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FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PREPARING TO
 LAUNCH PROSECUTIONS AGAINST PACKERS

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RIoTINe SHOOTING DEVELOP IN
 CONNECTION WITH BROOKLYN STRIKE

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GOVT TO PROSECUTE BIG PACKING FIRMS
MORE RAILWAY EMPL L0YEES JOIN STRIKE:
 TRAFFIC HAMMERED ON SEVERAL LINES

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

loss of the prisoner is discovered she
confesses her help in his escape and
fcl this act is condemned to DEATH
the Arabs abandoning her to the des-
est to perish from thirst and .starva-
ton.
The beautiful girl is rescued but
faces a fate worse than death--she is
sold to q travelling circus as a dancing
girl and finds herself in the hands of
a brutal master.
The story is vital and absorbing
following the life OF this passionate
and untamed girl OF the desert Later
she becomes q member of the family
of the man whose life she saved and
becomes involved in the intrigue which
is rife in his family. All the passions
OF human nature are displayed In this
stirring drama of Oriental and Occi-
dental life-love. hate, jealousy. deceit.
treachery and revenge--all have their
turn in this gripping and amazing play.
Nazimova rises to the heights OF her
superb emotional are in this glowing
drama of the Far East.
The cast which surrounds the dis
actress was carefully cho-
sent by Mr.. Capellani with a view to
their real fitness for the several parts
they were called upon to portray.
Charles Bryant, the noted English ac-
tor, is the leading man Of the produc-
ton and will be seen in the role OF
Captain Cadtere. the French officer
who falls in love with Hassouna. DON
AID Gallagher plays Ensign Arnault and
others OF the cast are Sally Crute. r. II.
Fernandes. John Rinhard and Miriam
Battista. who plays the tiny sister Of
the star.
The play was translated from the
original French by Mrs. Nina Lewton.
; sister of Madam Nazimova.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

Savannah. Ca. Aug. 19.-The spirit
market was as follows:
Receipts, Casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
Sweet Dreams
"A GOdSend"
That's What a Big Banker Said
About This Wonderful! Mos
quito Remedy. 81

We all know that bankers aren't
given to idle talk and that their praises
are few but forceful.
Pointing to a bottle of Sweet Dreams
in drug store at Montgomery, Ala,
the president of one of the leading
banks of that city said: THAT mosqui-
To remedy is Godsend."
He knew for he had just returned
from vacation at a Gulf coast resort
where he had just given Sweet Dreams
a most severe test.
And he said it was a "Godsend."
You can get a bottle just like the
banker had. Sold by Balkcom Drug
company and all druggists every
Nhere-Ady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

Antonio Moreno and Carol Holloway,
who achieved a standard value in
screen STERILIZATION with the making
OF their first co-effort 1.-THE Iron Test"
are see min the leading roles OF the new
Snow serial" "Perils Of Thunder
Mountain THE ramantic region Of
Truckee, Cal, mantled in winter SHOWS
with Lake Tahoe nesting at the base
or castellated mountains. forms the
for the play. The fourth
episode of possibly the most thrilling
tale OF cinema fiction ever presented
In instalIment form to the public will
be seen at the Pastine theatre on
Sunday. les reception BY the public
has realized every representation
made In its flavor.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

Curtained against the future arc .
woman's eyes. BIindly she gropoe her
way through the tangled maze o. life.
Suitors come. They plead their cause.
Spring and youth conspire to add still
more mysteries to the future. And so.
with yelled eyes. the young girl takes
the vital step.
And then the future reveals itself In
grim reality. Dreams Of tomorrow be-
come the tears Of today. The spring
time laughter becomes the mad caper
Of q fool in cap and bells. The future
grins mockingly upon q disillusioned
woman.
Had the future but revealed itself
sooner. she would not have married.
Had she only known--that weeping
woman who waits in vain for the home
coming OF her husband-she not have
married.
Had the weary woman. who has beat
en- out her heart against the prison
bars OF poverty only known what was
to be, on that sunlit day when she
gave up everything for love, she would
have stecled her heart against his ar
dent wooing. IN" would have been
her only answer to his words Of en-
dearment.
Suppose four suitors, who have
wealth. OF tOvc of yOutu-OE oil go -
to offer-ask for woman's hand
What shall che do? All four vow that
the woman OF their choice is tho
loveliest and fairest mortal on earth.
that they will suffer and sacrifice for
her to the end. One promises her
sternal fidelity. The second promises
to devote all his time and attention
to his doll wife," The third offers
to pamper her with his millions and
buy her all her heart desires with the
gold ne has amassed by the sweat o.
his brow. And the fourth is q poor
man. He can offer Adele Moore no
pears nor treasure. But he has an
incxhaustib1e store OF love to pour ous
at her shrine He will worship her
forever. and by sheer intelligence ana
steadfast application he will win
kingdom for his queen. Pastime 6un-
day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
NAzlMOVA IN EYE roa eve :

