennfho
vyprodeje, ktery zahajen bude
V sobotu dne 5. listopadu, v
stfiznim obchode gu Koudela",
V els. 4735 Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
BENIGNO BUDE ZNOVU
SOUZEN.

Jelikoz sc porota v sobotu
dopoledne nemohla shodnouti
o vine Dominika Benigna, ienz
obzalovan byl Y dvojnasobne
vrazdy Slye a Fannera, byla
tato soudcem Jewellem pred DO
lednem roZpuStena. Porota ra-
dila sc marne skorem 25 hodin.
Ia poslednlho hlasoVani bylo
jedenact k jednomu pro pro
pust6ni obzaloby. Phi pvnim
procesu bylo znemozn6no "a
konceni nahlym onemocnenim
jednoho porotcu a tenkrate
bylo pry 10 porotcd pro trest
smti a jen diva pro vinen vraz-
dy prvniho Stupn6 s odporuce-
MIN milosti. Po propuSt6ni SOU
du lidu naridil zalobce Cas-
sldy, ably Benigno odveden byl
Serifem do vezeni, prot cemuz
sc ohrazoval obhajce Mulligan,
Ienz zalobci odpiral v podobn6
zalezitosti pravomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
POVODEN MA SEVEROZA.
PADE.
Zahubila ma padesat lidi a
zpusobila velke majetkovs
ztraty.

Vancouver, b. c., %. riina
Mezi tficeti p6ti padesati Il
votu bylo zahu5eno a maietkc
va skGda sahajici do miIlionG
dollaru zpusobena povodn6mi
jez zpustoSily n6kolik m6Ste-
eek ma sever a ma vychod cd.
tud vtera V noel a dnes.
Nejvetsi Skoda byla natro
pena V Britannia Beach, havir-
ske Vesnici s lidnatosti $50, o.
smnact mil ma sever cd Vancou
veru. Nasledkem prGtrze mra.
cen provalila Sc hraz nadrzky
a spousty vody valice Sc strasli
YOU prudkosti, odnesly asi po-
loVici obydli V meste. Zpravy
obdrzene zde pozde odpoledne
udaValy pocet mrtvych a po-
hfeSovanych ma tficet pet.
LODI vezouci lekarskou pomoc
byla tam vypravena z Vancou
veru. Cast Port Coquitlam, Ctr
nact mil ma vychod od Vancou
veru, byla znicena privalem
vod z feky CoquitIam. Nekolik
budov, vymletych re zakladu.
unaseno bylo pc fece. Zadna
zminka necinl Sc o ztratach lid
skych zivotu v onom okoli. a.
vsak ctrnact rodim jest pry oh
kliceno vodou. Jedine spoienf
jest mozno mimi pomoci clu-
MI.
Kanadska Pacificka draha
sd6luje, ze utrpeia velke sko-
dy. Nekolik mostu mile trait
bylo vymleto ma hlavni linii,
clmz vsechna doprava pres
pevninu ochromena. ZminenaI
zeleznice odhaduje svoji skodu
ma 81, 100000.
V Britannia Beach n9kolik
tel bylo nalezeno a dopraveno
do marnice ma rychlo zrlzene.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31

"Slov. Dennik" byl upozorn6r
re zupy hontsk6 ma neuveritel.
ny primo fakt. zupni vybor
sestava tam 2 clend, jmenova-
nych zupanem. zupa je re
dvou tfetin slovenska, avsak
mezi zupnimi vybory jest ien
Z Slovakd (z tech zastupce
strany Fudov6 vSak mari iakou
koli praci narodnD a l Czech,
zatim co ostatnich IL jsou
Mad'afi. A podobny .pomer ie
tez mezi nahradniky. Ia tako
Vych okolnosti mali Mad'ari a
eide We vyboru zupy pfevaznd
slovensk6 rozhodnou vetSinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31

"Moje modlitby vysilany
isou nejenom ia vSechny muze
a zeny, kdoz konali svoji povin
most We sv6tov6 valce, ale "a
vSechny, kdoz vrativse Sc ku
svym povolanim miru, spojili
Sc, aby zachovali ony tradice
pravdy a spravedlnosti, "a nez
jsme bojovali. Bude to nevyli-
citelnou radosti byti S vami.
FOCH."
General Pershing, jenz pro-
vazi marSala Focha do Kansas
City, ma te neidelSi ceste po
vlaku, jakou kdy francouzsly
voievddce podnikl, postal ma
sledujicf telegram:
"Pozdrav Americke Legii k
haiovacimu dni jejfho siez-
du a blahoprani k duchu, iimz
Jest oyladana, jenz povzdy ha-
jiti bude ty Veci, "a nez isme
bojovali. PERSHING."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
DobrOtiskO.

pane V, pocula som, re
Vasa PAM vlani ma letnom by
te shorela. Ako Sc to mohlo
stat? Nemohla sa zachranit' :?
Wy ste nebol vtedy pritomny
pri ohne?"
ALE ano = bol, ale to bolo
tax: ia som bol We vedleiSei
i2be a ona tax sladko spala, re
bol0 mi ju Puto vzbudit'."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
NAVSTEVA LUPICU " d.
VADLE.

