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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25

THE SECOND PRESENTA-
TON Of the oratorio THE Prod
igal Son" by Arthur s. Sullivan
will be given by the Lutheran
Choral Society OF Eastern Mich
igan on Sunday evening, April
q. 8 o'clock, at Trinity Lutheran
Church, Mount Clemens. The
first concert was presented on
the past Sunday at Pontiac High
School, and the final concert will
be presented ut Christ Lutheran
Chruch, Iroquois Avenue. De-
troit, on Sunday, May IL.
The Choral Society, composed
Of 80 members, Il q choral union
sponsored by the Eastern Zone
of the Walther League. The con-
ductor = the Rev. Theodore
Brohm, Jr., pastor Of Grace
Lutheran Church, Pontiac, and
the accompanist IL Mrs. Arnold
Rockensuess, Of Mount Clemens.
Chorus officers are: Larle Schu-
rig. president; Edward Rugen-
stein, vice-president; Eleanor
Ahrens, secretary; Helen Stuev-
er, treas urer; and Evelyn
Baarck, librarian.
The members Of the Choral
Society are:
Soprano-Helena Ahrens, We
ola Ahrens, Mrs. A. Krentz,
Canal; Martha Beyerlein, Milda
Beyerlein, Arleen Luchtznan,
Macomb: Lauarabelle Bowmas-
ter, Marion Raul, Dorothy
Meier. Pontiac Grace; Ruth
Faulmann, Fraser; Betty Kim
pei, Rita Kimpel Pontiac, 81.
Trinity; Bertha Kittlitx, Irene
Neither, Caroline Miller,
Gladys Miller. Utica, and Regula
Wissmueller. Mount Clemens.
Alto-Eleanor Ahrens, Ruth
Ahrens, Agnes Krentx, Canal:
Evelyn Baarck, Leons Hurttgam,
Helen Stuever. Mount Clemens;
Edo Buelow, Mildred Buelow,
Irma Deierlein, Evelyn Schurig,
Marie Sieger, Fraser; Gwendo-
lyn FlickinSer, Peggy 10 0chroe-
der, Pontiac (0race) Helen Kim
pei. Pontiac, 81. Trinity; Helen
Meitxner, Utica.
Tenor-William Dopp, Mount
Clemens: Bernard Schmidt, Pon.
tiac, Graee; Paul Seomsn, Utica:
Lawrence Hannswald, Pontiac,
s.. Trinity.
Bass-Ewald Chsslik. Hdg.r
Thomas, Rev. ". Heyne. Poo-
tiac. st. Trinity: Charles 0arvsa,
Thomas Scott, Carl oelesr, Puar
tisc. Qf1ce: ThedorU lew. ID
ward Rugsnstaim, Utica: Herbert
Rewoldt, Earle SchuriS. Frssef.
The text Of this sacred musi-
cal composition y taken from
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25

UNITED WORKERS CIRCLE
devoted yesterdays m e etin &.
held at the home of Mrs. Arthur
Rosso. Scott boulevard, to plans
for the salad-bridge to be held
at the Kings Daughters Home
on May Day, the first. at 1:30
o'clock.
Mrs. Wylie Wilkinson Is gen
eral chairman of the event. to
which the public Is invited. The
food arrangements are being
made by Mrs. Fred Cady, Mrs.
Edward Derrick, and Mrs. JOS
eph Matthews.
The dining room committee
includes Mrs. Carlton Tucker,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Dance Committee
Working on Event
Set for Nay 3

THE FLOWER COMMITTEE
for the Spring Dance Of West
minister Guild, to Be held on
May 8 at the Medea Hotel, met
last evening At the home Of
Mrs. Ernest Matthew'S. Moreno
Beatty. Elsie Mae Gemmer and
Frances Tinker were present,
and made the baskets which
Joan Ullrich, Hester Matthew'S
and Jean Adams will use to sell
flowers 1t the meteorological
event.
The dating bureau. Of which
Miss Beatty IL chairman 10 60
ing at top speed, with more
men than girls 20 faf. Any girlx
who want dates for the party
are asked to contact her at 36o-J.
Mrs. Oscar Watx and Joy PIN
gel are general chairmen Of the
dance. to be held In the Medea
ballroom on Saturday evening,
May 8. $500 Sc 1859.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Mrs. Stuck chaiirliis B !
Needs More SaIessi /

