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SHMP 60TO. PRIMES- PWUTBT OAPAMESJ I WINDINGS or- a uNNEL ON 7 tCopyrtght 1909 by Frank Carpenter Tolclo 1809 I want to tell you what the Japanese are doing In Formosa Uncle Sam- much Interested In that island and. Secretary Taft rreitly sent a corn- mission the War rtment to go through it and report to him with a view Improvements In our policy In man. aging the Philippines Japan got' For- roosa at the dose or its war with China Just about live years before the IhdUp plnejs came to us. Tne Island was then In the throes of rebellion and It was looked upon as about the poorest piece of property In he tar east.

It had practically been offered to France and Great. Britain nd reused Its Mbablt- a were thought to he only pirates and savage head hunters mixed with the lowest grade opkm-amoking Chln and it was turbulent to an extreme It was It anything. In a worse conditIon than the Philippines when we took uow of them. After the island was ceded the Japanese they had to fight thel way iSroro one end of It to Ute a con ju it. giutthe7 kept a mn talbUshmeat there for tflrve or six years Formosa In 1909.

At the lII11e time thq began to make Improvements and to Teorgn1 toe t' try The Island was put under ft civil administration wthln less than two years after Its acquirement end now at the- end of thirteen yeaMi It la a flied part of the Japanese empire. paying. Its sn financial expenses and rapidly Irn- ptovlng a ne of modern civK- ztlon. In thee letlteMi of mine XMI the awakening of Asia it 8 thus MIlog tha at at one stiouM be written on the awakening at JFormoea In order to ten you how this nation of svages and tsxtz4ans hall' een quickened into modern life called this naming on Baron Shimpei Gate this official residence near the Shjntaahl railroad zdon here to To- klo Baron dote is now one of the cab t- In" of the emperor. He is the WIt.

tter Of communications and II sum has charge of the railways tIegihs. isfttpping and other trftftsporttion prof lam of Jp n. TBt i now over ten ytvn rtnce he made the civil goY'- of Formosa and it was largely due to him Hhat that i Und has been so rpldiy and eSfldently reorganized and rejusnated Ito was for almost ten years in ctarge of its development and no one. can speak tatter as to. its pre.

tint ttnJtion and Ms future. Tke Prevtajee of Taiwan. i During our conversation Baron Goto brought out. a. rriIef snap of the island and laid it on the table- before us This was of pe maths.

It. was I judge. four Inches high ten inches wide and two. feet long. It accurately represented all the chief features of the country.

including- its cities. railways and roads. Baron Ooto pointed to. the places as he talked so that it was really like taking a trip througfh Formosa. Said he We call the Island wan You see it Is not ifar from the PhlltppIMS and were are a dose neighbor of yours.

The island Is about 300 miles tong. and it has an area a little larger than Denmark This half facing the pat is very mountainous. Many of the ranges re steep and some at the mountains are higher than any In Japan- Ml. Xii- tatoayama which you see here. Is higher than Fuji.

It Is about equal to Pikes peak and there are other peaks- of 12 000 feet and more. These mountainous regions are the homes of the sagave aborigines. It Is here that the people known the head hunters olive. The western pert of the Island composing a little more than third of It ons1ets. of low alluvial lPla1n1l.

These are Inhabited by descendants of people who came over from China. They constitute the civilized parts or the island and contain the great bulk of the population It is among them that most of out' work Is being. done. We have to protect there people from the savages and. we have line of police guarding the mountain slopes from One end of the.

