﻿Svartsen, 2000 ton collier, 20 days overdue, rode the storms from Grangemouth, Scotland to St. John, N. B.—repairs made at sea. 
(Bet you the crew was Scandinavian.) 
Ice? Hm. She was mistaken for an ice berg.—an igloo. It wouldn’t be a bad idea to pay these men enough wages so they could buy a bag of peanuts and a bottle of red pop after they get their hands thawed. They brought the ship in—when asleep in the deep was preferable to awash on the deck. Note: the wind don’t blow so hard “in the deep.” 

“Beginner must learn foot work to get to top as tennis player.—” 
You said it! and a good place to practice it is ahead of a railroad bull.—or a price fight. 
Which reminds me the Home Building and Loan Association of Minneapolis hangs its face out to tell The Supreme Court the “true facts” as distinguished from assumption of facts in the Minnesota Mortgage Moratorium Decision that sedentary body “is not supposed to know fact from fancy.” Throw the Home Loan in the brig, this is sure supreme contempt of court.