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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-21
O. 'HR|EN M|RE
ATKAKLIAI.

|
BridSeporto smnklininkas, kurio
smukltjc buvo lizdas visokiu pie
Siku, O'Brien, vadinamas "Smi-
ling Jack siandien apskriiio ka-
lejime su cigaretu dantyse, tyirta
eisena nue;o po kartuvemis il
luzmokejo savo gyvastimi w po-
Ilicisto Richardo ]. Burke'o w
ImuSimq birzelio 10 d.. 1910 m.
81 karta jis nesisypsojo. bet 10
, eisena buvo tFirta, veidas ranus
ii balsas naturalis. Kada 10 del
iormos pallause ar turf kq
pasakyti'" j atsake skambiu, ais
Siu balsu: ".Atiduokite nuo ma
mes labas dienas Spatui If XII
ITEMS"
korimas turtjo ivykti 10 val.
ryto, bet penkiolikai didziojo po
isedlninku teismo MARTY norint pa
matyti 10 kcrimq, ju noras buYo
liSpildytas If patsai korimas irsi-
tese Xxi Ic:44 val. ryto. Site 20
sedimndai drarge su paprastais
ivirSirinkais If tikybiniais pata-
rejais buvo vieninteliais pakori-
mo liudinirkais Serifas Peters,
lpabuges valstijos prokutoro pa
iSrumoJin;o patrarkti tieson uz
iprasikaltlma tarnybojc, jam, pa
gal savo zadejinla, leidus kali
niams matyti pasmerktini ka-
RANT, pradejo kelti kalinius is ka-
meru sus.durianciu su myrio
kambariu, 8 val. ryto. Tolliu BIT
du buvo apseita be atsikartojimo
"mlrties spektaklio. kuris buvo
surengtas sausioe2 d., kariant
Rafael; Durraze.
! Xxi velos nakties O'Brien Wis
dar tikejosi, kad atidengimai ia
cko Kcatingo, kuris buvo SUI O.
Brienu Bulke'o uzmuSinlo lailo,r.
luves dovanojimu komiteta prize
nauJo apgalvojimo. Bet Xxi val
ryto neatejo jokia zinia If toliaus
dovanojimu koniteto narys VIM.
Calvin pasake, kad nieko tame
lnebuvo tarta jr kad jis abejoja.
Jog bus kas daroma.
Keating, kuris dabar sedi Fort
Madison, lowos kalejime, vakar
vakare griestai uzgyne, kad O.
Brien uzm ise Burke'q. Sta Ii
nia tuojaus buvo pasiusta O.
Brieno draugQ dovanojimu ko-
mitetui; Keating kaltino .nese-
Inal uzmuSta muSeika Enrieht'a.
kad jis sutaises O'Brieno apkalti-
Inimq. lis sake, kad O'Brien ne
uzmuse Burke'o; kad Enright
liepes O'Brienui sakyti, jog jis
lsove j policista gindamas savo
gyvasti i- kad jis (Enright) is
Irupinsias jam bausmes dovanoji-
ma Bet kada patsai Enright tapo
nusautas, O'Brieno WHY'S dingo.
Pashutinese valandose O'Brien
dare sensacingu. pkaltinimus, j
kurluos jis imaise ,alstijos pro-
kura Hoyne. .is sake, kad .nuso-
vusiam Burke'a D"nnui turint
bloga varda If todel jam sunkiau
esant teisintis, jis Enrighto pra-
somas, apsieme prisiimti kalte
ant saves. Enright jam zadejo
sutaisyti posedlninkus If valsti-
JOS prokurora taip, kad jis gaus
tik lengva bausme, kokius du
metu pasedeti kalejime, is kurio
Enright galiaus zad6jo j isimti.
Jis taipgi sake, kad uzmustasis
|museika Enright buves valstijos
lprokuroro Hoyne'o asmens sar=
Igu. Bet porkuroras sako, kad tas
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-21

Rymas. - sulig Tempo, alba
MI vadas Kiamil FL Bassa If Wy
skuPas is SEutari apskelbe laiki-
nosios vald2ios puolima ir apsi-
sauke patys Albanijos sosto vie
tininkais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-21
Zlneles.
Berlinas.

