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u know that the baking will be purer
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Ao know that It will be more evenly
raised.
And we know that Calumet I mars
economical, txnn In lu uie ana cost.
We know these tilings because we
nave put tne quality into It we have
Been u tneu out in every way. it la
useanowtn millions or nomei una Its
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BABY'S GIFT FROM HIS PAPA
Inheritance for Which Mother Did Not
Seem to Bo In Any Great
Degree Thankful.
Richard Harding Davis, at a foot
ball 'garoo In Philadelphia, praised
tho voices of tho young undergrad
uates ohoutlng their weird college
yells.-. - - . . ,
"It malcds me think of n Locust
street bride," said Mr. Davis, smiling.
"She turned to her husband one nlBht
at dinner and remarked:
" 'Mx dear, tho first tlmo I saw you
wbb at Franklin Piold. Your head
was thrown back, your mouth wide
open and your face was very red
you wero yelling your collego yoll."
" 'Yes, I remember,' said the young
man.
" 'And I noticed,' sho continued,
'what a remarkablo volco you had.'
" 'Yes, you spoke of It at tho time,'
eald he. 'But what makos you think
of it now?'
'"Oh, nothing, said tho bride.
'Only I wish tho baby hadn't lnherltod
It. That's all.'"
On tho Senators.
Tho wit of Bishop Both Ward
amuses Nashville frequently.
Dlshop Ward, in company with two
senators, came forth from a Naehvillo
reception the other day and entered a
motor car.
"Ah, bishop," said onoof his com
panions, "you afo not llko your mas
ter. Ho was content to ride an hbs."
"Yes, and so should 1 be," Bishop
Ward answered, "but there's no such
animal to bo got nowadays. They
mako them all senators."
,
Got Out of the Habit.
"I see you have got a young man
stenographer?"
"Yes."
"Don't you think a pretty girl
stenographer adds a great deal to the
attractiveness of an office V
"I suppobo sho does, but I can't
dlctato to a woman somehow. I s'poso
lt'8 becauso I have been married so1
Ions."
If-
$omehow the average mother
doesn't think she Is doing her duty
unless sho spoils her children.
"Don't
Argufy
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Only by an Appeal to Arms Against
Greece Can Party Maintain Itself,
and It Needs the Money to
Prosecuto War.
Now York. Sir Ernest Cassol an
rived in New York recently on a mis
sion of such grave importnnco that
lis Isbuo will bo watched not raoroly
with Interest, but with anxiety, in or
ery capital or tho Old World. It is a
mission to tho groat money kings ot
Now York, on the outcome of which
depends tho question of tho peaco ot
Europe. Upon tholr Bhouldors will
rest tho principal burden of responsi
bility in tho mutter.
Turkey is bent upon war with
Greece. Tho now regimo at Constanti
nople Is bolng forced to embark upon
this strugglo, In order to protect itself
from ovorthrow by revolution. Tho
war with Qrccco la vital to its exist
ence. For it Is only by an appeal to
arms, against a foreign foe, that the
Young Turk party, which has boon in
control of affairs on tho shores of the
Uosphorus ever sinco tho deposition
of Sultan Abdul Hamld, can unito un
der ono flag all tho various discordant
elemonts of tho Ottoman empire, each
ou6 of which is either in full insurrec
tion dgainst tho Subllmo Porto, or olse
on the verge of rebellion.
But tho Turks cannot embark upon
n war agnlnst Greece without money.
The latter they do not possess. For-
Ottoman finances nro la a mora par
lous stato today than during tho rotgn
of Sultan Abdul Hamld. In fact, tho
treasury at Stamboul Is empty, and
nowadays military operations aro Im
possible without money.
Turkey has no war treasure. It has
frittered away the funds which it manJ
aged to recover from tho ex-Sultan,
having nothing to show In roturn but
a couplo ot second-hand armored
cruisers whtch Germany sold last
cummor to tho Porto for cash down.
Moreover, tho vast majority of tho
people of tho Ottoman emplro scorn to
have becomo imbued with tho convic
tion that tho downfall ot Abdul
Hamld, tho revival of tho constitu
tion and tho inauguration of forms of
Tho Imperial Ottoman Bank.
government yclept "popular," rollevod
them of all further obligation to pay
taxes and thoy refuso to pay any at
all.
"Heretofore, whenever Turkoy has
stood in need of monoy It has usually
been able to obtain It through tho Im
perial Ottoman Bank at Constanti
nople from tho Fronch monoy market.
But tho Young Turk party found the
Imporial Ottoman Bank blocking tholr
way in every direction, and it was in
order to escape from the domination
of tho concern In question that they
induced Sir Ernest Casscl to found tho
National Bank of Turkoy at Constanti
nople .
Now Sir Ernost, unsuccessful in bor
rowing in Europe tho $60,000,000 tho
Young Turk party wants as a war
fund, is trying to got it in this coun
try. THE CONFEDERACY'S SECRET
Trusted to Negro by President Jeffer
son Davis and Will Never
Be Known.
