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The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-12
THURBER CAUSED SENSATION.
Senators Were All stirred When
They Heard of His Voucher.


Washington. June 1.-THE testimony
given to-day before the Committee On
Cuban Relations by F. B. Thurber,
showing that between $4,000 and $4,000
had been paid out of the Cuban
treasury under the direction Of GOV.
effort to secure reciprocity between the
United States and Cuba, caused n SEN
sation in the Senate. The news Of Mr..
Thurber's statement reached the Sen
ate chamber about the time that that
body convened and when Senator Tel
Ter, whose examination had developed
the facts, made his appearance upon
the floor he was Immediately surround
ed by senators from both sides of the
chamber who professed great anxiety
to know all that had occurred. Copies
of the voucher produced wera eagerly
sought and the demand vas not saris-
fed until forty or fifty copies had been
typewriter and circulated in the SEN
ate chamber.
Senator's Are stirred Up.
Opinions as to the ultimate effect of
the testimony are as variel as the pre-
objections and prejudices OF the Senate
the decision reached during the after
noon 10 have two caucuses III the early
future. The first of these will be neld
by the beet sugar Republican senators
tomorrow and the second by all the
Republican senators Friday or Satur-
day. Senator Burrows is responsible
for the statement that the beet sugar
men will meet and Senator Aldlich for
the announcement that there will be
a general conference before the week
ends.
The conference will be I'm the nature
Of caucus, and some Of the beet SUI
gar men say they will enter IL only
with the understanding that they shall
not be bound by any conclusion that
may be reached The advocates OF a
tarin reduction say that no action by
a Republican senatorial caucus Is bind
ing. but they add that defections have
occurred only IN rare instances sena-
tor Aldrieh expresses confidence IN be-
ing able 70 secure fully forty-nye Re-
publican votes in favor ~ any bin
that may be reported BY the Cuban
Committee. This Is 3 majority of the
senate and the friends ~ reduction cx.
press themselves AZ hopeful 81 passing
The Savannah morning news., 1902-06-12

'V0ntinuea on Urn PsEe)
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-05-10

fashion:
 1. Find out your resources.
 ?. Speak well of your town
 8. Keep things in repair.
 4. Build a boulevard, or model road
 D. Be for religious and educational progress.
 G. Find out your chief industry.
 '. Publish instances of individual success.
 s. Form chamber of commerce.
 g. Have a good hotel
 To- Have good local papers,
 H. Advertise your community by it's own and locality.
 12. Have plenty of irrigation water
 Mr. Mills has spent lifetime in studying the needs of California and how to develop and enrich the commonwealth. The above points are well arranged. They look as though they had been crystallized and compiled from Southern Califor nia experience and practice, as they indicate very clearly way of doing business
 First-Our people have studied we'll our re- sources. They have cultivated those sources of income peculiarly adapted to this country from soil and climate point of view, developed those elements of wealth hidden below the surface and utilized the mountain streams in generating cleo tricity to do the bidding of our people. They have left to other sections of the country those products better suited to other climes and ditions.
 Second-Our people have fully developed their local patriotism. As a rule they speak well of their own section but do not speak ill of any other section. They keep Southern California before the people first, last and all the time and give to strangers within gates hearty wei come.
 Third-As a rule our people take pride in beau tifying their homes and this pride extends to a large extent to beautifyng the public build ings and grounds as we'll as constructing good roads and drives
 Fourth-No section of the United States-age wall cd will fu1 drives kept in good repair and plans are con- stantly being matured for laying out and i'm proving other drives; instance, the celebrated Magnolia of Riverside, Euclid of Ontario, Crest drive of Redlands, Holt avenue of Pomona and others more less noted and beau tiful. And now plans being perfected for eral fine drives leading from Los Angeles to Pasa- dena and to other neighboring towns and cities Public roads throughout the country being oiled and made attractive.
 Fifth-Church spires point heavenward from every locality where there are enough people to form the nucleus of a congregation. At the new town of Imperial for instance, nearly the first frame building to be erected was a nice church edifce with the New England church spire attach ment, and next to it parsonage for the pastor. Churches and schools are encouraged there but saloons not only discouraged, but they prohibited. In fact, saloons are rapid
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-05-10
Wm. Il. Mills Lays Down Twelve
 Good Rules

In discussing the rules laid down by Hon. w. H. Mills on how to build up a community, con temporary boils down the suggestions in this fashion:
Imperial press and farmer., 1902-05-10

Now watch Imperial grow. All the elements of prosperity are now to be found here and rapid progress is being made.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
SWANVIllE.

