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was leaning forward on the
starboard buIwark. my servant Con-
sell beside me. when the voice of
Ned Land, the big harpooner, broke
the silence. Look, There is the
thing we are looking for" he cried.
.s We all saw the sea monster, or
whatever il was, which we had
been hunting for months. 1t made
off as We charged. We gave chase.
Throughout all that night and next
day we pursued. We stopped. 1t
stopped. Once it allowed US TO
creep close to it; and as we crept
it rammed Us.
The shock Of collision threw me
into the sea I would have drowned
but for my faithful Conseil. He sup
ported me to the hard metallic back
Of the monster. Here We were join
ed by Ned Land. AS we were rest
ing there, eight masked men came
through a hatch and drew us down
into the bowels of what we now
saw was not a monster. but q
strange kind of sea craft. Thus be-
gan the strange voyage with that
remarkable character who called
himself Captain Memo, and in that
strange wonderful ship which he
called the Nautilus.
The Nautilus was a Cigar-shaped
steel ship Of 232 feet in length. %
feet beam and 1900 tons dead
weight. There were two hulls. one
inside the other joined by T-shaped
irons. which rendered them of al
most uncrushable strength. She
was driven by electric engines OF
tremendous power. Tanks which
could be filled or emptied at viii
enabled her TO cruise on the surface
or under the water as she pleased
She was fitted with all kinds oil
working and lounging quarters. II
a library were books on the sciences
morals and literature of almost
every language. There was a draw.
ing room with a luminous ceiling
which served also a a museum. anc
into which an intelligent hand hac
gathered submarine treasures Of the
world: the rarest shells, pearls o
all cOlors and beyond price. every
variety Of undersea vegetation; aIsr
paintings OF the masters. admirable
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THE TOWN CRIER.

The W. c. T. I. daily home Bible
school. al the Emergency Home for
Children. will close this evening
with an exhibition and lawn fete
on the grounds.
Celebration of Colorado day by
the Colorado Society will take place
today at p. m. at the Old Pierce
Mil site. Rock Creek Park.
Mrs Nell W. Gravette has been
appointed assistant appointment
clerk Of the Department OF Labor
by Secretary OF Labor Wilson
Edward J. Cunningham. of the
Department of Labor. was married
in Lowell. Mass. Wednesday TO Miss
Mary Hickey, OF Lowell.
Distribution of victory ribbon
bars will begin as soon as manu-
facturers start delivery upon them.
August 9.
The Writers League of Washing
ton meets tonight at o'clock at
the Public Library. Writers and
authors are invited.
William b. Gushing Camp, No. so.
Sons Of Veterans. will meet tonight
at Pythian Temple.
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mot Sumcient Funds

All too frequently have those three
words sounded the death-kne!l of a
romance.
Not sufficient funds for what?
For the husband to carouse and
gamble with, at the same time try
ing to keep his family going at the
rate his normal income would permit
and deceIving the wife as to the ac-
tual state of his finances
For the wife to buy expensive mil
linery, wearing apparel and "pret-
ties" to which her husbands earn
incs in no way entitIe her?
For husband, again, to lend" in
judiciously and never get II back
or to invest" in wildcat enterprises
and watch it disappear
For wife. once moro. to waste at
the butchers and bakers and grocery
store by oXtravasant purchases OF ta-
bic delicacies or calculatIons and
misconceptions of the needs of her
household?
For husband and wife. oftentimes,
to dissipate IN a vain endeavor 70
buy social prestige. or business sue
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and kneel before the portrait of a
woman and two little children. How
long. o Lord. how long he cried out
We steamed north. to that part of
the Norwegian Coast where lies thai
dreaded maelstrom which draws INTO
itself all floating things. The MAJ
tilus-was it an accident?-was drawn
into the whirlpool Around and
around she whirled. kven her steel
hull felt the strain. we could hear
bolts being pulled out from her grid
ers. The long-boat was torn from rs
place on deck and hurled like a stone
into the whirlpool. lost conscious
ness.
When I came TO myself I was IN
Loftoden flsherman's hut, and Conseil
and Ned Land were chafing nv hands.
So ended our voyage of 10000 lea cues
under the sea. What became Of Capt
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CONDENSED NOVEL SERIES
VERNE