MRS. BYRON STUCK. chair
man Of the Rose Sale Saturday
to aid the Salvation Army. has
contacted . group Of young girls
who will act - salesmen Tor this
pstriotic project.
She needs more girls and
urges that any girl over the age
OF IL who would like TO do her
bit to aid the Salvation Army
and. indirectly, the soldiers 1t
Selfridge Field. report 1t the
Hostess House on Cas- avenue st
nine o'clock or one o'clock On
Saturday. She will be given
flowers and Instructions for the
sale. and will be doing kind
turn for her country.
The roses, and . few garden
las, are being donated for the
sale by the Mount Clemens
Greenhouse company.
SALESGRLs
Among the girls who have al
ready signed up with Mrs.. Stuck
are Katherine Croman and Joa1
Matthews. Isabel MillAr and
Norma Mettler. Joyce Randolph
and Lorraine Edelstein. Nellie
Lou Nelson and Betty Floor,
Janice Stuck and Hester Mat
thews, Margaret Mikelait and
Jean Randolph, Resale Peltier,
Ammo Marie McGlynn.
Mary Milan, Greta May MIL
Ter, Charlotte Harms. Marguerite
Smith, Vera Fortou, Grace Petit
prem, Barbara Nicholson, Flor
ence Miller. Willagene Hotch-
kiss, Doris Walkowit, Thelma
Dunlap, Suzanne MontiQue md
Joyce Floor.
The Roes Day scle b being
sponsored By The women's COM
mittee Of ths Salvation Army
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
FEC Women's Guild
Plans Birthday Event

MAY Z is the date chosen for
the annual birthday luncheon
given by the Women's Guild of
Zion Evangelical church. The
event will be luncheon at 1890
o'clock to which all members are
requested to bring a guest.
Cards and entertainment, with
Mrs. Fred Hess in charge, will
follow.
Leaders of the four divisions,
Mrs. William Babe, Mrs. Edward
Harder. Mrs. Dora Fleming and
Mrs. Charles Sherlock, will be
in charge of the affair. There
will be four honor tables of peo-
pie whose birthdays fall in May.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
United Workers Announce
Committee for Salad Bridge

Mrs. Ralph Bennett. Mrs Paul
Pringnitz and Mrs. James HUFF
stedler. az
A bake sale will be held in
connection with the dessert-card
party. with Mrs. H. e. Moore in
charge.
Reservations may be made
with Mrs. Rosso, telephone 81.
Mrs. Robert Eckert gave q re-
port of the recent Kings Daugh-
ters' county convention at yes
terday's meeting. The next regu-
lar meeting of United Workers
Circle will be held on May 8, at
. place to be named.
ST. PETERS COUNCIL of
National Council of Catholic
Women will receive Holy Com
muaion at eight o'clock Mass
Sunday morning. Saturday being
the Feast Day of Our Lady of
Coca Counsel, patroneSS OF
meow, q good attendance Is
urged at Sundays Communion
service.
JUNIOR WALTHER LEAGUE
of Trinity Lutheran church en-
joyed a treasure hunt last eve
ming beginning from the school
at 7:30 o'clock. Refreshments
were served later in the evening.
The committee consisted of Vic
ter Walkenhorst, Marion Dopp,
Betty Bellman, Dorothy Rocken.
suess and Raymond Volkenant.
CIRCLE (. Of Zion Evangeli.
cal church, met this afternoon at
two o'clock in the parish house
with Mrs. Charles Sherlock In
charge. Cards were played after
the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
WCTU Plans
Mothers Day Tea
on Friday,-May 2

WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN Tenn
perance Union will hold Moth
er's Day tea at the home of Mrs.
William Schonschack, 298 Eu-
cid, Friday afternoon, May 2,
for members and friends of the
union.
The program is in charge of
Mrs. Verona Schonschack; mu-
sic by Mrs. Harry King; and the
refreshments committee includes
Mrs. Arthur Miller, Mrs. G. A.
Wildt, Mrs. Clyde Gass and Mrs.
Spencer Roys.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Salvation Army Rose Day Sale Begins at Nine O'clock Sag
U. Of M. Club Plans
Dinner for May 18

