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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1908-12-18
Generally True.

A man may bet on anything
In this world he may choose.
And six times out Of seven
It's a safe bet he will lose.
Houston Post.
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Found Him.

"The last time | saw Miss Oldgirl
she was looking for fiat"
"Wen. she's married since then
Baltimore American.
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Those Green Hats.

So widely are these new hats seen
Upon the streets. OF verdant green,
So noisily their hue is dealt,
Small wonder their effect is felt.
New York Herald.
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Patagonia.

Patagonia means large footed
The country Of that name has disap-
peared from the map OF South Amer
lea. having been absorbed by the Ar
gentine Republic.
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No Use.

.Why. al weddings, docs nobody
ever give the bridegroom away
The bride would never believe
Them Baltimore American.
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Stats.

Though modest are the needs Of man
Still less is woman's plight;
She wants but little here below
And wants that little tight.
New York Sun.
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A Carefully Considered Reply.

Aren't trusts Illegal"
THE answer" answered Senator
Sorghum. depends on whether you
expect me to speak as a sampaign
orator or as a lawyer Washington
Star.
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There never can be sufficient public
virtues in a life to balance private
vices.
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Nh vns'owis soo'hinK syrup for children teetb-
ing. softens the sums reduces inhamm ton
allays pain. cures wind cole &c Its . bottle
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No Visible Means Of Supply.

How many servants does Mrs
Higbee keep
None"
Strange. She knows all about her
neighbOrs' affairs. Puck.
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"Pav when cured" Il what Dr. Stewart
savs 10 sufferers from whiskey or drug
habits when they come 70 his great Sanl-
aunlfE
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couahed up.

did the doctor succeed in getting
the nickel your little girl swallowed
NO but he got two and a half out
OF me. Houston Post.
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Good Housekeepers Use the Best.
That's why they use Red Cross Ball Blue.
At leading grocers. cents.
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IRE Consultation.

First poctor-This is most mysteri-
crs case / can't make anything out OF
second Doctor-Hasn't the patient
any money Puck.
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o,,x On. .BRoMo aurNINE-

That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUfNINE. Look
for the signature Of F. W GROVE Used the
World over 70 Cure Cold In one Day. 25c.
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There Is a real cure FOR the whiskey habit
Stewart Sanitarium. 1l14 North Illinois St
dianapOliS, Ind.
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The force Of powerful union con
quers all-Homer.
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did he shoot anything on his last
hunting trip"
Two guides and friend. detroit
Free Press.
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The worst failures are those suc-
cesses that have come at the cos ~
the soul.
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Use Red Cross Ball Blue and keep them
white as snow. AL grocers, > cents pack
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The avaricious man is always in
want.-Horace.
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PILES CURED INoro DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed 70 cure any
case OF Itching Blind. bleeding or Protrnd-
Ing Piles In to Ia days or money refunded
Doc
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where's Susie?" asked Wallick,
some time after dinner.
"Shes in the parlor with Dick" re-
piled Mrs. Wallick.
'Dick again" exclaimed Wallick.
testify. Amy. that boy seems 10 be
under the Impression that he lives
here. like him pretty well. but
He stopped and looked up In sur
prise for Mrs. Wallick had seated her
self on the arm OF his chair ana her
arm was about his neck.
"Dearie." she said. Dick Is coming
M here i'm n few minutes TO speak to
YOU and-and 7 want you Don't be
| impatient with him. anyway.
Wallick stared. Speak TO mel I'm
patientl why what do you mean. and
why should be Inpatient he asked.
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In L. INDIANAPOLIS NO 81, 1908.

WHY take sickening salts or repulsivc
castor oil? "Goes through you like a
, 1908-02-08
Bekendtgox

