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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Mbeinlanb mnS @eitfalen.

Carmen. Die Obbuftion Der
2ei4e beg peritorbenen 8olts19ullebz
rers 8eblen bon bier, beren 8eer6igung
auf Mnaeise zines bieiisen Mrates bon
Der @taatsantpaltfhaft beanitanbet
tpurbe, bat ergeben, baB bic SAulb
eines Oritten an benz 9obe ni9t bor=
liegt. gs tpurbe elm Nierenletben fe1tz
geitelt, tpeldes ben Sob berbeigefiibrt
bat.
Md1en. - l1eber bic Mahener
Sternbersaffaire tperben in Der @tabt
bic baaritrGubenbfen @erii9te perz
breitet, bic BON ben 8efannten Der in
bic @a1e 0ertpidelten ausgeben unb,
penn iie ii9 als autreffenb eripeiien
foGten, bic Mngelegenbeit als cine
@tanbalgef9idte dllereriten Nanses
erf9eiilen laiTen. Mebr ober minber
iinb iebt bur1 bic Sa9e 36 Qeute
Der berf1iebeniten Stdnbe, Nentner,
6auptleute, @eperbetreibenbe, @tu=
benten Der 9o4fdnle unb Sdiiler ber
bDberen REORGANIZATION cDmpromitttrt
unb auber ben gemelbeten nod einige
Nerhaftunsen DorgenOmmen iporben.
Gs iinb 3tpeifellos uu9 einige barun>
ter, bic nur nit Der Jrau bes pDitdfiiz
itenten in Werfebr geftunben buben.
Mie iih iebt berausitellt, finb auBer
benz einen nod mebrere Wadbhen inter
IA Sabren in bas Nes ber Muflinse
gelodt ipprben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
G6ntgretdj 8aDern.

8anreutb. = Ser geiItesfranfe
5iirit bon 2ippe =Oetmolb, Der in Der
nabeliegenben Srrenanitalt ct. Sill
senberg feinen Mufentbalt bat, lit num-
mebr 70 Sabre alt unb fDrperli9 nod
lebr riiitis; Der seiitise 3uitanb labt
feline 8eherung mebr ertparten.
Gid itG tt. = Mt9meiiter 8rGuz
ttgam in Weifenburg am Sanb tpurbe
auberbalb bes Srtes glIingen bon Ell
mem rdbfabrenben Gtuoenten Iberfabz
rem. Cine i9pere @ebirnerI9iitterung
bic er bierbei erlitt. fiibrte feinen Sob
6erbet.
Iugsburg. = sSn Der biefieen
Ydulstir6e tpurbe BEL Der Muferz
1tebungsfetr Der antirenbe @eiitli6e,
fretrefgnirter pfarrer @impn UtuGer,
bom S4lage getroffen in benz Muaenz
bid, als er bic WDrte rber 6cilanb 1T
eritanben" perfiinben fpoGlte. ST ianf
entieelt am Nltar gu 8pben.
&o ienbeim. - Das 5e6siGb=
rtse @Obnben bes @efdnsniBauf<
iebers S9Onerer in @tabelbetm BEL
Weiin9en, bas it6 bier CUR Sfleee Be-
fanb, fiel beim Spielen aus etnem am
llfer angebunbenen &abn in ben Snn
l,nb ertrant por ben Mugen Der iibriz
gen ainber. Die 2et9e fpnnte erit
na9 langem Su4en gefunoen per=
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Spbensp4ern.

8eureo Sci Der bier ftattsez
funoenen8ostspabl, seleitet bur6 ben
Sberamtmann 2ongarb, ipurbe 8ogt
@atle gum ie9iten Mal unb apar einz
thinning pieber sepdblt.
9edingen. 0as gegeniiber
benz Ga itbaus gum rGlDiterle" gelez
gene Sefonomieantpelen Der Wittpe
8ruber sing iammt aebn W}orgen
Nedern unb Wteien um bic Summe
bon 17,40O Mart an ben beraeittgen
pG9ter Der fiirltliden Oomdne Stuz
tenbof, Geors aOffler, iiber.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
G1nigreid) Sad,1en.