by towns. in order that the inhabitant
might see just how motion picture
gro made.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20
Big Crowds Watch Marguerite Clark.
Many Turn Out to See Filming
Of "come Out Of tbs kitchen.n


Marguerite Clark, the beautiful Para
mount star, was the centre of attrac-
ton of vast crowds during the filming
of scenes of Come Out of the Kitch-
en-" at Pass Christian, Miss, recently.
Miss Clarks latest starring vehicle will
be displayed at the Isis theatre next
Friday and Saturday.
The visit of Miss Clark and her
company proved to be n great event in
the quiet social life of the quaint little
town. Never before had the village
been honored by the presence of a real
motion picture troupe. and only once
before had a cameraman ever turned
a crank there for the edification and
education of the inhabitants. This was
several years ago when President Will
son visited some relatives there for =
few days. the even subsequently find
ing it's way into one of the motion
picture news weeklies. The result was
that the schools of the village wers
closed for an entire day and excursions
were run from Biloxi and other near
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-20

New Naximova Production Opens isis
Theatre Today.
Nazimova. conceded to be the most
fascinating and talented actress on
the screen will be seen in thrilling
production Eye for Eye" at the Isis
theatre today. This play is a vivid
drama OF the Orient and the great star
will be seen in the role OF Hassouna, a
girl of the desert.
The picture was taken from the fa-
nous play "L'Occident," written by
the noted Belgian dramatist, Henry
Kistemaecker. and adapted for the use
OF the screen by June Mathis and
Albert CapeIIani. Mr.. Capellani, who
il. distinguished French director.
made the production under the person
al supervision of MAXWELL Karger.
The story is that of an Arabian girl
fiery and beautiful, who lives with her
tribe III city of tents on the edge of
the desert. Duty takes a young French
naval officer to their encampment
and here he is made prisoner. Hassouna
falls in love with him and releases him
II later aiding in his escape. When the
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Pensacola. Fla. Aug. 1s-The spirit
market was as follows:
Receipts, Casks.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24
LA VICTOIRE
Renan ct les Jesuites

penetration admirable dams Get ou-
vrage, ct telles qu'elles semblent un
chapitre avant la lettre, de IEntente
sur la Monarchie, de Mauras. Cepen-
dant, lei ct Ia, une germanophilie en-
tetee ct le We'll anticlericalisme ten
dancieux de l'auteur de la Vie de Jesus
montrent lie bout de Poreille. C'est
ainsi qua la page 81 de Petition in
octave Calmann-Levy, on lit, non
sans rire, ces lignes savoureuses:
LIE catholicisme est trop hieratique
(?) pour donner un aliment intellec-
tuel ct moral a une population; il fait
f1eurir lie mysticisme transcendant a
cote de ignorance; il ma pas d:effi-
cacite morale; il exerce des effets fu-
nestes sur le developpement du GER
veau Gun eleve des Jesuites ne sera
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L'ABE1LLE DOR

: Je travaillais ce matin dams ma
chambre a la campagne. L'une des
deux grandes fenetres etait ouverte.
Une abeille dor est entree, ct, au
travers de cette chambre, ellie pro-
meme gaiement d'abord, endorsement,
puts desesperement sa bourdonnante
chanson.
Ellie Sc cognait a la glace de la fe-
metre, s'obstinait a vouloir passer Ia
Oh il etait impossible de passer.
Alors la brute, qui dort en- tout
homme, s'eveilla en- moi.
Je me levai, je pris une serviette ct
je donnai un grand coup imbecile sur
la petite abeille.
Ellie tomba etourdie contre lie re-
bord de la fenetre: ct Ia, Sc crampon-
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nant ce qu'elle prenait pour de la
lumiere, ellie attendait la tete dams
son corset de velours fauve, lie second
coup qui devait la tuer.
Ce second coup je ne le donnai pas.
Pendant toute la journee pabeille,
desormais silencieuse, essaya de ira
verser la vitre impenetrable, montant,
descendant, aspirant par les assures
Pair frais qui vena;t du dehors.
LIE soir, je la trouvai sur lie plancher,
morte de fatigue ct de faim.
Et pourtant, tout a cote, l'autre fe-
metre etait ouverte sur les feurs du
j::rdin ct sur les champs inondes de
soleil.
Mais Pabeille n'avait pas WI, pas
meme regarde...
Et moi, devant le cadavre raidi de
la petite tra6ailleuse, je pensais a
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L'Action Francaise.

