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Newspaper Page TextT THS INnrtHinvunt I f - um TIT'" . K.n I IRPHIHF INIIF V I tv- ! i MAKING A LONG HIKE WITH HIS BURRO heert nrtlve In propajundn ot horn In Franen, , liP l'nrh..wrllerV(Allerle CnhtieV In iVIIIiiMmtlon iif tho eune for tho Flelirh Mdlllltlntm ill) follow! : y;,i 'The "fill,, of the'homilntlon (tb'ftifr lHlnr.d"of MiiiirfHns iM ioiido up of tlf.' iM'Hfi-iKiiiiim or tiii fornifr t'remdi ciT oiilnln, luivliK ilnuxy,i,reH(;rve(l tli liilej,:rliy"of iholr koIiIk liifd'llujf r.7l Ifontil Hlllure htllj hn, In 'uplt" M nil II"' lr)imHtrniVn, liwfe'i rniiiitliil the .'lttlio. ,lw,H..-Morii t the Ml nnd He . BKrleiiltuml .fWie,.,J,Ji vulp W- tt Inllu if JiullK'.-iioim rneoH "'KrtMjx, UJudu,, Mnnf.lH mid Ariihn' W-hleli Iuih Hsvidleil (h-"f!(uri! Wfhe eeiiernl ipnVrtU'iu," Trr. litileifirlml. tvli'rmi(7.K) to Wi(XK.) lnJnihl- I " " .irr-i f ; VJtn.,J,a,7,-,0(Ki ,IIH kj-nt 'Um Jlvim- 1 i -r m 4 t - . ?tirnt ;' l i N NEW GAS DISTRICT ''vl I . 'T 1 1 r, . - Lak Y'' r 1 v r-r- .V 1 mi - - 11 - . ... . .... . i- .. ., .1 U.i 4 J ..II. II " ",,iiiiI-'1 by hi "'"''y 11 W' ''W. MKln VJhikk" fr.w.Arl-)4i. ,la I - 'lrllT Of UIMhJf 'llwliV ' "' ' " '"'',""'t m. : ' """ J"-.! .i ' -'i . im-.- o rZ ",7 7, EXPRESS LOVE ' TOR: TRKQUOR French Inhabitants of Mauritius r Ask ThaMslAnd Be Rq: - 1.." ,- Trinrn C IS NOW UNDER BRITISH Rlftf otiblllty that Their Rtuet Win B Cr4ntrd MtfT ,8wHl- 'PjuI nd Virginia." WfiOiliu:'"" frmi !tin i-wb W.fiMKf tnii lnl'J linlliltiK of ti astlnMiIh' iiH'vt-iiH-hl 111 lli lllllo u!f ff'"".-ii t'lniHl. ln1J."tli'' !H4tn xtaii kiiM mi 11 MmirllltiH. Hut tin uovrni' ii' Mn-f l Mn-lti)jf ' Wlr !n :h nniiii i f fciti-rMUftnil riiini'llr' Sonn. TJi lubJl.liiinin Uavi ttt t e rotor. ! Iv (!, I'.rtlJH!) rin'le to From niil thi I'ri-mh ri nnslotw to hri t! lilari'l Imrli iH-rntm: !t t H' l-iie r f "I'nul -t Vlri;lnli'," pub .UliH In 17V7, .y Jnrjtu. JTr'tiH Itl 3r!ln ilc S;iinf I'li-rrt. Tt littn n'1T Sr a . ! Iti that th-y unjr tln-jf luiig 1.1 it, 1' iJoiuiln JnuUmrtiur f Krnnrr h rulciiv p.. furp that for a fnturf 1 )'-, n l'rtn h Bll'l knwn J Hi.' J FratK-i-. '!!( titinip It now tx'nm :itt) hf.rn.r nf I In. iMlfftrMlUirlCo, kit tO l! ly t:il!hful HUliJct't In th 'vrtt"iMi r. nhiry. It wm, tii.weviT, lu(y. i ),y I'nrtusuiHo. , ,11 ha AiijTvm t H ii'iiKlj. the c' i of rol )n!f?t!un mid rxiiloltitflmi. Afxl'now k riimmin.-.- uf j.li'ii'Knti'x In rrU hit ifWri".-..! 11 d.il.irt momHA. Ih Ttt DpfKinu (,, j 1 .!.-(i (i. (iru mylnif tlxt ttujf nj'ih t n -dini to tho French fain- iTribute to BrltUh Rm',.,, -XJpi ' i" m;ijn I n iiVv 'hotr. For !Iip ilijMi r 1 11 ttw litivi; iiMt,,Oriiwo n miw (oini.iahJ, HKUipt"l-iiKlnn) nor 3rj,4ftW.., a MiiVirltlna Klnn FtSu. On tlu nminiry, tljoy nntf I Ttit'i 'tlify' hftve . fftl!ti,ti. jiih! r'p'-t fr Orrnt Ijrltnlj f,,r lirjK,ni;riu tri-atint'tit of tnetpTiml tiicir iNinnd.' jlllon)i tft th(i" trnnHfor there "'",'i'riiilnlji ho.i'-Tlio Kovi'rnniMtt 'f A (chilli y I not HMlly kwUcIkmI. AnJIwi'T thJ FhkIIhIi. who tinder JtnrTlTlictti r tlufn nny tr1i(r'nnt)on liow to&vVm foiojiips (since the lon f Mtrn), tint pslnnd ' Tin 'froHjM'rfd t.-'inllly. 'I!,,. niHt Htrlklnir fenturo W the ili vi )(iiin it him h'in thu rent ltk&iof KhsJ Indlaim where there wcrunrinrrly only Frmrh nltlers irtitljy.ir l,lmkjnliivj'.. Now tho white tnlftrhif antu, drifrcinlnntN moslly of tho VtkM roloiiUta, numlier lelvin 70, iWBijd SO.oooJ while the udlnns 1 VATICAN .'GARDENS PHOTOGRAPHED famed gardens of tho Vatican t the arms of Plus X nnd Benedict f.t.riln...r4i. l..tl .