Island to the other. They are aided by wire fences beyond wh on he iarages are not allowed to go. There are guard- ilouses every half mile oreo and several thousand guards are always on duty. They have rifles and they patrol the line between the guardhouses challenging all savages who come anywhere near. U.

they do not stop they ar ioL A fig Eleetrie Railway Scheme. Pointing to the model Baron Goto. spoke of a electric proposition which may be curled on to the future. Said he. You wilt see that we have built.

a railroad clear through the westee part. of th Island running- north and sooth from one end or It to the other. That was completed last year With Its branches it ha about twp hundred and eighty mUes of track. and it goes- through the most thickly populated part the country' It Is now run steam but the water supply la UM that I believe we stall be We at some time to move all the ears by electricity. 1 made a study of that problem while I was clvtl governor of Formosa and I find that we can put dame here and there In the mountains and make reservoirs whfch wlll give us a constant fan all the year round sufficient to ksVls JsVWV Kt dMULsU ffTJKVJkU with your Stomach YOURSTOMACH NEEDS Stomach sickness COCA as FOtIT sum ich belchingTieartburnwetc is caused by- mproperly digested food that meaning indigestion.

And there isn't anything any better for indigestion than Kodol. Kodol readily prevents toy digestive disorders by promptly digesting all food 2 matter what kind SOT whefitnoT where. And when food lathtia digested. for the-stomach reltev- ingjt of its work for a tine the atom- re in healthy natural Then it cw do Ita ova work i vi ittl you abase It gahts Of course it is much better to keep' thestomach healthy but. if you have not done this i and there- is something wrong with your BtDmach try KodoL The rescltr will surprise you.

Attf tior onf A Oet a dollar oot jur uuaranieetle of Kodoi. if you are not benefited the druggist- will at once return your moneys Don't heel- tate any drugrist wIll sell you Kodol a these. terms. The dollar bottle contains 5tt times. as much th iOe bottle.

Kodol Is prepared li DeWltt x. odol la the lahoratorles of a generate electrldty for the road and at. the same- time not affect the Irrlgu- tlon of the- country below. Tell me something about the railroads your excellency" When we took possession or the is land we found a little road slxt two tulles long running from Itching to Shlnehlku. It was to bad condition and.

the route selected was so inconvenient that we planned out this line running from one end of the- Island to the other. We began work at tooth ends and' pushed forward. night and day In- order to complete It at the earliest possible time. In places we employed. light railways temporarily using- Chinese coollee to push the cars.

Some parts of the road were very difficult to construct. We had to carry thetrack across alleya on bridges and to make some very long tunnels. but we kept at It and the roaS Is now complete. It. was our original intention to take ten yeses to build the road but it taarfce a done in much less than that.

Whatd1d the' road cost In the neighborhood of fourteen or fifteen million dollars. We shall build branch roads here and there and shall open up the whole of the settled part or the Island through railways. ITO rmoaa What Other. Improvements have you made ma We are practically Goto. or said Dr.

And what- Is. more. we ar row making the Island pay its own ex cards. and about dye million other etUa through every year have money order of- and U1 avl11 1U tens of thousand or dpoltpt. We' have something like two thousand miles of tvlegrapii WIT.

and about a' half million Tnuagee are sent over them every year. OurTtel" graph receipt are more than a million yen annum and they- yield a pront to the government. We have a good telephone system established. There are several hundred mile. llneTan" the telephone call.

run up into the llions a year. We are iB wre It Sr to some Strict into the ordinary lines have not been ex tended. How about your connections with Japan and Cilina senlvalsha has three or four steamers a month via Mon. The passage takee about tour day There is a regular service of steamet' around' the. coast of the island and regular connections with Fuchan Amoy Swatow and lfongkong.

AS a result of the good steamship communication and our Im proyaments the Island. the commerce with Japan 1. steadily increasing and a. large proportion of the foreign good comes from here. The Imports of the Island now amount to In the neighbor hood of thirty million yen and the ex.

ports are considerably more thin that. More than- one-half of. the imports tome from Japan and more. than- halt 6Y the exports go there. Sgar file.

sad Tern. Is Formosa a rich IslandT ayes replied Baron Goto. It has much excellent soil and it produces large crops of tea rte ugar and hemp. Almost anything that will grow in the Philippine islands will grow there. proving re eclally vl.

uablej borne time ago the government imported evenAmeriean mills tocruin the cant ands of of new jnann facturibg firms have becn ettablliBed. beta raJe4tar dreds of years and it is still the cMef crop. The yield is now from twenty to- forty thousand pounds per acrev As to rice we trying to improve the' product. in quantity and quality. The people' are now raising two.

crops a year in most parts of the island. We expect to better the tea also and give bade to. It the' high' standing which It form ry held In the American market. The chief variety is known as Oslong It was first sent to to--America in 1887. when.

it was worth more than a dollar' a pound. The annual exports now amount to about 11000000 pounds of which Oolong constitutes- about one- third of the whole. I understand the' tea. Is very popular In America. and- that it sale there might be un greatly Increased.

