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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
TAUTU sAJUNGA PAKVIE
TIE LLETUVIUS DELEGA-
TUS PARYzIUN.

PARYzIUS, Rugs. II. -
Tautu Sajungos Taryba va
kar cia pradejo sesija. Fir
miausia buvo diskusuojama
svedijos su Suomija gincai
Aland salu klausime.
Paskui Lietuvai ir Lenkijai
pranesta prisiusti savo dele
gatus Paryziun. Tautu Sajun-
ga iSklausines tuos delegatus
Lenhjos- -LietuVos r1bezlu4
klausime. Mes Lenkija iskun-
de Lietuva, buk pastaroji Sd
vinasi Lenkijos zemes.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
20 zUvo, 300 sUzE1sTA.

NEW YORK, Rugs. II. -
Nuo baisios ekspliozijos cia
finansinej Wall gatvej zuvo
% znones ir 800 kitu suzeis-
ia. Priezastis dar nesusekta.
Poicija laikosi nuomones,
jog veikiausia busia radikalu
suokalbiavimas prizes Morgano
firma. Matyt, buvo pamesta
milziniSka bomba.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
Lenkiai susiskalde.

Is autoritativiu versmiQ pa
tirta, jog Lenkq vadai pasis-
kirste taikos klausime. Turin
ii intakos mazuma vadQ pa
linkusi prize PrancuzQ patari-
mo nedaryti su bolSevikais
taikos, bet tik armisticija.
Prancuzai desperatiniai me-
gina sudaryti nauja priesso-
vietine (priesbolsevikine) So
junga is Lenkijos Ukrainijos,
Rumunijos if gen. Wrangelio
valdzios. q
Sulig naujausiq ziniQ, tokiai
sajungai Siandie neprieinamos
aplinkyb6s. Gen. Wrangelio
pastangos patraukti savo pu-
sen Dono ir Kubaniaus kazo-
kus pilnai nepavyko. siandie
jis okupuoja tiktai originate
teritorija pietinej Rusijoj.
Mes didelius rytinius plotus
apleido su tikslu koncentruo-
ties vakarin6j dalyj Ukraini-
jos.
Su Rumunija nieko nera.
zinoma gen. Petluros inta-
ka ir veikimas Ukrainijoj kuo
ne visai pragaiso -su tue lai-
ku, kuomet jis buvo padares
sajunga su Lenkais.
10 buvusis minister's pir-
mininkas VinniGenko, zinomas
Ukrainq rasejas, prisidejo
prize bolsevikq.
Pagaliaus Rumunija labai
neprielankiai atsinesa j gen.
Wrangeli
Lenkija tomis dienomis bu-
vo\ pasiuntusi Maskvon nota,
pasiulydama stoti taikos tary-
bosnia su Russia. Bet kadangl
Prancuzai gundo Lenkus pa
daryti tik armisticija su boil
sevikais, pastarieji gaminasi
naujon ofensyvon, jei kartais
Lenkai labai Saltai atsinestq
apie taikos klausima.
Sovietq valdziai yra zino-
mas Prancuzu veikimas. Tad
norma kaip Pfancuzams, taip
kittens prieSininkams paro-
dyti militarini sovietQ stipru-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
PLECIASI PRIEsBOLSEVI-
kline REVOLIUCIJA.

Konstantinopolis, Rugs. II.
- Pleciasi prieSbolSevikin6 re
valiucija Bhku apskrityj, Kau-
kaze. Sakoma,. bolSevikai, ku-
rie buvo priversti apleisti Ba-
ku, b6ga is tQ apylinkiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17

