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VICTIM OF AIF 1W/ ~.. C i Ile Is at lawyer anld was for mlanly years i Dor'deaux, Ilk, Was nin1ster of justice fn dont of tht- sonato, whero hev sits as. .enat decput11y. Ile has been decorated with thl White Etaglt of linrgla. The deplorable nevident, whichi canls( Within thr- years, wvII l ot tinter11 #re witt whele aleay urheds of aet 'roplaill's are Prench a . Italier, it w%.ilI ca:ste striji Of rOwdS at avatiOnI m)eets. GATES TELLS TR .lhn \\'. ,;ates fiitI.shed ti opel Ing snsatloll In the inv stligatio - hen he rovealed the history of the 'l'ittd St a t es S(teel corporal ito. Pres. ent t1 the birt i1o the greatest slee Inaufatintg lconcern in the World, hie decribed how it wats th' nat iral Ontitnlle of* what hle dest'ribed its tile vernisa of* AtideinW Carnteglo to be bounld by the "gntleIetnen's aiLgree unt"that nmrkeItd thle aryday of W11 vornptition In the riel busi 1it. toli of uilions lost and created almost In a hreath; how the Carnegie IlIls, appraisetd at $160,111,0010, wpVreu recognized as worth $320,0(00.000; the gritli clash ill the fortnative days, when John 1). itockfelleir was (Its. Atlildetd fromi Joilling in tile creation 01 tl cOrpioratlon, fo 1and the manner in which otherls wero prevented from engaig1ing in the steel trade. Reilitilng how Carneglo had been forced to bllndon plans for extending mltted thle gigantic Industrial comblinatio, aid lie su1rlised the committeo with th< 1). Rlochefeller iad oight to enter the 't.hrough by which the Standard Oil iagi -.)I the dollarl. Ile(anse of the marked discrepaneile the Tennes .Coal ald Ironl coimpany b in) til'he pa 'k days of 1907, as given b;: thle Stanley "Steel Trnlst" ('omm111ittee of do withi it should he exautnined. HEAD OF A BIG I l vlvet 121101 hlim ind to himl every TMEXICO'S NEW Senioir De la liarra'as suc'cesstor ill Wa ishin gto (11Is St'nor ZLamaeon(10a, w hose fathe wii as inilister'I to0 tile U 'n1ted States frotn 1878 to) 1882. Durning the fathi's tenureIt. of 0illco the s021 livedl with im in Watshington, so thait our1 governmenl.'ut and thle waIys of thiings at 011t caitatil are ftamiliar to the new liiiterl. Zamacllt.onat is aboult forty ':ye ytears of' alge andt for' thle past Iwo year1s ihas bteenj t Mexico's ilanlcial rep rtesenttat i vt ill Lon01don. Pr'evious to this h~e served as dir'ector of the in ternlational re'venni (of Mexico and also r'epre4sented the Mexican gover'n Ilnent's initerests in the Mexican Cen tral railir'oad. 110 is at man of brains If he has dlisct'ion ill equal quantity hie will pr'ove an acceptable stuccessor to D~e Ia Uanrra. ,''eor de la Darra proved himsuelf a gifted and aitogether' welcome repre. 80e'tative of MI co in Washinigton, 'tries, lHe is an advanced thlinker', thorc anent of civilization and the gr'owth of His worth was recognized wvhen Pr *trength of the rebellion, called him ird new and modern cabinet, and especially aurrectos, the latter led by General Mai president to succeed Diaz unt~l an oli Aence. SHIP WRECK That was a terrible accident whi apponed in France, when a runaw Oroplane plunged into a crowd pectators gathered to witness t tart of the Pari to Madrid race I eavier than air machines, killi 4linister of War Berteaux, sever4 njuring Premier Motifs, and qu adly wounding several others. Premier Monis, whose portrait hown here, was buried beneath t .reckago of the monoplane. lie w riken out as quickly as possible, a xanined by military surgeons, w und that he had suffered compou ractures of two bones in the rig ag, that his nose was broken, his fa adly contused, and that there we ruises on the broast and abdome Ani(ono E~rnest inmmanuel Mon remier and ministor of the Interi f Frane, who cane into power < iv fall of the Ilrjand regime < arch I this year, was born hm teln tin eufru r-Charento (Charente Sitndvocato ii the court of appeal . >m 1899 to 1902. has been vice-pret or of the Gironde, and was a forme o Grand Cross of the Order of ti Id the 47th deati from that sourc the progress of aviation in Franc< in use or ordered for the use of th e1n t regulations in the managenier UST SECRETS 1-7 1 y E\N//O ais steel business, Gates frankly n was formed to throttle competiti further information that when Jc steel business a deal had been 'to was force-d to sell out for 40 ce 4 in the accounts of the absorption y the Uinited States Steel corporat JIohn Wt. Gates and l'lbert II. Gt the. housie dlecide~d that furt her' li it evetry persont who had anything