Tke Camphor Monopoly. How about the camphor monopoly I understand that Japan supplies the world with that drug. That Is true and it Is also true that. most of the supply' comes from For- rnosa Within the past year or so tairfphoY forests have been discovered in. China.

and there i a prospect of competition from that country. At present we have a monopoly of the worlds trade and the government has II. control of the manufacture and sale we took possession of the Island we found the camphor business in a precarious state. No efforts were made to spare the trees and the crudest methods were employed in- the manufacture. Now factories have been established In Formosa and Japan and the most of the product goes abroad either direct or through Japanese ports.

It used to go by way of Row much Camphor does' the world use in a ear About 8000000. pthmnis. Our revenue from it amounts to in the neighborhood of US00000 a year. We restrict the. production according to the demand and Botanic Blood Balm Poisop sm PAINS CAS-- pmPIE3 Rheumatism Eczema Itchln Humors.

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war nrtec4bc wont cue oC Blood fouSZ BOTANIC BLOOD BALK B. pteaaaat and aato to It blood. atwn th ni tb tb tewa trMoa. DKtf UkR wttb dtrccttea for. SAMPCK SEAT FRKB by BLOOD.

BALM CO AtUstta tremklr ueir aa ef 4- xvH. 10 fcuw.uBA-ckuvAtviw 4 cDoiceamong connois Jseurs whoKNOW superiorGipg rAle when they taste it. iTtiefame of this Ate hasgonefh 5length and breadth of this 1 country and has brbught isjseveral-cpngratulatory letters of pprecfatloprfrom the late Grover Re always earned it onvHisfisliing trips and neverlost an opportunity to praise it. Many. families serve it.

regularly with meals year' in and year out. It is never a producer any morefvthan water is and is eminently beneficial in all manifestations of 5 i ni Red Rook Ale Is sold at all Say Red HOCK ay It Plain stands and groceries in quarts pints and 3 Sc bottles and at fountsSc a glass. are thus enabled to keep up the prices. The ca trees of Formosa are said to cover an area of many square mtlell and we probably have enough' to supply that the world will need for a cen. Ittry to come.

How Formosa Ilsadlee the Oylnm Evil-The conversation here turned to the opium question. The. Japanese do not allow opium to ha used anywhere except' In Formosa None Is smoked In. Japan proper and the authorities believe that they have adopted a polity which. win eventual wipe out the practice in For.

rnoeA This policy was largely orlgioat- ed by Baron Goto. who is noted as a. physician and as a. sanitary scientist as wen is statesman. Said he' I had had much to 80 with opium patlertts prior to my going to.

Formosa end I knew thatlt was a. physical im. possibility to successfully prohibit the opium smoking among those who had been addicted. to the habit for years. Indeed It Is almost Impossible to stop the use of the drug even when the man himself is anxious to.

do So. The only way to handle the situation it seemed to me. was to. have a registered list of those addicted to the practice and to. have a.

certain amount of opium sold through the government to them by licensed officials St is a. crime to sell opium to. those who are not so registered cad against the law for any one to import or manufacture It. All this business is a government monopoly and Infringe ments of the taw subject. one to a tine not exceeding 6000 yen.

or to Imprison- merit with hard labor up- to five years. The government grants special licenses' to habitual smokers and any one who smokeg without a Ucenee la liable to be imprisoned for as long as three years or tined up to 3000 yen. As it is now. the government imports and manurac- tures all the opium used. The list of smokers is gradually decreasing by deaths and In time we hope to entirely abolish.

the evil. to you think that China can abolish its opium evil by its recent prohibitory lawt" No. It is an Impossibility. You can I have no Idea of the extent to which opium is used in some part of China. i When we took possession of F110 there were nine native and for- elgn firms engaged In Importing the drug.