.she ball game played on the local
ssssa3s here Sunday bet ween the locals
1n6 aoyalton resulted in a victory for
aanville by score OF - to 10. =:
Several Of our townsmen left Tuesday
Els. she burberry country up north.
Ws- G.. j. McCord and Lena Sullivan
1sas1rd from the cities Saturday.
. lfe Bitesnan and Nate Barber left
11hsdhy for the western harvest fie'de,
Little Anna Koering has been quite
for the past few weeks.
The Grey Eagle ball team crossed
aAss on our groun's with Royalton last
Sunday but the game was called of in
a. dsth inaing on account OF rain. The
aeose.stood- 10 to @ in favor OF Royalton
zbbo Stroman was Little Falls pas
:aaaAssrs Monday.
8s. and Mrs. Chas. Glantz returned
asscaB their coast trip last week.
1has- Stith and Chas. Giants are at
;11eh lake for few days fishing
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
RAIL. PRAIRIE.

,ynly l4-Mr. ;Charles Riley who has
hssn sick for some time, has been taken
40 St. Paul for treatment.
Mrs.. William Jones recently fell heir
IN q large sum Of money.
yhs Rail Prairie base ball team played
against the Lincoln team Sunday. The
:Hsss vas ~ TO 2 in favor of Lincoln.
Bosn to Mr.. and Mrs. Oar Williams,
&szDfsay July 6, a son.
Several of the young people OF Raj
ssa'se spent the Fourth in Motley.
.Ehsse is going to- be a picnic near FREQ
sssma's-next Friday for the benefit o.
eSe Spring Hill school.
Ns~ mahoney moved into bis new
Ea,zne lately.
KheTe was dance at Ecklund's Fri
.aHs night. All present report a good
ssBs:
William Jones has bought the Pilon
Dsase IN Ausland. He intends to bni]d
shese" soon. We ell wish him success il
his new home,
FREQ Swanson was taken to the hos.
YsaSin Braineld, Hehas been confined
10 ais bed by an abscess.
9ss, Enke has returned from a few
Gays visit with her mother, who has be=r
Vesy in
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
Go To Sleep By Machinery.

The wear and tear of modern life
makes it harder for men togo to sleep
naturally. A number OF machines to in
duce sleep have been patented The
latest consists OF a. band of metal en-.
circiling the head. A branch strip ex-
tends to each eyelid and by aid OF a
spring gently vibrates against it. The
best sleep producer as yet found is gold
en- grain belt beer, because it brings a
quiet. restful sleep that really refreshee.'
1t nourishes the body quiets the nerves.
When tired and overworked you will
find this beer wonderfully delicious ard
refreshing. Most people like it with
their meals, for it SC delicious you v Il
orget it's tonic. Order of your dea r
or, Joseph NJ. Ledoux, Little Falls.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
nUff

July 15th-Mrs. H. Oby. and Mrs. A.
G. Oby went to Little Falls Saturday
returning in the evening. =
- Alice Oily and sister, Mrs. W. s. Gish
went blneberrvipg Friday. Not many
ripe yet.
Elder J. L.. Chadwick preached to
Church OF God people Sunday at II a. m
He is from Eden Valley.
Mr.. Holmes Of South Dakota is visit.
ing Mr.: Chas. Eastman and looking fol
a chance tolocate among us.
John W. Gish went to Little, Falls
Monday to meet his wife and baby on
their return from their visit to her par.
ents in Wisconsin,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
flNlDIll|E.

Ny 15-Luke Casey, Denis Sheedy
asd Pat Dutkin went to Little Falls
3salsday. q f..
Dss Stewart ia visiting his sister Mrs
DAae. Casey this week.
Billy Mcu'anSh,n rle,t Sunday al,
Klsna1ac lake En-
Fred Wightman of st. Cloud was III
3andale Sat. aud Sunday.
d. Olson and son Henry wen; to Roy:
u1soa Saturday. I'd
Dr.. and Mrs. Joan Morgan of Sank
Hapias visited at X u. Henderson,
At week. ".-.-~
t;eo. A. Judiern, boiler Inspector, OF
Bozard Lake, MlAu. was il EluIdule
asst week. <@.
a1ohn Stewart il employed ut Henry
hterson II during hnyi". season.
C.l.. Larson ia y we'd his i.m,ly up from,
Kew Rchland l,st week. Mr.. Larsou
3osght 60. acres OF T. Casey. Mr..
1ayey has built new house aud moyed
As ssataify in.
*3ohn Michael, Bridget Casey and John
aaswart went 10 the dance at Arm
sa,oag's, in Two Rivers Saturday.
3ohn tzeck went t Little Falls Sun
Tax to visit his uncle John Wilcz ok.
Mes Bertha, Ella and Stella Vallett,
3asie Rulek visited at Mrs. F. Johns
sHB0day. =
6: +. LarsoE and -Thos. Casey went
raLttEe Falls Saturday.
5bhn Noe, Joe Benkuski, Max Hanson,
Dizist Schlag and Cornelius Olson we're
iARngat Mound Lake Saturday.
.sSnie Subleck and John Mcdonald OF
R5st}e Falls were in Elmdale Saturday
aaasanday.
a Coy OF Brantford, Maine, was
.snss6 to Minnesota on account OF the
s3a1h ef his brother.
r., Vallett went to- -Royalton last
,D442,-
ss1, Belzowski went to Royalton Sun
Isl
Dh Davies visited Jane Boyle Sunday
! nzs~Aiarv Rasmussen visited at her
atHa IN Swan River Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
low Rate Excursions