THE BOARD OF DIREC-
TORS Of the University Of Mich
igan club has made plans for .
dinner meeting to be held on
Tuesday, May Is. Committees
for the event will be appointed
at a board meeting in the office
of the president. DR.. Oswald c.
Fluemer. on Monday. April %.
at 4.30 o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Hand in Hand Circle
Sews for Red Cross

HAND IN HAND CIRCLE
held an all-day meeting yester.
day at the Kings Daughters
Home on Market street, when
members devoted the day to
Red Cross sewing.
Luncheon was served 1t noon
Carl Jones, followed by . brief
by Mrs. John Archie and Mrs.
business meeting conducted BY
the vice-leader, Mrs. Wayne
Adair, In the absence Of Mrs.
William Havel. leader.
The circle will meet on May 3,
at the home Of Mrs. Jones. Little
road, at 100 o'clock.
MRS LANSON KINNEY,
Florence avenue, b eelsbeating
her birthday anniversary today.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Girls Own Circle
Meets at Place Home

GIRLS OWN CIRCLE of
Kings Daughters met last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Place, South Wilson boulevard.
When sports of the recent Kings
Daughters county convention
and the rummase sale recently
sponsored were given by Mrs.
Clyde Adds.
The next meeting will be held
on May 8 at the Kings Daugh-
tiers Home on Market street,
with the hostess to be named
later.
MIR. AND MRS. FRANCIS
YATES, 26 Kendrick avenue,
announce the birth ola son, VIII
liam Charles, born yesterday In
st. Joseph's hospital.
.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS YO-
CHUM, SR., 3717 Shook road
observed their 35th wedding
anniversary yesterday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Lutheran Choral Society to Give
Oratorio Here Next Sunday

the parable OF the Prodigal Son
and the words are selected from
the Holy Scriptures.
Soloists In the program are:
Soprano: Regula Wissmueller
and Marion Kaul; tenor: Ber-
nard Schmidt; baritone: Edgar
Thomas.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Stamp and Coin cIut
Will Meet Monday

MOUNT CLEMENS STAMP
AND COIN CLUB will meet on
Monday, April % at the home of
Miss Irene Crawford, ITO Grand
avenue. at eight o'clock.
Plans will be made for the
picnic meeting in June, and all
committees will be appointed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Young Women's Club plans
Mother-D Daughter Banquet

COMPLETE PLANS for the
annual Mother and Daughter
Banquet of the Young Women's
Club were made last evening at
a special committee meeting held
At the home Of Marian Brophy.
Croker boulevard.
The banquet will include
members of the club and their
mothers, and will be held In the
Masonic clubrooms on May 5, at
$50 o'clock. Miss Brophy Is gen.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Carnation Club

CARNATION CLUB held .
regular meeting last evening at
the home Of Mrs. Elmer Keidel,
Eastman street. Guests at the.
meeting were Mrs. G. vanHorn,
and Mrs. Il. Hudson.
Prizes ut 500 were won by
Mrs Walter Allor, Mrs. Ralph
Greenfield, and Mrs. John Sterl-
ing.
Mrs. Raymond Raul, 242
Croker boulevard, will enter
tain the group next, on. May !,
at eight o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25

MACOMB LODGE Is, I. o.
O. F. will confer first degree
ceremony on candidates at Bar
ron Hall this evening at eight
o'clock.
All brothers are requested to
be present by order of the Noble
Grand.
-
NANCY LEWARK leaves to-
day to spend the week end
with her sister, Mary. who Is 4
student at Western State Teach
ers College, at Kalamazoo.
They are the daughters of Mr..
and Mrs. w. Glenn Lewark.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Water Lily Clul,

MRS. ARTHUR TRINK enter
tanned members Of the Water
Lily Club last evening at her
home on Gallup avenue. Card
prizes were won by Mrs. Char
lotte Wilkerson and Mrs. Merton
Mason, 227 Cass avenue, on
May I, at eight o'clock.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Silver Lining Circle
Has Extra Meetings
To Plan Sample Fair

