The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-24
ELIXIR OF LIFE
IS DISCOVERED.
DR.. Doyer Of Paris Makes Won
derful Research
APACHES UNCONTROLLED
Professional Aviators at Present Have
Their Eyes on Brussels Where
Big Contests Are Now on
at White City
UNCONTROLLED

Paris, April 2S-(Special)- Has the
elixer of life at last been found? Yes,
replied DR.. Doyen, at lecture which he
delivered the other day If 1t is not the
secret of perpetual youth. 1t is. at least,
according to him, lengthy prolongation
of life which will be secured by the new
method which he proposes to apply. The
first step was to find cure for all mall
aides. This, he says. consists simply In
the blood and Increase in the resistance
OF the human organism.
This secret has been found in the dis
coyery of celloids, gelatinous substances
that nroduce and revive the protective
eIobules BY a proper absorption of these
colloids, the human system Will be spared
all the usual maladies Of the respiratory
organs. the digestive tubes and the blood
and skin.
The result will be considerable pro-
lorgation of life, and II we add TO TINS
the important discovery of DR.. Monitors
fo, reducing the blood pressure In the
arteries the hopes of the ancient aichem-
lists in the universal abolition of disease
will almost be realized. People will no
longer be able to die, and the only thing
left for generations of future Methuse-
labs will be to dry up
The police authorities do not despair
of ultimately putting, down the apacnes.
For years they have been trying 70 rio
~ cantal of these marauders of the
night. but somehow Messieurs les AS
sassins seem to increase in numbers ana
become holder than ever.
7, was thought that the employment OF
notice dogs would put down the ruffians.
The dogs have done good work; they
have brought about the arrest OF sew
era] notable criminals But we nave
heard very little about them recently pc
cause apparently, their usefulness mas
been checked. The apaches have simply
initiated the police by training dogs to
assist them in their nocturnal exploits
The public prosecutor has once more
turned his attention to the apaches. He
has issued a circular inviting the judges
TO take careful note Of all the dossiers
of prisoners brought before them me
idea is when a ruffian has been found
guilty of a crime, in addition to the SEN
tepce passed upon him. he should be for
hidden to live in the country for a GER
.afr period IL his records warrants this
stem In this way it is hoped that the
army of criminals will be gradually
thinned.
It reads like a prison romance, the
story of a singular case of M. Boniface
which appears In the Liberte to -ay
Though a prisoner Boniface is to all in
tents and purposes state functionary
re gives orders to the warders as thoug
ne was the governor. and he takes 2
summer vacation. returning to the jail
IN the autumn.
Boniface obtained his UNIQUE positio'
IN this way Te began his crimina
career at Gran where in 1890 he was sen
fenced to death as soldier for striking
superior officer. His sentence wa
commuted to 10 years Imprisonment am
% years Punishment Ammestied four
years later. he went to live In Lyons
where he obtained good post, marrier
and brought up family. One day. how
over, he was arrested for having ignore
that part of his sentence relating to hi
banishment He was sent back to prison
His wife and children now left him.
After serving his new sentence he came