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LEADS AS A PAPER MAKER.
This Country the Greatest Producer
with Germany Following.

| This Country the Greatest Producer
with Germany Following.
Consul William c. Telchmann, OF
Eibenstoek, advises that the Revue
Sclentiilque recently discussed the con
sumption of paper by the principal ma
lions Of the world as rejecting modern
| progress OF civilization because of lis
extensive use for printing purposes. II
places the United States In the front
rank as the greatest paper-Produclng
country Of the world, with an annual
output of 639,734 tons (avoirdupols)
Germany follows with a production of
393,6S3 tons: England. 246051 France,
l96,042; Austria, 147,T06; Italy, 1885,
026.
One American corporation is de-
clared to be the greatest paper manu-
featuring enterprise In the world, pos
sessing thirty-one factories, with nine
ty-six continuously running machines,
tie company using almost as many ma
chimes are are operated in Italy and
the Netherlands together, and Its an-
nual production exceeds that OF all the
paper factories In Austria-Hungary
and almost equals that OF all the Brit
ish ones. Its capital amounts to more
than S110,o00,0O0
While America leads in production,
Germany has become the largest ex-
porter OF this article, with $1,000 tons
annually, England following with 40
2i0, the United States 1850 and
France 1900. The United States ex-
port goes principally to South Amerl-
ca, but also to Canada and Australia.
Notwithstanding Its large production.
England remains good buyer, having
imported 11IT0G tons last year.
Regarding the direct consumption of
paper, Il Is an interesting fact that the
United States leads with an annual fig.
ure OF 1856 pounds per capita. England
coming next with 343; Germany. PODS
France, 20.5; Austria, 10; Italy, 1874
Seryla showing the lowest European
figure, IL; India shows only 022 and
China IL per capita. Nearly half of
the paper manufactured in the world
is used for printing purposes. Twenty
per cent is absorbed In the trades and
industries. Almost an equal proper
ton Is applied for official and school
purposes. The remaining 10 per cent
serves the demand for private use.
When a dog meets a lady OF his kind,
hos Ra f..f.a -. l..
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welfare md progress of rural schools
state legislatures are providing special
normal schools for country teachers, old
normal schools are Offering courses In
country life subjects; state agrlcultur-
al colleges are aiding normal schools by
| short courses for teachers and experts
| are preparing books, bulletins and
reading matter on nature study and
agriculture; teachers associations and
farmers organizations discuss these
matters and school journals and agrl-
cultural papers are almost unanimous
In support OF the movement for better
rural schools and more instruction re
lated Go their environment. Secretary
Wilson Is enthusiastic over solution
OF how TO keep the boy on the farm. His
proposal is to give better training In
agriculture. which brings with II love
OF country life. He proposes the agri-
cultural high school as preliminary
TO the agricultural college. Economic
forces are already encouraging life on
the farm. Its product sells mt good fig-
ures and isolation is giving way under
the rural free delivery of mall, the ru-
raj telephone and better roads. while
large areas have been brought into
touch with the world by the trolley In
ereaslng interest of the city people, alb
sorbing as they have the abandoned |
farms is having a wholesome effect
upon residents of the rural districts.
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Thomas Jefferson never spoke a truer
word than that the art OF government
| consists I'm being honest. If one gives
a little thought to the subject he will
! be surprised 10 discover that nearly all
| failures In government can be traced TO
dishonesty of one kind or another.
Either the politicians seeking Office
have not been honest with the people In
appealing for votes, or the men In office
have sought their personal profit rather
than the general good. The recent in
dictments of public officers in different
parts OF the country have called re-
newed attention to the evils that follow
betrayal of trust Men have used their
official influence for their private gain.
They have regarded the power put In
their hands not as a trust to be admin
istered for the good Of all, but as an
opportunity to enrich themselves, or to
advance their political fortunes at the
expense of the public. This sort of
conduct is what John C. Calhoun once
called an attack on the Every essence
VI Tree government. one OF the
gravest evils of the present time lies In
the general Qualification of financial
success. There are many who admire
the smart man who carries through
what he undertakes, and they do not
care whether his methods are honor