SILVER LINN CIRCLE
held a special meeting last eve
ming to work on plans for the
Sample Fair to be held at the
Kings Daughters Home on May
6. The meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Rollin Mccall.
general chairman of the event.
The public Is to be invited.
Another special meeting will
be held on Monday evening,
April %, again at Mrs. McCalls
rome. to complete final arrange
ments.
ISABELLA DAVIS CIRCLE
Of the Kings Daughters will
meet Monday evening at eight
o'clock at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bradbury, 50 South
Avenue, to hold their regular
meeting.
MARILYN SCHER, daughter
Of DR.. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Scher, underwent an appended
tony this morning In st. JOS
eph's hospital. She Is reported to
be in fine condition.
MRS. ROY HOOVER will en-
terrain the Breakfast Discussion
Club on Tuesday, April 20, at
her home on North Gratiot ave-
nue., at ten o'clock in the morn
ing. Mrs, A. E. Thornley, will be
assistant hostess.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Expresses Thanks

THE WOMEN'S COMMITTEE
Of the Salvation Army Hostess
Tea wishes 10 express apprecia-
ton to all the organizations who
arranged contributions Of cake
and refreshments for the Hostess
House event held on Wednes-
day.
MRS. MAX GRUNOw was
hostess to her card club last eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Edna
Matthews on Lincoln Avenue.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Martin
Walkenhorst and Mrs. George
Collins. The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. Martin
Baarck on Madison avenue on
May 8.
MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD
MARKHOFF, Crosse Pointe
Woods, announce the arrival Of
. con, John Edward, born yes
terday afternoon In So. Joseph's
hospital.
MR.. AND MRS. PHILIP
GALE, 27o7S Bunert road, are
The parents Of Z con, born yester-
day In st. Joseph's hospital.
: MIR. AND MRS. JACK L.
FLAACKE have moved to 1915
Wellesley drive, Seminole Hills,
from 204 Cas- avenue.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
Youth Broadcast

MISS ANNA s AR A HO N
HOOLEY. former president Of
the National Council Of Catholic
Women, will be the speaker to-
morrow on the Call to Youth"
program at one o'clock over
radio station WV.
Her address will be whittier
Modern YOUTH" Parents and
youth are urged to tune In on
this program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25

MIR. AND MRS. ERNEST G..
NOE entertained members of
their birthday club this evening
at their home on Moser place, in
honor of Mr.. Noes birthday
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25

MIR. AND MRS. DON AID
SKARRITT, s Quinn road, an
nounce the birth of q daughter,
Judith Verney, born yesterday In
st. Joseph's hospital.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-25
New Haven 10 Have
Garden Lecture

NEW HAVEN-Carl Gerlach,
instructor in the department
of landscape architecture 1t
Michigan State college, will give
an illustrated lecture depicting
color in gardens when he ap-
pears at New Haven High school
at 2 p. m. Tuesday.
A question aud answer period
will follow the lecture. Both
men and women are invited to
attend.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
alvF3 ES1u1rSCSausr3Cssnec

