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The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-05
Easy Part
States,

Chorus Girl-What am to do In thS
new revue7
Stage Director-Nothing Your
have nothing to sing, nothing 20 say
and almost nothing to wear.
The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1921-05-05

TEXT-We look for the Savior.-Philip-
plans 800
Men are looking for various things
, 1921-05-29
READ THESE,
MIR. PUBLICg

This viii appeal to you as an invest
ment- Why Because n
which VIII net % to 30 per cent &c its
to most any one. And fhi. inve<tmen-
IL sharp and clcar-cut- VIII bring in
$500 per month the year around on
an $500 Investment
Or you might say better than that.
because fz.1o0 Is all you need 70 actu-
ally pay out The rest will carry
along for five years. n necessary. at
: e cent. while you yourself are get
ting around IS per cent on the same
money.
Now II what I say is true. II seems
that most any one should step live
ly. And you can easily verify tho
statements. This IL an apartment
house. located in exactly Tx right To-
cation Does It mean anything to
you7 Ask about Special No. 1871. That
modern apartment house
, 1921-05-29

We can Interest 0 IN his little
home. and n you want to get ahead
there In no reason why you shouldn't
take the time to Investigate IT. The
owner needs the money and H. willing
10 pay for II. Therefore. this price Of
3. 900 with terms
Now h house has four rooms. has
water ana lights. east front and a
pretty little fireplace. and rouEhted-
in bathroom. but nc fixtures in Il yet.
The house now rents for $40 per
month. And. say II you have all cash
III cut the price from 81. 900 to 81 500
and at $4,000 tho price Is right-rou
know cash is at a premium when
wanted badly.
, 1921-05-29
HELP WANTED-MALE
AND FEMALE
AGENTS

wANTED-Gct busy. Keep busy. Is
your job unsafe7 Is II permanent
You want n lifelong business. You
more than 1871 Watkins products ~
rect to farmers II YOU own your own
auto or team or can get one. IL you
are under so and can give bond with
personal securities. We back you
with big selling helps; So years in
business: 20, 000, 900 users OF products
Write for information where you can
get territory. ]. II. Watkins Co. Dopt-
liz, Wfnona, MINI. 5-2S-1ts
, 1921-05-29
Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals

Bzudfui home located In n choice residential district Enclosed
large front porch: large attractive nvtngroom with cal floors Massive
fireplace buntin bookcases. beautiful light fixtures french Doors oadtng
to thu aininsroon Large o1nttn- buffet Two sesplnsoon. ~
water heating plant with n ~ burner Humphrey hot waterh heater:
deesL This home Is BEAUTIFULLY furnished NTH highsTade furniture
Funsted lot cas- facng. a II The windows arc weather stripped, ecrccns
or all IN windows m doors This beautiful home cn b bought
right Is III owner rs leaving Casper and is anxious % sell.
On David street a modern home. beautiful lawn M tees Hot va
ter heating plant. garage. Price, 1880; good terms 81
1880 cash as first payment viii buy N of thu most attractive bun
raIows in Casper. The arrangement II tn room IRE different ron any
thing in Casper. Price. $3.50: balance like rent
LOTS OF LOTS IN LOTS OF PLACES
Corner and inside lot al paving Price. s21oo.
Corner n inside lot in South Butler addition Price. $500.
Corner lot IN thu best residential district. $500.
o soxso.. corner lot 1890
Three lots in Sheridan Heights Price, $1,000.
Lot car CY avenue Price. $500. $500 cash
Lot o n Twelfth street. $1,000.
LOTS IN ALL, PARTS OF CASPER.
ASK FOR JONES.
Insurance HARRY FREE investments
257 s. Center-The Lot Man-Phone o6SW
, 1921-05-29
POSITIONS WANTED

WANTED Position as chauffeur.
either truck or touring car. by mar
ried man. with family Box ia,
Tribune. b-ss.1t'
, 1921-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS
..63.' KILLS
RHEUMATISM.