able or not The man who enters upon
office poor and leaves 1t rich is envied
by these persons. They applaud his
ability, and forget the moral shipwreck
that he has made of his life They for
get that In the long run man reaps |
what he sows; that unfaithfulness in |
early life means contempt in old age
What more pathetic and moving sight |
Is there than gray head, once hon
ored bowed in disgrace over the dis
closure of life of Indifference to the
finer moral standards! The great mass
Of the people are honest; they abhor
fraud and deceit; but they have great
patience with the vagarles of any pub
lie servant In whose honesty of purpose
they have confidence. The unfaithful
servant may prosper for while, but
the day of reckoning surely comes.
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jungles for tracks of a tiger. l foun(
them about five miles from a village
called Kakria in surroundings tina
suited my methods III every way fol
the erection of machine, and l call
ed upon my followers to tie up the
buffalo and prepare the place for {
kill. Near by was temple, ancient
and moss bound.
! Much to my surprise my men re
| fused en- masse to help me in any way
| They at first offered all sorts of feeble
objections to the position which did
not deceive me.
| felt that there was some strong
superstition or other feeling of repug-
nance which made them hostile to a
macham being erected on that particu-
lar spot. l went to my tent and pom
dered, and while 80 doing my head
shikaree approached me and told me
that he would explain matters to the
best of his ability.
What the shikaree said to me I will
endeavor to repeat In his own words /:
"Sahlb," he said, "Tantia the dacoit
Is in these regions. He Is a friend of
Feringee sahib and the rich. He has
murdered many men and the riches he
has gathered are hidden In many
places. Cheetoo, one of his followers,
has served you well and he once knew
what am saying is true.
ait had become known that Tantia
Pheel had hidden half lac OF rupees
In the vicinity of the temple, near
where you wish us to erect machan.
Cheetoo, your late hunter, knew 1t also
and he communicated the news to his
brother. They both resolved to gather
the wealth while Tantla was else
where. and, having collected some dig
ging implements, they set out at sun
down for the temple.
1.-THE treasure was actually buried
beneath the temple idol. Cheetoo and
his brother Rugoo never returned to
their homes and when two of their rel |
atlves set forth to find them they like
wise returned not
some uayS atler these events n |
brother of minewas hunting for thatch
In the neighborhood OF the temple and
came across four dead bodies. Two of
them were skeletons, the third was
partially. devoured, but the fourth,
which was inside the temple, was
owing to the Incident having occurred
,bout Chrlstmas-ln a fair state of
There were no wounds
IN the body. but simply dark blue
mark around the neck. proving strau-
yulation by the thugs knotted hand
Serchief and a bruise at the nape of
he neck
The shikaree added that Tantia had
n his employ two renowned thugs
Who could kill their Victims before
hey reached the ground and those ex-
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your whole establishment toward God.
day by day.
Every day Is feast Of the passover
and every man redeemer and savior
of his kind.
Human kindness Is the flre-mlst of
which Gods spirit molds new systems
in the social universe.
A dishonest syndicate of good men"
is far more dangerous to liberty and
property than any mob.
We are warp and wool and shuttle
and bobbn to one another, but every
soul is its own weaver
Things very close are dlmly seen. A
lot of things one does seem innocent,
that he would deem atrocious In an
other.
The law Of love Is as binding on a
government as on man. An enlight-
ened honest state "worketh no i'll to
It's neighbor."
1.-THE righteous shall flourish" /. e.,
shall fower-shall bloom-shall open
up wide to light and life-shall yearn
for love and get it.
The first plant was a mere cell that
pushed upward from a world of tepid
ooze. The other cells said: Where
are you going?' Upward" was all 1t
could answer Then they said, Your
name is mud lie still" But 1t said:
81 shall be given a new name" And
It persisted until it Numbered its jus
tification from the top of Lebanon, and
was named CEDAR
Love is the eternal fixture. Kindness
will be peevish, godliness will seem i'm
possible, patience will fail, temperance
is always an experiment. knowledge
will vanish away virtue will nod, faith
itself will trip in the shadowy partial
ity Of our perceptions, but when love,
the perfect thing, has been added, we
shall see the solution of the riddle of
character in the face of God Himself
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THE THUGS OF INDIA.
DISCOVERIES OF Hurled Treasure Feel
the Knotted handkerchief.