" Henhold til A%uordning af 2den Februar
~ 1877 ON lndpodning af kOkopper be-
kiendtgores Diet herved, at offentlig Vaccine
ton VII blive afholdt i FrederiEsteds Juris-
dicti i at ~Teaaphysicus til efteln@yLte lid
er og pan eftern6oypte Stader:
MANDAGEN den lode Fnhruar X. II,
Formiddag paa Kings Hill Station tor;
Plantagerne Castle, Golden Grove, Negro
Bay, Warnings Bay og Jealousy.
1OkSDAGEN den 13de February III. IL.
FolmiddGg paa Diamond SEole for
Plan:agerne Williams Delight, Enfield
Green, Betty's Hope oR Cooper's Bay, Envy,
Paradise, Adventure, Mt. Pleasant og Pies
sens, Grove Place og Hard Lahour, Foun-
tain, River, Upper Love, Lower Love, Allen
dale, ST. Georges og Mountain og Diamond.
TORSDAGEN den 13de Fehrnar III. , Eff
termiddag paa Frederiksteds Po.iti-
kal4mer for:
Bven"Frederiksted med Forst@dor. PlG2-
tagerAc Hannai's Rest, Camporico, Concor-
ola, Whim, Goodhope og Bay, Carlton, Cane
OF St. GEORGES Hill, Hogensborg, Cane
valley. Becks Ct owe, WalberG gard, Two
Williams, La Grange, Prosperity, William,
Sn,at Hall, Mt. Washington, Butler's Bay,
North Side, Hams Bay, 1t. La Grange o.
Jolly ma, Brook Hill, Orange Grove. Mt.
Pelier, Two F.. nd+, Nj. Steward, Annaly
og Rose Hill, Spring Garden, Mt. Yictory,og
Pleasant Valley, Punch, Nicholas, Oxford,
Wheel # Fortune, Two Brothers, Smiths
Field, Stony Ground og Whites Bay.
F!eAerlksteds Po~litlkummer, den 7de Feb
ruar 1908.
AXEL OLSEN.
, 1908-02-08
TELEGRAliS.
ST. GROIN STATION.

London. Feb. 5th-lIjss Robinson. tle
witness for the prosecution in thu prace case.
has confessed to having committed perinry:
The Master in Chancery has dismissed llr.
Hollamhy Druce's sut for posse.sion Of tla
Duke Of Poltland's estate. III appea! has
been allowed
A despatch from johannesburg state. that
o white Iaaooe has been orgoui/e3 +, pro
mote a boycott OF As,atics ana the arujoyer4
of Asiatics.
Tn the House Of C5ntaoue Yesterday 4
motion Of confidence with III, Queen of
Po,tugal which Ind been po4.poned r.tiI
Sir Heory Campbell Banuorman was abe t5
make il, was intro nced. Iuprs,entuug e..
resolution he said fine. foul deed bruIaDj
sham, upon the human Iuc6 ,l,d 1--WE wish
TO LEFT the widowed Queen aad the yoisg
Kino know that no,yn re have the. ha.t r
well wislers or ke4n4r svmotth s,l5 t13p
n tba British Holsa q, Can,nops
D4suatch44 from, Lisbon atte that III,
chances in the ministry are $, nimero,,
that i Is dit1ic If +, Eeeu tract Of tlem
hnt Admiral Do tmaroI remains g,emior.
Martial law I'm, not been proc aim
al and order i Lo,nr moirtaiuej
ranortad revolution at 0o,rto i ofi.ia1Iv
denied Several Members of tbe laee Min
;st,v lova loft Lisbon f,r Tnndc,,. mi III
view If Ang,o-portuones trfa,ie, and tbe
holiet Nat En leland m.,mo.ed Senor t7ron-
rois fall this IS thonlbt 70 be siouiGcant
The obseon.cs ~ KIM Carlos and Prince
1nis F;E,aa wil, .,la G0,ode on sntnraoy.
An ave- witness sovs ~ Il one 81 the o,.ss-
sins. s]tanjinq mon the steps Of the carriage
sin 5 s'Dnuln3 "i' a,.l I" t : : ~ k;r|
oa'ntiod i info his h"ck and neck Tho olarn
etrIoL b;n, frantcoy1 WIN bar ho,1o,ot AZ
a.. = el "'li Dn:a"l' -. ~ p,;,,dhn Nan,
, 1908-02-08
Translation.
s L D.lCGtIOn.

TN accordance with Ordinance of End Feb-
4a ruaTv 1877 concerning vaccination 1t ls
hereby made known that public vaccination
will he performed in FreGeriksted's Julisdic-
ton by the Ning's Physician at the after
menta0hed times aud places:
MONDAY the 10th February at II o'clock
ii. N. ut Kingshill Station for:
Estates Castle, Golden Grove, Negro Bay,
Nannin9's Bay and Jealousy.
THURSDAY the 13tb February at II o'clock
am. al Diamond School for:
Estates Williams Delight, Enfield Green
Be,ty's Ropa and Cooper's Bay, Envy; Pa
rtiise, Adventure, Mt. Pic ,saut aud PIessens,
Grove Place md Hard Labour, Fountain,
kiver, Upper Love, Lower Love. Allenda}e,
st. GEORGES and Mountain, and Diamond.
THURSDAY the 18th February at 2
O'Clock D. IN. at Frederiksted's Police
The town Of Frederiksted with Suburbs,
Estates Hannah's Rest, Camporico, Concor-
dia, Whim, Good Hope, and Bay, Carton,
Cane and S.. Georges Hi, Hsgensbolg, Cane
Valley, Beck's Grove, Walbergaard.Two Wiz
liams, La Grange, Prosperity, Williams, Sprat
Hall, Mt Washington, Buffers Bay, North
Side, Hams Bay, 1t. La Grange and Jolly
Hill, Brook Hill, Orange Grove, Nit. Pellier,
Two Friends, Mt. Steward, Annaly and
Rose Hill, Spring Garden, Mt. Victory, and
Pleasant Valley, Nicholas, Punch, Oxford,
Wheel of Fortune, Two Brothers, Smith's
Field, Stony Ground and Whites Bay.
Frederiksted 5 Police Office, the 9TH
AXFT OLSEN.
, 1908-02-08
AXEL OLSEN.