Jules Verne was born at Nantes,
February 8, 1s2s. Though he had gone
20 Paris to study fer the bar. he fol-
Eowed in the footsteps Of the legion
who have found the idle moments Of
the law a pleasant occasion for the
wandering imagination The opera
and the stage attracted him, but it
was not long before he discovered a
field which he made his oWn-that Of
imaginary voyages to any impossible
place to which his whimsy might di-
rect him. for which, however. he had
prepared a timetable and made all
sorts Of scientific preparation in the
most minute way. Such imaginary
trips have been made by writers from
HomeE's days to those Of H. G. Wells,
and the guides have included sucn
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personages as Virgil, Dante, Cyrano
de Bergerac, Dean Swift and Daniel
Defoe. But none have been more
matter-of-fact or more brilliant in
carrying OF the matter. and the mar
veIs of science i'll the recent war have
brought Jules Verne and his delight
full day-dreams to the minds of all.
Perhaps the most famous trips were
those to the Center Of the Earth, "
Prom the Earth to the Moon"
Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the
Sea" and Around the World in
Eighty Days" All the languages of
the world know the tales. and most
theaters know the last-named. as well
as Michael Strogoff."
He died at Amiens, where his home
has long been pointed out, March "a,
1o05
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the pay envelope !.
In p r d c t i c a ! | y
every suit | have
heard during the
past decade - and
Id hate to tell you
how many there
were-Hubby's in
come and what he
did with it figured
more or less prom
incntly.
1t doesn't always
appear in the COM
plaint, answer or
testimonY-but one
will usually find,
upon close investi-
cation. that money
is the root of the
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Memo and his strange craft I do not
know. I hope his powerful ship con-
GuCred the maelstrOm. even as ! hope,
if he lived. that his philosophy AMI
powerful will finally conquered his de-
sire for vengeance.
Copyright, 1919 by Pos Publishing o.
The Boston Posi- Al rights reserved
Published BY special arrznErment with the Ne
Clue Newspaper Syndicate. All rights reSe-7edl
Little Women" by Lousia NJ Al
cott, as condensed by Miss Carolyn
Wells. will be printed tomorrow
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PURELY PERSONAL

OINLLA u LNSOlNAL
Philip II. Patchin. assistant secr..
tary to the American Peace Com
mission in Paris and formerly a
member Of the Washington corpF Of
Newspaper correspondents. has re-
turned TO this city from abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ Hiatt ,ns
daughter, Miss Juanita Hiatt wh,
have been visiting Mr. Histts
mother. Mrs. Jesse NJ Hiatt lze
Harvard street northwest left YES.
terday for their home in L.henlA
Oklahoma
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dean. ana
! son, Edward DeaDe, jr, are spendinI
the summer at the Ambassador Ho
tel, Atlantic City.
James NJ. Engle Of the Tressu-,
Department has returned from a vixii
to his old home in West Virginia
Rabbi and Mrs. Louis Stern VIII
spend the rest OF the summer Al ~,
Breakers Hotel, Atlantic City.
MISS Horense Hsno Is guest az
the Breakers Hotel. Atlantic City.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Gsrsn.- 49,
at Atlantic City for the remainder Of
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ElIinrhors,
are spending August at Atlantic City
Raymond Gray has sold his suts
sales shop on Fourteenth street and
is on the way 70 Cheyenne, wyo-. tc
take charge Of ranch.
Henry Raeder, who runs a barber
shop in Southwest, has returned from
a short vacation to Colonial Beach
J. J. Noonan has left for Norfolk
on his yacht. The Candy Kid" Hs
will return in two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Trron jenkins 81,
Georgia avenue. leave this mo-nln-
for AdIrondacks on their honeymoon
Arthur Farr. Of the War Risk. hs,
returned from a vacation a. Atlantic
City
] Barrett Barry. OF the War Risk
leaves this morning for wudwoo,
y. J, on two-weeks' vacation
J. Leo shuErue and Andrew Msy
will start for the Blue Ridge Noun.
tains on a business trip soon.
Samuel Alley. formerly OF the Z :
5. Louisiana, is now connected with
the Tidal Basin Bathing Beach
Bernard Costello has disposed NJ,
his high-powered Stutz car. and has
left for New York TO purchase an
airplsne.
; Mitchell Francis Greene. torme-Iv
of the Shipping Board VII tax
charge Of Mays Country Cub az
Virginia Beach, Va. today.
R Lee Martin and John German
OF rs T street northeast VII leave
for Norfolk, and Old Poin, Comfort
Va. tomorrow.
Col William A Krou. ot rrs
marriage license bureau. leaves 10
day on two weeks vacation
Miss Margaret D. FIe-son. OF the
Treasury Department. is al Braddock
Heights, Md.
John S. " Boulder. of the General
Land once. has returned from 4
short stay in Boston. Mass. his
home.
Paul Syie Watson. Of the D--s-
ment OF Commerce has returned
from trip TO Boston. Mass, BY Sea
. Miss Louise N jenkins OF re
r Bureau Of War Risk Insurance hss
:, received a promotion.
n. Charles Waters. OF N. Coast
and Geodeuc Survey, has resigned.
Lieut. Col. Walter \. whrco-h.
Sanitary Corps. OF the surgeon gen
erals Office. has been ordered -
Camp Lewis Washington ,o- d.s-
charge.
Paul c. Rseburn. %. sr-rr -~a5.
will leave for Atlantic Cry touor-
row.
Miss Hazel Morris. rs y stree.
7 southwest viii leave shortly s0- 4
two weeks visit TO BucArov
p ! Beach, Va
Miss Nellie Kenney. 5Ss stree.
= southwest will leave for Colonial
t Beach. Va. tomorrow.
Misses Anna and Madeline L1sfr-.
SIS street southwest. will leave .r-
:. Colonial Beach tomorrow.
II 60 20
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PEACH STAIN