Richmond, Va. During tho closing
days of tho civil war, wherMho pro
spective ' collapse Of iho confederate
govorjimjEDt became .a certainty, Jef
ferson Davis, prcsldont of tho south
ern statod, summoned his bodyguard
and personal servitor, James H. Jones,
a negro, at the southern capltol in
Richmond, and said:
"James, I hereby hand you, sol
emnly and sacredly, tho seal ot tho
Confodorato States of Amorlca. Th
southern government Is about to fall
This aoal, which wo must and do hold
sacred aud undeniable, must bo se
creted whero no man In future shall
profano it by public gazo and exami
nation. I entrust this mission to you
I heroby charge ydu with this seal's
disappearance. Hldo it, and lot nc
man know whero It 1b. Toll not oven
mo. And let tho secret dlo with you."
Jones, an Intelligent and faithful
negro, accepted the task. And to thlc
day ho has fulfilled It with Bacred
fidelity. Tho seal, an enormous sllvei
affair, which bad been made in Eng
land and Imported through tho fedora
blockado of tho south, ho secreted
Today, as an employeo of tho station
ery room ot tho United States senate
and Boventy-flvo years old, ho tolli
tho story, with this detail. But to nc
farther point of narrative can ho bt
'induced to go. Tho secret will dlf
with him.
American Gibraltar in Manila Bay
-Viir-1.v-Ti-iiii "" ' T"f-'-
WVSHINGTON. About two yearn
licnco If pasBongqra on steamers
entering Manila harbor and passing be
tween tho several small Islands that
guard tho principal port -of tho Philip,
pines should Inquire with Indifferent
interest ns to tho namo and use f r
small dun-colored rock, hardly dlscorn
lblo any dlstnnco away and looking,
much llko an irregular shaped houBO
boat floating on thq ocean, thoy will bo
told that they are looking at El Fratlo
Island. Perhaps, also, thoy will bo told
that the littlo Island, ecarco two hun
dred feet square, Is tho most diaboli
cally offectlvo fortification of Its slzo
In tho world.
For eighteen months array onglneors
havo been directing tho work ot forti
fying what is lntondod ns tho backbone
or keystono of tho strong defonsqs In
Manila harbor. Thoy havo rosortod to
a plan suggested by a young ouglnbor
officer aftor their superiors had thrown
up tholr hands In despair at tho pros
pects of attempting to fortify tho rock
which showed Its head above tho water
for so Bmall an area. It Involves tho
lovcling of tho Island almost to tho sur
faco of tho sen and erecting a struc
ture in tho form of a battleship dock
etrlppod for action. Tho artificial forti
fying will be of stool and cement
Tho defonses of Manila bay cntranco
Treasury Building
WHEN tho small army of architects
nnd artisans has finished tho
work now in progross on tho Uni
ted States treasury building, tho beau
tiful old structuro will show tho first
material chango slnco 18C9. Architec
turally It still will represent a pngan
tordplo, Indicating,, many folk say, tho
American pcoplo's worship of money,
But visitors to tho nation's capital who
havo not seen tho treasury in 40 years
will find somo changes for efficiency
and economy.
Tho nucleus ot tho presont building,
Jocated whero Prosldent Jackson, Irri
tated by tho procrastination of con
gress in choosing a slto, put his hick
ory stick down with a thump and ex
claimed, "Put 'cr thoro, on that spot,"
will romaln unchanged, but tho double
stono stalrcaso leading up to tho colon
nade on the Flftconth street side has
beon torn away. Architects said it
spoiled tho beauty ot that sldo of tho
Big Job to Fill the Supreme Bench
i YfHlSlS
Who easy
THE seven Justices of tho Supremo
court of tho United States, led by
tho venerablo Justlco Hurlan, called
on President Tatt tho other day to pay
tholr respects. This annual call of
courtesy reminded tho president ot n
duty which Is uppormost in hlB mind
and occupying It almost to the ex
clusion of any other consideration, for
tho president is called upon to re
model tho highest tribunal In tho land.
Tho president has appointed two
Justlcos already Hughes In placo of
Browor, who died, and Lurton In placo
of Peckham of Now York, also dead.
Thoso deaths removed n Republican
and a Democrat, and tholr successors
wero of tho same political faith.
Slnco then Chief Justlco Fuller, a
CT4 uri m Y" Zi
Society Soldier Out at Fort Myer
Bt
ALBERT J. MYER, tho American
army's gentlomau soldier, Is nd
longer wearing tho uniform of an en
listed man. Ho has left Fort My6r,
tho army resorvctlon named for hlB
Illustrious grandfather, and has gone
back to Boston.
