May 13.—Two squadrons of Chinese airships scour the globe but cannot find Liberia. Several are forced to land in the Arctic Circle and are interned by the Esquimaux.
May 15.—The G.L. of Tibet sends another Note to Liberia.
May 16.—Liberia, owing to a paper shortage, makes no reply.
May 17.—Liberia adopts the Group System.
May 18.—Introduction of "starring and badging" in Liberia. Owing to a slight miscalculation all trades and professions are "reserved."
May 19.—Liberia abandons Group System.
May 24.—Liberia again despatches her airship to China viâ Tibet. The raider falls in flames near the Forbidden City, the commander having been rather careless with his cigar in one of the gas chambers.
May 25.—The G.L. of Tibet buys a typewriter and some carbon sheets, and begins a campaign of daily Notes to Liberia.
May 26-June 5.—Liberia lies low.
June 7.—China, after fifteen futile attempts to locate Liberia, sues for peace, asking Liberia to send an envoy who will be able to guide airships carrying Peace delegates and the first instalment of indemnity to Liberia.