L'Action Francaise.
Nos lecteurs Sc rappellent peut-
etre un texte de Renan, tire de son
discours a la distribution des prix de
Louis-le-Grand (1883) OH il etait de-
clare que "la barbarie n'aurait ja-
mais d'artillerie". La prophetic que
Pom va lire, du meme Renan, est en-
core bien plus comique. Ellie est tree
de son Outrage dependant lie plus al
gu ct lie plus perspicace, souvent cite
lei. La Reforme intellectuelle ct Mo-
rale de la France, public au lendemain
du traite de Fraacfort ct qui met les
esprits serieux ct refechis en- garde
contre les mefaits de cette democratic
qui devait prendre pourtant CONNIE
prophetic l'auteur des Origine du
Christianisme. II y des pages dune
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24
."TAFFY"

Une tasse de melasse, une demi-
tasse de sucre, une demi-tasse de lait
ct une cuilleree soupe de beurre;
faites bouillir lie tout ensemble en- agi-
tant cnotinuellement; lorsque lie me-
lange durcit dams Peau froide, dams
laquelle vous y verse; une goutte, ver-
sez dams un plat ct coupez en- cares
avant que lie refroidissement ne soft
complet. On peut ajouter des amandes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24
LONDREs

Les rapports officiels dissent que
lie jour lie plus sombre pour PAngle-
terre, pendant la guerre, fut de Ter
juliet 1916. II Y cut, ce jour-la, 170,-
900 morris ct blesses. C'etait lie COM
mencement de la premiere bataille de
la Somme.
On salt que la vile de Londres a
fait recemment au marechal Foch une
reception enthusiastic, ct que lie roi
Georges V lui a confere lie titre de
marechal de Iarmee britannique. Les
catholiques de Londres ont tenu a
presenter leurs hommages leur CO.
religionnaire d'outre-Manche. C'est
au cours dune de leurs manifestations
que s'est produit Iincident suivant.
Apres la ceremonie religieuse de la
cathedrale de Westminster, OH lie ma
rechal Foch a etc recu solennelle-
ment par lie cardinal Bourne, a la tete
de son clerge, lie vainqueur de Ia guer-
re, Sc dirigeant vers la sortie, ira
versait la nef aux sons de la Marseil-
laise, jouee par les Welsh Guards.
Ses yeux Sc porterent sur lie monu-
ment de Jeanne dare, decore du dra-
peau tricolore ct de PUnion Jack.
LIE marechal s'arreta devant la sta
tue au pied de laquelle brulaient des
cierges. II s'inclina profondement,
avec une emotion visible, ct continue
son chemin
Voici done, dams la meme eglise en-
terre anglaise, les honneurs rendus
par les Anglais ct la sainte qui les
chassa de France lorsqu'ils faisaient
une guerre injuste, ct au grand chef
francais qui sauve lAngleterre, de-
venue lalliiee de la France dams lie
bon combat.
La protection mysterieuse de jean
ne dare nest certes pas etrangere
aux evenements qui ont rendu posi-
BILE ce rapprochemcnt en- I'm pareil
lieu. L'emotion du marechal Foch ma
pas besoin d'etre expliquee. Toutes
les ames religieuses pavaient ressen-
tie.
Rome.-Le Pere E. Nc Gennis, etc
elu, lie 16 ecoule, superieur general
des Carmes, lors de la reunion du
chapitre general de Get ordre. LIE R
P. Nc Ginnis occup6 durant deuz
ans, la presidence de la societe des
amis de la iberte irlandaise.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24
EUROPE
PARIS