Paryzius, Rugs. 16. = Pran-
cuzijos prezidentas Paul Des-
chanel pagaliaus rezignavo IS
uzzimamos vietos. Rezignavimo
raSta jis indave ministerial
pirmininkui Millerand.,
Tue metu minister's pirm1-
ninkas buvo Ais-Les-Bains.
Milerand caves ta dokumen-
ta kuoveikiaus sugryzo Parry
zziun ir sukviete ministeriq ka-
bineta specijalin posedin.
Prezidentas daug kartq pri-
simidavo apie savo rezignavi-
ma ministeriui pirmininkui.
Bet su tue zygiu Wis dar bu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
Lietuvai Perspeja Lenks Nesibriauti per RubeQ lnq

matyt, ir jai paGiai ar tik ne
prisieis kuomet nors susirem-
ii su to paties Wrangelio spe-
komis.
Nepavyko misija Parancuzams
Prancuzija buvo pasiuntusi
Rumunijon misija, kuriai pir-
mininkavo gen. Joffre. Misija
nepavyko. Rumunija atsisak4
susideti su gen. Wrangeliu II
Lenkais.
Rumunijos uzrubeziniu rel
kalu minister's Jonescu pa
lankus sajungai. Bet lberale
vadas Bratjano ir ministeriQ
pirmininkas gen. Averescu
linksta padaryti taika su boil
Sevikais.
Maskvos uzrubeziniu reika-
lu komisaras Tchitcherin, at
sakydamas i gen. Averescu
taikos nota, pazadejo sugrqq-
zinti Rrlmunijai $50 milijonQ
dolieriu vertes aukso. Tasai
auksas 1916 metals is Rumu-
nijos perkeltas Rusijon, kad
nepatektQ Vokieciams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
SUVELINAMA GRAIKU
OFENSYVA.

Konstantinopolis, Rugs. IL.
- ParuoSta GraikQ ofensyva
prizes Turkus nacijonalistus
atid6ta neapribuotam laiku1.
Mes sultano valdzia, sakoma,
m6gins graziuoiu susitaikinti
su nacijonalistaiS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
PINIGU KURsAS.

svetimu saliu pinigq verte, mai
nant nemaziau $4,000, Rugssjo
16 buvo tokia sulig Merchants
Loan and Trust Co.:
Anglijos lsterlingq svarui $3.50
Lietuvos 100 auksinp 1.62
Lenkijos 100 markip 4S
yokietijos 100 markiu 1.e2
Prancuzijos w $1.Oo Is fr. 25
Italijos uz $1.OO % !. 40
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
LENKV sRoVEs VEDA
KOVA.
Nieko gera nelaukiama is kon-
ferencijos Rygoje.

DS41y ACIo, IluSS. L. -
cal absoliuGiai paSitikimQ in
formacijQ is pat VarSavos,
Lenkijoie pakileS didelis kri-
ziS. Sales vyriausyb6ie vel
kincios Srov6s yra pak6lusiOs
tarpe saves smarkiq kova.
Sakoma. jog vakarine Eu-
ropa ir Suv. Valstijos iSdalies
iSiIeidziamoS nugirsti karcius
sroviu neSutikimus il po to
duOti Lenkams savo patari-
mQ.
Lenku macdonald demokra-
tn partija, kuriai vadovauja
Dmowski, Paderewski, Grab
ski ir kit. veda kampanlJq
prizes Sales virSininkq Pilsud-
ski. Tie vadai prielankiauJa
(Prancuzu nurodymams, kad
Lenkai padarytQ SaJunga Su
GEN. Wrangeliu su tikslu ben
dromis jegomis veikti prizes
bolSevikus ir SituoS sutrus-
! KNIT. Jie prieSinasi taikal su
Russia ir magina ivairiomls
priemon6mis pakenkti konfe-
rencijai Rygoje.
Pilsudski prizes sajunga.
PatSai Pilsudski Siandie pill
mai nesutinka su talkininkais,
Jis prieSingas susideti su gen.
Wrangeliu ir nori vesti ne
priklausomai kara If darytl
taikq. Tam tikslui jis turf ge-
roka skaitliQ SalininkQ.
TreGiqjai If silpniausiqjal
Lenku srovei vadovauja soci-
ialistas DaszynSki. Sitas dar-
buoiasi uz kuoveikiausia tai
ka su Maskva.
Tuo tarpu Rygon pasiQs-
ia Lenku delegacija nenusi-
vez6 su savimi jokiQ definiti-
!viQ taikos salygQ. Mes pacioje
lVarSavoje srov6s nesutinka su
nuomonemis. Taigi gyvuoJa
stipri galimybe, jog konferen-
cija Rygoje neduos gerQ pa
sekmiu il pasibaigs be nieko.
Rusq prieSbolSevikiniai va
dai, kaip tai Savinkov, Radi-
llGev ir gen. Wrangelio atstovai
Isutinka su Prancuzq nurody-
Imais If pastangomis Lenkus
patraukti sajungon su gen.
Wrangeliu. Tie vadai gener.
Wrangeliui rekrutuoja karei-
vius Lenkijoj. Nesenai tapat
Ibuvo dariusi PrancuzQ misiJa
Lietuvos teritorijose.
Tukstantis surekrutuotQ ka-
reiviQ Lenkijoj buvo pasiqsta
pietinen Rusijon per Rumuni-
ia. Bet Rumunu vyriausybe
rekrutus sulaik6, atsisakyda-
ma juos ileisti gen. Wrange-
lilo okupuoton teritorijon. Mes
'Rumunija yra nuomones, jog
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
RUGsEJo II, 1920.