Olbernbau. Serr 2ebrer
ensr, 6. u. Dre6iel, tpel9er bort
circa SO Sabre in treuer pflidterfiils
lung ieines Nmtes setpaltet bat, lit i'm
81. 2ebensiabr seitorben.
Gbemnib. Der bsfannte aaz
peImeiiter Der itdbtifden Rapeae,
Mar poble, besing einen @elbit-
morbberfu9 mittels Mebolbers. Ote
&ugel orang in bic 8ruit. poble
tpurbe f9ner berleBt. 9lls Waotip
toiro lansidbrises t0rperli9es aeiben
beaei9net. s,.
Dippolbis sym
bena6barten Hei9Hdbt mar Der i'm
81. 2ebensiabre itebenhe @utsbeliber
9ermanA Su9s nit ieinen atpei
ane9ten in einem ibm aeborioen
Steinbrud nit 9lufraumungsarbeiz
ten befddftist, als ii9 plDblid eine
ma4tise grbf6t6t loslDite unb Studs
b0Qis peridiittete. 0bpobl i'm Werz
Elm nit ben beiben Rne9ten, tpelde
NIT benz S4reden bapongefommen
iparen, fofort Na6barn unb @traz
bsnpaRanten bilfsbereit einsriffen
eelans es bod erft nad elmer balben
@tunbe, bic @rbmaie bintpesaurdu=
men unb ben 8erf9iitteten au Be-
freien. 2eiber mar bereits Der Sob
bes 8erun9liidten eingetreten, ber
etne Wittpe unb bret unber1prste
Gtnber binterldbt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
OrDisberspBtbum 3efIen.

Naubeim. Geb. 8ergratb
Otto Meib tit I'm Mlter BON X Sab
rem seitorben. Der Weritorbene mar
gbrenbiirger unferer @tabt unb err
freute fih GROCER 8eliebtbeit. Geinem
Batter perbanft Nanbeim Die Grrids
lung bes 9dbes i'm Sabre 1885, benn
bie{tr Mann, fotDie ieine Jrau gaben
bie erfen Mnreaungen ba3u.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

Main3. Muf Der gissrub:
bat ii6 Elm 5ergsont BON Der l. gpmz
pasnie oes 88. nahauif6sn Snfantee
rie : Regiments, tpelder II Sabre
0tente, mittelit feines DienftgetDebrs
Dnr6 einen ShuB setobtet. Der Ser-
seant itanb tpegen elmer 5olbdtenz
mibbanoluns in llnterIuanng unb
loate bemndbft feine Nburtbeiluns
itattfinDen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Sania= StGbtc.

Gutin. - Der Neubau zines
Mdbden=S9 S9ulbaufes in SAtpartau
1T BON Der bortisen 8emeinoepertrez
tuns beI9lofen tpprben. Ser 8au
nirb 32,255 Mart foiten unb auber
ben feds 8laHenaimmern unb etnem
5anbarbeiters SKINNER bic Wobnung
oes 9auptlebrers entbalten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16

Wallis.Mm .Robbooengleti
lit elm berbeerenber Bergs unb Gletsl
fderftur3 niebergegangen. 3pei Wens
ihen falnen uiil, grDBer Shaoen an
Qlip unb Bannipalb fpurbe angeri6tet.
Mltorf. ~ Die 9el<S Spielgefelz e
fdaft befaloB aAt MuffIhrnnssn fiir
bieIen CONNER nnb befdtigte ben
Worftanb. Die Rollen bleiben in ben
gleihen 5dnben. .
Quaanp. Das fantondle
gdnurgericbt bat iein llrtbeil TN
prosefIe HopeIIi~8otti gefdllt. Der 72s
idbriae 8ernbarb Mobclft Tanb nnter
Ser 9lnflase, nit 9iilfe elmer Graii
Maabalena 9otti unb ibrer Eohter
einen aerpiffen Oonlenif 2eport ermors
bet au baben. Die bret Mngetlagten
tpurDen freigefprDher.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
6beinpfals.