Berlinas Sovietinis pasiun-
tinys sake, kad tik Maskvos val
dzia bus pirkeja il pardaveja Ru-
sijo'e, neziurint talkininkq pa
stangp prekiauti Sill kooperaty-
vais. Jis uzgina, kad bolsevikai
nori pu!ti ant Lenkijos il sake,
kad jie nori tik taikos.
Paryzius. = Garlaivis Danube
siandien uzejo ant minos Juodo-
sc jurose, uz trylikos myliu nuo
Ramili priezemio ties inejimu
Bosforan; trylika zmoniu zuvo
nuo ekspliozijos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-21

Kad S1rinkti Lietuv'ai Paskolos
PenkiS MHiJonus.
piSi PWkitc Lietinos BONUS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
MRS. ASQUITH LAYS HER
HEART BARE IN AMAZZNG
BIT OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY
More Than u Glimpse "f
Great PcrSona.cs.

MAt:GoT ASGUlTH: AZ Alto
BIOGRAPHY. George n por1a
90. New York.
In this hooN Ne are given more
than glimpse .uto an" pe'souali-
ties OF those men aud women who
Tor ,ha last haif century have con-
s;l,Utcd ne l.ost .mineu; circle Of
London society. tor ID searches deep
ll into Ine heart aud m!ud Jf ihc
aItaog The reader meets NOS oily
One wife OF Prime Minister nut
woman who from earliest. gig,hcod
has attracted the great ana ;hc
fur-trOri- great by tho force of her
own magnetism cWauatiuE cTu;u Il
TsiHark -b.y Intelligent mind uUic
WEI ana ready tongue. az which may
b ADDED " kindly Symplih, Tor Tie
World. especially toward children.
Ia giving ;hc story or her brilliant
itud aUt in the British capital MIS-
~. herself and her family. These pig
.bH's are .tElo. hUruo- Gus AMI indlCa-
I'VE ~ ar" Insight. and x il impossible
l'afjr1.ed Is Door Aunt Marian my
air.E Inferior. and for tn" prculi.ri-
ties OF inc others -" admits tEai
sa. Inherited i certain irvitabill;y
from her father Sir Charles Ten
uant "a Well - his moor yircula-
ton but her deem ana oons!s;en;
CELEBRATION Toy h.! parent is equal
most - THAT entertained irr her
sister. Laura, VINO died shortly after
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

order in the two volumes. and tho
dashing.. capricioua Margot is alto
Scthcr devoid OF any appreciation of
, ,n,e symmstry: although her ut
charm to her style. Contrary to what
mas been expected. Judging from
The Impression the public has gained
OF this remarkable woman. there IL
throughout. regardless OF the fact
,hat she goes into detail regarding
women of affairs. The name OF
Lloyd George. between Mr.. AsQuith
ana whom there is cnmity, is not
mentioned.
one cannot help wishing that the
author had unfolded tn. happenings
OF the years as they passed. instead
OF OridSinE long spans and then
feNeriins to occurrences of childhood
ana TO that brIEh; period just prior
TO her rarriag. to the then Home
secretary. But tn. pictures and epi-
sodcs have a flavor ali their own
anu AFTER scainperinE with MarEot
me FAMILY seat in the northern king
doln' u; is pleasant 20 drop in a.
Lady Randolph Churchill'S PARTY
Mhere the young madcap has caused
ing IN morning dress. instead Of in
oecolletc. Notwithstanding that she
captured the Prince OF Wales uater
King Edward). who sat out two
dances with her do look at Miss
Tenant. She is In her nirhtgown''
said the other women
There is another side TO lii. story
Tor the seemingly frivolous MarrS,
ShanEcs rapidly to III" woman of
deep spiritual sense when called upon
20 witness IN. death % her we'll
IoEsd sister and in the Years which
carrie after she showed IN. same fine
SouraSn in helping hcr husband 10
bear the death in Battle of his eides;
son. Maurice AsGuith THROUGHOUT
'hrse traSe dies and many others Mrs.
Aspuith round never failing friends
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