There. were. sixty or seventy dif ferent medicines containing plum which the' people bought wtien the drug ran shortfcnd opium was used by all class. N. At first the officials favored the polio prohibition.

but I objected to that on the grounds that It would be. In- jurlous to the people to suddenly stop the smoking. and that such a pr tion could not be. The result waa ur pre nt policy. The Qfe of Formosa.

Give me some Idea of the Chinese of Formosa. What kind of people are they and how big a proportion of' the population They form the most of the inhabitant There are something like three millions of them. and only a few thousand eavea The Chinese own all the lands. They populate both town and country and tteer are tile real working part thfc island. They are mostly farmers over :2,000.000.

of them being engaged In agriculture There are at 200.000 merchants and 90000 flail- ermeo. The laborers umber something like 300000 andthoaa enraged In manu faqure bout 90000 nave your many Japanese 60 000 or' vs. Tile. tiff ko ls. What axe.

you doing to educate the people We areestablishing schools and trying make the use of the- Japanese language prevalent throughout th la land. We have a central language school at Tdpeb In order to teach. Jap- anese to the natives and the native languages to the Japanese. This school has normal branch which is training Japanese teachers for the. native pri marl.

schools. It. tas a language branch where students are trIntdfor the civil service. We. have railway and telegrari sections.

We. have also some schools for Japanese children and some for native girls. We. have established primary school for native children all over- the island and they ate largely attended. What Fonpes Cesta Jam.

1 Japan spending much money on Formosa Not now- replied Baron The Island I vappertin it Is not only paying all of it running expense but it ha every year which can- devote to public Improvement. We intendto develop the island as much as we can and to spend tln Formosa the taxes coCected there. In addition to- what 1 hava mentioned we have aK ready ztabhi1lted a system of Ugh- houses about the coasts we ihave im- Indeed tile- posseasfon Of Buman head proved the principal harbors hare dur means Influence wealth and authority sewers and eaneJ in the chief cities for the owner. This man sye that and bare established eleven hospitals the savages do not like the tinese and sthools for training native phyrt- and. tiat the hunting custom ort clans.

The dredging of the Kelung har- Inated largely because the Chinese have hoe alone cost one minion dollars and overrun. the island nd taken the best we- have other- works under way and in Jaod The savages were glad to contemplation- which require Urge- ex- the Japanese come in and some of the pendttures. Altogether the Island is rtb are quite- dodle ScSoole have materially improving under our. roan- been established among- them and men agement. from certain tribe have visited Japan.

Controlling tke Heed Homters. Flghtlao the Katives. A1efcHtbS tat attte- Altogether. It it dubtful whether mans In The Talyo1 a Japanese news-Japan Ioet more in han paper made by Mr. Inns.

one theher savages than. we have loet with PAP err made by- Mr. Imat. concerning the ours at. the Philippines.

Since 168 head hunters He sayi that the abort there have- been fourteen Wg fights ant VC ut halt Und and nU. thousand sWrmJsne In these that they number one hundred thou-282 Japanese end about 3000 friendly eand There are nine' tribes of them Formosam have been killed. while about divided- up Into. thousands of. clans or 2000000 has been spent- la defending families ach of which Is independent the- boundary This line runs along viciouj of the tribes la the the thlrtf cnountaln range and there The Atayal.

This tribe still practices- head are lire orX men In each guardhouse. hunting tta mej beiV sally forth. apoijTha toouses were formerly roofed with the people of the lowlands when rer thatch hilt the savages set them on they. can. break through the lines andflre with Twrning arrows and they are bring back a head or so.