Usually destroys pain. aches within
six days VIII not hurt stomach. Re
suits or money back. Thirty days
treatment sf.is. Arthur Kirchner.
Box 1850. Denver. 5-.s-1t
, 1921-05-29
SPECIAL No Ii

Just one-half block Off East Second
this side of h hospital In q spien-
|d2d little Investment 81, 800. $1,000
down and $50 per month.
Now what have we here A B0xffo-
foot lot. east front. and IN Il a four
room house. water MT lights In. All
'~conveniences are at tho door, but they
mover been put IN Remember.
this property Is next to a bare lot.
asked $4,000 for. and although this
property Is practically on pavement
and o get the benefit Of II. yet IL
costs you nothing extra ! would sug-
sest that o inquire about this
The Western Realty Co.
F. N. zIMsdERs. Pres. q Cen Mgr,
Suite si1. OH Exchange Building
, 1921-05-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. here is your
chnncc 20 become more prcfici<ns.
/ have Instruction papers Of one Of the
hest correspondence schools IN the
country on higher accountancy that
/ win sell for IS. See +. H Seaman
at Tribune office S-i<-tf
, 1921-05-29

Men wnnted TO supply onsum DE-
mand for suEnr. flour. canned
goods. dried fruits. coffee and 0thsr
staple groceries and paints. roofing.
aluminium ware n automobile oxls.
Investment in samples or Ecods re,
quired. no experience necessary cur
mcn are making big profits and hayr
n permanent repeat order business.
Address Hitchcock-Hm Co. Dept.
A-173. Chicago. N Reference any
bank or express company. B-7s-fts
, 1921-05-29

FOR SALE-New four-room house
with bathroom; pantry ard closet:
price, $4,000; with terms; 1905 South
Mckinley. s-2<-5ts
, 1921-05-29
WANTED 10 bUI

wANTED-To hear from owner hav-
ing farm for sale. state cash price
and full description. John J. Black,
Wyoming street. Chippewa Fails.
Wis 5-2s-1ts
, 1921-05-29

FOR SALE-Tnree-room house, nicely
furnished. has lights. telephone, city
water: price 81, 500. half down. bal
ance $40 per month at 6 per sent in
terest- 22s East @ street Phone
l2s1R- s-z7-sts
, 1921-05-29

FOR sALE-At a bargain for shor,
time only. my 42.inch electric
mangle, nearly new or will trade on
car. also will sell beautiful combina,
ton gas and % range. Call and
make offer. 217 South Conwell. Phone
SCR. 5-2s-tf
, 1921-05-29

WANTED-To hear from owner that
has house for sale: send particulars
and terms; also vacant lots. B. c. r.
1902 South Spruce street 5-2s-5ts
, 1921-05-29

FOR SALE-Almost new K~inzeburi
walnut piano: viii sell cheap IL
taken at once $50 West H. street
5.1o-tf
, 1921-05-29
FOR sALE-MscElLANEoUs

FOR SALE-Hardmnp grand piano.
excellent tone. $3.50. A. b. Chase
upright piano. use very little. $500.
40 curtains. white and rose color.
Camp chairs, yarna-yama suits. Five
old rose tuxedo coats and nps Phone
iss7-R. Mr.. B~endenburg. 5-24-tf
, 1921-05-29
FOR sALE-RLAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-wm sell at once, one
lot with big army tent or three lots
and tent for s1.1oo, $500 down. AK
for Jules. Richards and Cunnlngili.n
store. grocery department. 5-s5.2t'
, 1921-05-29

WANTED TO BUY Some baby
chicks. 1893 South jackson. Phone
s-ss-3t
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21
 ff---v SUNNY SOULED MEN

i What affords any la9f b What tfafff rgqsa apyoa lleose pleasure than neettag efs the
 stfeet the man whose soAlils lgqled YiLIl s4ahiae 2h899 yorfa loves .Rnls and aat home tFlf
 like a good f9pic t9 have hm
 around le ha8a qq55st 2 ieV
 9ft thiiss zind zin ain paE hometown ana hqW we Wjsh Ye had ht3 A9re.
 Aqqrln .A.qqr mag peYosls v tiaa''- If+fQqlEm trXing situations E worth more ythap monegos and el4i a ways makes 28 fefllaw feelRlhe he had nqEer to .iHe for Rghen Aq sees ther sqai les lheaff thar VeEas pfpgqau sh aa and 1eels lhsiH aapproYiag hana- 9h}aklq. qf pat 2ll 9n the paskr " ilaf ? WopdFful t.lhllilng3 t is toape aple to qarf5. .YqqF lll avn | sqnsthslne n tsl right .argpna elsA aaouslte cast 2 glow of brislhtpess aad icy qpena eEefy pqnaaiittiepa aqh lie Ihea apoWer to turn. gloom into g!aqpesst khea nlirth-pr eYoaang 3aeqIEy, the ahiliYe t9e make 2 nal ss4Fqpil ss4Fqpile when he fela blue,
 pgth yefytbinq to possesss And the Aoi4sgtge lnanle WaQlis soon t9fatart qqhiptq the world 1Qf himself cqAlap' tdo p wiser thing tRa nto Iepltivat the sun- shine habit-Ex.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21
 PICNIC