10 New York and Atlantic City via
n'eael Plate Road at $500 for .the
rn1nd trip July 18th and 9th. and
August 18th and 14th. Return limit 70
aeys~ stopover at Chautauqua Lake
ass Niagara Falls within limit. Three
shsoagh daily trains. Meals served in
a1assg-cars on Nickel Plate Road on
America Club Meal Plan, ranging in
price from IS cents to $1.OO; Ticket
O % u { Adams St. For particulars
ur,ts,Jebn 7. Callahan, General Agent,
Ghnago. E. - z..-z.1s..
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
. EAST DARLING.

July 14th-The picnic last Sunday was
agreat success. About 200 were present,
and had a fine time. Many: from Little
Falls, Green Prairie. and Pike Greek,
were present.
Miss Annie Carlson has returned from
Minneapolis.
School mseting in District "A, at Z
O'Clock next Saturday evening.
Crops look fine and haying has com
menced.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
WEST DARLING

July 15-There will be school meet
ing next Saturday evening, when a.,
schc oil treasurer is to be elected. Every
body come.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Emil Olson,
July 18th. son. +.
:. Miss Alma Liljeblad is employed at
c. A. Lindbergh's.
Haying ste rted for good this week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
NORTHEAST DARLING.

July 1Bth-Lots 81 our people went
to the picnic Sunday and all had a good
time.
John Swedblom's farm is for sale.
1t is a good stock farm. =
The Ro:kdal farmer visits here quite
often. What does this mean?
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

The Minneapolis Journal has a scheme
whereby any one subscribing to that
paper for one year can get 81 900 &C.
cident policy, good for one year, for so
cents in addition to the cost OF the paper.
They also are Offering $4,000 in cash
prizes for the nearest guess on tho total
vote of New York, Pennsylvania and
Michigan this fall. Every three months
paid in advance is good for one guess.
Address, ~ e ~ 9. .-z.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
WEST RIPLEY.
July 14-H. McNeely, Of Gilbert W,

July 14-H. McNeely, Of Gilbert was
working for W. W. last week. i: :. =
Mrs.. Tedford drove to Little Falls
Thursday, -: .;-.
Elmer Stevens: and Sones,, went to
Brainerd Sunday. 80
Wesley Cook made a business trip to
Little Falls Tuesday,
Ethel Niles OF little, Falls visited at
the home OF Robert Tedford last week.
w. W. Cook has gone to Gilbert to
help his father put up hay. =
; Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sones drove to Lit
tie Falls Saturday.
Miss Ella Malburn came up from Lit
Il. Falls last week to make an extended
yieit with relatives. -: *s
County Commissioner Tedford went to
Little Falls Monday to attend theyreg-
ula: meeting Of the board. :.
Mr. Johns has purchased a new NOW
er and commenced haylng on his mead
ow north OF tho fort. The meadow is
too wet to cut much hay yet. 49,
Miss Hattie Kimball " o has been
working in Little Falls for several
months, has returned. -
49, June Cook is visiting at W. Cook 9
this week. -: =.
George kimball and Dan Miller OF
Clough were in this vicinity the first Of
the week. -. -
Amos Clark and daughter were county
seat+visitors Saturday. 81
Miss Eliza Ericsson Of Clough is worE-
ing for Mrs. Tedford. ~
| Miss Mamie Clark closed -yery:4suc.
cesful term of school in District No. 81,
last Friday. --. 800 e..
A picnic dinner was served in thegrove
near the schoolhouse; and after dinner
a program was given at the school house,
The little folks acquitted themselves very
creditably. =, * s,...: , S=s.z :.
+! Floyd Niles of Little Falls visited at
w. A. Clark g the first; of the week. !,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
GRANITE CITY

July 12-Mrs Reed and Mrs. Keen an
O Little Falls visited relations at
Granite City asst week.
Jos Gross and Co. bought new thresn:
ing machine,
John Wise of Granite City sold his
farm for $4,000 F. J. Gau traded a
horse to Dahmer and Grell on new
Mccormick binder.
John Schmidtbauer was at visit at
Math Gross Sunday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
SUI IKE.