own social strata, for one finds her
in the East End talking to girls in a
factory. whom she visited daily. and
In trying to assist u woman prison.
or In one or the iails. Her work
with the girls took her 10 a pub" on
one occasion, whore she became en-
tangled in a drunken brawl, but for
tunatciy none Of the people OF tnS
district knew her name.
When MarEot Tenant. who had
received more offers Of marriage than
Sh" could remember. decided to &C
ccpt Herbert Henry AsGuith. society
WAS more han surprised. for al
though u ACKNOWLEDGED him To he q
mum OF brillian, promise. he WAS "a
wldower with five children. who had
NOT been reareh In AT all the samn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

in Arthur Balfour and in the famous
Df; Bchjamin Jowett. master OF Bal
each OF whom wrote her many beau,
tiful letters which are given in the
book.
Between Jowett and the author
lnrly strong Friendship and their cor
respondcncc throws much light on
the mental and moral outlook OF the
day. and these two conclude that
people get along very we'll in spite
OF the clergy" II was this famous
master whom Mrs. Asquith declares
was IN love with Florence N!ghtin-
gale. Salisbury. Roscbcry and Camp
bell Zimmerman were all dear
friends. as was, also Gladstone. who
was constant visitor both at Glen
square. None of these is shown as Il
politician. but as men who arc all
sympathy. and delightful comrades
OF the spirited woman.
Then there is the Princess OF Wales
Queen Mother Alexandria. whose
iacsimil lie letters are reproduced, for
MIS- MS; AsIuth numbered ii"r Royal
r. !. 's Ima alnoi!; her intinatcs There
.,.n Tor the gift OF Kipling's
rlain Tales From the tlills." and
anoansr consratu latinS her on her
enlargement To- Mr.. .tsumi'h.
That much criticized cotcri. of In
,.,i,sGtuais known as the Souls. OF
WHICH the author was one. is de-
scribed in detail and most OF its
mystery is explained, as II stands re-
N"al"d as. mare gathering OF con
e.nial Spirits, including Lord curZou
or kedlesion. the Earl OF Pembroke"
ana l'a!four, together with several
others o: their kind. Curzon. Mat
thew Arnold ana even Gladstone
wrote poems 10 this bcwitching wo-
inaH, who. by tn" way. was no, ia
roraoiy impressed by the great Ten
nNsor.
Mrs. ASaui,h has not confined her
III. solely To th~ pursuits Of her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
ZDON APPLIES PSYCHOANAL YSZS TO HUMAN CONDT1T7

scryinr tho cous,nu, intcrr,l,ti,,, ,,..
,w..,m "r,tinns ~, i.,,'i ~. $50,
tons. one no longer feels justiiicd IN
speaking vaguely or the influence o.;
the mind on the body or recipruCuny
On. can no longer understand III. an
less ono admits that mind ami body
are one"
81 again ~. vrid,, ,,,., ID, N.
f,np. p,G.ry ,,,,,,,t
inr IN, sirn;f,,,,,,f ~, IN,
rbH,Si,ysf.Si ,'D,,ira,}," 49,
s:cnl "Sarsn bn.its, .,-.
while trying 10 uInns. .uij factions
N,tr. .r,:tJn1, r,H .f..t,, So.
rlugiDn'
49,
~, Su"JcSiS ic discusses AR ~-+i'
- ~ .pp."t 40 az. ~ "ttttN So
Nv rhh nr understood anu EiN'r
mi"nN, pI"SI'SAI SuEE = luhS Nt' i'"
49,. ''''' "'S ''"N h"''iH ''SN!''
'N"i'
such topics arc given attention as
NeurOi ogy. Nervous Hunger Mob fSN-
gholosy. Cats. Dogs and Men. The
Training of tn" Nerves. The Value oi
Measure. Positive Standards. speech
anu Memory Defects. ScapeE""ts. Qua,
Personalities, What Music pid Lead
ing AN Easier Life. Tine husbands
iIiSht. Her TIE. EcucHt.nH People Nhh"
Line of Least Effort. Dream symbols.
sleepy ILttl. Towns. Common Sense
ana Steep. Emotions IN Dreams. Use
!ui NiSh'lnar"s. Tho Low. Life. bgbN
Talk. l.oNp and Digestion. pigeons ami
lovers. iIil;dhs "nG ENp!oite-s-- y
Waste o; Energy. etc
Particularly interesting i IA. av-
Jhor-> .Nplanatsou - Tho function Of
t!oi %: Sleep. then, is 10 comm
us for ai thy things wo must fpragg
III our waxing lite. for ali The desires
Nc must reprcss in order TO conform
means OF escar. from reality ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