a There win be 2 Big Two Ia. picnic at {1e old plenle ground at sulphur Rock Thursday and Friday Aug asG Il and l2
 All kinds at attractions, with sel0etAlng d0lng every mln= ute PIenfy ot ice water on the ground and seats fer t3e old folks ladies and children. Come and have a good time and see all YoHt old friends. B2rbecuqd neal aad refresh me4ls of al kinds. Music 1e Doc band.
 I number Of contests, ln- etudlng fat man s race of 50
 ,E #eaA men M#s se&A alE wards between men weighing 200 pounds ql more. YQana men s race. 100 yard. contest ahfs Iott Iao6tt TaoFe io4 tb5aahh tb5ah 20 Eesrs eas 5id, and ] bogs race ace 6f E yards contestants not more than lz years 6l. Contest aat$ nlst .4sPoT5sa T5saal1qil. l1q .tr5e com mltee {riday morniug a4=it Every 695y cordially inyit7 ed Q come and have q good E B. [. ttsssass5s tt5sasa # tEEadI dleston, c. W. Keen. Commit tee.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

44Ee q good st9eh
 ts5 have 2 g99d st9ek aal IIuInltufe, mattresses; stoves and ranges. chifIorobes, dress
 Erg. EtlHs kitchen ea8EfeEss CTS, rugs. kitchen cabinets,
 HHg . IaE ever HAlE e EgE- and in fact everything to fur N1S4 8aW EU HN3EH VIZ Hnlsh 2 h2m4 sqR nWhieh ta we hhaHe Fed4ee4 ths prizes to, a level that WIil make you think Eot G,d times. Newark Eun- ! beT Co
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Fe4. sa5 hzs. 5ell
 #-###H k 4sE# -EEtG# and HttIe daughL3f. AtNH tf11e. dF6e t.p f11day from Wheat aEft 1a ihe4r car and spent s5ts,.1iae bare Wtf friends. fbeV were CD route t9 MaEr ea1la 8hafa Re. snell Hfll
 jfl ] 1.TeEiEal meeting
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

r ssfeslsdtes Wanted
 m own aanaWflt5gte aae expe, iaaee If If 8fly
 l'H wanted and where eX- 4as#eHCe las been had. SlVe references 0I iQFN sen1lAg4 a Address ? ' Box 376. i
 EHEE Vile. AFkdacaS.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

v. C M86F8 5d tf 4. 4. Fa6 66s vent t6 6alia6 R69ek fast week t6 attend i d566t- inF q t6 dIf6et6fs 6f tfle Golden Rllfe Store te6mbahg
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Miss faIiiiha b6sfifle kss fetff 4 ff8tf ,.zft. sb6fa sb6 #berIt 4 feW weeks 44ft blsa 5ft the g46 # ". a7.3 VI r '. E6fff6et5fI
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

F ' B6Is6n }etainei Sat ,ifdat hieht ftHm n6t sbrirp5 V hete he spent ] fee da3g takiho tka baths
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

#H=# comes ##e u
 When ? man comes lace t0 faee #ith his aartal eneinix s8 Ife t#d ot themh. stand bsFe-taHasd #itt tte idst t6 a5aabe bia ztbg tR thsir eyes tt5e veneer 5t civilization slips a66 6teb1 Ike 4 et35t. t is tf6B ihat Hlah sa6s =Fad. Vfteit is tta titfe # tf6 Fra5E T iiiiaH afhq#1 picture 3t tfe is6yaf ffi,ia7 h.iFht.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Frank Martin 5f sarifsia aea fte Hgs hsfs last week .tsltiae kfs parents Mr. a6a Ms F V Martin.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Sheriff Noah Harris cap tpred q snail iliicit stilf 1a tbe Pqr6qaet neighb8fho8d Taes day Tom Martin was arrest fa. ch7rged with obef8tme the sfai
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Hfz P. |. Htisht 8f BaBt. BasH Nd is sb6HaiHg 8 fe# 8ss fistt 4isitI 2 ft6f ba tii 1f HHi 5l# H T. 70
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Rev c U Fink is c68ddct- ilig a rd3ivaf. u1eeting , tlt9 ] Logan school h86se With large
 a6ngre gstiohs attending and good interest being shown inI
 tho meeting
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