II the table linen has become stain
ed with peaches. try camphor to re-
move them. This should be applied
while the stain is fresh. and after
ward washed with soap and water.
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the ratlines, clinginG to the rails,
struggling in the sea. The Nautilus
passed on.
I saw Capt. Memo 20 to MS room
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Are you overdrnwtng your ac-
count In the Bank of Welded Blissf
II SO, do not fail to read the accom-
panyfng article, in which Judge
Graham tells of the disasters with
which you nre flirting. Five min
utes reflection On his advice may
save You many years of heartache
and misery. II you don't need IL
yourself, show II to some friend who
does.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01
By Judge THOS. F. GRAHAM.

(San Francisco Divorce Judge
Known ns "Great RecOnciIer."
and Americas Leading Heart"
SpeciaIist.)
We now come to one of the most
difficult problems of the divorce court
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American National Lire Stock Association
National Wool Growers Association
Cattle Rafsers' Association OF Texas
Corn Belt Heat Producers Association Of kexv>
kass$as Live Stock Association
Southern CaftieIneu's Association
Pazhandle and Southwestern Stockmen,s Association
Nebraska Stock Growers Association
Missouri Live Stock Feeders Association
Illinois Live Stock Association
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Mr.. and Mrs Tryon jenkins 81
Georgia avenue. leave this mo-nlnS
for AdIrondacks on their honeymoon
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

J. J. Noonan has left for Norfolk
on his yacht, The Candy Kid" Fs
will return in two weeks.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Henry Raeder. who runs a bsrber
shop in Southwest. has returned from
q short vacation TO Colonial Beach
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Arthur Farr, OF the War Risk. has
returned from a vacation a. Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Barrett Barry. OF the War Risk
leaves this morning for Wudwoo 4,
y. J, on a two-weeks' vacation
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

J. Leo Shugrue and Andrew MAY
VIII start for the Blue Ridge Noun
talns on a business trip soon.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Raymond Gray has sold his auto
sales shop on Fourteenth street ana
is on the way TO Cheyenne, wyo. ,c
take charge Of q ranch.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Samuel Alley. formerly OF the = :
5 Louisiana, is now connected with
the Tidal Basin Bathing Beach.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Bernard Costello has disposed NJ
his high-powered Stutz car. and has
left for New York TO purchase az
aIrplane.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick ElIinEhous,
are spending August at Atlantic CITY
The Washington herald., 1919-08-01

Mitchell Francis Greene. forne-lv
% the Shipping Board VII razs
charge Of Mays Country Cub az
Virginia Beach. Va. today.
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r. Lee Martin and John German
OF rs T street northeast VII leave
for Norfolk. and Old Point Comfort
Va. tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

Cats. unlike poiitlclnns give voic'
"a the most decided ~utfcrances Will,
In the dark and on the fence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05
A NERVOUS WRECK
From Thres Tears SuffsrEns. Says
Cardui Made Her Wen.

TEXAS ci,y. Tex-;n m interesting
statement. Mrs. q. u. Schili. Of this town,
says "For three years | suffered untold
seony win my head. I was unable 10
do any Of my work.
lust wanted 10 sleep al. the tine, ics
mat was the OILY ease ! could get, when
. was asleep. ibcrame a ncrvors wreck
Iusi ircm the awful suiienag win my
head.
was 80 nervous that t-e least nolse
you'd make me Jump oui Of my bed.
had no energy. and va unable 10 do
anything. Ny son. a young boy. had 10
DO al my household duties.
was not able 10 DO anything until
took cardui. ltook three bottles IN ali,
and Il surely cured me Of those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and ! know the cure 10 permanent,
Tor have never had any headache since
taking cafdul. =.
Nothing relieved meunfn took Cfrdul.
u did wondcm for me-"
Try cardu foe your irouhies-mnde
irom medicinal Ingredients recommended
In medical books as being Of benefit 10
female troubies, and 20 years Of use has
proven that the books are tight. Begin
,skias csreui todrs. NC. ~
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Oil Report
To Dunbar & Co.