Nesli Sc ale podivati snad
ma Tfi muSketyry, navsteva
platila dneSniho rama pouze DO.
kladn6 Stillman divadla aby
patrne neprekazel, zavreli noe
niho hlidace do zachodu. Pc.
kouseli Sc vybrati pokladnu, v
ktere bylo as $1,000, ale byli
patrne nekym vyplaSeni, takze
uprostTed prace utekli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31

Kdyz federalni dfady mari
dily, re vSechna likerni nav6sti
museji byti odstranena ho-
stincu, vytvorily move pole Gin
nosti a John Miller, specialisu-
je V odstranovani onech ma
kladnych zeleznych odznakn,
jez kraslily nekdejsi hostinskc
budovy V Chicagu a zamestna-
va Sc tim jiz pc n6kolik tydn6.
John pravi, re neni to t6zka
prace, ale je pry to smutny Il
kol pro neho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31
uIHEIE1H0lN
VYchod a Zapad.
ROMAN AMERICKEHO zIvOTA
DIE anglick6ho pfelozil Albln Straka


"Neni to zadne pfestroieni," "
odpov6dela. Jsem d6lnici V
zdejsi tovarne a tim Sc zivim.
Ne jmeno neni Ethel Greylo-
ckova, nybrz Miss Smith"
TAX stall opet pred sebou -
Arthur Kenyon a divka, KITE
rou chtel druhdy zavrazditi.
Kenyon vyhlizel ustarale, Wy
huble a zniGene. Jeho oGi byly
krvi zalite a jeho buine kadefe
proSediv6le.
"SlySel jsem vaSi nehod6,"
pravil. "Udalost dostala Sc do
novin, a takove v6ci isou vzdy
ctenafStvu prayou pochoutkou.
Nine udalost ta neprekvapila,
nebot' jsem dobre v6d6l, re
nejste dcerou Iris GreylockovG.
Byl jsem manzelem t6 zeny a
kdyby byla byvala skutecn6
VaSi matkou, nebyl bych Sc,
bdh jest mym svedkem, nikdy
k yam jako zbozhoyatel nepfi-
blizil. Ukazala vam dv6fe -
celia Ia ctihodna smetka 5 ba
ronem ma Spiel. Hanba! Tako-
w milovnik vas nebyl hoden,
Ethel"
'Nechci, nebudu S vami ho-
vofiti o sob6 ami svych by
valych pfatelich,' odpoved6la
sletna Smithova $ hrdym po-
hledem, ktery jej upamatoval
ma dny jeiiho St6sti a lesku.
"Nemusim YAM snad ami rika-
ii, re vas pohled jest mi nanej-
vyse protivnym.'
Reel touto byl Kenyon 1--WE
den do rozpakG. "Jste velmi
pfisnou," odpoved6l po civil
ce vyGitaye. "Vydelavam 81
sve ziyobyti jake utitel hubby.
Teprve pred nekolika dny pfi-
sci jsem do Millbridge netuSe
ami dost malo, re sc zde vami
sejdu. Ach, Wy jste mi dosud
neodpustila ono zakernicke
pfepadnuti, ktere isem pred
dvema roxy ma vas podnik-
null' a poZvedna pravici po-
kraCoval vaSnive: "Tuto ruka
jsem tehdy prot yam zvednul;
zaslouzila, ably ma vzdy schro-
mia. Povazte ySak, re jsem
vas ztratil - bylo to nest6sti.
ktere jest 5 to kazd6ho muze
o rozum pfipraviti. Miloval
jsem vas vice nez svGj vlastni
zivot, byl jsem rozzuren - TO
jest ma jedina omluva. Zaiist6
m6la byste mne Wy odpustiti,
Ethel, tfeba mne cely sv6t pro
klinal." !"
"Odpoustim yam," odv6tila
a pfisne, "av$ak Ethel
Greylockova neeXistuje vice
slecna Smithova vas nezna -
znati nechce."
"To jest slab6 odpuSt6ni,"
pravil Sc smutnym llsmevem.
'To jest vSe, co vam poskyt
nouti mohu.
Kenyon ustoupil o krok zp6t. I
'Jste nemilosrdnou Ethel. Co
nam ciniti, abych vas SVEN
Dokani pfesvedcil a upln6ho
7aseho odpuSt6ni dosahl?"
"Opust'te mne a nevratte
ie nikdy vice. Neodvazte Sc ke
me Sc pribliziti! Ma cel6m sv6
e neni osoby, jejiz pohled by
me tax protivnym byl, jako)
as"
Kenyon sklopfl oci. "Vam
est porouceti a mne poslou-
haiti" pravil dusivym hlasem
kracel k mestu, aniz by Sc
ice ohlednul. i
Slecna Smithova zGstala ie-
te chvili ma bfehu, ably Sc o.
ct nesetkala timto temnym 5
uchem minulosti. Kdyz mysli-
4, re nebezpeci toto minulo. |
astoupila cestu k svemu stray ,
imu domu. Is
Mesic byl jiz Vysel a hvezdy I
1itily mdle ma vecerni obloze. /
l. Il L
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-31