Joly llrs. ~ - Mo.grove, Misc
Mary Helm, Mr.GGoy Morg.oye, aud E. S
Gravel visited Miss Look on vest side
ST the lake last evening. -.
Miss Look poisoned her face quite
badly while working il. the garden.
July 4-Mr, and Mra. Willson and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Mosgrove, Mr..
and Mrs. r. Look and family, Mrs.
Ford and daughter celebrated at Mrs.
Ford the 4th 4 picnic dinner was served
and plenty of ice cream. All enjoy
ed the day
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall, aud daughter
spent the day with Mr.. Cook 9 people on .
Squaw point.
That was quite sail you took the !
Fourth, Tommy. >. ....:=..sz.=.. $50
We have case of mysterious disap-
pparance to record. That no one here
seems able to solve. A stranger and
his little yellow dog, we ha We been unable !.
to-learn the mans name so far. Samuel ::
Cyrus aud several Others have been stay
ing 10 the shanty at the old Brand mill
site and working on the road. Or Mon
day June 18Th this man said be
was not feeling we'll and = vas
not going to work that morning.
About nine O'Clock Roy Mosgrove was
passing and saw the man and talked
with HIN few minutes. He said he
Vt in nd l1o1 q
inside and closed the door and that was
I he last seen of him At that time his
dog was tied outside the door, when the
Others came home they both had dis
appeared, and haven't been seen orheard
OF since, he has not called for his time or
pay for bis work as yet. In going out
he would have been obliged to pass the
men at work but no one saw him.
Walter lack, Miss lack, q friend and
child, were at the Lake the Fourth.
W. A. Wilson and Miss Estey will go
l<tothe Falls today.
Geo. Wilson and Miss Helm, Roy
Moegrove, Miss G"ace Wilson, Ray
Simms and Mics Viola Estey. attended
lance at Mr.. Fuckers the evening OF
the Fourth. They danced in Mr.. RS 4
| new barn.
! Mr.. Randall has The finest garden in
this section OF the country, New pota-
| toes for dinner today.
The men working on the road are
camping on nineteen this week.
HayiDg will commence in this section
next week.
.:sWeare expecting several new settlers
here5this coming, week:
WA Cook was at the Falls last Sun
day and Monday last week.
July 8-Mr. and Mrs. William Lynn,
Misses Gertrude and Edna with> Master
Fred and Miss Doothy. spent the fourth
at Mr.. Rucker's, 81
Mrs. G. E. Look, returned home today.
She has been vis,ting at Mrs. Ford's
since Friday last.
Miss Maize and Master Merle Look,
are staying with their auntie, MISS 1. A.
Look, for few days. -
There's another fishing party Of five at
the lake today; are stopping at Mr.. L.
s. Looks.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
SOUTH BELLEVUE.

July 12-Most Of the farmers started
haying last week. > 80 -..--zs
Mrs. Rose Johnson from Butte, Mon
tana, is visiting brothers and sisters
here and in Duelm. -, ~
Susie Kal's OF Elmdale is working for
her brother Frank.
Lena Kectorsky of North Prairie is
working for Chris Dzurek, 49, - 81
There was another big dance in Lor-
Eenz Kroil's barn last Monday.
Rudy and Robert Batter are breaking
for James Bowers. - -.
Henry Renick finished bis new house.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Wild eyes are your best friend,
tUUt1 and when they trouble you,=
you want tile best optician TO humble
your case. Prof. Bruins, the we'll
know eye expert. will be at hotel
Buchanan July 24.25-26. Examine.
tionand consultations free.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Wanted-We want two hundred
"a bies to have there pictures taken
NJ Nelson's Photo studio. SIS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
ForSaie.

Two yearling mares and one horse
colt, three yearling heifers, one year.
ling shorthorn bull, six milk COWS
and six spring calves. Call at VIM.
Gray's farm. e.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

]: x. Martin, recently M station
agent at Royalton, has, taken q
position with the FirstN National bank
OF this city, and moved his family
mere. :. i = = a. z: :s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18
H. NlVEN toll; :;'' ; ;; i; s ss!:s:

z9sand Pierz July 81 and Aug. 1.
a5 kinds of Dentistry. Painless
.saTactiDg. :
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-07-18

Farm loans at very low rate.
= =. STEPHEN c.. VAsALY.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
SERMON BY COLE YOUNGER.
Ministers Association of St. Paul Listens
to ex-BaRdit.