We Ell boLjeudtgjores heryed, at otfentlig
daEsA% like gratis Vaccination vii finde Sted
ONSDAG d. l2te Februor III. 3 P. m. paa
min BoIig.
BetalingeD herfra er S1.00=5 Frcs.
Landphysicatet for St. CroIx, d. ste Fe-
bruar 1905.
KALMER, DR.. Med
, 1908-02-08

YOURS trul7

+. BENJAMIN OLIVER
1908
, 1908-02-08
The AVIS.
0aeGstaansted, st. t%roly,
Saturday, Sth February, 1905.

His Excellency the Governor left on Wed:
nesday afte rncon per sch. Viking for st
Thomas.
, 1908-02-08
Translation.

fg is hereby made known that public, not
IL gratis, vaccination will take place at my
residence on WEDNESDAY, the 12th of
February at 3 o'ciock p. M.
The fee for such vaccination is S1.OO-5 Ff.
Office of Kings Physician for st. Croix'
KAGMER, pr. He'd.
TyHgwSsw,sazFaswA1z51 &SZ 11sEaEA4z1H
We are sorry 70 have to report the death
last might Of liR. ii. YoN BULow, Writer IN
the Police Office in Clr'stiansted. The fun
erai will take place at 5 O'Clock this afternoon.
, 1908-02-08

Having promised to send you my rea-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

mately plate will be obtained on
which a faint. nebulous image will be
detected. and from this time on the
comet will be kept under constant OBJ
servation. In this way a comet can be
detected when very much too faint to
be seen in any telescope.
A much fainter comet is also being
searched for by photography. This was
captured by the planet Jupiter. 1t is
known to have been at II, Fig. l, on
October |, and at * on October l5.
During November il will move across
the constellation of the Twins.
Besides these two comets, as yet un-
seen this year. a third was discovered
ut the point y, Fig. l, on September J.,
point y. and by November / it will
probably reach the ueighborhood of Z,
in the constellation Cygnus, During
this time it was approaching the carth
and growing rapidly brighter. By the
first week of October it had becono
nearly four times as bright as when
first discovered, and II was then Just
visible In n pair OF opera glasses BY
November | il may become conspicu-
Gus object. II was Il striking comet,
having bright head and a tail nearly
two degrees long; in Its general appear
ance it closely rcsembled the comet
shown in Fig. ;.
In the early morning hours OF No
vember II to 10 those bright, swiftly
moving shooting stars may be observed
which dart outward in all directions
from the constellation Leo. 1t will be
remembered that this shower is caused
by the earth S plowing through great
stream of meteoric particles which re
volvc about the sun IN the path of the
comet captured by Uranus 1000 years
ago, While il is not expected that the
brilliant displays of 1889 and 1866,
when the earth encountered the dcnscst
part of the swarm. viii be repeated. the
shower is, nevertheless, still the bright.
est of the shooting-star showers I'm
fortunately. this year the moon in its
last quarter will be Just below Leo. on
the above dates. so that the fainter
stars will probably escape de-
lection.
This remarkable star, at T, Fig. |. |
grew continually brighter until October |
IL, whom it exceeded the stars at Y and |
L and was very nearly as bright as the |
star at w. 1t then remained for q few
days without apparent change, but il is
now rapidly fading and will soon be
too faint TO be seen except with tele.
scope. It will not brighten again until
of next year.
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thirty-year journey around the skv has
Just passed the Fernal Equinox, at ",
Fig. !. Thc sun, which passes around
the heavens along the same path. A V
B, in the course of each year will over
take the slow moving Saturn next April,
and the planet will then become q morn
ing star.
The planet Saturn can best be located
by noticing that it is nearly in line with
the two stars G and d of Fig J. AS no
bright star is near the planet, it is now
very easily found and its rings and
larger satellites form beautiful object
for observation. The rings are now
viewed so nearly edgewise that they ap.
pear as a single ring in q small tele.
scope.
All OF the other bright planets are
now morning stars. The brilliant Jupi
ter is in tho constellation Leo. and
hence will rise in the northeast few
minutes after midnight. Toward morn
ing 1t is high up toward the zenith and
II will well repay observation at this
time, Interesting eclipses of it's moons
occur on November Z, 5h. 36 m. a. m.;
November 8, ] h, 3G In, a. M: No
vember l.. ! h, 80 m, Il, M; November
10, 3 b. 29m. IL. El., and Move vcmbcr 21 !,
Oh. 10m. a, m.
Venus and Mars may be seen near
together low in the east Just before
sunrise. The former decreases greatly
in brightness during the month, as its
distance from the earth increases, aud
neither planet is now in favorable posi-
tion for observation, Venus, in It's
eastward motion, will pass north OF
Mars on November 30 at 7 81. M; at this
time the two planets will be separated
by distance about twice as great as
the apparent diameter Of the moon.
Mercury will reach its greatest dis.
tance west of the sun on the morning
of November Is. 1t will be unusually
bright at this time and may easily be
discovered shining out in the southeast
just before sunrise.
Probably no heavenly bodies are at
present exciting more interest than the
comets-those strange visitors which
rush toward the sun from the depths Of
space, and then usually swing around
that body and recede into srace. never
to be seen by us again, The most i'm.
portant now receiving the attention of
astronomers is Halley's comet, which
first visited our solar system at least
1000 years ago, and which was held
back in it's course by the pull Of the
great planet Neptune, and so forced 30
move IN closed orbit about our sun.
Ever since this time II has reappeared
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f HEAVENS IN NOVEMBER