Chicago ir apylinkes. - Sian
die ir, turbut, rytoj grazus oras;
temperature pakyla.
Vakar augSeiausia temperature
buvo "A l., zemiausia 64 !.
saule teka 6:32, leidziasi 6:5S.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
Telegrama ''Draugo" Redaktoriui
Kun. Prof. Bucys, Chicago.

bUCyS,
WASHINGTON, Rugs. Is, $50 p M. = Prezidentas
Wilson's serga Rytoj nebus aud;iencos Pasmatysme
Tumuy nduo dokumentus Yra devynios desmtys astuon
delegatai Dvasia paki Meginsime pasmatyti Colby.
Kun. Vaicunas pirm
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
PIRKITE
LIETUVOS PASKOLOS
BONUS
BOLSEv|KAI PASIRENGE
SUTRUSKINTI LENKIJA,
TAIP BUS PADARYTA, JET
NEPAVYKS SU TAXA.

Berlynas, Rugs. II. - Ru-
sp-Lenkq, konferencija Rygoje,
Latvijoje, suSaukta padaryti
taika, prasidas Rugsejo Is d.
Siandieninis bolSeviku pasiva-
rymas ant Brest-Litovsko, tai
tik paprastoji demonstracija.
Norma nurodyti Lenkams,
jog raudonoji armija poseno-
vel galinga.
Sulig autentiniq informaci-
,jq, Maskvos armija pastaruo-
Sc LenkQ laim6jimuose yra
netekusi tiktai $4,000 kareiviQ
nelaisviais. Atlikta Rusijoje
generate mobilicacija labjaus
pavykusi, kaip kuomet nors
pirmiau. .
Plenuojama sutruskinti
Lenkija.
Neziurint, to, kad Maskvo-
ie smarkiai darbuojasi talki-
ninkQ partija, atliekami pasi-
rengimai sutruskinti Lenkija,
jei nepavyktQ Rygoje padary-
ii taika, jei Lenkai atsisaky-
tn priimti svarbiasias taIkos
salygas.
BolSevikq karo komisaras
Trockii laikraStyj Pravda pa
skelbe pareiskima vardu "Rei
kalinga dar viena pamoka. F."
Jis raso:
''Lenku vyriausybe nelink-
sta prie taikos. Generolas Pill
sudski daznai pareiskia, jog
Lenkq vyriausyb6s svarbiau-
sias noras pilnai sugriauti So
vietin6s Rusijos militarines
spekas. Mes geidziame pabai-
gti karus. Kaipo pirmiau,
mes trokStame taikos. Jeigu
NUNS taika nebus Quota, mes
turime zinoti, kaip ja gauti.
Jei Pilsudskiui neuztenka vie
nos pamokos, mes turesime j
pamokyti dar karta."
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17
IsNAUJO IsRINKTI SOCI-
JALISTAI ATSTOVAI.

