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" " , '- ‘ ‘ United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS, April far-Known today as the statesm who hates to give interviews to newspaper men, Aris- zide Briand was once a Journalist, himself. a

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both relative. This robe was once new. Now it is old. Nothing is deﬁn- ite. Everything is relative. What an Eskimo thinks beautiful we think ugly. An Eskimo likes blubber, we prefer chicken. All these things being so, one might even pardon the ac- cused for thinking that the lawyer who prosecuted him was ugly. To most people he is handsome, but to the accused he was not.

Brland caused even the stern judge to laugh at his sally and when the prosecution took the stand with serious eloquence Briand knew his SUBWBY had won. The accused was acquitted and the court thanked Briand for his “amusing diversion.“

Although today he makes news in- ‘stead of writing it, he has not for- gotten the part that newspaper work played in his development. In ad- dressing a group of American cor- respondents at Geneva once, he said. “Having started my career u a Journalist, I realize the importance of public opinion."

Briand might never have entered newspaper work, the contacts oi which eventually led him into poli- tics. had it not been for a tragedy in his family. ‘As a youth, he always thought of the sea and dreamed of becoming a sea captain. But one day his uncle, who was a pilot, was car- ried home dead, having gone down

P ¢ i — - i with his ship. This so upset Aristides parents that they persuaded him to I abandon his projects for a life on the ‘ ' ‘ocean.

After completing his law studies, Briand was given his first newspaper job on s weekly in St. Nazaire, iii 1883. It was called the "Democratic de l'Ouest." It paid him so little that he was forced to carry on his legal practice as well.

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mm? BUST FOUND MAY BE INDIAN RELIC

MONTREAL, April l8.—(By ‘The Canadian Press)—What may well prove to ‘be one of the most remark- able discoveries of buried Indian rel- ics on the North American continent was made recently by Douglas Barn- es, young son of Licut. R. Barnes of the Montreal police force, who un- covered a stone bust buried under- neath four feet of virgin soil in Notre Dame de Grace, a. suburb of Montreal.

The discovery has already been hailed as a most remarkable one by McGill authorities and the figure has been placed on exhibition at the museum. The carved stone figure is actually somewhat longer than the conventional bust. It weight some 30 pounds and has an over-all length of 18 inches.

The carving has been made from a. single piece of stone. The head is

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After a short time on this news- paper, he omne back to Paris, where he had been a student in the Latin Quarter, as he felt the need of clos- er contact with the French capital and politicians. He succeeded iii making a place for hinsclf on the “L-anterne," by errliiiig a special column for workers. His salary here was almost as meager as at St. Na-; zaire. With it, he could just barely‘ buy his meals and pay the 40 francs a month for an attic room. Copying

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strange objection was taken is close to the last remaining forest trees in Notre Dame de Grace on King Ed- ward avenue.

"An extremely interesting dis- covery and one which bears strong evidence of Indian work," E._ Lionel Judah, curator of McGill museum, stated in commenting upon the find.

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In 1899, (luring the rcvivail of they Dreyfus case. his zii-ticlcs iii support oi’ Dnilo Zola attracted wide iittcn- tion. Whenever there was a nations. polemic, Brland was sure to be busy. penning with his clear, flowing style what he thought about it.

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About this time one of Briand's newspaper friends was being sued for defamation oi’ character because after losing a previous suit he had poked fun in an article at lawyers in general and one in particular. He even applied the epithet “ugly". Briand was suddenly called upon to defend his friend at Lyons.‘ Briand left Paris late at night and arrived in Lyons the next morning, just an hour before the case was to be tried.

stone figure w | actually of Indian origan before iiisther investigation, Mr. Judah made a number of com- merits which indicate-ed that the find may well throw North American In- dian historians and particularly ' museum officials into a flurry of excitement.

The discovery being made four feet below the surface of the ground , would indicate that the carved fig- . ure dates back long before the ar-

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known. may have lived in the area iii which the discovery was made. Only one piece of stone carving at all similiar to this find exists in the museum at McGill University. The example of Indian stone carving at the University is made from Utica shale and was obtained from the old Montreal Natural History Society. Little further is known about it. North American Indians have not been great stone carvers, as evidenc- ed by the few stone relics existing in

The fact leads McGill museum officials to believe that the stone figure discovered in Nctre Dame do Grace came originally from the Paci- fic coast.

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