Sonbernbeim. - Sn einem
unbetpa3ten Nugenbltd geristb bas
fiinfidbrige SDbnben Der 5amilie
@9erer, bas nebit stpet Gel6pif ftern
BON elmer befreunbeten Samilie beim
Streutperfma6en mttgenommen purz
be, in ben 1ogenannten aleinen Rbein,
elm tiefes MltpaiIer, unb ertranf. Ser
8ater tpeilt ioeben in Mmerifa, tpobin
5rau unb ainoer linn bemnd4ft fol-
gen follten.
Neuit a bt a. s. - 9ie 8erun=
treuungen bes DIRECTORS Der Qlfttenz
seieul6aft fir Miblenbetrieb iinb
nun aiemlid aufsefldrt. Gerlon
ma9te piel in 4ellertpe9Ieln, pel9e
auf feline finanaiel iebr gut funbirte
@eienfdaft seaogen paren, unb perz
panbte Die 8etrdge fir ii6. Der 8ez
trag, Inn ipel4en Die @eieui6aft sez
i9dbigt tt, ipurbe auf 10000 80,
feitgeltelt. Die bobe Summe f9eint
t6eils in 8DrIenlpefulationen, tbeils
in Mbtrasuns BON S9ulben fir 8erz
tpanbte aufsesangen gu lein. @erion
1T NIT ieiner 5rau bereits in geetp
Dort selanoet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
@rpoins sd)leswia S,pl5tein.

Gtberfebt. Der @aitpirtb
s. Mulf in SDnning perfaufte feline
am Marft belegerle @aftnirtbf1dft an
ben 5ofbeiiber g. Nietabt in 8arsen
fir 25,0OO M.
Burg a. s. Die Mrbeiten an
benz Hatbbausneubau bier1elbit iinb
iotpeit borsel6ritten, bdB bic 9aidt=
feier itattfinben fonnte. On bieielbe
idlob fi9 ein 5eiteiIen in Wii1er's
6ptel.
9abersleben. SanitGtsz
ratb Dr. meb. ST. Raben, einer Der
populdriten 8iirser unferer @tabt, lit
nad ldnserem @ie9tbum seitorben.
0ier, als ber 6obn bes friiberen pot=
balters seboren, bat er, nit Musnabz
me ieiner Stubieniabre, iein ganaes
2eben in 1einer geltebten 8aterftabt
augebra9t, ipo ct gu ben feiteiten
StiiBen bes Deutfhtblnms gebOrte.
Yrpbins Safbien nnb Ebiirinsen.
Sen n. = 0Dr &ur3em tpur=
ben bic pabmann'1 19en S9neibemiib=
len gu @rob=Wubtde Elm Haub ber
Jlammen.
8allenfebt. 8or aursem
ruti6te Der 69idbrise Mrbeiter Sriebz
rt9 Selberltns bonn Wasen berab,
lpobei er 10 ungliidlih auf bas Straz
Benpflaiter fiel, baB er auBer mebrez
rem Rtppenbrii9en au9 non9 eine err
bebli6e 8erleBung am aopfe erlitt.
9alIe. = 8eim Gangiren zines
Giiterauses uuf benz bieiigen Sitter
babnbofe serietb Der 26idbrige Brent
Ter Mar 3ellrib aus 5.z@iebi6enz
itein berartig atpiIden bic buffer
aipeter Wagen, baB ibm Der 8ruffa=
iten eingebriidt nuroe. e. tpurbe in
bic 3linif gebra9t, mo er aber balb
na9 1einer ginlieferung beritarb.
Gtsleben. = Ser 3aufmann
Mar 9erafelb, ein in ben apanaiser
Sabren ftebenber Mann, ipel9er e
ieit 5tpei Monaten berbeiratbet lit,
batte i'm @eit6t Elm fleines 8liithen,
tpel9es er nit benz 5insernagel aufz
frabte, @s ftellte ii4 8lutDergtftung
elm unb nun farb Der iunse Mann
unter ben srdBli9iten @6meraen.
8lantenfetn. = sn Der
Miebe'i6en Papierfabrit berunglIdte
Der Maf9inenfiibrer Oanaiger aus
pottega oaourdb, baB Der Dampftroz
denablinber elmer papierma1btne
fprang unb .. babel 19per perbriibt
purbe. @r tpuroe 1ofort na9 Der
alinit sebra9t, mo er iebo6 ieinen
8erlebunsen erlegen 1T. .. 1T perz
beiratbet uno 8ater bon bier Rinbern.
galbe a. g. - 6reiberr BON
Steindder Burg 8rumbp tpurbe auf
Der 9eimfabrt, als bur9 bas 9eranz
brauien zines Gi1enbabnauges bic
pferbe auf Der Gbauifee f9euten, aus
benz Wager genorfen. Der 8erlebte
mubte na9 6duie getragen nerben.
Der &utfder rettete ii9 bur9 einen
Sprung aus Dem Magen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-05-16
Ghmeis.