W A. Stuart. local Of The
Dunbar offices here received tho fol-
lowing Telegram thi smorning from ~
paao.
W. A. stuart
ilNh Central Ave,
Alhuuerlue. - NJ
Meadow Parker well likely TO be
great rinhcr. Drill 81 being pounded
deeper Into and In block Is neal
Silver cycle Press Wire from Wich-
eta Fail TovaA 70 ~ raao Times,
The Meadows Parker We'll located
In block 20 directly between Golden
ana silver Cycle wells drilled into
the sand yesterday and 4 changing
rigging 10 drill deeper with cable
tools. This well Va expected 20 the
big gunhers.
Tho Fowler humber two an offset
20 tho west OF Golden cycle 10 aiao
on tho sand, Both Of these wells
proved tho holdings 81 silver cycle
which n largely owned hy ~ Pass
people. This stock IL being traded In
lively on the Wicheia exchange.
Dunbar a 60.
1910 a. A.
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tera-is that he had q copy h. would
slow mo 10 examine refused. BIO
cause : feit BE- would be- my duty %
make public any COPY that should
come into mg hands. This gentle.
man told me De knew ~ -Four other
copies in New Nort saw uuhndy
representing any financial Interest IN
Sew York was NOT within two or
three miles OF Wall street"
senator Lodge said hat TIE State
department. ln commenting on his
charges explained lint De- prohuhi.
saw copies 90 financial section ~ tls
treaty which were ln the h4nfs ~
NtW YORK financial Interests
"rrptsi ~Uttr iHtnrturruf.'
THAT statement has NOT boon COM
trahlctrd." -uld NJ iodrs "ff yen
wan an Investigation / .uglast shat
sou investigate your uwn rafs detaf'
mfuf
How these copies caus 20 tht-
country. said snttor gndrs n do
not pretend % say. ThcY must have
ono from Paris They tusi have
been given nut hy SOM" % .n tuthpr.
IfV mere
That D. 1u 0 could ten any conn.
Wittcr TO rHr more auuld hr Il
Eruss breach ur faith
when Nr iudEe nd tire state A..
partmfnt had admitted thai financial
ocuon we're in the hnnia ~ New
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-05

mus IN mo osfmau AZ IN the Aus
fSe e..sbinhm.us o. me RhsaIsh
rtruoiic ~ the people Of tnn Rhine
land provinces ~ 1eftAnhf u not
looked uppn seriously N American
citcies - The peace conferences. u -
eaid. Il 4 pointed OFT tnat 10 prom
fIf,oa with the movement and th@rs IL
tome doubt rs 70 the sruntnnicfy Of
the deuunt fur a republic. uirpatcher
from German sources declare That
French authorities have taken a
.nrpminsnt role ~ the ueiiing up u
the rev government
frcsIdent wilson u likely 70 40 20
nruseem n1kf week on his Ions de-
fsrred visit 10 Belgium but the ape.
rific dates mentioned In Brussels DIS
patches are characterized IN Paris ~
IN accurate Thefe u a. yet no init.
nation az to the date he plans 20 sail
Tor Ame~lca. nIfhouFh his ship. the
George Washington. been order
"a to be ready 70 steam for The Uni
ted states on twelve hours Notice any
time after midnight tonight
Juro-Hiav forree which ara iuvnd-
lne the province o. Carnthla are re-
Noikermnrkt. northeast Of Kiarenfurt.
capital 81 Carlnthia. having been
evac1atcd ~ the Austrian troops de-
fendinF a.
The reported capture ~ petrorrnd.
which Ms ANNOUNCED early this week
IN a Telegram from Nnrdoe 10 Copen-
hagen. seems 10 h. without fuundn-
tion. t,sthunian forces are unite a
distance west 81 tho former Russian
capital and are being Subjected 10
heavy attacks b. the noisheyiki over
n wide front
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Mime. CALI urci
/. Denies Husbands
Charges in Court