EXPOSITION ('harles C. Mloore of San F'ranei as been unanimously chosen by Ioardi of dIirectors of the Panama 'Ille initernational exposition comifl s theo active as wvell as the for'i end of the 1915 expositIon. The qi ion of executive leadership has b ettled finally. There will be no ector general of the Panama-P4ac xp~osition. Aloore, as president, -om bine the functions wvhicht h >(een div'idedi in all previous wior 'xpositions betwieeni a presidlent an Iiri'Ctor geneiral. The board of directors or tho en it ion has adopted a comnplete plat rganization, dIiffering in its essen entutres fr'om that of any exposit hit Iever' has been held. The 1913 5 to 4 be 0onduted 4( as a business pr< it in, orgaize u~t tpon) the lintesc rieat business 'orp~orattion. Mloore 'xecutivo headl of the e3xposition,. >t' the onie inan upjon whotm wvill1 g out every detail of exp~osition n sitilon OllieliIs atnd depart meat he depa~trtment chief wiill be r esponsi SAMBASSADOR ughly in symplathy with the adval poputlar government. asidlent D)iaz, forced by the gathei >mn Washington to become one of so when both the Federalists and e, chose him to servo as tempor otinn can be helM aome half a HOUSE FROM A WOODEN BOX Former Iowa Boy Erects Such a Home in Georgia and Fares Well. Macon, Ga.-That a wooden box makes a rattling good house for a boy whet he hasn't got any place else to - go has been demonstrated satisfactor ily by Dewey Conley, aged 12, who used to be a "bell-hibp" in a Des Ch Moines hotel. ay Sluce Dewey caine to Macon, he has of been doing odd jobs about town, rUn he ning errands, helping about restau for rants, shoveling snow, anything he canl ng find to do. But it took very close Lo aiy every cent lie i1i to pay for lodging ito 'iid meals. So he decided to have a is he as nd ho nd lit Co n. is, or I t e Dewey's Box House. o house of his own and do his own cook Ing. lIe talked the matter over with his friend, Ed Sn"ley, a draynan. Smiley lives out oi a hill overlook Ing the Park lake and he told Dewey li could set iip his habitation at the corner of his property. The lad had a few dollars in the bank. It took his entire reserve to settle for the box, put in a door and window, and for an oil stove and small lainp. lLeavy blankets are laid on the floor, the cooking utentisils being on shelves ini. the far end. Dewey lias slept in his little box house the coldest nights of winter, and declares he never suffered. All the cracks are iade rain proof, and once inside, with the door closed, Dewey is as snug as the millionaire in his brownstone hab itat ion. There isn't much room for exercise in a house five feet by three, and when Dewey wants to cook or sew up his trousers he rolls up his bed to so cure a place for the operation. The young householder fares well OI ten cents a day, his bill of fare be ing potatoes,. fried apples, buns, meat now and then and milk or coffee. lie has learned to cook all these things ad' well, and enjoys them in camp style on, better than he would at a fine res ,hn taurant. put "t" "BILLIKIN" IS PREHISTORIC of Ion Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sc tr'y, ences Finds the Original in tMounds of Arkansas. to Ph iladelphia.-Trhe field committee of the Academy of Natural Sciences, ]of Philadelphia, has found the origina' "liilljkin" in searching the prehistoric mounds of Arkansas. The report oh the commission of its wvork during the sco year just closed has been made by Prof. Clarence ii. Moore, who was ix charge. The work consisted of open Ying the mounds found on the St. Fran na cis, Little, White and Black rivers where a v'ast number of skulls and r-el di-1 ics were discovered. Df the former i- 86 boxes were forwarded to the Unit vied States miuseumi. avell Although .it was uiifortunate that Id's the commission were not permitted tt d a examine the mounds northi of [Lepanto) their quest on the St. Francis rivet was fairly successful. Nineteen prte :)o- historic cemeteries were v'isitedi ani( of 670 grve were oipened. Filfteeii coim tial eter'ies were searched on W'uhiite river ion Itwo on Little river' and eleven oti fair lilack river. 100- Among the points bi'oughit out in th( 'f a rep~ort or the coinmission is thai~t quan ,as t ity rather than (iualit y mar'ks the will jpottery of the St. Francis basin. () ian The Original "Billikin." whr tegrade was eqlual to tha found in other sections. Several in (Istances of cremation was found and number of beads of native copper wor< unearthed. Dog Saves Boy From Cow, ICe Rushville, Ind.