2angnau. Muf benz bie5igen
Bahnbof purbe Der Giienbabnarbeiter
5rib 9errmann 5tDilAen 2 Wasen
tobt aufsefunben.
2Dcle. - Dem Mdb9enipaifenz
MfDl aus 8inobes, bas bor ettpa feds
Moden elm Naub Der Glammen iplrbe,
iinb an milbtbdtigen @aben bereits
gegen 10000 Granten augegansen fir
ben Wieberaufbau.
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DufieIDDrf. Das bieiige
5d0ffenseriht perurtbeilte am rs.
Gebrnar ben Mrbeiter syohann @hubs
lnaher bon bier an 18 Monaten, feline
gbefrau 3li 3 Monaten @efdngniB,
neil lie ben 5 Sabre alter, inpflege ges
nommenen Rnaben s. eSmmetamp
fortgefebt in Der grarIamiten Wsiie
mtBbanbelt baben. Ser Rleine tpnrbe
u.a. tpobenlang ieben morsen a5tunbe
lang in eisfaltes MaKer aelebt, nobel
er jebesmal .orbentlib piepite", iDis
5rau SD. gu einem 3eugen ii9 ausauz
Driiden beliebte, er mubte Biz our Gra
i9Dpfung off Bis Mitterna9t auf eiz
mem 8etn ite6en, obne ieben @runD,
nur aus 5reube am Audlen, ihlug Der
gbemann ben Sunsen in Der roheiten
Meiie. Die Mngetlasten batten 8sz
rufnng segen bas eritinItanslihe ur@
tbeil eingelegt. Nur nit Hiidfi9t
baraif, bab Der mibbanbelte Rnabe
feine na9tbeilisen Jolaen babpnSe@
trasen bat, ermdbiste bte5traftammer
be5iislidb bes Gbelnanns Sd. bic
Strdfe auf 9 Monate 9efdngniB, bic
8erufnng Der Grau tpurDe ubgepiefen.
Hropins 5annpber nnb grannidb.peis.
@oslar. Ser erit am 1. MdrS
b. s. an Stelle bes beritorbenen pof&
bireftors @6orfopf aum Otreftor bes
hie1iden 1pftants erndnnte Dpftbiref<
tor 6eber aus Slbenburg 1T na6 flr=
aem Rranfenlager berforben. 0eber
fam fdon franf bierber, 10 bab er
balb na9 Oienitantritt ii9 bon feinen
Oienftsefddften befreien lafen mubte.
sSrelIitebt. - 0pr lGngerer
3eit purbe Der Wittpe @ermer eine
&ai1ette nit iiber 5000 Warf geitoh=
len. 8or einieen Sagen tpurbe nun
i'm naben @ebOla Elm padet aufgefunz
ben, bas bic in Der Raf1ette aufbez
tpabrten pdptere, tpte 2ebensz llnh
uerperii6erungspolicen, Gontracte
etc. iorsfdltig eingetpidelt enthielt.
@ifbprn Der neuernannte
&reisarat fir bic RreiIe @tfbnrn unb
sS1enbaaen, Or. Meber, bisber &reisz
pbpiifus in 6antensbiittel, bat bic felt
Is Sahren BON 9ebeimen Sanitdts=
ROTH Or. 2ansenbed bier tpabrsenDmz
menen pbpiitatsgel9dfte bes areiies
@ifborn iibernpmmen. Od Der Mmts=
iib bes neuen Rreisarates @ifborn 1T,
70 tptrb Or. Meper hierber iiberiiebeln.
@0ttingen. Gin f9redli9er
l1ngliidsfau ereienete ii6 in bieiiger
8abnbofsnerfitdtte. Der 8abnbofsz
ti19ler Maring mar nit Reparatur
elmer 6interipano zines perfonentpaz
gems bei6dfttgt, als bon Der anoern
Geite Elm Ransirnasen in bic Wertz
itatt befDrbert tpurbe. Wf. gertetb
5rpi19en bic Buffer Der beiben Ma=
gen, tpurbe aerbriidt unb mar fofort
cine 2ei9e. @r binterldbt Irau nno
Ginb.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1901-08-01
SPLINTERS AND CHIPS.