8 the approach Of winter the
1alf of the heavens grows con.
more brilliant az one bright
,tion after another makes it's
ace in the evening sky. The
pup Taurus, with the beautiful
and Pleiadcs, has now mounted
Y up TO the zenith, the twin
stor and Pollux, have appeared
,rtheast,. and in the east, Orion,
: magnificent constellation Of
gain seen IN the early evening
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sky for the first time since its disap:
pearapce last April.
Inc beautiful Northern Crown is now
approaching an upright position in the
northwest; in the southwest the faint
summer groups, the Goat and the Water
Bearer, still linger, while above these
the Great Square of Pegasus aud An
dcromeda with its wonderful nebuls are
IN the highest position which thev at.
tam throughout the year. Near BY is
Inc prlgnt planet Saturn, which in it's
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in the sky at intervals of seventy-six
years.
ways very conspicuous object, de.
scribed by early historians as large
and terrible, and having a tail more
than 90 degrees in length. 1t is now
rushing toward us from beyond the
orbit of Jupiter, and although it will
probably not approach sufficiently near
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

to be striking object to the naked eye
until the beginning of the year 1910, tho
astronomers are already undertaking a
systematic search for it.
II is probable that the comet will
first be detected by photography. 1t is
Just below the star T, Fig. /. at about
the position Z. To this region OF the
sky delicate Photographic plates will be
exposed for hours, the photographer fol
lowing the rising and setting stars with
his telescope. ms shown IN Fig .. Ulti.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

This indicates machine
with the ELEPHANT Push three little levers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

0sn Beeuor 2 Of Aade Is Of O.
Cs1utut1n Of be Sta.s se zreaaed
b pe-E. tie Anne Of the rate Of
t@nop fer STATE PuIp-s rea 50
pTtosirg he .snsI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-01

6han Section a Article Is u tAs
CmItitnhon Ct the State Be lncaded
20 perEjt The TAXATION Of Aisea, Mia.
ing Property and Het Precseds Of
Anes by the ets,e Beard e Lqcsh-
zztprJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
so,c,de In 4 Coffin.

. b. ri -.
BOLOGNA, May Count Coltelli. a
rich sportman has just committed sui
eide in coffin in an undertaker's es-
Establishment here. The Counts FRIENDS
say his mind became unhinged as
result of visit to fortune teller last
October.
The fortune teller predicted that inc
Count would lose his wife and would
die violent death. In January the
Countess eloped with an army officer,
and lis. together with the fulfillmen,
OF several minor predictions by the
fortune teller, produced in the Count
acute melancholla.
The other evening the Count visited
an undertaken, and asked to see a lux.
urious coffin. After selecting one. nc
placed himself inside. saying he wantec
10 ascertain the exact measure OF II
Then he drew a pistol from his pocke'
and blew his brains out.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
OF the leading women inventors
Tinted Velvet Used.