NEW YORK, Rugs. II. =
Perniai is New Yorko valsti-
jos istatymdavybes buto buvo
prasalinta pepd socijalistai
atstovai: Dabar tuos prasalin-
tus atstovus pilieciai isnaujo
isrinko atstovais. Matyt, EMO
mes ju nori.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-09-17

PARYzIUs, Rugs. II. -
Gauta ziniu, jog Lenkq- boise
vikp taikos konferencija ar
tik nebus atideta igi Spal. 1 d.
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.REzIGNAVO PRANCUzI-.
JOS PREz|DENTAS.
PASITRAUKE IS VIETOS
BE PRIEVARTOS.
Matyt, tuojaus bus renkamas
kitas prezidentas.

Paryzius, Rugs. II. = Off
cijaliai paskelbta, jog Russe-
jo 25 dienon Versaillesan su-
saukiamas abieju parlamento
butq atstovu susirinkimas.
Bus issrinktas naujas prezi-
dentas vietoje rezignavusio
prezidento Deschanel.
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
With Other Editors
The American Legion.
Chicago Labor News.)

There seems to be considerable misunder-
standing on the part of many members Of the
organized labor movement in regard to the
American Legion Whether this is due to
hasty statements by the radicals within the
ranks of organized labor or to the garbling
and misquotation in the trust press OF state
ments by labor representatives, the fact re-
mains that a great many organized workers
are beginning to look upon the Legion as an
enemy OF organized labor and are gradually
coming under the delusion that the Legion was
organized for the express purpose of opposing
the labor movement. This is not so.
In many western cities more than IS per
cent of the members OF the American Legion
are union men and are proud to carry their
union cards alongside their Legion cards. In
every city of the country union men are to be
found in the ranks of the Legion, which is an
organization Of men who saw service in the
world war and fought for democracy and lib
erty under the stars and stripes, that freedom
should not perish from the earth.
There may be several instances OF enmity
between the American Legion and the Indus
trial Workers of the World, but there is no
reason in the world for any enmity between
members OF the American Legion and men,
bers Of the American Federation of Labor,
which always has stood up and fought for
democracy and Americanism.
We quote from the Omaha Daily News the
following article:
Expressions of good will were exchanged
between leaders Of Omaha and Nebraska labor
and the Douglas county post of the American
Legion at a conference in the University club
last Saturday.
"The meeting was held to clear up misun-
derstandingsS which have arisen as the result
Of articles in the press to the effect that the
I, Legion has taken a stand against labor in some
| parts of the country.
publication of misleading stories in the
| papers was deplored.
'Dr. E. G. Henry commander of the post
| pointed out that the Legion stands simply fol
Americanism and law and order; that the or
ganization is not in any way unfriendly t.
| labor"
The American Federation Of Labor and it.
affiliated organizations cap have no objection
| to such program and it is to be hoped tina
the same good feeling that prevails in man,
| western cities between the Legion and organ
lied labor will prevail over the entire coun
try, Notwithstanding the attitude taken by tn
radical elements Of organized labor
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
Consulting the Former Kaiser.

It II . little difacult 70 understand why
Hoiland feels It should consult the former
kaiser in regard to the terms under which It
shall undertake to intern him In fact, ono
would think strict neutrality from the Dutch
standpoint would be difficult matter, let alone
disposition which Is freely construed by
many a. distinctly favorable to Germany.
Holland was almost as great sufferer from
war measures as the belligerents were. It had
to keep all its available man power mobilized.
either In the army or in other ways, to be IN
readiness to defend itself at any moment from
German aggression. 1t was compelled to Dor
row money. II lost heavily in ships from sub
marines, no less than rs Of its vessels having
been destroyed at the time America entered
the conflict. In the later stages its coast was
practically blockaded and its people suffered
accordingly. 1t was constantly bullied by its
powerful neighbor on the east, which. as the
aggressor In the struggle, was primarily re-
sponsible for all its woes
Under the circumstances It would seem
natural for the Dutch to take at least modicum
of satisfaction in helping the allies in their
efforts to permanently trim the claws OF the
German eagle. If it has any such feeling.
however, it is remarkably successful in con-
cealing it
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