-When an enraget cow attacked the fourteen-year-olc 'ini son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKibben bit living south of hero, a shepherd dog in a pet of the boy, diverted its atten ara tion until the boy was rescued. Th( 'au dog caught the cow by the nostrih and held its attention until the boy'e naranta arrived., ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK? Thousands suffer from sick~or weak ened kidneys without knowing the cause. If you have backache, head ache, urinary disorders, look to your kidneys-give the help EIvtS ry (he kidneys need. Mirs. H. C. Tillman, Franklin Pike, Lewis burg, Tenn., says: "My kidneys were In terrible shape and I suffered Intensely. . My back ached and I felt all worn out. I seemed to be running into dropsy and my weight dropped 36 pounds. For a year I was practically an Invalid. From the time I started us-ing Doan's Kidney Pills, I improved until completely cured. I believe I would be in my grave were it not for this wonderful medicine." Remember the name-Doan's. For sale by druggists and general storekeepers everywhere. Price 50c. Foster-MIllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y. A magazine poet refers to a baby in the house as a wellsprung of pleas ure. According to his theory triplets would be a deluge. For COLDS and GRIP Hieks' CArrt'SN is the best remedy-re lleves tie acling and feverishnes-cures the Cold and restores normidt cottuitious It's liquid- elitets immediately. 10c., 25c., and 60e. At drug stores. Method. Mrs. Knicker-Will your furniture go in the new flat? Mrs. Bocker-it will after it's smashed. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelleta regulate and invigorate stomach, liver and bowels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, easy to take as candy. First Aid. George Ade, at a luncheon i-n Chi cago, paid a gallant compliment to a well-known actress. The actress wore a harem skirt of the new flamo color and Mr. Ado said to her: "It Is pretty. And what hn odd color it Is! Tell me the namo of the color." "Flamme do Vesuve-flato of Vesu vius," the actress answered. "Be jabors," said Mr. Ade, "ye make a vurry purty crater." Pretty Quick. lielBut couldn't you learn to love me, Anna? She-l don't think I could, Harry. Ile (reaching for his hat)-It is as I feared-you are too old to learn. larper's Bazar. A Heartless Father. "I need soine help with my house hold duties," announced a woman when her husband came- home the other night. "What's the matter with our daugh ter?" the husband wanted to know. "Our daughter? The idea! Why Jim, you know she's awfully delicate, and she would die if she kad to do any household work. She has her school, and---" "And what? 11cr teacher's report shows that she lsn't doing a bit of cei eel work." "But she is the star member of her basketball teams, and.you know she Is eager to take the prize at the gym naslim contest. But that's just like a man-wanting a delicate girl to en gage in rough, hard labor. De asham ed of yourself, Jim Jenkins! You htave no feeling." ( A short human-in Some To tell you the curious story of affects the digestion of food. I refer to the condition the be fore, at the time, or just-folot of food. If he has been properly educi ity have) he will help you undersi machinery of digestion. To start you thinking on subject, I will try to lay out the gc *way and you can then follow in details. Pawlow (pronounce Pavloff) a fanr sician and Chenisat, experinitenting o1 into the tube leading froin the throa They were fi'st put under chlorofoi anaesthetic and the operation was pai: kept for months in very good conditlo When quite hungry some un-appet placed before them and, although hut to eat, it was shown by analysis of th: stomach that little if any of the dige found. Then, in contrast, some raw meat wi couldn't reach it at once, anfd a little the iinds of the dogs to "anticipate" pjtite. Wh'ein the food was finally glv voured it ravenously and with every isfaction. The food was passed out in1 the opening before it reaced the a found to be mixed with "Ptyalin" the the mouth, which is important for th~ gestfon. Then an ahalysis was made "There's a Reason" f started with POSrT TO& Atlanta Directory KODAK toUisis feVagf Mali Your roll antI writ"for cmr aaoi 's Coiogo"COop' 1iie~iy Ivey, Ih~r.,% tlantai SKK atto I11li Grade KG A K S Finishing Malt order given Spe vinl Attentin. All kiid., of Photo SuIppl1es. Hend for Catalogue. GLENN PHOTO STOCK CO., III Peachtree, Atlanta, Ga. Finest Kodak Finishind and sup)lies by mail at lowest prices. Agents for Devoe's Artists' blaterials. Write for prices. SUIR G. WALKIR ART STORE, 91 N. Pryer SI., Atlanta.Ga. Trade Mark A LIQUID REMEDY for CHILDREN'S ILLS Makes Teething Easy ICECOMMIENDE) Folt stonat on Diarrhoea. Ounvul ins. 00lic, Sur htonniach- etc It. destroys ds onalla Fev rlsb nis and Cold . 