IL appert d'apres lordre du jour
public lie ii ecoule, par le ministre de
la marine, Georges Leygues, que la
France perdu 27 vaisseaux de guer-
ne durant les hostilites. Ces pertes
comprennent trois cuirasses: lie "Dan-
tom, lie "Gaulois" ct lie "Suffren".
lie due d'Aoste, cousin du roi dI-
talie, est arrive a Paris, lie Is octobre,
d'ou il repartira pour la Belgique, OH
il est rumeur quill doit resider desor-
mais. La presse parisienne affirme
que lie due s'est attire lie mecontente-
ment de son royal parent par suite de
son attitude lors du raid de d'Annun-
zio sur + une.
Eugene Brieux, eminent ecrivain
dams une lettre ouverte adressee au
"Petit Journal, declare que les Etats-
Unis, pour egaler les pertes de la
France devraient perdre 100000
Inhabitants ct avoir les villes de Chi
cago ct de New York en- ruines.
"A Perception dun petit nombre
d'officiers ct de secretaire, Parmee
americaine aura probablement quite
la France pour de bon, d'ici trente
jours ou moins. Actuellement, il ne
reste plus en- France que $4,000 SOL
dats des Etats- Unis environ ct Pom
est a prendre des measures pour les
rapatrier dams deux ou trois semai-
nes.
-D'Anunzio adresse a M. Cle-
menceau un message insistant pour
quill prenne l'initiative de faire de-
clarer le port de Fiume libre. D'au-
ire part, d'Anunzio a redige un ma
nifesto qui sera lance par des avions,
invitant les Serbes ct les Italiens a
reconna1tre leurs droits nationaux re-
ciproques. II insiste sur la necessite
de maintenir les liens de fraternite
entire Serbes ct Italiens scelles dams
lie sang.
LIE cardinal Vico, legat du pape,
assiste du cardinal Annette, archeve-
que de Paris ct cent eveques, consa-
ere le 16 ecoule peglise du Sacre-
Occur qui fut constitute par souscrip-
tion populaire sur les hauteurs de
Montmartre, la suite dun voeu fait
a Get endroit apres la guerre de 1870.
La CONSIDERATION de Ieglise, don't la
construction fut terninee en- 1912,
await d'abord etc fixee au mois doc
tobre 1914, mais fut remise jusqu'au
retour de la paix. La ceremonie etc
des plus imposantes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24

Personne ne dodte de la puissance
destructive du s0cialisme. I'll pro-
met d'agir, violent ct aveugle CONNIE
une des grandes forces de la nature,
lie feu ou Peau. II a, du reste, montre
en- Russie ce don't il etait capable.
Mais il est infiniment plus difficile de
croire sa force constructive, ct quand
on examine son programme on ne
peut s'empecher de concevoir un scep-
ticisme qui ne semble que trop fonde a
ce sujet. Pour la millieme fois, ten
tons Get examen.
Imaginons la France au lendemain
du grand soir. Supposons meme que,
par la plus incroyable des bonnes for
tunes, tout a fait Understandable, la
revolution sociale sc soft deroulee pa
cifiquement. Les ministries "bourgeois"
ont cede continent leur place aux
grands chefs de la sociale. La republic
que democratique etc proclamee. Les
biens de production sont devenus pro-
prietes natiOnales. Les patrons capita
listes ont disparu pour faire place a
PEtat. LIE socialisme Sc croft victo-
rieux. II Pest en- effet.
Mais c'est alors quill va voir COM
mencer ses embarras. Pas moyen de
reculer. LIE peuple attend la realisa-
ton des promesses qui lui ont etc fai-
tes. Que va-t-il arrivAr?
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lie DR. J. P. de Blois, residant No
831 rue St-Valier, St-Sauveur, Que
bee, est decide subitement, il y quel-
ques jours, dams des circumstances ira
giques.
LIE DR. de Blois, qui etait age de 60
ans, etait ale rendre visite a Pun de
ses patients, M. Drolet, Avenue Re-
maud, lorsqu'il tomba inconsistent sur
lie plancher. Un medecin ct un pretre
furent mandes en- toute hate, mais
lorsque ceux-ci arriverent, pinfortune
await rendu lie dernier soupir.
Son Eminence lie Cardinal Begin
a remis a Sir Georges Garneau ct a
M. PIT. Legare, lie dipl6me de Com
mandeur de St-Gregoire. Cette distinc-
tion, qui honore 81 grandement nos
deux concitoyens, etc obtenue du
Souverain Pontife en- reconnaissance
de la dignite ct la droiture de leur vie
ct en- recompense de leur generosite a
Pegard de la nouvelle eglise du Sacre-
Coeur de Marie.
I'm terrible accident Went de Sc
produire a trois miles de Lorette, au
cours duquel deux Franco-Americains
de Nashua ont perdu la vie. Willie
Jean ct j. E. DUDE, de Nashua, reve-
naient de Montreal en- automobile ct
en- passant sur une traverse a niveau
a que!lues miles de Lo-ette, lis ont
etc frappes par un convoi ct tues ms
tantanement.
I'm homme du nom de Narcisse
Liable, demeurant 80 rue Lavigueur,
Quebec, ct pere de famille, est tonbe
du toit de Peglise methodiste, coin des
rues St-Stanislas ct Dauphine, Que
bee, ct s'est tue presqu'instantane-
ment, ayant fait une chute d'environ
rs pieds.
Milo Emerence Lebel, de New
Bedford, Maine, tante de M. J. P. Le-
bel, cure a St-Donat, Comte Rimouski
ct de M. F. A. Lebel, de Lewis cele-
bre, il y q.el9ues se.l.aines. son qua
MISUNDERSTANDING anniversaire de
naissance.
, Mile Lebel, malgre ses quatre-vingt-
dix-sept ans, est aussi alerte qu'une
personne de soixante-cinq ans.
Scion les informations recues, ces
jours derniers, lie cadavre de feu Mar
tin Valiquet, de Quebec, a etc retrou-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24