ia mas JakyS panak, OSkllVy ia
ko strasak, a zvolal: "Vse tc
jest pouha komedie! Listing
jsou Size prave, dfte vsak jest
jen nastrcene! Necht ukaze
svoji medaili a klam Sc lined
objevf!"
Klara sebou trhla.
"Medaili!" zvolala. "Jakou
medaili?"
"Medaili, jiz jsem mfvala ma
krku,, kdyz jsem Sc jeste bato-
lila pc zemi a jez mela Sc ma
Was podobati t6, jiz mela ma
domnela matka. Ukazala jsem
Jim svGj pen1z, jenz, Sc bohuzel
jeJlmu ami dost malo nepodo-
bal. Nebyla jsem dcerou t6 da-
my! Miliony wal cert!"
Klara nanejvyS rOzc1lena pta
la Sc chv6jfcim Sc hlasem:
"Jaka byla medaile tie da-
my?"
"Byla strfbrna."
IS obrazem Matky Boz1, je
Ii pravda?"
"Ano e. "a S trent prohlube-
ninami."
"Jez tvorf trojuhelnik!"
vZkfikla Klara.
AnO, ano. Ale jak to v1te.
Coz znate tn medaili?"
"Znam nam il sama!"
zvolala Klara.
"ze il mate! Ale pax byla
byste hledanym dftetem, jez
ma dediti miliony. Ukazte mi
tn medaili."
"Jest v mem bytu. Ia da-
ma, k nfz vas dovedli, jest tedy
mou matkou!"
"Vasf matkou!" zvoIala BY
vala pradlena udivene. "Tot
v6ru cely roman z novin!"
"Pros1m, zapTfsaham vas,
zjevte mi rychle jmeno me mat
ky!" septala Klara chvej1cf Sc
rozcilen1m.
Uprchla z Bonneuilu chtela
vysloviti jmeno slecny Pavliny
de Rhode, kdyz v tom oval Sc
ma dvoTe HAS zalarn1ka, vola-
jfcf:
Marie Jana!"
"Pockejte!" pravila tato ku
KlaTe, "hned Sc opet vrat1m."
S t6mito slovy kvapila k vo-
laj1c1mu, S n1mz odeSla.
Klara hledela "a nj ~vytTeste-
nym zrakem.
"Matka! ..:" septala pax
tichounce. "B1h Sc snad ko-
neCn6 made mnou slituje a ia
najdu svoji matku!"
Mraz projel nahle telem u
bOhe d1vky.
"Nal6zti matku!" pravila k
sobe. "Smim-li 81 vsak toho
pratt ? Jsem We v6zenf .. OBJ
zalovana jake zlodejka! AZ
DOWN Sc cd Marie Jany jme-
no sv6 matky, nebudu moci j1ti
k nj. V6zeni deli mne cd nj.
Budu il vsak smeti napsati
"Jsem tvoji dcerou, mako -.
VIM mne re zlocinu, jejz ia ne
spachala =. .p~risaham, re jsem
nevinna! Zastan sc mne, mat
ko! Zachran mne! Bylo by to
hrozn6 = jest vSak nemozne.
Pohledne mi do ocf a wi okam-
ute, re nedovedu hiatt! O jen
kdybych jiz znala jejf jmeno!"
We sve netrpelivosti pTistou-
pila Klara tesne ku dveT1m We
douc1m ma dvGr, cekaj1c navra-
tn Marie Jany.
Dlouho cekala marne.
Hodiny mfjely.
Konecne oval Sc zvon vola-
jfcf v6zne re dvora.
Pc Mari Jane nebylo vsak
AMI stopy.
Klary zmocnil Sc nevyslovny
strach.
"Kdyby tax neprisla!" pony
slila 81 -.
Mysl6nka ia div il neznicila.
Nadesel cas- k odpocinku.
Vine, re postele mladych dl-
vek staly vedle sebe. Pefiny z
loze Marie Jany nemely jiz po-
vlaku.
JeptiSka, jez mela dozor, ella
jak obycejne jmena uvezne-
nych.
Jmeno Marie Jany vsak ne
vyslovila.
Klara pTistoupila k nj mat
nym krokem a ptala Sc tise:
Marie Jana odesla, ctihod-
ma sestro?"
"Ano, me d1te, byla poslana
do kaznice," odpovedela jep-
tiSka.
Klara sklesla vsecka znicena
ma sve loze.
"OdeS1a I" Stka1a K1ara Zol1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10
Prelozil KAREL KADNER