LEILA.
The original Leila must have
been "vamp." It is distinctly a
Moorish name--in fact it is trans
lated to mean "Moorish"-and it
was usually bestowed upon the
loveliest Of the always beautiful
Moorish maidens.
In reality, it is generally sup
posed to be one Of the feminine
names derived from the lily. AS
the lily is the fairest of flowers,
perhaps Leila as the most beautiful
of her tribe, came thus to be used
as a proper name. Etymologists
are frankly puzzled by her origin,
since it seems that only the He
brew and Slavonic tongues give
names really taken from flowers.
But however that may be, and
though the lily is as difficult to
trace as the rose, it must still be
contended that Leila had her origin
in the pure white chalice of the
most fragrant of all flowers. Lii
lola Gonzaga of Italy was perhaps
one of lily-names which preceded
Leila. There was Lilias Ruthven
in Scotland in 1857. The queen OF
Naples about whom the Scottish
ballad of ''Boswal and Lillian" was
woven was named after the lily
and. curiously enough, was called
Cecilia by the Italians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
Whats I'm a Name?
-BY MILDRED MARSHALL-
Copyright 1919. BY the Wheeler Syndicate. Inc,

Occasionally historians have
thought that Leila and Lillian and
Lilias we're only contractions OF
Elizabeth, but there seems little to
bear out this contention, SO the lily
must remain raison d etre Of all
such names. Certainly its heritage
of beauty is we'll borne out by the
lovely woman who have claimed
the name, among them Lillian Rus
sell, the most beautiful woman OF
the American stage, and Lily Lang
try, famous Jersey Lily, and long
the center of romance and gossip
of two continents.
Leila's talismanic gem is the ruby.
the elixir Of life," which gives
courage, and freedom from harm,
and strength Of purpose to its wear
er. Friday is her lucky day and 3
her lucky number. The lily signi-
flying purity is her flower.
Lord Byron said Of Leila in The
Giarour":
| "Her eyes dark charm twere vain
to tell,
But gaze on that of the gazelle,
It will assist the fancy well:
AS large, as languishingly dark.
But soul beamed forth in every
spark
That darted from beneath the Id.
Bright as the ruby Of Giamschld.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

Dean had apparently forgotten who
VIII Mcintyre was.
Don't you remember he used to
so to church with me. Dad? Re-
member the war play, Will? Wasn't
it funny?" Unwittingly Debhie had
gwen him the information he need
cd in order to keep up his farce.
The evening was spent very
pleasantly. and Willard Monroe be-
gan to feel little twinges of re-
morse because of his deceit. Debbie
surely was lovely girl. 1t was
kind of small on his part, but then.
he was having a good time, and SO
why not?
After his furlough expired, Will
lard wrote to Debbie constantly,
and when his next leave came
around. he again visited her home.
AS time went by, the young fellow
found himself hopelessly in love
with her, and was sorely perplexed
as to how he could get safely out OF
his dilemma. IF told her / was
not the famous Will Mcintyre she
would never speak to me again, and
then I would lose her, and if
didn't tell her-well. she'd find il
out some time, so what am I going
to dor On his next visit Debbie
greeted him rather coldly. and the
dull red color mounted to his
cheeks and his heart sank. Surely
she knew! "W-what's the matter
Dehbie?" he asked, nervously.
"oh, viii. you never wrote to me
for two long weeks. and I think
you're, perfectly horrid! There!"
Wizards heart rose again, and
wildly thumped. She cared. A lit
tie later he had her promise to
marry him very soon, and his prob.
lem had assumed alarming proper
tons,
He would write and tell her ali
about it! But after laboring for
nearly an hour over It, he gave the
letter proposition up. No, the only
thing to do was to make q clean
breast Of it and hope for the best.
Accordingly, he set out for her
house. making sundry speeches on
the train. all of which he promptly
forgot when he v1s usheeed into tn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

