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For these remarkable records Mr..
heinwaid has received beautiful dia-
mond and gold medal. one of the finest
trophies rs yet presented to a noun.
tain climber and long. distance runner.
IL Is a work of art from the we'll
known Tiffany 1ewelry house of New
York. At the top is the great Ameri-
can eagle. bearing a handsome dia-
mond In Its breast; following this are
seven gold bars strung on gold chains.
bearing date. distance ana time rec
ord OF the different mountains climbed;
at the base Is the picture OF the donor.
Mr.. Richard X. Fox.
One of the most recent adventures
of this intrepid climber was the ascent
OF old Badly" the great snow-clad
San Antonio mountain. on which snow
lies perpetually-with Al pounds of i'm
pedimentia, two blankets, photo outfit
and provisions for three days, and
this. alone. at night. with an indefi-
mite trail. amid snow and rain, with
nothing but his own indomitable cour.
age to help him through. The last
three miles of the ascent was over an
that only his alpen-stock and spiked
shoes made IL possible for him to pro-
coed to the top. where the wind was
blowing at the rate OF 10 miles an
hour. His greatest danger was en-
countered In the descent, when he
ran into fog. or more properly,
cloud. 81 dense that he could not see
ahead OF him the length of his own
body.
At one time he was miraculously
brought to halt when another step
and he would have gone crashing
down precipice Of 1900 feet. and
but this is another. but not a warmer
story. After this experience. he pre-
pared the following notice for pinning
to his coat:
II was lost In heavy fog and
forced to stay up here. In case am
dead, bury me right at this place, and
send my possessions to my sister,
Emma Kerbler. Rosenbach. Corinthia,
Austria. PAUL REINWALD."
And now no is planning trip
around the world to scale its highest
peaks, and carry the United States
flag with him
Courage? Well, guess yesl Patri.
otto? Well, guess yes
Success TO Paul and Old Glory!
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HOUSE BUILT FROM SINGLE TREE

The town of Elma, Washington. in
the midst OF the great fir timber belt
on the west sloEe OF the Cascade
mountains. presents a unique feature
In the form Of 2 two-story house. con
tanning fourteen rooms. built entirely
OF the timber from single FIR. This
tree was a giant Douglas fir. and was
felled west OF Elma. IL was wonder.
fully straight. and when scaled was
found to contain 10000 feet OF serv-
iceable timber. The tree was cut into
six logs. the first or butt being % feet
In length. Inside the bark the stump
measured feet inches in diameter.
The distance to the first Pmb OF this
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Worries Of Rich Women.

After receiving requests from beg
ging letter writer's for sums amount
ing in all to 22.000.O00, Mrs. E. H
Hartman of New York, the widow OF
the railway magnate. has appealed to
the bureau OF municipal research to
superintend her mendicant mail and
to assist her In wisely dispensing
charity. She is not alone in discover
ing herself the target of innumerable
professional begging letter writer's
Miss Helen Gould has received in the
last twelve months $4,000 such let.
ters containing requests for sums
amounting to $2.0OO,OOO Wedding
rings and offers of marriage from
poverty-stricken correspondents are a
daily feature OF Miss Gould's mail.
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that will stretch and strengthen the
tired muscles. She also needs plenty
OF fresh afr. A brisk walk is one OF
the best exercises for her. Walk part
OF the way to the Office, II possible,
and keep your eyes open for the In
teresting things you pass Use your
Imagination IN guessing the life story
OF those you meet Forget yourself
by becoming interested in others. and
you Will be surprised at the effect
upon your outlook on life Il Is not
work that makes the business girl
grow old and careworn as much as II
is her inability to forget her work du.
ring her play or rest time Remem.
Der II Is the small things Of life that
make up its enjoyment.
Copyright. 1910. by W. a. chapman)
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Would Purchase Index FInoer.

One OF the queerest advertisement,
which has ever appeared in a news
paper was one which the other day
made known the wish of Mrs. Regl.
maid Waldorf. wealthy lady of Phjla.
delphia. for new index forefinger.
Mrs. Waldorf's right forefinger was
amputated after becoming infected by
an accidental cut with a rusty knife.
She appealed to DR.. Fred B. West,
VINO advertised for a finger. He names
no price. but says his patient is will.
ing to pay literally.
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A Woman is as Young as She Wants to BE

Have you ever thought why It is that
some women are as young at forty
as others are at twenty-five? And
mean young" not frivolous, Re
naming young means keeping your
body in a perfectly healthy condition
and your mind in harmony. With at
tention TO certain laws a woman can
subtract ten years from her age. she
can do this by treating herself as a
friend and not as a slave. Take ten
minutes, sit down and think how you
could improve yourself by little eff
fort. Perhaps some of the following
suggestions will help you:
Everyone needs exercise. Just what
form this should take depends upon
the occupation OF the Individual A
woman doing homework exercises
most of her muscles during the day,
and n she makes pleasure, and not
drudgery out Of her work. this exercise
is very beneficial. IL is a pleasure TO
be able to accom- plish so much. but
the homework is not sufficient exer-
else. This woman needs exercise for
her mind and for her beauty-loving
soul. In her spare time she should
lie under the trees and enjoy nature
or a good book. or she should go to
some gathering where she will meet
those who will refresh her intellectu-
ally Keep the mind open to all the
impressions OF nature. Occasionally
read a book Of travel or a biography
OF some well-known person.
~ a vornan uyfahcn n rofofo hor a a
tractiVeness and not grow dull and
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GH0F re IZOyJNZYZY
.CZZ7ZE1LNG. R%eSZNrEp
~ [YLZ RsZZyTL2ZD