- W ~ iJ plOlI SOJc uA =
osoby. Nebylo mono obliGeie
ljejich We time vid6ti, ale Cerye-
my Ear horicich doutniku pro
Izrazoval, re jsou to muzi. Kdyz
ma dzke stezce kraceli kolem
sleGny SmithoyG, stale sc, ze
Sc il jeden pon6kud nemirn6
dotknul.
"Racte odpustiti," pravil
zdvofile a zmizel Sc svym SOU
druhem temnote.
Byl to ten samy hlas, ktery
zaslechla ma rece.
Nahlym leknutim pfemoze-
ma b6zela jak nejrychleii mo-
hla do sveho stravniho domu.
Bylo liz po veGeri a zadny z
ostatnich strayniku nebyl Il sto
In. Vypila koflik studen6ho ca
Je, snedla kousek chleba S ma
lslem a pax bezela do sv6 pod
krovni svetniGky, ktera byla
tax mala, re V nj pouze jedna
osoba misto m6la.
Tfasla Sc ma cel6m t6le a ie-
il oci m6ly vyraz uStvan6 srny.
Rychle zamkla "a sebou dv6fe.
Musela odejiti, musela S prv-
MIN rannim vlakem Millbridge
opustiti II misto, V n6mz pred
dy6ma roxy praci a pfistreSi
nalezla. Op6t musela utikati
do sireho sVeta. Otevfela Supple
sveho pradelniku. Tam lezely
penlze, ktere re sv6 prace V
tovarn6 zahospodafila; nebylo
iich mnoho, ale dost ma cestu
do jin6ho mista, kde by Sc
praci ziviti mohla.
Mechanicky jala Sc skladati
Isve veci. Jsouc tax zam6stnana
zaslechla V doleiSi svetnici,
ktera primo pod jeji lezela,
hlasity smich, ktery castym ka
Stem ruSen byl. Divky z tovar-
ny shromazdily Sc We sv6tnici
ubohe Lizzie k veGerni zabav6.
Cinlvaly to caste, ale nikdy ie
ste nedotkla Sc veselost ieiich
tax nepfijemn6 uSi slecny
SmithovG, jako prav6 tohoto
Vecera. Kdyz ukoncila sv6 pfi-
pravy, shasta lampu a vrhla
sebou na luzko ustrojena, OBJ
myslejic rozbfesknutim dne
odcestovati.
Brzo lezela pohrouzena v
hluboky spanek d6sn6 shy il
trapily. Nejprve zaslechla HAS
slra Gervase Greylocka, ktery
ma nj z proteisiho bfehu siro-
Ike cerne reky volal. PAX blou-
dila op6t, jako dite St6sti, ma
dhernymi prostorami Greylock
Woodsu a chystala Sc iako ne
VeSta oblecena, k jizd6 do ko-
stella. Hned ma to sklan6la Sc
pres bledy oblicej Greylockavl
ktery mrteV pred oltarem le-
eel a pestrobarevne sVetlo cho-
roVeho okna ma neho padalo 4
polekana utekla a b6zela pres
SOMA luka do koticiho herber-
ku, kdez k nj mnoukotem be- !
zela ctyfnoha EVER Mercy Poo
love. Nahle promenil Sc mhou-
kot kocek V uslch slecny Smi- |
thoVe V temn6 duneni. Po TOM
to Sramotu nasledoval hlasity |
Nan procitla, uleknu-
Ia vyskocila, n6co hrozn6hoI
tusic.
Ach, sv6tnicka nebyla tern
M, nebot' cervena zar ohne
rozlila Sc jednim oknem a cd
'azela Sc cd ctyr hladk|ch
stem. Sramot, ktery slecnu Smi.
hoVou re spani probulil, by
a rama silnou rukou do dvefi
zasazena. Co nest 'astna divka
)ostele sc drzela, bez rady zde 5
tala, nevedouc, zdali sni nebo |
Odi, nasledovala druha rama ;za {
mex a zav6sky povoliIy, dv6fe
'adly s rachotem do kom1rky l
pres ne vskocil zacern6nY
nuz. S MIN vedral Sc do ko- j
ndrky strasny mrak koure. /