The total length of ocean cables is
100, SAG miles.
Norway sends to England 10000
tons of ice year.
man should weigh 26 pounds for
every foot of his height.
The Chinese have twice sacked Mos
COW, once in 1897 and again in 1898.
Mozart holds the record among
composers of having written 624 com
positions.
There are on the Swiss lakes Ct
steamers. of which the largest can
carry 1000 passengers.
The paper money of the first
French republic became more depre-
ciated than that of any other coun-
try ever did. A pair of boots cost
300 in paper, and pound of but
ter $50.
Denmark is an agricultural country.
About three-fourths of the popula-
ton are engaged in the cultivation OF
the soil. Copenhagen is the only city
of any size.
In 1882 the speed record on a high
bicycle was 20 miles in an hour and
II minutes. Behind motor PAGER a
rider has recently covered 40 miles in
an hour.
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How French Girls Are Educated.

The children of the lower classes
in the country, as well as in town,
all 20 to public schools. Little girls
of the better class have an English or
German nursemaid or a resident gov
erness. When they are sent to r.
boarding school they go to some con-
vent, but in Paris courses which leave
the young girl most of the time at
home are preferred. The courses are
weekly, semi-weekly or even daily
classes. The government schools
have hitherto been attended mostly
by the free thinking element. Pri-
vate schools are fast being trans
formed into day schools. Then there
are private teachers for those arts
called accomplishments, which oc-
cupy prominent place.--Th. Benton
(Madame Blanc), in Ladies Homo
Journal.
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SIX DOCTORS THIS TIME.
In hour.

South Bend, Ind, July 29th.-Six diff
man, of this place, for Kidney Trouble.
He had been very i'll for three years,
and he despaired of ever being well.
Somebody suggested Dodd's Kidney
Pills. Mr.. Landeman used two boxes.
He is completely cured, and besides
losing all his Kidney Trouble, his gem
sral health is much better than it has
been for years.
No case that has occurred in st. Jo-
seph County for half a century, has
created such a profound sensation,
and Dodd's Kidney Pills are being well
advertised, as result of this wonder
Jul cure of Mr.. Landeman's case.
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pITH AND POINT.