-psYCIloAHALYsIs MD. ~.
tAElOlt' tAltrrd y. knopf. Ne"
York;. is Andre Tridcn's hold inter.
probation OF human conduct from
tho psychoanalNSt's poiSi OF Nicw---d
thorough treatment OF hunait emo
Andre Tridon MAS oIroatoa abroad
and in America. praet'ccd psNchoan-
alysis IN New York CRY and MAS tn,
first in the United states 10 SOLVER
lectures on tha; science open 10 the
Dr. TridCn has cndcaNorcd Tor Tho
sake of The public To UnVel the uu-
conscious and Involuntary. and mus
show the tremendous part they play
That psychoannlysis has a great
tutarc cannot, j." doubted
'rridnn IN his preface states. The
various schools OF analysis. however.
having reached almost Identical con-
illusions as TO human behavior, al
though they started from diffcTcn;
the present book shall describe ;nc
paths followed hy thC four best
knoNn psycEoaralysis Freud. Jung.
Adler ANA kampf."
iih2t IN psNchoanG .ysts ar not
2cccptiue tn" iul. Representatives, OF
their work. forming opinions only
after study ana impartial ohscrva-
ton. such Appreciation OF the exact
methods of science cannot but bc ,--
ward"d when thu Held Is one so ripe
Especially does Andre Tridon strive
20 nr impartial ian reaching his con-
illusions We ind IN his book tine
chanc" statement tina. Willingness
20 race ta"'S $ necessary 1" every
which - uuW.ttuEl! reveals his
choanalysls Is hranch Of neuroi-
ogy Neurology, or NERVE science. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

atmosphere as the Tennants ,rI,o
Grand Old Man cautioned her agaihst
SO rash an act because Of tho s,,c
Of the family. but IL appcars thar
me much spoiled young woman nev"r
shirked her responsibilities. and sh.
soon bccatne devoted to the stoI,1
and worth while Asquiths.
Yes; the work is exceedingly,
skctchy and is not well mn -
gcther. hut il is fascinating. i" NJ
got Asuuith describing Il London hnII
or the ardent courtship OF patnr
tiowcr. VINO had "a way OF j,mpin,-
mo hcr drawinS-roOm window IL
The wee hours OF the morniny-in
troSvcnor Square. too. Then. also
shc is unsparinE in sclf-critlcisu,
(coutintcS On J:Icvrnih p-,,.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

stops nose running: relieves head
ache. dulincss. fcycrishEcss. snecz-
ing.
"Papc's Cold Compound" is tho
Quickest. surcst relief known and
costs only few cents ut drug
stores. II acts without assistance.
Tastes nice Contains no quinnc. In.
sist upon Papc's.-hdv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

NOU never saw more exquisite
< cabinets.
The world has never produced any
more exquisite cabinets.
These cabinets are descended
outof the Golden Age Of Furniture
This was the age when Europe
quilt It's most luxurious palaces,
created its greatest works Of art
developed its fines, types Of crafts
nanship.
Mr.. Edison's designers went
back TO the furniture masterpieces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

-My friends are all astonished
over my wonderful restoration to
health since taking Tanlac." said
John II. Berns. OF sos East Front
st. Cincinnati. Ohio, recently.
IL don't know what II Is. but
there IN something about Tanlac
that certainly does the work." he
said, "and firmly believe II IL
/ hadn't been for this medicine /
wouldn't be here now. II complete.
~ restored my health and I have
gained twenty pounds besides. |
have splendid appetite now, and
can eat anything / want without
being troubled in the least after
wards
| Before taking Tanlac my health
was dreadfully run down. My main
trouble was indigestion, and l suf-
fered misery night and day I never
seemed hungry, and the little I ate
upset my stomach. ! was nervous
and couldn't get n good nights
sleep. lost thirty four pounds and
was going down hin rapidly. II
seemed like the more medicine
took the worse I got.
"But since taking Tanlac am
like brand-new man. | sleep like
farm hand all night and feel just
fine all day. In fact, I'm perfectly
well man once more. Tanlac Ger.
tainly beats anything ever saw In
my hfe.'
Tanlac IL sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal al.
rection of a special Tanlac rcpresen.
tative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

