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Outstanding among the trees from which specimens were/obtained are the “palo de asucar'for "sugar tree," so-called because of the preSence in the bark of a sweet edible resin with the consistency of real sugar; and the "pale de' aeeite" or “palo de man- teea't which means "lard tree." The latter, preiriomsly known only to the Minus, excretes an oily substance which in appearance, taste, consist- ency and-other properties is a close affinity to the lard. rendered from ani- mal fats, Williams writes. " . Going intAthe jungle, with provis- ion packs oh their backs, bush-knives on one hip and spake poison anti- toxin on the other hip, Mr. Williams and.his party of Indians piished their Way up the Nanny river in canoes, and- on foot' along the river banks, steadily for six ‘days and, sjiacmights Camps were made in abandoned In- dian huts of palm leaves. The bttsh- knives were used frequently to cut a path through "the thick tangles of tropical vegetation which were often impassable. Often it was necessary to wade dot miles knee-deep in mud. and water, and frequentlstit was nec- essary to swim across streams. _ Likes Monkey Meat .' _ Arriving finally at a trpodurrmmd for botanical collecting, camp- was pitched in a; rude, _ hastily _ constructed hut which became scientific headquar- ters for the next ten days. Wild pigs and pumas prowling around the camp caused annoyance but did. no harm. Provisions ran short, and it was nee- essary to shoot monkeys,, tapirs, squirrels and various birds for.food. "fmtftittittLhltr? IN AMAZON JUNGLE "r was surprised to Cfiiid monkey- meat so apetirirlg,,visrthe Mdiahh regirtrtt asshi delieaca," writes Wil- liams. . . . _ .' . Mr. Mfilliarps" is collecting exotic arbore'al "ind plant material for addi- tion to the foreign Woods and plants collections of the museum. . -v Amazonian jungles said by Indian natives never before" to have been) penetrated .by any white man havei now been explored by Llewellyn Wil-i liams, of the botanical trtatt of Field; Museum}! Natural, History. who, is] Jeadimr--a--.divuioav"-arf- ttharshaliJ Field, Jr., Botanical Expedition to: the Amazon, according- to a report" received from him today., Aeeompan-) ied only by several Inca Indians, iii/ Wiliams made a trip by canoe and} afoot for some 325 miles into the in--) terior' of the Nanny region of the, Aiirazon' and its tributary, the. Rio; Nanay. Coming back to Iquitos,‘ Peru, by a'roundabout route through even greater obstacles, his, return journey' was .probably more than 400 miles. . _ When_a man chasing. the street nearly gets struck by ah automobile. it may not necessarily mean that he in absent minded. 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