- ...i .,.. four limp llii-lr fiunilier nml have j;ot Into riiitrul of iunnl of the IiukIiickh of the riijSllnl, I'ylt I jIk Itut Om olil rhUihTfniifTrlM tttia ASe mrm alia h i .ik . ..'f t . ..T. 1 . a. a. i . r . . (111 ri.nniiliT I ho Ixlaml n thi lrN, nnl tnt th HIihIud'. All Very Much In Earneit iAt .fiflro.. ' after .ifu' fltnrtii! j ; the ruitHiU:, !vmuii(ru:Joi im Jjt-Id liffure tin' Fri'lirli riii'imilntit In tfi'o rHtil, wticr ih rhUf NjH'ftLi'ri Ik iiintidr.! tlint ttn Ixliui'l he turnetl tmik to Frnnee, nml In Jnounry of Inst y-nr hnnquet vi iti held lii th ctty hall In lnmut-tt i'faxu-M..thvrtuUiu..i,li.i'f - uh Jivrt of Iti'i-n jij nJ n InlmWHtl Invert. ln 'fc nn work of tlie Mnurit'iii i t-tntuu. nf the nnd VtrtfnW the neuljitovaPrtini. i'i r u'l-i'lnny. Imi 1 In tM'rJrfAor ht tTlllir. ' 'itie (rul-ii nt..the.lnr!U'lrt unnif the '"Afftrwilhiitse," w'lilch tnkeri tip hr he rrlwd outKlflf, Af- ter lho linJit t delecntlosj vs Bttmrd to lnk up fiintutr.kf 1h trnirvr wlih Ute lJrltUh nml J f0' ft Cuvi-rnineiitn. end hl rojiimilon, li.-iidt-.J hy lr. Jo.-i!i IUvl.ro. tun Saved for a Idaho Miner, Two Weeks Burled, ll Brought to the urface to Wei- ' coma New-lorn1 Baby "' " Mullan, l.lnhfr-4 hlle'i:ni Suyko, iiitner. was lixirk-d A) lewt'lntba Oold Hunter mine, near j('"-ur d'Alene. he became the father of n baby aJlrl. ayko was released alive fr.mi hU nrj dergrouud prison nfjer more than two weeks' counneuient.' along with a fol low worker. I'eto Crnut. -I Hope for the reH.jne of thu two men was given, up ou the fourth day nfter the cnvt' ln at the dMue, tho belief he lug that both men Were dii 4t .cwuUl uot be com-elsed that the .ma jvers olive and well. r. , ,r -,. ,- It so chinned thnt tho ( cave In did but cuteh Hi men lluring the fdUle of the ffiirth, hut merMy niled tho nvf turo to the surface. A Kpurtmis under ground rove, to wj.ich ;lr touia : way from a small Icrevlc In uhother 'taift of tho mine, w-df w'sne meu's live. J "' ' .1 a fmir Hifh diamond drill aperture .... -luired Into the 00 -foot -deep cave n.wl l'iivq thu IUe rU better air, Food was let down to them as well as blan ket' '" I y ' ' M ''' Mrs. Kmll Sayko' on, the dny ot the cave-In,1 wfis' oonllned to' tho Coeur d'Alene hospital nnl there hKitme the ulotlor of little girl. She believed at I In Rome PfiiTuUdlnff XV. Bouio of the Vatican LpC AfZLE bD'E AT. Re'tf ,'tr' CorrirHl6rier' In Liberia DeicrlheiT Mrrdrt 'Cowmon or("' ' -oi "i.;RttMlan',Rllroadt. ' Toi'V,;,-,'!'1 'll'1' ' '(ruin VoiiKtl Into n feiirful fenfure of the SIMHnn rnllrond, miyM ' !d. 11; li. Teiinlnfj Atov-rl'iin Ited Ouft.con)inlHtlotwr t HllnrrUi. . 'iiiiocc id, :ic;ui r'f Jnta How trttlti nrc jmeked ot th9 fl'ODl. H .W) refll;een( liiimt of I em NiilTerltiif from tvnlnm or" ' wiine other .11- ..'J1 .1 IL..I1U In l'0 wilinii llllil Jllll'nu'l Willi .-iiiiiii. The tmliw ' nr wnt ; en M ward ' to VludlvoKtok, iJs'one of tli town nton tho wny wimtn tho refuiee added to It own tmnhlefi, ho t lie trnlnn are pnKed nlniij, tho refugeen .dying on Hie wny. lvrntmwi -! imkm- ruki A'kxl 1 IvoNtok frequently inorft thnn half the yifTerer Imve died. An m bolle are femoved from the' eara 'every fnornlnf frenh tmMengera n're"1lkdy to he thrust In In their plnce. Another feature of the lufferlng of the Inhiililtiinta, acrwwllng to Col. Ten i r. I tlio tow tui eorrftKKed of dugout Which are to f.i; B.un WTrmny fncpn:i p - i ri nre u 1 , ?H4hlch tia fahiMuritii 1 IS lain X la are