A new method has been found where
white velvet may be tinted in the
lightest and most delicate of pastel
colors. and this new material is used
TO make charming little pin cushions
and pen wipers. Magnificent sofa cush-
ions for light and perishable drawing
rooms, too are made OF the material.
and IL darker shades are used, the
velvet makes a charming cover for the
sofa cushions in the library. OF course,
1T mus, be borne in mind that the ma
terial cannot be washed; therefore. the
careful housekeeper will see shat I. IS
not placed in position WIG = i IS
exposed to dirt and dust. AS the
of tfntng the material becomes better
understood the velvet may he used
for purposes no, yet thought OF aid
1t remains for the clever woman o DC
eide how the novelty may be employed
to her advantage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
nAseoN
Coffee Topcrs ms Bad rs. Others.

"a friend of our family who lved
with us a short time was a great COL
fee drinker and a continual suHerer
with dyspepsia. He admitted that col
fee disagreed with him, but You Know
how the coffee drinker Will hold on
to his coffee. even If he knows ~
causes dyspepsia.
zone day he said to me that Postum
Food Coffee had been recommcnded,
and suggested that he would like very
much to try it. secured package
and made it strictly according TO 81
rections He was delighted with the
new beverage, as was every one OF our
family. He became very fond OF IT.
and in q short time his dyspepsia dis-
appeared. He continued using ne
Postum, and in about three months
gained twelve pounds.
MY husband Is practising phy.
sician, and regards Postum as most
.healthful of all beverages. lie never
drinks coffee, but Is Very fond or fos-
tum. In fact. all of our family are,
and we never think of drinking cot1ee
any more" Read THE Road TO Well
Vile" in pkgs, There's Reason
Ever read the above letter. new
one appear. from time to time 'rhes
are genuine, true, and full az human nlp
lnter~-A lii
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
7. !. n.come. nm inventor.

BRUSSELS May 9.-Prlncess Stepha-1
ME Hof Belgium, has blossomed out as
a full-nedged inventor. She mas 5uat
nut patent chatting dish ana splrlt-
lamp on the market. The princess Is
no novice in the science Of lnventlon.
me natent Offices OF Belgium. Italy
YE,nrland. France and Germany contain
racent records of many OF ner lapor-
saving improvements and discoveries g
hut none have been so Thoroughly
nlaced before the public as her chhl-
ing dish. which is an improvement on
all its predecessors. aoand
The princess, who Is the SECOND
daughter of the King OF Belslun y, W., W.,
be best remembered by llle a.ns . .
,ar mothers death, when he drove h ,e
from, the side of her bier into we
street. and refused her abundance ln,o
tha nalace or to permit attc''u-
ance at the obsequles 20 +na
9on,a,,ca is at the bottom OF we
nrlncess's estrangement lron =, W. =
father. Twelve years ago MY ~ !, =
Visit to the Isle OF Wight, the p.'"u u,Ma
sa1' IN love With Count Lonyay, Wno
was at one time attacneu W t'e go
trIan Embassy at LONDON.
MIC nr,ncess gave up her rank neA.
34aith throne to live the simple me -
the wife Of a country gentleman, WIZ WIZ.
her royal father rayed and storlneM a.n ~
ne1 ma oman at his daughters mafrlase :,
He forbade her to use the II, /, we 'her 81 81
Royal illghness,f an oa $4,000 and her
rtnht ia and privileges and has snubbeu
, ,,s ~ every possible way. Once when
ner .,x',ted Vienna, IA city where she
s wns Won't 10 be welcomed by cheerlne
multitudes she was forbidden to as.
sumo anTineognito a. a that oc e,l ms
- M Ina Austrian law, only members @
r - families could travel under
os The princess says shells happy y
her simple life, and she startle ne 8, nel
i friends every now and tnen ny .ts.iu'l
them that she is among the few mem
mars OF roya, families who prefers nap
p nine to d throne. She vii tpursule ll e.
--latest art and science inventions am
4 soon she hopes to be rccog rized as on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-10
Japun Export. Human Hair.

LONDON. May o-The British COM
mercial attache at Yokohama has writ
ten report on the subject of the
Japanese export trade in human hair
This Is an industry of recent growth.
The total export in 1904 was $4,000,
but in 1906 the total reached 100000.
Although this rapid rate of progress
was not maintained during 1907, set
the Industry was we'll sustained.
The hair exported is all black In
color and rather coarse, and consists
almost entirely of the combings OF wo-
men of the lower classes. q French
brush manufactory at Osaka exports
large quantities to Paris. where the
hair is made up into wigs and other
articles, which find a ready market.