Chicago. June a-Ai seliia GALL
Curci. opera singer today through her
attorney denied all charges against
her character made In n recent an.
awer 10 her bill for divorce which was
filed by her husband. Al tho same
time she filed Ia the superior court
an affidavit alleging that curci has
t9t.Vju In Italian securities which
rifhtfuiiy hciuue o. her She asked
thpt lit .0oo OF this amoun be- paid
her nt once a. her a pport pending
determination % her silt, tho remain.
ing tfO.ouo 10 be paid when the case
TONES 10 final settlement. The as
vorce case M Up for hearing on
June a..
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Au~uias stnuc~ tos>fa ih> posse
teens presented her representative ~
81 otfnaln On Hehtas - 81 Sen
of1ciaiIs made known 10 the allies
tt<icts from Vienna. howsvrf. carry
reports o. official dissatisfaction with
their provisions and a ehosus q
n<~xr.o<r Misrepresentation. There are
~i1f.cAtiort. n~t44ftntief@. that tns pto-
- ~ = shtie ars somewhat letnsr-
tampi~tion q the An-trlnn treaty.
sf<cf-t rInu-es ~ whIfH ~ere missing
~ Hendafs rfe=<ntenos, h not ilks4
" - Occur this week
4~odInt4ues.< " the lsffas o. peace
with Germany seem % b. a~ppfoach-
Ing definite fnrHi ncrurdina 70 ad-
vices from Parts. These alterations.
i seid. are not rlannsd primarily
d make he terms lrhAt Tor ne
crrreTs hrt ~ render tn~m easier %
a~xao1tI1n
Apparently shsrs /. . disposition on
tho gtrt Of President wilson. fr~sn'sf
t'gid vserse frsm'.s 1,s.nsn-
msfsiy ~. oet. 90. ooo : : the hmoans
- lN1sfnnity Germany will be called
auor % paT ana Il seems posdhls that
the first InHtniInent % about It.n0n.-
oeo. 900 may nes h.te o. - paid with
In two years. ~ now stipulated, but
within four fchra.
the ,srm- relative 90 alissla and
TIE aaarr regions. TOO. may BE- pitsrrd.
There eens however. 20 Be a gcn-
srnl agreement that Germany win
not be bermified TO enter the league
" nati0ns a. once. Premier Orlando
y standing nloof from these dlsrus-
riens. a. ftaiy'a Interest H. NOT 20
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Senators Aroused
Over Treaty



senator Lodge ~ the senate was
only asking for q public document and
that he would be delighted 10 have
the Hitchcock resolution passed. lie
added he had endcavored ia have the
auditing committee expedite h. con
alteration hut had found hat tho
Nebraska senator IN his hurried
haste, had not had the resolution
referred 10 the committee. hut allow
"a u to remain Ia tho senate after
being introduced yesterday.
The senator finds fault that We
didn't carry on an l-nyestrnuun ln
New York, senator Lodge continued
n am not aware hat We had any aus
thoriiy 90 conduct such an %invcatign.
ton"
senator Hitchcock claimed he wn.
being miHrcpres.nted b. senator
Lodge.
How Iodgc saw TREATY.
Il was shown IL copy Of the treaty
by a friend ~ mine In NcN York. who
u connected with no Interests con'
tlnued senator Lodge "1iuW he got
D. ! ala hot Inquire. n I were AZ 10.
erty 60 mention his name tho country
would realize hat no more %ouirageou,
~sugEestion cuuld be made Than D. u u
cuue into hia possession hy currup'
ton"
AR Lodge said he examined ths
treaty copy and found " contained
aos Hmal folio pages In English
rrrnslatiOnH Ia other languages total
ed 41a pages. he said The only pnri
he became AZ an familiar with. ~
gfh was an addcnda establishing
great and permanent organization Coz
Observation-Disclosures 81 labor
a wss told hy another Ientlomau
Mr. Lodge continued. who IL not con.
nected With business or financial In
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Jump tsom Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water each mornlna
before breakfast

WHY il man ana half M
time. feeling sryous despondsut.
warried some DAYS hoadnrh, dull
and unstruuc some DAYS really In
cnpaciinted by lllness.
M W. All would practicc inside
hafhlur. what "A gratifying change
would take place. Instend OF thou
sands III haif.sick. MISUNDERSTANDING
nQula with paaty. muddy complications.
We should ~. eroWds II ht,py. heal.
th,. ro.y. checked peoplo ever, wh.r..
The reason l. that the human system
doe not 40 ltsa n each DAY Of an IN.
waste which 10 accumulate under our
preaeut mode N living. Far every
ounce Of food and drluk taken into