QlCo, la III SlCo upllc
nela, ale obraz mlade delnice
ustoupil v pozadf jejich vzpo-
minek.
Adrien myslil stale ma mia
dou dfvku, i c1til. re nepresta-
ne il nikdy milovati, i kdyz po-
tvrdf Sc desne podezfen1 a ne
stastna Dude odsouzena.
Co mohl vSak pro nj uciniti?
Vine velmi dobre, re prani-
echo.
Ably ponekud zapomnel ma
svnj boil, byl zimnicne pilnym.
Byl az do tiny v dime, kde
malovali prave dekorace k vel
Ike vypravne hre.
Prestehoval Sc jiz do sveho
domku ma ostrove Saint Cattle
rine, nechavaje dosavadn1m
SVEN bytu do konce najmu jen
nejpotrebnejS1 veci.
Prestehovanl dalo mu mno-
no prace a odvratilo jej cd
trapnych myslenek.
Boil jeho nestaval Sc tim mir
nejslm a caste vyruSily jej des-
ne prfznaky a vidiny z nejpil-
nejsf prace.
Nec1tal noviny a nevedel tu-
diz, kdy Dude Klara souzena a
prijde-li pred senat anebo pred
porotu.
Jednoho dine = pred porot-
MIN licen1m - prisel Adrien
rano jak obycejne do sve dflny
v ulici Montparnasse.
Mlady sluha, jenz cistil stet-
&c a trel barry, oslovil malffe
temito slovy:
pane Couvreure, mann YAM
f1ci, re pan chce S vami mluvi-
ti."
"V male dime"
"V annie dime"
"Jiz jdu."
"Nu, Couvreure," oslovil jej,
podavaje mu ruku. "Jak Sc
mate? Co jest S tim vasim Ear
mutkem?"
"Jiz prechaz1, pane" odpo-
vedel Adrien S nucenym 1sme-
vem. INA toto svete mic netr-
va vecne. Clovek najde Ute
chu i pc nejvetsim zarmutku!"
"Vyborne, mily hochu! Ko-
necne dostavate rozum. Pocho-
pull, jest to trapne, kdyz jest
Iclovek zamilovan. Milujeme-li
vsak nehodnou osobu. pax mu-
SINE vytrhnouti lasku i s kore-
mem! Dobre, re jste uposlechl
me rady a re jiz nemysllte ma
to nestastne stvoTeni."
"Prosim vas, pane, nemluv-
me O tom. Prejete 81 neco?"
"Chtel jsem vas poprositi, a.
byste mi prokazal sluzby."
"Jsem vzdy k sluzbam, pa
ne. Oc jde?"
"Byl jsem vcera v divadle
Ambigu pri zkousce dosti do
bre truchlohry. Mysl1m, re bu-
de m1ti hra velky 1spech. Nam
malovati til dekorace -. mezi
mimi i soudn1 sin"
Pr techto slovech projel
mraz Adrienovym telem.
Malir hovoTil dale:
"Riditel i herci 81 pref, ably
soudni sin byla zcela priroze-
ma Verne die skutecnosti.
Prosfm vas, jdete 81 k nj udela-
tt nacrtek. Myslete 81, re jest
obecenstvo soudn1 sfni obecen
stvem divadelnim. Mus1te tu-
dlz nakresliti celou velkou po-
rotnl sin"
V.
Muslin mfti zajiste povole-
nj abych smell kresliti SIM"
,ptal Sc Adrien.
"Nikoliv", znela odpovedd.
"Byva kazdy den "a sedani a
vstup jest volny. MIzete tam
tedy jfti beze vseho povolen1 a
pracovati; snadno sc tam do
stanete, nebude-li totiz nejake
zajfmave lfceni, k nemuz Sc IL
de tlacf a k nemuz vydavaji Sc
vstupenky. Mysl1m, re dnes
nen1 prave mic zvlastn1ho."
"Znam soudn1ho sluhu, jenz
by mne tam pustil, i kdyby by
10 preplneno," pravil Adrien,
"poprosfm jej, ably mne tam u
vedl zvlastn1m vchodem. bych
usel tlacenici."
"Zaridte 81 to die sveho po-
hodlf, jen kdyz budu mlti Ultra
vecer nacrtek. Nam velice ma
speech a rad bych CO nejdr1ve
zacal malovati."
"Zitra hned pc sn1dani tam
p1jdu."
Ma zejtri O pGl jedenacte byl
Adrien v trestnim soude; ne
musil Sc dovolavati pomoci
soudnfho sluhy, nebot ma chod-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-10-10

