Arizona republican., 1901-05-15
WHIRL OF THE WORLD

sasiN lFEpisatHHllIl EHHN ElH Iiait very bad way financially, and in ont place. Leipsic, they have gone on q strike. In this country 1t Is rather diff ficult to understand how doctors car strike and even if those that have prac- l tices should do so, there is more thar enough to take their places. But ir Germany it seems to be different Since the passage of the employers liability and compulsory insurance laws the aick funds have increased enormously Each sick fund employs it's own physi- elan, who attends all its sick at a re- duce nominal and inclusive fee. The temptation to join these funds is natur- ally great and the doctors have dis covered that nearly all their patients have left them and become members of the fund in order that their bodily ills may be attended to at a minimum rate. The doctors organized a society for their own protection, and as they got no satisfaction from the funds they struck. The result is deadlock, and the greater part of Leipsic Is without medical attendance.
 A means for the extraction of diffe- rent sugars by electrolysis has been re- gently tested on a commercial basis and it Is believed the process will open new department in sugar manufac- ture. The method employed consists In the use of metalic plates as cleo trodes, in conection with a wood vat divided into three compartments. The saccharine juice is placed in the central division. those at the two ends being filled with pure water. On the passage of the electric current the afbumlnoids and other substances in the juiee coag- ulate and are precipltated; the salts are decomposced, and the juice becomes!lm- pid and colorless, the lime and manga nese settling at the bottom. The soda, potassia and ammonia are drawn to the end vats. where they accumulate. It Is stated that whatever the commercial results of the electrolysis of saocharine juice may prove to be, as a means of accurately analysing sugars 1t will be invaluable.
 On the new Simplon tunnel. exper,- ments have been made with liquid air for blasting purposes. The cartridges consisted of wrappers filled with para fine and charcoal soaked with liquid air. When placed In the shot holes they were detonated with guncotton primers. The use of these cartridges was discontinued because they had to be fired within a few minutes after be- ing taken out of the liquid, else their power was gone. But the problem of adapting liquid air to blasting Is still being studied in Germany
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 Rev Thaddeus Hogan. of St. Johns Roman Catholic church of Trenton, N. J., Is anxious to have all members of his church married Father Hogan an- to his congrefation at the half past : o'clock mass Sunday morning that he desired all young single men to remain in their seats after the ser- vice. It was then that he laid down the rules of life to the young men and on their marrying early in life. He said that man earning $1O a week and upward could support a wife. The priest also directed his: remarks to the older members and said there was no reason why they should remain single. Father Hogan few weeks ago deliv- ,reo sermons of a similar tenor to the single women and men of his parish. ID order to encourage and stimulate | hc cotton industry a London firm Is raking arrangements with it's New Or | cans house to send an expedition of | experts to West Africa in order to es oh the natives how to plant and | 'rCw w cotton. The idea Is to send two xperts from the southern states to | "a ,h of the principal West African col ries. viz: Lago. Sierre Leone, Bathurst iid Cape Coast Castle and tis antic- r rated that this will be the means of eating new and important industry Il that part of the world.
 Research is constantly adding new rovinces to the realm of the mlcrobe The latest is the Havana cigar. It is