the Knotted handkerchief.
India has many false deluslons, one
Of them being that crimes practiced
In days gone by are now extinct.
have seen 1t written that thuggee
has been eradicated 1t has been gener-
ally accepted that the fearful method
Of making away with mankind dis
closed years ago by Mr.. Taylor In THE
Confessions OF Thug" has disappear
ed but In my opinion as long as India
is india that ancient system Of murder
will remain MS an heirloom to the race
OF Asaitlcs prone TO that particular
crime. The story l have to relate is
indirectly connected with the dacoit
rantla and his followers
1t was in 1884 that l searched GER
tain water course In the Asseerghur
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Opinions of Great Papers Important Subjects. !
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prehensye view what goes in Congress except from
the pages Of the Record
In this is national misfortune II IS the
why few persons really well Informed IN
matters of current political history In a government
where each man has voice be ignorant of the great
questions which one must vote put material
into the house of political liberties. If popular
edition. Will spread accurate knowledge of
said and done In Congress stimulate Interest
In It, let It come by all means-Youth's Companion.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

Not long ago in one OF our medical
societies a distinguished bacteriologist
gave learned dissertation on the sim
pie and homely topic-dust. He main
talned that the ordinary housewife did
not understand how TO dust her rooms
properly. She merely scattered It with
the feather buster, but did not remove
It, 1t was simply stirred for the time
being only, in due time to settle In an
other place. In some OF our larger
hospitals this difficulty is obviated by
dampened cloths and brooms, which
take up the dust directly and prevent
II being scattered. II may be well to
bear in mind that In one OF the test
wards where the dampened process was
thoroughly tried the patients never
suffered from colds" and were free
from all other catarrhal affections, even
In the most Indictment seasons.
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An English critic takes Longfellow
to task for advising us to leave foot
prints on the sands OF time. Sands
OF time" says the critic, "are those in
an hour glass, and 1t would not be rea-
sonable TO expect us to leave our foot
prints there" Perhaps Longfellow was
thinking Of them before they were
gathered up and put in the glass A
poet has the right to see his sands first.
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perts watched Tantia's treasure.
was not surprised that the shikarees
avoided the spot, though it was known
that Tantia had long ago lifted his i'll
gotten gains and planted them else
where
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An Illustration OF the broad-mlnded
view which scientific men take OF their
duties toward the public Is afforded by
the action OF DR.. NJ. Dorset OF the Blu
reau OF Animal Industry, Department
OF Agriculture. DR.. Dorset has OBJ
tanned patent for process OF pro,
tecting swine from hog cholera but in
stead OF trying 10 make money from
the patent, he has given Il to the United
States government The money value
OF hogs which die annually from chol-
era Is estimated at fifteen million dol
lars Any cure, therefore. Is OF great
Importance. The method used bereto-
fore has been the Injection OF the chol-
era virus, but about twenty per cent OF
the treated animals have died. The
new method Is the injection OF serum
from the blood OF an Immune hog which
has been made immune by treatment
with the serum OF hogs afflicted with
the disease. II Is preventive rather
than a curative measure. The lnyen.
ton may be used by any citizen OF the
United States without payment Of roy
atty The reason for patentlng Il is
that IN that way II becomes possible TO
prevent greedy individuals or firms
from exacting a price for the use OF It.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

A New Haven Comm robber has
stolen the original manuscripts Of sixty
OF the most famous operas and songs.
Some one must be preparing to write a
new musical comedy.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

Sir oliver Lodge says the human
race is still in its infancy. He must
then regard the digging OF the Panama
Canal, the settlement OF the Chicago
traction question and the merging Of
the railroads under the control Of Mr..
Hartman as mere child's play.
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Emperor William rode in an automo-
bile through the streets OF Berlin, the
other day, permitting people to rush up
from all sides and shake his hand. The
Gar will regard this is as an exagger.
ated case OF reckless daring.
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EnvinbIe Railroad Record.

AT the final meeting of the Waterloo
and City Railway Company (tube)
London, which has been taken over by
the London and Southwestern, the
chairman mentioned that since the rail-
way was completed, in 1898, 1t had car.
ried 100000 passengers without an
accident.
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The Baroness Burdett-Coutts Is said
to have been the greatest philanthroplst
the world has ever known. Walt, how
ever, till Hetty Green gets ready to
give away money. Then we shall see
some record breaking.
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A hen pecked Manitoba man in the
face. and he Is dying OF blood poison
ing. Most henpecked men get 1t in the
neck and survive.
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A Western undertaken adyertlses cut
rates in collins and concludes with the
cheerful advice: Now is the time to
die" Isn't this humor just killlng2
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If those scientific persons can't agree
what kind Of fruit was Eve gave Adam,
would they consider a suggestion that
II might have been a Ben Davis apple?
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

The late Stanford Whites signature,
which has been reproduced recently,
looks like a gooseberry bush that has
been struck by lightning.
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The Bishop OF London says married
men are Drawer than bachelors. OF
course they are. There wouldn't be any
bachelors II every man had proper
amount OF grit.
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1t was 1,500OOo,000 ahead of its little rival
After that, however for mysterious reason the
cigarette began to overtake the cigar which been
going ahead all the time, and the two are again
about level But for the last years the increase
of cigarettes has been vastly greater that
in the use cigars the indications are that the lat
ter will be left far behind
The statistics make those who roll their
own cigarettes. If these added the cigar would be
already to have been conquered by the humber cyl
inder.-Chcago Journal.
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One OF the queerest things about a
woman is the way she thinks you
couldn't help liking certain things she
cooks II you really loved her
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