J nj a zahledel sc do lavic a kre-
sci, Jez byly jeste pradzny.
Myslenky jeho name zaleta-
; ly k ubohe Klare, u niz nemohl
|. tusiti, re chysta Sc polomrtva
hruzou a zdeSenim ma cestu do
soudnl sine v prIvodu dvou
|. straznfk1.
H.. Vzpomfnal ma carovny sen
lasky, a slza vstoupila mu do
Okla.
Pronikavy HAS soudnfho slu-
ny vyrusil jej z trapnych my
slenek.
"Ticho panove!" volal. "Soud
Sc bl1z1 -"
Soudcove usedli v kresla, DO
rotci ma lavice a pTedseda ozna
mil, re jest trestnf Tizeni zaha-
jeno.
Prvnf pTipad jednal O mlade
petadvacetilete zene, jez byla
obzalovana z vrazdy sveho df-
tete byla uznana vinnou a
pres veskeren plac a zoufalost
odsouzena k desetiletemu veze-
nj.
Bylo mnoho svedkn a obha-
jovac1 rec trvala velmi dlouho,
tax re Sc soud pc skoncenem
f1zenl odebral do vedlejsf sine,
ably Sc pon6kud zotavil.
ObecenStVO s raZem rOZhO-
vorilo a nastal zivy ruch v po-
rotni SIM.
Vedle Adriena sedely dive re-
ny z lidu, jez byly soudni ST.
nj patrne jak donna; ODE pilne
pletly.
"V1te, koho budou nyni SOU
diti?" ptala sc jedna z Mich sve
sousedky.
"Ano, nejakou mladici," cd
povedela tato.
"Pro tyr zlocin?"
me Myslim. re tato jest
zlodejkou. Slysela jsem, re
vzala sve PAM diva kusy kra-
jek."
Kdyz Adrien uslySel tato slo
va, zachvel Sc jake list vetrem.
"ze okradla svoji panf?"
ptala Sc zena z lidu.
"Zda Sc, re ano."
"Obchodn1ci S krajkami?"
me, znamou modistku z u
lice Caumartin."
Adrien div neomdlel ra-
ma zasahla jej primo do prsou.
Nemohl pochybovati.
Klara Gervaisova mela byti
souzena a on byl pr1tomen.
Uvidf d1vku, jiz dosud milu-
je, ma lavici obzalovanych!
Uslys1 tn, jiz chtel nazvati
svou chot1, "zlodejkou". Usly-
81 snad i konecne, re vyneseno
Dude mad nj osudne slovo, Vim
nal"
Bude dosti silnym a zmuzi-
lynn, ably to snesl?
Krev hnala Sc mu nahle do
blede tvaTe -. okamzik myslil,
re ran1 no mrtvice a zbavf jej
razem vSech 1trap.
Minulo nekolik okamziku;
pax oval Sc znova hlas soud-
n1ho sluhy:
"Ticho, panove. Soud Sc bill
I'll"
"PTivedte obzalovanou," ka-
zal vchazej1c1 pTedseda soudu.
Adrien zavrel oci a pritiskl
ruku k srdci, kde nahle poc1til
prudkou bolest.
Kdyz pax opet powell zrak,
utkvelo oko jeho ma lavici OBJ
zalovaych.
Jak mlhavym zavojem patril
ma ubledlou, uslzenou a seslab-
lou Klaru.
Velke Shy kanuly mu volne
pc lici.
Prav6 ella Sc obzaloba.
Byla velmi kratka a kladla
Sc v nj hlavn1 vaha ma jedinou
okolnost.
Adrien hryzl 81 ret al do kr-
We.
Mluvilo Sc O nejakem spolu-
vinniku.
Klara mela byti tazana.
Co asi Tekne?
Mlady muz nasoluchal s no
recnym napjetim.
"Vstante, obzalovana!" We
lei predseda.
Klara vstala.
Zdala Sc byti klidna; bedli-
w pozorovatel byl by vsak po-
znal, re chveje Sc ma celem te-
lie a re sotva stoji ma nohou.
Vyslech zapocal.
este obvinena z kradeze
dvou kusI krajek," pravil pred
soda. eve vlastnfm SVEN zaj-
mu vas vyzyvam, abyste rekla
pravdu."