Not only was tho passing of the
dandy soldier sudden and unexpected,
but tho manner ot his going sensation
al. Mr. Myer, who wns a corporal In
the signal corps, has been In tho
guardhouso slnco August A recent
verdict ot a court-martial which tried
him sentenced Corporal Myer to bo
reduced to tho' ranks, to bo confined
at hard labor for three- months nnd
to forfeit ?50 ot hla pay,
Tho court-martial was a littlo slow
and Myer escaped Its Imprisonment
penalty, having been discharged In
present tho most picturesque as well as
tho most comploto Bot of fortifications
Undo Sam possessou. Stretching
across tho mouth of tho harbor aro n
series of Islands. Tho largest ot thoso
Islands and tho one which will bo used
as a base ot supplies for tho others la
Corrcgldor, from which tho first hostllo
gun waB directed ngnlnst Admiral Dow
oy'B floot In 1898. On Corregldor tho
army Is installing n 21 company post
Warehouses ot a capacity to contain
supplies for n wholo year for 20,000
men havo been built This Island Is
considered Imprcgnablo from Uio son
side.
But tho most Interesting of all tho
Islands is tho El Frallo, at present a
tiny rock rising In a plnnnclo 180 feet
above tho bay. Tho shapo ot tho island
will, as stated, bo changed by moans
of stool nnd concrcto walls which will
extend below tho water lino, to rosom
bio tho hull of a battleship. No boo
tlon ot tho island ground will bo ox
posed to lire. It will bo surrounded
and covered over by stool and concrcto
walls, about fifty feet thick on tho
sides and almost solid stool on tho top.
On tho surface of this "dock" two tur
rots will bo placed, each turret con
taining two 14-lnch guns. Bosldos tho
four largo guns, four six-Inch rapid
firo rifles will bo placod in embrasures
at thd seaward end, and llko battorles
ot small guns will bo placed at other
points at advantage. Quarters will bo
provided for only a sufficient number
ot men to work tho guns and machin
ery. Tho cost of this powerful little
fortress, tho most dangerous fort of its
slzo on earth, will bo $3,000,000, guns,
walls, turrets nnd all.
Is Overcrowded
building, plans for which wero drawn
by William T. Elliott, n surveyor, who
camo to Washington In 1813.
Tho 30 grnntto monoliths, each ot
which cost $5,500 and wolghs 30 tons,
now stand in an unbrokon row. Thoy
nro said to bo tho finest oxamplo of
their kind of tho stonecutter's art It
required ton men, working CO days, to
produco each ot them, and a solid train
of 30 flat carB brought thorn to Wash
ington from tho quarries In Massachu
setts. To mako more spaco lnsldo tho build
ing nil tho files ot lottors and docu-.
ments will bo stored In tho old coal
vaults under tho lawn on tho Pennsyl
vania avenuo side, and now coal vaulta
aro being built on tho Bldo opposlto the
Whlto House.-
Tho complotcd building, as It stands,
rc-prosents throo stages of construction
Tho nucleus, locatod by Jackson, wai
finished In 1842. Tho south wing wai
finished in 1804. Tho north wing, fin
ished In 1869, Is on tho sldo of tho old
stato department building.
Tho long colonnado ot brown stono,
erected In 1804, deteriorated In the
southern cllmato and was replacod bj
tho present granlto monoliths a little
moro than a year ago.
Democrat, appointed from Illinois, haa
died, and Justlco Moody, a Republic
an, of Massachusetts, has rosignod
becauso of Ill-health, and President
Tnft will havo to fill thoso two va
cancies, In addition to Judicial fitness, poli
tico and geographical qualifications
must bo considered. Morcovor, tho
president Is brought face to face with
a task which will bo of tremendous
Importance to tho United Statos for
tho next generation. With political
beliefs changing ovor night nnd great
er zeal- in govommontal supervision
being urged by tho dominant party,
tho court which President Taft must
reconstruct will pass on all tho
changes In tho organlo laws of tho
United States which may bo mado by
congress.
Tho problom will not ho solved
for tho public until after congress
meets, as it Iiub been definitely an
nounced at tho Whlto Houso that no
judicial appointments would bo sent
to tho sonato until tho Monday fol
lowing tho reconvening of congress.
tho meantime. Ho was given an lion
orablo dlschargo and tho army knows
him ho moro.
Myer created tho biggest sensation
tho army has had for a lotiK tlmo. Ho
tried tb get Into West Point, but was
barred by ago, and frolh tho naval
academy because of his slzo. Then
hb enlisted In tho cavalry, but that
uld hot bull his liking nnd ho trans
ferred Mb tho signal corps, whero
116 Was promoted to bo a corpornl.
At Fort Myer tho dudo soldier was
tho ohVy of hlB comrades and a par
'tfcu'ltfr boro to his ofllcoro. Aftor o
haVd 'day's drill, or tho attondanco on
sbm'o other military duty, Corporal
Myor would go to his bachelor opart
monts, havo his valot rub him down
and then don tho habiliments of a
Bocloty man. That night, porhaps, his
commanding officers would find him
in tho samo ballroom with themselves,
Tho youngster rodo nnd walked with
tho fairest of Washington's hollos, and
had monoy to burn. Ho novor did
anything to exclto tho ungor of his
superiors oxcopt to play tho dual role
of a soldier and a dandy, too.
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