Clothes may not make the man,
but the better they are the more at
tention he is apt to receive.-Chicago
Daily News.
Clara-"Is Hetty happy in her mar
ried ife?" Esther-"She ought to
be. NJ less than three girls in town
were after her Charley."-Boston
Transcript.
"What time is it?" Il don't know.
1 haven't heard the alarm go off, but
as the baby is just gong asleep it
must be near time to get up."-Phil-
adelphia Times.
81 do not understand what is
meant by piping times of peace
Neither do 1. There are always
more pipe stories told in times of
war" indianapolis News.
Lenders-"Ho,y about that IS
loaned you?" Borroughs-"Gee
whizz! forgot all about it. I'll
make a note of it now" Lenders
Suppose you make IS note of it,
Philadelphia Record.
Powell-"Do you always agree with
your wife when she makes an asser-
tion?" Jeaffreson-"Why, of course,
/ don't! You don't think l would de-
priye her of every amusement, do
yorktown and Country.
The Modern Prize Fight.-"Mr.
Fitz-Jefries," said the reporter, "a
cable message from Paris says the
champion heavyweight of France
wants to fight you" "Well, if he
does" replied the great pugilist
hell have to do it in English. III
be hanged if I'll learn his language.
Philadelphia Press.
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dustry through the medium of we'll
written and interesting article in the
Pharmaceutical Era, and it is to this
article that we are indebted for much
of our information.
1t may be of interest TO know how
Java has become the home of cinchona,
or Peruvian bark, as it is more ia
miliarly styled. Both Peru and Java
are a few degrees south of the equator,
but a wide stretch of ocean lies be-
tween them. About the middle of the
last century the Dutch government,
which has had complete control of
affairs in Java since 1880, decided it
would experiment with the cultivation
of cinchona in the colonies. A native
named Husskarl was sent to Peru to
procure plants and seeds. He visited
beth Peru and Bolivia, spending two
years in the two countries, undergoing
hardships in the way OF fever and inn.
prisonment. At last, with few seeds
and plants, he embarked for home,
getting away in Dutch warship sent
purposely TO convey him and his prize
to Java. But the prize was not a rich
one. Only 16 of his trees were alive at
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bark and cover the naked trunks with
moss; but now it is considered better
to cut the trees down close to the
roots and near by plant new ones. The
trees are then cut into short lengths
and the bark beaten off by women.
Women and children assist also in
the further preparation of the bark.
The pharmaceutical bark, the pipe
bark, is usually dried entirely in the
sun. 1t is placed in great trays. and
while it is stin green women and chill
dren tie it into bundles. They sit in
the trays and work quite at their
ease. When bark is dried in ovens the
latter are heated by the wood of the
stripped trees.
After the bark is thoroughly dried
it is roughly ground into powder. Wa
ter power, which is abundant, is usual
ly employed for this process. The
powder is then packed into bags and
the greater part of it sent to Amster-
dam, whence it is distributed to diff
ferent factories. The remainder, as
we have said, is manufactured into
quinine at Bandoeng.
Bandoeng is about eight hours ride
from Batavia, the chief port of Java.
1t IAN attractive little town, its long,
low houses built for tropical condi-
tons. Cinehona plantations lie all
about Bandoeng, from nine to thirty
miles distant. One may reach these
plantations by any one of three ways:
On the back of a pony, in pony cart
or in a mountain chair carried by four
natives. On the way cinchona may be
seen in all styles, from the tiny seed
up to large forest trees, towering a
hundred feet from the ground. The
dwellings of the planters are eminent-
ly comfortable, not to say luxurious.
The refnements of life are not lack
ing on these Javanese plantations,
and the planters are cultivated, intel
ligent gentlemen. The Peruvian bark
industry has done not little towards
the evident prosperity Of the country,
ranking to-day as one of the principal
articles of export.
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on to a red bark tree that fourishes
in the soil but does not contain much
quinine. When the wound of the graft
ing has healed the tall top of the red
bark tree is cut off and the improved
tree transplanted from the nursery to
the forest.
TO prepare land for these forests
the jungle is cleared and the ground
kept perfectly free from weeds and
rubbish. The trees are planted in
rows and in such manner the rains
can sink deep into the soil. When they
are six years old the trees are cut
down. The old way was to peel the
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the end of the long voyage. These
were set out, the seeds planted, and
while after time IS trees showed as
the result of Husskarl's labors, there
was not grain of quinine in one of
them. The cascarrileros Ozark gath
'rers) had gwen him poor seed.
When this Encouragement was
dampening the ardor of those that HI d
started the enterprise in Java, over in
Bolivia an Enghshman by the name of
Ledger was approached by native,
one Manuel Incra Mamani, and told
there was good cinchona seed to be
had by foreigner, if Husskarl had
been fooled. ledger believed the
native, bought Of him 20 pounds of
guaranteed seed and sent it to his
brother in London. The London
brother communicated with the Dutch
government in regard to his posses
sion, he whole consignment was
bought for 600 rupees (about SfsO)
and sent on TO Java. Ledger gave
Mamani more money and told him TO
60 into the forest and get him some
more seeds: but the cascarrileros, be-
cause he had allowed seed to be sent
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JAVA produces practically all the
u quinine in use, or, to be more ac-
curate, practically all the cinchona
bark from which the worlds supply of
quinine is made. Ninety per cent. of
the yield is shipped to Amsterdam,
now the cinchona market of the world,
the remainder being converted into
quinine in the Java quinine factory at
Bandoeng.
The secret of the manufacture of
this drug has been most jealousy
guarded, and it is only of recent years
success has attended the efforts of
those who ventured 10 make a stand
against the combination of quinine
factories in Europe. The trust had
been particularly hard on the plant
ers, continually depressing the price
Of the bark and keeping the price of
the manufactured article high; max
ing it necessary for the planter either
to go out of business or to attempt 20
combat his taskmaster. He followed
the latter course.
The first efforts were not success
full, the quality of the quinine being
inferior and resulting in the Java ar
ticle getting a bad name. But now
the factoryNis well on its feet, and the
methods in use in the laboratories in
Java are thoroughly scientific and up
TO date. Mr.. F. L. Seely, secretary and
treasurer of the Paris Medicine COM
pany at ST. Louis, one of the largest
users of quinine in the world, reports
as the result of personal investiga-
tions in Java the conviction that the
factory at Bandoeng produces quinine
above the standard. Which is of con-
siderable interest to the world at
large, as the Java product is sold much
lower than the common makes. Mr..
Seely has given the world the benefit
of his Investigations into the Java in
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Where the Supply Of
Ouinine Comes From
Java Furnishes Greater Part of 1t
How It Is and Treated