73s44eft Pl.6s Male. g6 have a66d sf6rt. 6f fued ilia6ads a08 0ue0s06l.6 Wap e4s 6+4 i1aad
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

v v Fft6sa Of fise6 t. stat6 grand. diastar df tfe Masonic E6Idiga Wds befG Sat lr.iaY diFl1t 6 attend t4e raetir1F 6f the Na#afk h6aFe
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Mfs ge8 2 pf8seef ie spending fsH 1sfs 3t Mountain Fis ieiiing tsla 1i#as ahd Friends
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Htee. t Bi ssa9efs srtivsa ffis afteffa8a ff5H H5bs t6 sasaa fsE 4aFs ittf tft
 a tt T BsafiHs
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

NJ. ana Ms \ D f#taBH 6f tittla Rdek afe spe6iiae ] fsH dats hete fisitthe. tta lad patents #fF and Ms T ?. patt8ff
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

88r 8fr and Mrs. Paui J4r4i7 sa1 and childf6h og Little ito@k canie in Ttesf83 night and will spend } feW days Eis .tl}1t5 tha youhg mans father, Rev. Jas F JeFnigah
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

e 'eftir1ek 5f 2tesl,cr | 50aatI',e a days tai,e xis fas g sistc' Me V v v Na
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

f you are in tha market lPr q good Wagop figure With l33rl1ett Bros Mercantile GS6.. GS6 l3atas7iffe, Ark. on an Ovens bor6 or E1edinghaus Waeon.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Mss tta ,asn= df 4littf6 S6 e6fi6e t6o Waef W8tE 8'efaf1Nes re1'e ar.9 e t4affae xEsHa
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

t does d6t cost cost s5 much @ Btiia 6 repaif nov, since timber prices have zone down. See fs about [. NaWark Lumber Go.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

ff6f. Edeaf ff8Ico8ba il. returned from f'atetto Gle 8iere he atteAded the dia r6ef term 6t the Atkansas J1itefsitt
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21
s4knuys snTT471z rE4sE f4gpr9sr HARRISBURG GETS DEPOT Commission sfeo Gives Wall colElqll4aisssoae llll4 AIsetsGive@ Wall
 nut Ridge Better Service

Little Rock. JHle H9. The
 4a1ttle Reseikvo ylYoAa.HEIhe AApifl4s44pEaas fl4s44pE ailgeaet aona l1issfsi0qn f1qisf s4ntefA9 an oFaar today reeaifrF- iq2g ithe Missouri Pacific E ail- fq}ad {9 erect efffeasit4 q ilaf silafhatantiql dez p9t pafl Haffisburs and ftha9e qq21HfPhpEo sWsala giEaea tof9nF mQAtla t9 submit plans to the e9llifiisss4 9afifsnissi8h also issued aa Pe Pe4 Ifsqnlmii94ssifqqni mii94ssi also issued sthIsqf qfrfaeE { testi fe Hifsstl1lgs sag J5Aesa aisr SquEI Pacific sto stop passenger tfains Nos 5 and 1S at Wals pqtt plqgtteR Ridrsa.s drsa.s Rheto oSdgye vas ifsrs5Hed ifrs5Hed rpaEasgiSagt to petition fHormtt from resjid4ents ! pfo thatp place a2alaing for additional passen- ger service.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Bf G \ naynafa. 4eteri. nary sI1Peod of B8teseiiis. #iii se iI Newark oh the fifst Saf- sirdag ih each month prepared f5 do. any work in his line
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Ro6t. 4adazSon a8d 4hiliren. Nathan aud Kati6, q I1{ckpFman SuenI Sunday anl .s' t5 :5ttt45,4 t55r 5;5 2. F. Craig
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

E 5lI8 eT and lefl Frra4F f6r their home at r'st'4 Rock afser pleasant = lsA #ssE# EH af4
 hee Htt4 her parents Mn an Mrs John Rogers.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

G75f 'W'efb2658. WlY6 F8d6 1dsiti6b at J6nasb b@6 fs spe1t4tlre a few da, Be1d 9isifi73g 53s 416tbel Mrs f j. Welb5s
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21
}aa Adam f6tfir1 6tl Ff6ia IF briifgs Wlla-e ila fs3eail 8 :.tW we sS
Mrs foe rftealw 24e ba ]9san criticalt II. is Fe-
 sft9a p be 'nirf8tinr.

