Since then, Howe has been searching for the treasure, and lately announced that he had found it in a shallow lagoon on Pinaki. Lately, he chartered a schooner at Papeete to go to lift the gold after making a contract with the colonial government as to his rights in the matter. It is said the treasure is worth several million dollars.

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Deported Radicals Are Fleeing From Soviet Rule. Reported to Be Greatly Disappointed at What They Found in the "Promised Land."
Riga, Latvia.— Litte groups of Russian-Americans, who were deported or volunteered to go from America to Soviet Russia, are trickling back across the Latvian frontier from the land of the Bolsheviks very frequently these days. All hope to get back to the United States.
These emigrants, according to American consular officials, who hear their  stories and have to tell them there is not much chance for them to get back, are greatly disappointed with what they found in the "promised land." They tell of starvation and long rides in trains so packed with people that there is scarcely room to breathe. Besides those who have succeeded in getting to Latvia, there are many others who have written friends in Riga asking for money from America. 