out of the country, captured him and
whipped him so severely that he died.
The 20 pounds of seed were sufficient
to start The cinchona industry in Java.
Twenty thousand trees grew from the
Ledger seeds, and some of them are
still standing. These trees, which are
almost so years old, are now used only
for the seed. The seeds are planted
in nurseries, where the young plants
are sheltered from the sun by leaf
shelters. AS the Ledgers do not take
to the soil very well, they are grated
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Comedian Why did the supernumerary
leave the company
Sue Brette-Because she couldn't obtain
speaking part.
Has she got one nowY"
Il presume SO. She married the man
aGer. -NorristoSn Herald.
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DO Your Feet Ache and nurn,

Shake into your shoes, Aliens Foot Ease,
q, powder for the feet. 1t makes tight or New
Shoes Feel Easy, Cures Corns, Itching
Sweating Feet. All Druggists and Shoe
Stores sell it, 25c Sample sent FREE. Ad
dress, Allen 5. Olmsted. lie Roy, n. Y.
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AutomobiIes as rransport woron.

Experiments in France have proved con-
vincing, and the French believe they are
certain to play role of much Importance
IN modern warfare. 1t is odd to note the
different uses to which nature and science
are put. On the battlefield they fight for
the destruction of life, while throughout
the country, Hustetter's Stomach Bitters
tights TO preserve it. For fifty years the Bit
tiers has been curing dyspepsia, Indigestion,
constipation and biliousness. II win also
prevent malaria, fever and ague.