Although religious bodies have been
frequently edited by addresses from per
sons that have shaken off some minor
vices, the Ministers Association of St
Paul broke the record" in listening to
an example of reformation 10 less dis
tinguished than Cole Younger.
The famous retired bandit. smiling.
blue-eyed and mild of voice, was the
guest of Rev. c. \. Cressy. Younger
sat quiet. holding his trigger finger on a
hymn book until Mr.. Cressy had read ii
paper entitled What Is MANI The
gist of Nounger'S argument might have
Teen The Man Strenuous
''To my mind" said he, "a man ought
to be man.. whatever he's trying to do.
If he's in Christian layout he ought 10
play his cards straight from the saliva
ton deck. If there's any crooked work
in the deal it hurts the house just AZ
much as it hurts him. It's up to him
to spot a sinner whenever he shows his
head. y fair field and no favors. That :,
the best any man ought to expect. II
he cannot axe care of himself with his
own weapon he don't deserve to be saved.
and he won't he, nohow."
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
THE DUCHESS VACATION.
Found Pleasure IN Relaxation of Being
Connie" Vanderbilt.

Il never had such a good time in
my life. America has quite spoiled
me. I've been Il young girl here
again and now I've got to go back
to England and be dignifed duchess
once more"
SO spoke the duchess of Marlborough
when she was bidding goodby at the
wharf in New York, to her sister-in-law,
Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt, Jr. She contin-
ued:
DO you know, I've all but had my
head turned. Everybody has been so
good to me. Eve been able to DO just as
| pleased. | never spent a more delight
full month i'll my life, no matter where
I've been
Il never imagined I could have such Il
good time. You know, over there | have
to play the duchess. 1t is ceremony.
ceremony, all the time. When it isn't
ceremony it is formality. | never get a
chance to TO as | would like. You know
I'm not Il dOwager yet.
but it was all delightful when | went
to Newport and to Hampstead. If |
wanted to 20 fishing with one of the men
whom | knew as boy | could forget
your grace and he just Connie Wander
bilt' again. Isn't it fun? I'm coming
back every year now, just for the relax
alton
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
THE EXCEPTION.

| hold a certain girl In mind
Not far above the mediocre:
Yet, strange TO say, I'm half inclined
TO yoke her.
In looks, It's true, a iikelier maid
Pel chance has crossed this bard's horizon
More beauteous girls he's often laid
Ills eyes on.
IbSen and Richard Strauss she knows,
But really she's no raFa avis.
Sag-time appeals and. | suppose.
Dick DS lis.
One day each week she cuts pink tea.
Departs thls life of sweets and orchids.
and leads club Of twenty-thTee
Or four kids.
While other girls their charms possess,
she has an extra one that stl ikes NE
Which other lack-I mus1 confess
She likes me,
That's why hold has girl In mind
In most things merely mediocre
That why I'm more than half inclined
To yoke her.
Melville Henry Cane in Harpers Maya
zine.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
Electricity a Material Substance.

The latest word on electricity is to the
effect that it is a material substance Its
unit, its electrOn, forms an infnitesimal
part of the atom of any element. and
when split off it produces stress in the
ether similar to that due to Il negatively
electrified body. This severing of the
electron from its atom is the generation
of electricity. The remainder of the
atom acts as II positively charged body,
but il is not certainly known whether the
positive eectron- supposed to be about
ten times as heavy as the ncgative-rea
IL exists
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
IN 'POSSUM TIME.

Cor win BLOWN cross dc rain
Gray cloud in de sky:
Fall time come lax a railroad train
Sumner say, "Goodby!"
oh Miss Mary,
Ucah's yo' lover true;
De fiddle play
LAX holiday.
En- III dance dis set wild you
De Rabbit jump cross de oil oak stump
De Possum climhin' high;
Bat | knows de way whar de 'possum stay
En- I'll shine de 'Possum eyeI
Oh. Miss Mary.
See yO' lover true;
De fiddle play
LAX holiday,
Ea III dance dis set wild you!
Atlanta Constitution.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-10-04
Plenty of Gutta Percha.

Much has been said. in discussion of
the sea cables of the future. of the diih-
Guilty in obtaining the gutt0-percha neces-
sary to giving them an imperviouS COW
ering. now that the supply from the
Guianas is nearly exhausted. \ consul
lar report shows that the balat0 tree.
which furnishes the gutta percha, has
been found in unlimited forests through
out the valleys OF the Amazon and its
trihut oripS