Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1923, Page 3

SUNDAY, MARCH 11, 1923. VIENNA RETURNS TO NORMALCY IN GHEATCOMEBACK Most Surprising Economic De- velopment Is Ease of Aus- tria’s Adaptation. By J. W. T. MASON (Written for the United Press.- The most surprising economic de- velopment in Europe since the-war 1s the ease with which Austria is coming back to normal conditions. The Aus trian paper money has been stabilized at approximately 69,000 crowns to the collar, the normai value of a crown being nearly 20 cents. Prices in Austria are now adjusting theniselves to the new vatue of the crown’ and living no longer js abnorm- ally cheap for foreigners. “World levels have not quite beerf reached in pri@es, but the proportion ts as five to seven. That ts to say five dollars in Austria represents a purchasing pow- er of about seven dollars in the world markets. The League of Nations has com- pleted arrangements for a loan to Austria and a‘l reparations charges have been suspended for a number of years to €ome. Austria, consequent: ly, has no impediments on the road to complete recovery. Austrian prices are higher than German prices and {t costs more to live in Vienna than in Berlin.. The Germans are importing goods from Austria and are selling them cheaper than the prices charged in Austria. Vienna Coming Back , Vienna is coming back to her for mer position.as the financial centre of all southeastern Europe. The fre- quent references in the past to Vien- na being a useless municipality for a country Austria are being proven to be false. On the contrary, Vienna {s saving Austria. Al! the machinery for international finance and international commerce exists in Vienna and in no other southeast European capital. The Aus- trians have been able to capitalize this fact ‘to their permanent adyant- age. Much poverty still exists in Aus- tria, but side by side with {t fs an extraordinary amount of industr'al. activity. The Austrians’ have shown great initiative, for instance; in elec: trifying. their main railway that runs ‘The ‘oad is now alf compteted, the power vn from waterfalls which the route. ‘ing in Coal The saying in coal, which Austria lias tg import, is enormous. But, more than that, the work disproves the charge that the Austrians have taken their defeat in the war lying down. ‘The inefficiency of the government telegraph and telephone systems is now being recognized by the govern- ment and a movement is under way to abolish government ownership. An English syndicate is prepared ake an offer to the state for tak- over the telegraph and telephone lines, operating them more effective- ly than in the past, and paying a handsome royaity to the state in re- turn. u No Time for Politics The Austrians are paying scarcely any attention to international politics. so small as the post-war The agitators who want a union with Germany are without hearers. Aus~ trian is giving all her time to economic | rehabilitation. | | The success of the Austrians in coming back is a sure indication of | what 4s awaiting the rest of central | Europe once the politicians cease their agitations and let economic law do its work, Austria fell furtherest away from normal of all the war's victims and was most seriously mutilated by the peace treaty. Despite these handi-| caps, Austria is rising to her feet and! is pointing the way to the other fallen} nations. Volstead Violator Draws Small Fine CHEYENNE, Wyo., March 10— John Lang of Cody had only a little quor on his person when he was ar- rested for violation of the Volstead act, so he received onty a little fine} when he p'eaded guilty in United States district court for Wyoming Friday. Lang sald the pint found on} his person was intended only for per- sonal consumption. He was fined $10, which is the smallest fine ever im-| posed in the federal court here. } Harry W. Wilk of Rock Springs,| who by letter entered a p'ea of guilty of vio'ating the Volstead act, was fined $200. MAN OF GO REGAINS © VIGOR HE HAD AT a8 New Orleans Resident Tells of Won- derful Result Produced by a Recent Scientific Discovery. D. W. Wood, 60, of New Orleans! La., declares he has. virtually been made young again by the recently discovered korex compound, which is pronounced superior to ‘gland treat- ments” as an invigorating and revital- iver. “It has brought me back to as good, healthy physical condition as I enjoyed at 35,” he writes. “I am ap- ‘parently as supp'e as at 25." Mr. Wood says he would not take $5,000 for what the compound has done for him, |. The compound fs a simple jtreatment in tablet form, absolute'y |harm'ess, yet the most powerful in- \Yigorator known. Acting directly on lower’ spinal nerve centers and cer- {tain blood vessels, 1t often produces amazing benef!ts in 24 to. 36 hours: jIn nationwide tests, it has won tho who suffered from nerve weakness, premature age jand lack of vital foree. Physicians say Hit gives speedy satisfaction in 28 jthat defy other treatments, Blderly Peop’e pronounce it a real “founta’n of youth.” Knowing that this news may seem j\'too goed to be truo,” the distributors {nivite any*person need'ng the com- pound to take a $2 doub'e-strength treatment, enough for ordinary cases, with the understanding that it costs nothing {f it fails. If you wish to try this guaranteed Invigorator, write in strict confidence to the Melton Labor- atories, 3026 Massachusetts Bldg., Kansas City, Mo. If you prefer, you may enclose $2; or simp'y send your name, without money, and pay the postman $2 and postage on delivery. 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The association was largely in debt at tho time of closing the business for which it was incorporated, but has been enabled to pay off this Indebted- GIVE UP LEASE ONLOCAL BLDG. Distribution of Funds of Citi- zens Equity Association to e Made. \Health M easure | | Vetoed by Gov. CHEYENNE, Wyo. March 5.— jovernor Wm. B. Ross vetoed the board of health measure designed so The lease on the Neuman building, 233 East 2nd street, has been sur- rendered by the Citizens Equity as- sociation following litigation which| gave promise of lasting indefinitely. | & A distribution of the remaining funds * esac of the corporation will fe made and|t® Amend the “eugenics” act as to the corporation dissolved. Attorney|™@ke it mandatory in all counties, G. H. Mann, 819 Oi! Exchange tutla.| that a male applicant for a marriage ing, is handling the affairs of the as.|Jcense produce a physicians certifi- poseation cate of freedom from venereal disease in communicable form. 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