5tf,feate sltest itdn roof. iag tlie lo#e nareet frltt fl@e NHah f4--riftei sf,355tf7. e.fftF
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

fHttlfa Miss ffste W4a.e has E3'He st6 st6 Pel,shfbg, f'na to aberId s61be tine tine With he sdat M1s V 4. Tong
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

 A,3afn f6t,lFr6JI Ff6'h IL briifgs Wl}e-a lla Fsp6i. W Wes
 t- Mrs f6e fffea,lWsq Wilo lla l5esn critScaih ili. < fe- Hatt9a Q ba Improving.
 
 5fr,feated sfet fran f55f- ihe a1 Il ! cess market price lie N ft-tnlier G5tt eaay
  Ms eHft8ck sf Ea4,aF fs 5paatI.ae days tai.e vis ia eistcr. Nfrs. V v Nartfa
  Mis- ftta a,..as1 df f5ttfe
 ef56e Che Wcok V#a 5'efa5vez here at.d a1
 a
  43sl8e5t Rfds. MoYc e. have po6d t6cfk 6f fued- fa65at5s a93 0~e0sB6}6 vac oAs 6H 14and
  F [ nabs6n returned Sat 0fda hieht ffbi8 F16t sbfinPs where k spent ! fe0 da8s takihe the batlis
  MFs Hes ? EfBssaf l. spending feH 1ass at alsaatalf fia# isitfhe tsi7 tis-s ahd ftien1s
  tife H sqalefs arfiVsa fiiis afternoon ft5H H8Bs t6 fsa1 fsH aag #itt Mt a Mte T T Bearing
  Frank Martin 5f 6arifsis hsa fs# 8s Hsfe lt week tsl5iae 1is parehEs Mf. a6a Mrs F V Martin.
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21

Stoves 8fa fsh9ts = sa7 gain prices Al Ehe Ne#afF f5ffAsef Com sshV
The Newark journal., 1921-07-21
William Fafhnm ffitiay hjalJ
4. T Best of Doe Was h teYfh 9h bifqing,g Tuesday.

M kaht of saIbhH Rock Ras ih town Ssthddav
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Cannot Fulfill
Spa Agreement,
Germany Says
Berlin Reply to Allied Note
ON Disarmament Pleads
Impossibility of Execut-
ing Terms to the Letter
To Act if Given Time
Bavarian Guard Emergency
Force That Must Not Be
Entirely Disbanded Now

PARIS, Jan. 3.-The German reply
to the French disarmament note of
December 81 was delivered to thu
French Foreign Office late to-day. 1t
is semi-officially reported that the re-
ply answers point by point the detailed
observations made by the French docu-
ment on the German delinquencies in
executing the military, naval and aerial
clauses of the Versailles treaty and the
Spa agreement.
The German note, which is quite
long, is said to be generally written
in the spirit of its concluding para
graph, which reads: "The government
cannot suppose that one wished to ask
the impossible of Germany in the Spa
agreement. Execution to the letter of
that convention has shown itself to be
impossible.
"The possible has been done. The
French government in its note of De-
cember 81 sets forth that the engage
ments undertaken at Spa have not been
strictly fulfilled, but the German gov
ernment reminds 1T that, according to
the Allies own words, it should be
ascertained if Germany has loyalty ex-
-cuted the terms OF the agreement
The German government can say she
has done her best in all loyalty"
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
London Police Club Back Mob
OF Jobless Demanding Beds

system was sharply criticised in many
quarters to-day. employers and en-
ployees declaring the plan impractical
BILE
John Hodge, formerly Labor Minister
in the Cabinet, believes this principle
is sound, but points out that many
firms are now working on part time
and the employees would be unable to
earn a living wage.
Godfrey Cheesman, general secretary
of the National Union Manufacturers,
says the only remedy for the unem-
ployment situation is the removal of
the excess profits duty, which would
permit more firms to extend operations
Credit Bonds Proposed
Sir Robert Horne, president of the
Board Of Trade, had a conference this
morning with leading bankers and con-
sidcred the scheme for the establish
ment of credit bonds, with the object of
rectifying exchanges. This step is
part of the proposed plan for relieving
the unemployment problem. Reginald
McKenna, formerly Chancellor of the
Exchequer and now chairman of the
London Joint City and Midland Bank
attended the conference and offered
constructive criticism.
1t is estimated that the number of
unemployed in South Wales has in
creased 10000 in the last two weeks.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
Three Aeronauts Are Trel<;no
Icy Trail Back to Civilization
Indian Runners, Who Gave First Word Of Their
Safety. Barely Outline Vivid Tale of Battle
Against Death After Balloon Landed