4 co. published bv spccial arrdHpe-
meat tciih the wheeler
Syndicate. Inc.
we sail az In the morning on
the Celtic" aaid uonoria. piueking a
loose thread from her lace sleeve.
Il heard sd" said young Ives.
T dropping his hat. and muffins Il a.
he tried 20 catch IL. ~And | came
around 20 wish you a pleasant voy'
I age
OF eoursc you heard IL said
uonorta. ecidiy sweet "hnce wc
had no opportunity OF informing
you ourselves
Ives looked at her pioadingly. but
with little hope.
outside In tho street a high. pitch.
ed voice chanted. not unmusicaily. a
commercial gnmut OF "Cand.ee.e.-sl
Nice. fresh cand-ee~e-,e-sl Nice.
fresh cand.ec.eecc-~-~i
ITS our old candy man. said
Honoria. leaning out thu window and
beekoning II want some Of his
motto kisses. There's nothing In
the Broadway shops half 20 good
The candy man stopped his push.
cart In front OF the old Madison ave.
homo lie had n holiday and festival
air unusual 10 street peddlera. His
tie was new and bright red. and a
horseshoe pin. almost iifr.siEe. Gilt.
tered speeiourly from it, folds. Ills
brown. thin face was crinkicd into a
semi-footish smile. Striped cuffs
with dog head buttons covered the
tan on his wrists
Il do bellev. he's going 20 get
married" said Honoria. pitysngiy.
Il never saw him taken that way
before. And today IL the first time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Belgian Consul IL
Honored at Dinner

In honor OF Raymond de Turenne,
consul for Belgium. a dinner was
given to all consular representatives,
here Wednesday evening by Samuel
nm. honorary Belgian consul. at his
home, sit r. Highland Drive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Last year approximately $50. ooo,-
600 worth Of peanuts were sold from
the farms OF this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

II has b~en found that pellnd =
peanuts furnish three times az mucA
heat energy as a pound Of beefsteAk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
ease THOSE TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Outdoor and indoor workers sub.
jet to exposure or heavy toll. find
relief in Sioan's Liniment

DEE;N at work ali day. standing
ID on your feet lifting heavy
weIghts7 And now you're al
tired out.
Never mind. II you are wise you
have a bottle OF Sloarfs on the
shelf, at home or in the shop. Put
little on, without rubbing. and
quickly comes grateful warmth and
relief.
Good for rheumatic pains. neural.
gia, sciatioa. lumbago and the host
OF external pains that are all the
time coming. Helps break up colds,
tool
It's comforting TO keep II handy.
Three slzes--35c. zoe. sl.4o.
S1OaIt:;S!
LinirnentCas..a%"99
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02
Nemesis and
the Candy
Man

Copyright. 1890. bv Doubleday. PAGE
q Co, published by spcciI arrange
meat 18th the wheeler
Nnnnirnfa Linz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-02

Extra fine quality is embodied in the steel used
in making Robson sure Edge" Pocket Knives.
There several styles to choose from at this
popular price.
The above two items make excellent Christmas
gifts.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-02
w AS LAID LOW BY
'FLU" LAST FALL;
NOW STRONG AGAIN
Pensacola Lady Came Near Dy-
ing; Was Left In a Weak,
Rundown Condition; Dreco
Built Her Up Again.