nerumi. Diniinous i ""i"11"') union k them. f.Vdonel Teunler laid thitt underwear la ,nn pr. th greatest JimlH of the Hlherlnn pe'ojilc. " r ' ... " Many klrls of'pHi'ple (tinnerly well (0 '.do rT now chfthod In rag. If they could linve- rlhhon and simple luecK, he mild. It would help to support tho morale of the people. AvUtora Rooited In Treea. "New T'rirk. After tl-y had been up In Uie.l.ii? a ,tvtial halloon from lh Itritkn'wny naval Aviation Btntlon 11 iilfjht and a day iKnhilina Kloor, lifackweirnnil Flldnr UniUed In the top, of a, tree on tho itoKura.hrotUcn' farm In Wheeler Fiiri8; d)strjcL Mil ford. Conn. They were picked off thf tro hy men from tlxi Asliam Ruhhei company plant, who lull followed thorn for a mile In their deseent. Joyful Reunion .li birth that Its the time of the dill father was dead. The Joyfut reunion Jof .htisbnud nntl wlfw and the meeting of father .and l.atv L'lrl. tt one Xroiii the world of -the dead, brought teaijs to the eyes of the hardy miners) who gathered uhout the mine's mouth whe the sturdy dig- Kr wto brought t safely to the sur- turif 1 a v-17. . a V I Brothers Side Side , , in Gloomy Sing Sing OwlnlnK. N. Y.-iCharles and Matthew Miller, the lirat two w P1UU UJf ic. i i . I... Tho boys, who .'are eignieen J tiiti'la nnd nn till1 X decided to try their hand at be- g inir hhrhwaviueiH - -"; A V " .1 A FROM , THE AIR iat V brothers to enter Iiir Sing to- J, together for tho sumb crime, haro ft X been granted the ' first ' request J $ tliey mude to the iirlson nuthort- ; ties, which was that they -be glv- O ion tho same kind of work. They ,j X were made knltterfe and pluced y l? 1.1.1. I... A V ..r..,t.'Uiv wnm o il. refpee- 14 nil. i iii. -v.. - tlvely, were sentenced, la. Orange . a X county for robber. Thoy said ft A . ..-.a ll.,rtt..-. n rilhlli.I'V.lll A tnej nuu. w uih-.-..-..- -- y A' '.iiiovle nnJ on their way home y i f V . . oniinn dirigible. The Doruer pioia are shown at the lower loft. Jill ... ...i-i,i , miI. f Moo GgltUif; with fire at Snake Hollow, Jim outside KU Ure .liuv.ndlwxivftrrerci.tly. The f exjjiiguUh wlthfiiteatii. Haa:Siiire Wealthy New YorTer 'iSaid :to Hav& aeanetlJp a4 rm mense 'Siim. j J Vlc4imij..TlnaIly Go Wlaa," and Evenea Thlngi Up Sllflhtly py Ad mlnlfctering Beating A(te Ex. poaing Hia Game, j ; 1; Kew York. A group of screen mag nates and musle - 'publlHuera; along liroadfny hns.'heon tleeccdi out of 3oO,Upq.lgj a;wenlUiy manufacturer with 1 u dec-It VJT mhrTted cirdf. whom they admitted to their prlfate games. He was finally detected &nl thrown jut of the hooe v. the uan who caught him. The World : prints the itory,' tolling the fleecer Trimmer uid the other man Mr. Sci.cn. It as- .ria 11 una mcu ""'T-jafen,.,- For ft considerable tlme.a group or twelve or fourteen men, ajll ofjimjple means.1 have been playhig stuu poKer, Them w ere Mr. Screen, d big picture promoter, and .(he husbanl of one of the prettiest and most talented stars; Ir.iFUeher8, of equal rank Sin cellu toldi productions; Mr. Circuit, who owns a Tlock of theaters! Mr. Kagg. who receives Immense royalties from his song compositions, and others quite as well known in thelrj respective fields, Last summer, at Far Rockaway and Arverne, their ranks werej augmented by Mr, Trimmer. He Is a inanufac tnrpf nn nn Immense scale tf i certain article of women's wear, tin Is gen erally known as a millionaire. Thav Thouoht It Wai LtJCk. Mr, Trimmer's "uncanny luck,", as othpr .nlavers called ltfwas norjee- bl ro4 the very start. 