Down the snowbound trail of the
Mlssanabi River, through the wilder
ness OF northern Ontario, three Ameri-
can airmen are trudgng back to civil
hzatlon with a tale of endurance that
VIII thrill the hearts of their countrv-
men with pride. 1t is a tale of men
VINO were blown into the very jaws of
death and triumphed over the almost
insuperable difficulties that faced them.
Already the outline of this story has
oeen CLEANED from the Indians who
dog-trotted over the difficult trail to
the tiny Canadian frontier railroad post
at Mattlce with the brief message that
announced to the world the safety of
the three men who left Rockaway in a
Tree balloon and were not heard of
again for three weeks.
Airmen Take Only Chance
For miles around the white resi-
dents of northern Canada have hast
ened into Mattice eager to question the
Indian runners about the experiences
of the American balloonists, Lieuten-
ants A. L. Kloor, Walter Hinton and
Stephen A. Farrell. The Indians,
though fatigued by their trying trip
across the snowbound wastes, have told
the story briefly. 1t is this:
Driven before the strong gale that
blew throughout the night of Deem
ber 13, the balloon with it's three oc-
cupants appea- ed over the Canadian
wilderness the following morning with
out landing place in sight. On it
went before the wind until the frozen
expanse Of James Bay, the southern ex-
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
By Arthur S. Draper

From The Tribune's European Bureau
Copyright. 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
LONDON, Jan. 3.-Several thousand
unemployed men tonight stormed the
lslington Library, but were driven away
after fight with foot and mounted
police. The horsemen charged the mob
repeatedly. About fortnight ago an
army of unemployed seized the library
without resistance and lived in it until
the day after Christmas, when they
were ousted. To-day's attack was des-
peratc effort to regain their sleeping
quarters.
When the crowd reached sthc library
and found it guarded by large police
force, most of them marched away, but
others remained behind and de-
cidcd to try to seize the buildings.
Many arrests were made. 1t was said
that number of persons in the mob
Carried firearms, but there was no re-
port Of any firing.
Government Plan Assailed
The governments proposal for in
crcasing the number of men who ben
Gift from work now available in the
country by insii'uting. the part-time
New-York tribune., 1921-01-04

tremity Of Hudson Bay, hove in sight.
Here was the only chance for land
ing, and the intrepid airmen took ad-
vantage OF their opportunity, landing
upon the frozen shores of the pay.
Fortunately for them, their balloon
had been observed by the inhabitants
of the Hudson Bay Com2any's post at
Moose Factory, and dog teams and men
were sent to aid the balloonists. For
four days the airmen struggled
through the forest before the rescuers
were able to locate them. Then they
were brought to the post and cared
for.
Fifty miles further away in any d.
rection, the Indians declared, the bal
loonists would never have been rescued
and the three men would have fallen
prey to the wolf packs that now range
the northern wilderness. Several per
sons. they say, have so lost their lives
this season.
Immediately after the three airmen
arrived at the post the Indian runners
were dispatched to the nearest town
with the news. In their knowledge of
the northern trails the Indians cnose
that of the Missanab River. 1t runs
southwesterly course for three
hundred miles to Mattice, the nearest
point on the governments owned rail
road.
Coming With Dog Teams
1t is down this same trail the air
men are now coming with dog teams
They should reach civilization within
the next two days. Then thew will
be able to tell how they subssted in
the frozen wilderness for four days
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-04
bareback From Rapallo Pact
May Renew Turmoil in Italy
Eoyal Family Indignant Over snub of Queen
Father in Transfer of Montenegro to Ser
bia; Nicholas Scorns Annuity

them of Montenegro. This project
caused violent scene in the Italian
royal family, Queen Helene opposing
the abandonment OF her father, King
Nicholas of Montenegro. King Victor
Emmanuel, who is on very bad terms
with Premier Giolitti, did not dare in
terfere without overstepping his con-
stltutional rights, and the most he was
able to obtain was an offer of an an
nuity of 100000 francs to Nicholas.
which so far Nicholas has refused to
accept.
Giolitti's Friends Interested
After Italy decided no longer to sup
port the independence of Montenegro
1t was possible to come to an imme ediate
agreement at Rapallo. 1t is said that
one reason Giolitt was so anxious to
reach a settlement was that his friends
have large interests in Jugo-Slavia,
particularly the well-known tinancier
Nolpi, who is one of the foremost sup
porters Of the Italian government.
Despite all appearances, it is assert
ed that the Jugo-Slavs under the Fiume
constitution gained a number of con-
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