11 aidsligest on It fak~ses iotbing easy, Ch~oo eeerfulness and P roduces N ltbrat orralo by all drugst sts a'nddealers. abo a. MAsenu.actureed by BABY EASE CO., ATLANTA, GEORGIA If it were not for their long faces some people have an idea the world wouldn't know they were religious. Garfield Tea will set the liver right, correct constipation, clean.se the systent, purify the blood and ,elear the complexion. Fatherly Advice. "Now that you are married, my son, listen to me." "What Is it, dad?" "Try to be a husband, not merely an ex-bachelor." Couldn't See the Resemblance. They have been joking Assistant Treasurer James A. Mathews of the Guardian bank, on his resemblance to President Taft, and Mr. Mathews has steadily refused te be annoyed there by. So the Jokers subsided and the loke died a natural death. Until the other night, when Mr. and M.s. Mathews dined together with Mr. and Mrs. Frank flarmuon and their little daughter, when the Taft resen blance was revived. Turnirrg to young Miss Hlarmon, Mr. Mathews asked whether she, too, thought he looked like the president. Dorothy studied long and earnestly. Then she answered: "Not in the face, Uncle Jim." Cleveland Leader. IN ART CIRCLES. torl -'- I >ur Ph hows tist-Hnd ithe soach seun SecodAtistOh!how cta quthe a< frelgurxety. mindg is 'win bus C.I.PT:his poed how the mind the stmind, fr sown thoug the min Isinus gTstv juovesd( thIntereting quichl caugedths fan i agooralthe mind,r tod (the manure Do1 og pconti adthtcricswhrat, on ousussan hy- juges to fow~f hsmteostcut sicht, adighenco ton theagomeah' h mindr.o t tomorsoe minte o you ickstio Howiciaturl, tO ouigs oo wus ashy toita mea lowna toe thred sthern macher ornfash eo oe ottheeforlow wiesith stive. 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Olmsted. Le oy' N. V9 "DEAF" BEGGAR COULD HEAR Incident That Struck Householder as Being Along Slightl Humor ous Lines. "Many funny things I appen in a flat during the cours of a few months," said a Milwaul cc flat dwell. er, "but one of the best things I ever saw happened yesterda . "I was suddenly 'rouped from, my slumber by three loud kInocks on the door. Jumping to may feet and into a bathrobe, I hastened toyeo what was wanted. I opened the Idoor In time to see a young fellow hi way up the flight to the next floor. 'Hello, there!' I yelid at him. "He turned around, .Stened back and handed out a snil envelope, pointing to the Inscription.] glanced at it. It was an appeal V- Aid be cause the. applicant was Mf and "Say, I was mad enough to kick him down stairs. Then the joke struck tue and I slammed the door in his face arnd went back to bed laughing." The Exception. Post-There are as good fish in the sea as ever were caught. Parker-urm! I guess you haven't heard Trhomprson's latest fish story. Harper's Bazar. God pays, but not every Saturday.-.. Alphonse Karr. s Cereal Co., Ltd.) sk ysician a which no food had ntered. It was ligestive fluids of stomach wereo flowing s f the desirable food had enteed. hat it was not the presence of rood e digestivo juicos to flow, hut the flow 'ely rand alonre as a result of the action mn "anticipation.'" nuedl to eat tho rood ho liked for over g ho was getting it into his stomach, ounco wvent thero; evem'y particle went opening and yet all this time tho di. ro to the stoach, prepared to ud, in response to the curious orders of .p the lesson? ood, that which tails to create mental a not causp tho -necessary igestive vher-eas, food that .is ipleasing to the to the mind, will case th complicated a hody to prepar In at wondrful way ken, to reason that one should sit down eaceful, happy state of mind and start L, say with some ripo delicious fruit, a bowl of crisp, lightly browned, thirn P'ost Toasties, addl a spritiklo of sugar 'low creamr and the attractive, appetiz t escape youtr eye and willl produce the d( which causes the digestive juices in mouth and stomach, to come forth Juices can be driven back by a mind 'orry, hate, anger or dislike of the dis trnce of food Placed before one, tare worthy the attention of anyone nie health and human happi-ness as a the game of life. nigers" when break fast Is