I now covered" withlKd The aborigines Mr. Im say that they use the. have flrearme. Cud are excellent shots. roan head as a sacrificial offering- at They are becoming more and more the time of sowing millet and that taanjet and It- is believed that they win marriage the would-he bride seeks.

the eventually be man who has. taken the most heads. FRANK G. CARPENTER No woman' can be happy Without children it is her nature to love them as much so as it is the beautiful and pure. The ordeal through which the expectant mother must pass is so run of dread that the thought fills her with apprehension.

There is no necessity for the reproduction of life to be either very painful or dangerous. The use of Mothers Friend prepares the-system for the coming- event and It is passed without any danger. This remedy is applied externally. and has carried thousands of women through the crisis with but little suffering. I Book containing Information of ralna to an expectant mothers mailed free.

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the thirteen' tbe1Japoaneae TI 01IID' expen tIh line tI 1 A la. Ga nt that at1tiLat a. InCrder ou eTI ern' Ue4 Ia rtg BaronShtmpe4 etlhl elJCe neaT' a ltdon jkh 0 Mt i el ttdi JSDI pan. t. 1n was rr.

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are' which the Tages re I allo ereare or so. 61. thou nd at ays TbeYhave a. td ardb lU the are BlgEleetne tbemodel. pnp08lt on he have.

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verylong compl te. oIJ rorlglnal Intentl it balJJ1eeG1do ch t. I' In nelg hob to IIrte en' 81111 ibr nch an L8halL thewbo tu d' wt. i tt la lways. I I D' tnange.

in Porstoas. l' nlirovemeDti ha. reo J' A great many. making a' new Island of Talwan'- ld I 00. to.

An weard o1Vnex I penses. aDd It will in tlm iaSqo cli Its improvemnenta We are putting roads everwhere av introd eed postotftces into aUthe townll os therewere onJytorty-ftve Thceswhere rostage stamps co 1ldbe bCu rbL There are no IXOt 8eve undred About thirteen million letters po fl tal packaps lQ hrc gh tha man. We mODeiord ftcesand postal savings banks wtti ctdepo r. I som llng' th nsand mU ofreleKTaP11 wir l1aIfmJlllonm uag e' eV ry Our le gr ph rtcel ts. yen tbeyyleldaprGflt government.

havet od bundredmUesoNlne a 1d into. tbe millions Veaie ualaglrel tel graphy en I abQ Y01lrc Dd They a veryOOd The as Sho- sen Kaisha a ur' IBmQntb lag ab 9 ular I land with Pu ha tow I ngk ilg. sUlt Ste mehlp eommunlcaUcnaDd ur pr vem nt. f1 nd mm rce fner alDgand he' goo comeafrcm' here the mounttofn tllenftahbai ood orthlrtY' Ulon7e andb 1 poriSueconllc2erably n1baf. th otthe ome from.

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Im- isIandithe i lncreasngand largeproportion relga frontJapan thanhalf T. 1s Island soft It ctops rice. A1mo thatwill. especially uabltSomt niportsevenAmerican to facturlngdrms beeneitabiisnd. uga haj' rsise4 thez or in acr trylngto- th formery the wh1cOolong.

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areOt. ts. sclho9f lpeb th the pet- Weilave chlidrntiU I bat For9ieCseIs la spendln thoneyon BarDn Gob. lx sDppOrtlng. 1t Isn0tpiti7 payIniiI Ithasa.surplua- yearwhich we to vCmentWe Intend to island ln tax ec additiot towbtI stcI 4 ImThdeed.

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Ga. a 5 i Pa pit em. DAB4EY 8. E. Trade vromptiyattnded YorAipod.rmie drug habitue by Regular prloe OO is t1Is MLs Us.

rr by Ciieii 81E asIec. Kapt picrs tony peers. othac 1113141trm an plantailos of whsre I lS leaift gIitshSd ieusr as IrsII5. Ca I pre I M1IHOcL I GOPAIs ES1NaA HOTEL DENECH4UN EW RLE wice capitai ofAmsnica 1 I. is.

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