'luf one ses sion, for Instance, which began ou a Saturday 'night and coiltlrtued Into Sunday, he cleaned up more than $40, 0O0. , The1 daring of Mr. Trlinmer's play was what Interested the others more tlinn anvthine else!"' He iould make bets against ' seemingly ' lav lposslble odds a'nf' win" thenii-'' i " Mr. Trimmer always knew Ivhnt the other, fellow's swet- card. was, when ,card. was, v he, was the, dealer and he always won. Also he always knew, wHenj he held the deck, what card hra opponent would get next, and what Jcard he tTifhifhep was going to Set hext, for Juls Inrdwere what is known to gam biers ns 'renders" J The design on the baclt of them which meant, nothing to others told i- MARTENS') CHIEF -it Stud" Poker i " ( . ':i."li' ' .rrv J f a -i- : iLL aL n i r i sr.-- ' m wmm ej'iffWi tirf ... h.Aiiieniiltlelii'! in the rrtids that have BecFInVdtf'traar'nQunrters- Welif of staff" for Martens who cnlls"tms11 sovlWiniiimisaaaoiMkmwiStJ " .... ,.,..JM'l. iZltiM i- l. ml,. Knot ftk A r III lVl'lin lUIKi'U I'J'ibvipv,. stein Bhown here with two detectives1.1 -Vtf men with the loni; iViU,00 nffrf 1 ninff m r-rrr. r him 'exactly -wiat- denomination each pasteboard was. At 'last, ruspicion- Tniruaea, anu one of the other men at a party which Trimmer had arranged pocketed a Ldeclf'. of Trftntaer's tardaLC anil ltok them to a professlotatgamblet; for ex amination. " "They're readers said the. profes sional. At the corner of each card, on the1 back,1 -was a design 'composed ' of four fleur-de-lis the three leafed flower of France. in..-. i ' If the right hand -petal of the flower at the upper right hand of the group was heavily shaded, the card, was an. ace. If the center petal or mat par- Red Cross Report Gives a Graphic Story of Rescues During Fierce Fighting at Russian Port Im HI au.m!ip , Washfngton. A graphic account of thi part gdayed by "ilajor TSamuel L Johnson 'of Honolulo, assistant com mandant of the allied forces In Vladi vostok, during the revolutionary fight ing In that city on November 17 and 18, has been received by the Bed Cross headquarters 'here. The :Red Cross' -report says that Major Johnson has beeirecqmrnepded to the All-It us sian government for "aecoration "with the Officer's Cross of St. George for the services he rendered to the people Lot Vladivostok during th fijhtlng , As a recommendation Is considered Lt'r ii,-,. a Vnctnn-oi tula makes wie eijuiv aiciit i.v " - - the sixth award received by Major Johnson.. during. his service In Siberia with the American forces, the others being the Russian medal of St. Anne and Japanese, Czecho-Slovak, Italian and Chinese decorations. Governor M. M. Eversman of Pri morski province, fn, a letter to Major General. V. SV6 raves, commanding the American forces In-Siberia, saldi "I cannot leave unmentloned the fact that Major Johnson, havfng splen didly fulfilled hrs'plan In guarding the town and the peaceful , population, thoSiati'eptodOg his fm-n- life to danger under furious fire, succeeded four times in getting through to the passenger trains that were in the center of the fighting zone and from there brought OF STAFF NABBED - , -' - mv egory WeifklHlkf aTr!! Did (SoateWork at Yladiv:6siok - m : mm i m ii .mi . .' ;am"iilM Sif to be Trotzky's best frIetiTT broken berths ad took her to safety Miltiiimn , 1 ilWfrrfWfci .mm I um I , T la, where vast quantities if natural to knock the cap off the well to tne flower was accentuated. It was a king ; if the shading was ka the left hand, petal it was a queen, j. There were four flowers.ieach with