81 had a severe attack OF Flu" last
fall and came near dying-almost had
pneumonia. For months afterwards i
was very weak, pale, listless, had no
strength, and could, hardly get about.
but today I'm well and strong since
taking six bottles of this wonderful
tonic Dreco," are the words of Mrs.
Conley, of 319 w. Government St,
Pensacola, Fla.
Before this sickness I was quite
stout; never had an ache or pain, en-
joying perfect health, but afterwards
was full of pain all over. My liver
wouldn't act, and had to keep TAX
ing medicine all the time. I would get
so dizzy that it seemed was going to
pitch forward all the time. L had the
backache almost all the time, and my
limbs and joints also ached. Had no
Iappetite; was restless all night long
and would get up of mornings all worn
out from my nervousness, and with a
fvile taste in my mouth.
ut is all different now, for Dreco
put me back to where was before
had the Flu" I have gained Is
pounds, have a grand appetite, sleep
sound and awake refreshed. My liver
rs active and the dizzy feeling has
completely disappeared. / feel full of
energy all the time, and go about my
homework with a feeling of pleasure.
Drec& is a great tonic and I strongly
recommend it to any one who is weak,
nervous, or rundown"
This is just another sample OF what
Dreco cafq do for weak, nervous, delibi-
tated systems, sluggish livers, consti-
pated bowels, weak kidneys. and
over-workfd stomachs. Try Dreco to-
day-you won't be disappointed.
All .good\ druggists now sell Dreco
and it is highly recommended in Pen
sacola by Balkcom Drug Co.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-02

Your gray. streaked, thin or faded or
lifeless hair makes a big difference in
your appearance and feelings. You know
you are side-tracked while others with
dark lustrious hair, even IL older than
you, are given the preference. Don't
envy them any longer but get bottle
of Q-Ban pronounced Ku-Ban) Hair
Restorer from your druggist or toilet
counter. Follow simple directions and
apply to all your hair and scalp in the
privacy OF your home "Q-Ban" is not
a dye so il take a few days while
"Q-Ban" invigorates the color glands OF
nature. acts on the roots. when you will
be delighted 10 observe all OF the gray
disappearing from your hair and your en-
tire head OF hair becomes a shimme-ing.
fluffy. radiant mass OF beautiful dark
hair again without even a trace of gray
showing. II is wonderful what a differ
ent view on life dark radiant hair gives
you. You feel your old self again. Sim
ply give Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer a
trial We promise you not only restored
dark hair again but folks viii seek you
out again.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-02

IT am glad Of chance to send Harry
away, for I want to explain to you
about him.
She stopped with an embarrassed
flush. I gazed at her in amazement
Lillian Gale flusteredl I could not be-
lieve my eyes.
You are not used to US or our ways
or shouldn't bother to tell you this
But can see that you are much an
noyed at Harry, and don't blame you.
But you must mind him. He is really
harmless. He falls in love with every
new face he sees. has a violent attack,
then gets over it just as quickly. You
are an entirely new type to him, so i
suppose his attack this time viii be a
little more prolonged. He'll make vio-
lent love TO you behind my back or be-
fore my face, but you mustn't mind
him. / understand, and I'll straighten
him out when he gets too annoying"
The embarrassed flush had disap-
pear by this time. She was talking in
as cool and matter-of-fact manner as
if she had been discussing the detection
of a cook.
Continued Tomorrow
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-06-02
0 r T of
ENSACOLA
VESSELS IN PORT.

German steamer Alfred, Capt Han
sen. from Galveston. Tex, 10 Ham.
burg. consigned TO Robt. Tuemler .
Company.
American tug Leroy, Capt. Com
forter. from Sagna, Cuba. 70 Aiken
Towboat Co.
American barge Iberia, Capt. Bodcen
from Havana TO A. p. Hines.
Spanish schooner Melagrosa. Capt.
Barba, from Barcelona, TO ]. Garriga.
American schooner Evior, Capt.
Bushbee, from Havana, to Aiken Tow
boat Co.
Spanish bark j. Y. c. Liesa, Capt.
Maristani. from Cadiz. TO J. Garriga.
American steamer Beaumont. con-
signed 10 Frederick Gilmore & Co.
British schooner Salecessee. Captain
Richard. from Havana, consigned TO
Aiken Towboat CO.
American schooner Azua, Capt. Nc
Lain, from Havana. consigned 10 Fill
iette. Green & Co.
British schooner Rickley. Capt.
Acker. from Barbados, consigned 10
Fillette. Green & Co.
American steamship Lake Wilson,
American schooner Celeste D., from
Cuba, consigned TO Gillette. Green &
Company.
British steamer eBritish knight
from London consigned to Frederick
Gilmore & Co.