II is unfortunate that the Ohio River
has no salton Sink TO spill over into
about once a year.
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When a woman will travel 10000 or
1900 miles to marry or to fight a d.
vorce the matrimonial Institution is far
from desuetude.
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For the consideration of the edit
ors'" prescribed the heller, but he
found same short on said commodity.
he thinks.-Yale Record.
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The long run seems TO demonstrate
that the man who was little stingy
displayed more sense than those more
generous
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Is the boy OF 10 who thinks he knows
more than his father ever can hope to
know victim OF aduIescept insanity?
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teshps of the Dreadnaugh class but added that salts
factory agreements Elimination of ornaments could
be reached with the other great naval at The
Hague the Government would omit of the three and
content itself with two ships. The Incl
dent establishes the good faith Of Great Britain in asking
that the question limitation of shall be
considered at The Hague and it will probably encourage
other nations align themselves with the United King
dom 1t is understood that Italy SPAIN whose rea
lions with England close and sympathetic Joined
with her in the request, and would be glad to
practical disarmament scheme not only discussed but
also actually adopted. France and Russia quite
willing have the subject introduced and debated but
have faith that any conclusion will be reached, IT,
indeed they desire 1t to be reached at this time. AS
for Germany Austria Hungary they said to be-
they been from the first, resoutey opposed not
only to any actual of disarmament but
any discussion of the subject at The Hague In the most
purely academic way.-New York Tribune.
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Everybody knows how 10 be good,
but large number Of people are un-
able to see that IL pays.
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Yield of an olive Tree.

The average yield of an olive tree ia
two bushels, which give two gallons of
oil
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edition should contain only the debates in the House
the Senate
At first thought and to many persons the Idea of a
popular edition. OF such serious publication the
Congressional Record Is amusing would be a popu-
lar edition the Human Understanding" or
Combes Constitution of Man.; nevertheless 1t is worth
considering Although there many great newspapers
in the United States, and although they maintain news
Washington 1t is still true that the only
plee orderly report of the dongs Congress to be
found anywhere Is in the Congressional Record In
England even the minor provincial newspapers print
long reports of the dongs Parliament In the order In
which things occurred In this country hardly any news
paper does it-not the metropolitan journals. Here
the custom single of the Washington
which picturesque sensational, and feature" it.
The result is that hardly get orderly and
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INCREASE IN CIGARETTE SMOKING.

EN- years ago the number of cigars and
cigarettes manufactured and sold in the
United States was about the samoa little
more than 4,000,00O,0OO of each. For three
years after that the record for the cigarette
was a slowly decreasing one, while that of
the cigar went steadily forward and In 1901
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

SeDu Hie IL IL
a prophets pray.
err. No potboiler
ever prays 1t.
We h a V e the
world fairly well
preacherized, now
let US Christlanize
1t.
Praying Is sim
t
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A change has come over country life
and over the attitude toward rural edu-
cation. State school superintendent
consider 1t their duty 10 minister to the
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1907-05-30

The comparative OF broke Is broker:
the superiatlve is pawnbroker.-wls-
consin Sphinx.
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FOR THE DISCOURAGED.

- URING the year 1906 there 400 suicides
IN / In Chicago. The number Of those who made
unsuccessful attempts to take their own
lives 253. These figures, taken from a
Iw36&hEnI report that Is being prepared by the city
k0X&S~J bureau OF statistics, show how common In a
great city pltiful tragedies due to dis
enlargement They common also in the solitude of
country places But the greater loneliness is In the CITY,
among those who get into the back eddes and there
submerged though to the main of the cys
busy and lmpersonal life
The antsuclde bureaus recently established in various
cities by the Salvation Army help the need of
the discouraged for comfort and sympathetic guidance
General William Booth arriving in New York the
other day said that in the first five weeks after such
bureau opened in London not less than 500 persons
who contemplating sefdestructon applied for help
In their desperate loneliness The Chicago bureaus first
week of existence marked by number of appllca-
lions by respondent persons who thought life heavy
burden.
Discouragement through being friendless In the midst
OF throngs of strangers the most of
trouble "a pleasant word is better than anything else
to prevent selfdestructon" says Brigader Mcmillan
in describing the methods adopted In dealing with those
who hope But why should the devoted work
of the salvation army be left to speak this pleasant
word? They sufficiently blessed by the performance
of other good deeds Everybody should take hold and
apply this sovereign for dependency lending a
hand the discouraged in other ways also whenever the
opportunity arises.-Chcago News.
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TRUMPET CALLS.

RAMS Horn Sounds Warming Note
to the Unrcdeemed.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL RECORD

II. STILLINGS, the public printer of the
United States, makes the interesting sugges-
ton that popular edition of the Congress
sional Record be issued for the benefit of
persons who cannot or do not see the Record
as 1t Is now. In his report on the probable
cost Mr. Stllllnps suggests that the new
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DISARMAMENT.

the most practical step thus far
taken by any nation toward reduction or
limitation of ornaments Is that which has
just been taken by the British Government
In the years naval estimates the First
Lord of the Admiralty asked for an appro-
nria tinn for the hnildIno of thrne new bat
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When a dog meets lady OF his kind,
ever notice how he tries to look and
act his best1