fhree petals. The shadings therefore, stood for 12 different cards, according to wherfe tliylwere placed, these cards ranging down , from the ace to the deuce. If no petal , was shaded the card was the deuce. - j An exposure ' 'was planned at Screen's jiouse. . There tere eight players. Trimmer, on a few hands off square cards. '' lost $050. Then ha produced a.deckj.ethls sort As soon as Screen saw the- marked cards he exposed the cheat to his piests and proceeded to beat Trimmer ip, winding up by throwing nlm out of the house, '':'. ' i . i i , ,' '. 1 - Cut Heart Out of Patient F Omahau Neb. Physlclarfc cut tha heart r out of Steve Zaklcb, an Aus trian; then placed It bacK In his body. ZakIcb,,who had shot hlmfeelf, is ex-1- . . . -. . i , peciea to live ; t to" safety' oflfcershefr families and civilians.' WajorGrave"souTljeneral Graves, was another officer, according to the Red Cross account, who with utter arfemnefs!W'NrIrTO rlthe danger zone to aid women and children ex posed to Qre, .Major Johnson has paid tribute t( the part-also played by the lnternatlonalrnltary police, whom he commanu'ed."" " 5 1 I want those men to get the recog nition due them," he said, i "They ren dered thegreatest assistance, showed absolute steadiness and coolness and ran the same risks." Th$ Red Cross account says that the international military police and allied detachments held control of Vladivostok, enforcing the policy of neutrality, adopted by the allies, and that tliftnks toj this, Vladi vostok was unswept bjt battle except In tfie vicinity of the' railway station. There, however, furious combat raged. "For men who entered the area of fighting and the path jjf ftjing bullets entered at deadly peril and every man knew It," says the report. , . "Among those saved by JMaJor John son and his men were General Roman-ovsl-y and family. Ronianovsky is chief of the "Russian general's staff. He was living with his family in the railway yards in his special train and was a nonepmbatant Soldiers of both sides; fired Upon the t'aln. It was utterly dark nnd a storming, snowing November morning when Major John eon ' found the car and escorted tho family to safety. , Hide In Black CeUara. "Some of those he rescued that night were found In the railway sta tion where the most sangtlnary fight ing took place. They had" sought ref uge In cellars, or secluded Jlttle offices, and crouched in the darljness, afraid to move, afraid to whisper. In most cases, when the rescue pirty arrived. It took repeated calls and reassur ances to locate . the . frightened, sus picious mei r.nd women, 1 2"niS jfirst rescue trip was made about 10 o'clock on the aight of No- emlt lT nd thx,lastj,tJ5 :30 o'clock on Tile nioriinioi iueimier ia. -"Major "ohnwmsrcoinmnnd of Rus sian, for he is a Russian born, was a rnttftissllTtYTTttW' tjrtiergeiicy work at rlh? railway slaTfdir, as it has been ihroufijiut his service In Siberia. "Gaaar! Ronianovsky expressed to TTRoirTrJrr'esentntive grate t'jRpiacc i.tU"n nn Xlmt nJor John- T jlo not know hov any man could m into .'Hint "rfell of 'fire, find our train mid: hririi: 'us aut,f lib said, 'but this All V" ll.UII WU , jut "lie evt t ht 1 he cat. Getting the pnrt' out of ho tr'iin Major Johnson heard the honl of tljii lonely, mortally fiightenod '"at gomevnere in the dark en-r, lit tu,Iy 3t Vm lurid flashes of Runs and ttle tj nation of burning buuaittgs. 1. A.;I18 01 we wwnrcu usneu ineiu io take the cat, and the rescue party hald-tttere In the' shattered train. In a mass of ? ! ) ' V 1 1 1