@. Are the islands of the West
Indies group benefiting financially
to any great extent as a result of
prohibition in the United States?
&c.
Since prohibition went into sf-
feet in this country, all the islands
of the West Indies report a great
boom. Cuba, Santo Domingo, Haiti
and other islands are entertaining
more Americans now than ever be-
fore. Sir William L. Allardyce,
British governor of the Bahamas,
says that, as result of prohibition
in the United States. his anticipat-
ed deficit Of $154.000 has been
changed into a surplus of three
times that amount through duties
received on wines and liquors.
Q. Are there any ~ormons in
congress? A. H. D.
A. Senators Smoot and King and
Representative Yelling, all of
Utah, are members Of the Mormon
church.
Q. What has become of George
Creel? T. ST.
A He is the manager of a sys,
tenn Of mental training, which has
its headquarters in New York.
Q. What is the religious belief of
Sir William Tyrrell. secretary to
Sir Edward Grey recently in the
United States as British ambassa-
dor? NJ. s.
A The British embassy says that
he is a Roman Catholic. Sir VIII
liam Tyrrell is the man who is
given credit for having gathered
much Of tho. material for the fam
Gus Grey letter on the peace treaty.
Q. What colors look we'll on an
elderly woman, whose hair is gray?
L. V. F.
A. White, black. dark blue, gray
and violet should be very becoming
to such woman.
Q. How many presidential cleo
tors will be chosen at the next
election. AMP
A. The electors will be 531 in
number. Each state is entitled To
the same number of electoral votes
as it has senators and representa-
tives in congress.
Q. What does the word "shades''
man u speaking q . departed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24
THE DAILY SHORT STORY

been in the navy two years. I'm
stationed at Portsmouth at present,
and the folks are fne."
"Oh, VIII. I'm dying to hear all
about it. Can't you find time to
come out and see us?"
Willard glanced about nervously.
"Why-er-I guess so. I'd love to,
of course. I'm on a 4S-hour leave,
and l thought I'd come and see
what Boston looked like"
After giving him minute direc-
tons as to how to get to her home,
Debbie left him. having eyacted a
promise to be at her house at 6.
Willard gazed after the trim lit
tie figure and heaved a sigh. Now
what do you think of that! Boston
must be some town! They greet
you like old friends! Well, what
am going to do. now? NBluff it
out? Or leave? 1t sure would be
fun, but I'm liable to give myself
away. Guess I'll see it through"
Promptly at o'clock Willard
Monroe rang the bell at the Dean
home. To his dismay it was a new
face that met him at the door. Who
was she? Not old enough to be her
mother-sister. perhaps. However.
the young woman solved the prob
lem for him by exclaiming, "Will
Mcintyre as / live! Gracious Pete,
how smart he Looks. Come in
come in!"
Willard entered the cosy house
and sank down on lounge as if he
had in truth known the family for
a long time. II met Debbie in the
North Station this morning. and she
invited me out for supper. May
stay?"
''0h. surely. Debbie called me up
and told me about it. She'll be
home any minute now. She's been
shopping. Well. VIII. how is every
thing How is Johns shoulder
That was bad sprain he gave it,
wasn't ite"
Willard gulped. "Y-yes, it was,
IFS all better now, though" Who
was John! Things were getting
rather complicated.
At half past six. Debbie and her
father came homo together. Mr..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-24

presence Of Debbie Dean. With her
arms around his neck and her clear
brown eyes looking into his. he
FOUND his task a hard one, but he
gritted his teeth and blurted ont
"Debbie. dearest, I've got to tell Won
something. l hate to do it, but i've
got to-. Then he told the miserable
tale, not daring to look at her dur
ing the recital. Therefore. he
missed the tender look that crent
into the browneyes, the proud tilt
to the head. When he finished he
stood there, awaiting the verdict
AS none came, he ventured to look
at her. She was laughing at him,
on. VIII. you dear boy, l knew
it all the time! I'm SO glad yo6
were man enough to tell me
though, before" she broke on,
blushing to the roots of her hair.
How did you know Debbie !'
asked the man, the load lifting from
his heart
Il knew after I had invited You
ont that day I met you In The
North Station My VIII had q mole
on his left cheek. and You"
smoothing his cheek with her hand
you haven't"
oh. Debbie-you darling!" cried
Willard S. Monroe. broRenly. "but
don't you want to know nv real
names"
| Wei. you can tell me IL Won
like-but truly, names don't mat
ter. l don't care what il Is, any.
way-so long as 1t is you!"
A month later. Uncle Sam pre.
scented his wedding present twas
the honorable discharge from the
United States navy Of Lieutenant
Willard s. Monroe.