tant DANES eprises de lumiere, avides
de verite, ct qui butent ct qui s'obs-
tinent ct qui Sc tuent papparence
des chooses terrestres.
Ames prisonnieres de leur sens
propre, qui n'avaient qua voir, a cote
d'elles, la route divine prise par tant
de saints, elite de l'humanite.
Et, un jour, elles tombent epuisees,
inutiles, >elles qui etaient faites pour
Papostolat fecond ct pour Peternelle
v6rite. Pierre L'Ermite.
Gardons-nous bien de tuer Pideal;
ce serait cent fois pis que de tuer la
poule aux oeufs dor, ce serait tuer le
rossignol celeste qui enchante notre
vie douloureuse ct lamentable.
L'homme a etc cree pour attiser
tout, meme Ia douler.
La melancolie est la convalescence
de. la douleur.
L'crgueil fait faire autant de bas-
sesses que Pinteree.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-10-24

Abonnez-vous a ltECHO DE LOU.
EST. $1.00 par an.
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L'un des vices radicaux de la con-
cebtion collectiviste est de voul0ir
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MONTREAL

I'm employe de la Steel Foundry
nomme Treffle St-Jean, de la rue AL
bert, a etc electrocute ces jours der.
niers. S. Jea qui etait a son Outrage
s'occupait a huiler une machine quand
il toucha accidentellentent des fills
charges.
-Une nouvelle compagnie sous lie
nom de Omitted Inns Of Canada" Went
d'etre formee par des hommes d'af-
faires de Montreal, avec un capital de
$1,0O0,0O0. Cette compagnie pour
but perection d'hotels differents en-
droits dams la province de Quebec, puis
ensuite dams lie reste du Canada. LIE
vieux chateau Saint Louis, sur le bord
du lac du meme nom, sera d'abord re-
mis- neuf, puis d'autres hotels seront
construits Val-Morin, sur la route
Montreal-Quebec, mi-chemin entire
Montreal ct Ottawa, ct ailleurs.
Emile Daoust, un jeune homme
age de 18 ans, blesse affreusement au
cours de son travail a la "St Louis
Upholstering and Mattress Manufac-
turing Company, est mort la semaine
derniere, apnes avoir endure d'atroces
souffrances. LIE defunt travaillait a sa
machine, ct voulait y introduire une
masse de cotton, lorsquil cut lie bras
droit pris dams les couteaux de la ma
chine.
Tout lie bras fut passe dams la ma
chine ct le cote gauche ct la tete du
malheureux furent affreusement mu-
tiles, 81 bien que les poumons ct lie
occur etaient visibles a poeil.
QUEBEC .....