Every one who has made the ascent
of the Matterhorn In Switzerland Will
remember the last few miles of that
hazardous climb. When nearing the
summit. every step is hewn out OF
either the solid rock or equally solid
glacier and now rope is passed
around the novice's body and attached
to guide in front and one I'm the
rear.
When but fifteen years OF age. Rein
wald made this climb alone, without
guides or other company, when one
little misstep would have meant death
Having climbed most OF the cele-
brated mountains abroad. he came TO
America for new fields to conquer, and
he holds more records for mountain
climbing in California than any other
climber. Here is list of his rec
ords:
Mount Lowe-Three round trips In
one day. made in 10 hours So minutes;
entire distance. AZ miles; elevation,
6.100 feet
Mount Wilson-Two round trips in
one day; distance. 30 miles; time, 6
hours 2 minutes; elevation, 5000
feet
Mount San Antonio-Round trip In
hours and 20 minutes, with 20.pound
pack; distance. "a miles; elevation,
10.340 feet
Mount San BernardIno-Round trip
in II hours and 20 minutes: distance,
so miles: elevation. II $50 feet. with
40-pound pack
Mount San GorgonioLRound trip in
18 hours and 80 minutes; distance, sc
miles; elevation. II, 900 feet. with 40.
pound pack
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Biz poae N pemand.

Country Cousin-Little dogs have
gone out of fashion, haven't they?
Mrs. De Style-No, indeed. They
are more popular than ever.
But ! notice that you are all get
ting big dogs"
Yes. we have to have big dogs to
keep people from stealing the little
dogs New York Weekly.
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why" broke in Eva's voice as she
entered the room. how do you do.
Mr. Lane! I'm awfully glad to see
you have become acquainted with
grandmother while you were wait.
ingi"
Il hope to In the near future" said
the young man as he got to his feet.
ITO tell the truth. think that Just
at present Il Ia your grandmother
who has got acquainted With mel"
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We might also claim
that great wave OF physical devel-
opment is likewise being experienced.
and who knows but what we of the
twentieth century may. with our
achievements. yet make some OF the
ancient Greek and Roman athletes stir
uneasify in their last sleep?
The love Of athletic sports is not
confined to any one section OF the
globe nor TO any one people, but 1t
would seem that in a land OF eternal
summer, land of lofty mountains
where climbing Is glorious exercise,
land OF vast plains where a mara
thon may be run any month in the
year. land bordering the vast ocean
and with innumerable small bays,
where boating. canoeing or yachting
might be enjoyed was especially ia
vored of the gods.
And this is what every loyal Califor-
man (and they are all Loyal claims
for his state.
Coming to our country few years
ago was one Paul Reinwald-an Aus
trian by birth. but now an American
'itiZen. who in his youth spent much
IT his time scaling the high peaks that
looked down upon his village home.
He thus laid the foundation for his
splendid physique and his ability TO
endure continued hardships without
apparent exhaustion. He claims, as
does John ]. Hayes. who won the
trophy at the Olympic games. that
long-distance running is a sure cure
for smoking and one of the healthiest
as well as pleasantest of all physical
exercises.
When but thirteen years old he
climbed one OF the highest peaks in
Austria. the GrossGlockner, Big Bell"
which takes its name from its pc
culiar contour. Its height Is 12,7OO
feet. II is on the side of this glorious
mountain. at an elevation OF 5000
feet (the height of Mt. Wilson, Cali
fornia,) that the Roman Catholic
church of the "Heiligen Blut," or
Holy Blood" Is situated. and many
Jealous church members make annual
pilgrlmages here to receive dissolution
from their sins and obtain a blessing
from the holy fathers.
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Proving the Point.

1T IS strange how little we know
OF tho lives of the people who are our
closest neighbors."
Yes, that's true. We didn't know
our janitor had gone to Europe with
his family until we called down yes
terday to ask fim for some heat
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Il the cheapest and best security .
man can buy. 1t saves him from worry
perhaps from ruin and hss family from
want. The rates are not very high
Will be pleased TO give them to ans
one who win come N apd talk the usss
'et over Only safU companies reprG
seated =. T NcR'uaah Neredo W
Va
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woman. She polished her glasses and
took another look at him. "A year
10 short time. Young folks are so
nasty nowadays-girls particularly.
They are never willing to wait till q
man proves himself They get be.
witched over eyes or shoulders
never could see why no girl ever gets
fascinated by pair OF ears. but you
never hear OF 1t. do you? I suppose
you come real often to see Eva?"
Not as often as I wish.'' said the
young man. gracefully.
Dear mel" said Eva's grandmoth.
er. II used to tell Samueis wife when
Eva was a baby that she'd have her
hands full when Eva grew UP. I could
tell then that she'd have all the boys
crazy about her! She's a smart girl.
She can trim hat or bake q cake
with the best OF them and, goodness
knows. with millinery sky high and
cooks more precious than diamonds.
those are accomplishments worth hav.
Ing. Unless man has heap OF
money he ought to consider such
things. And very few young men are
rich unless they inherited money from
their fathers. and can't say that
I've much use for that kind. They
seem to run to red automobiles and
cigarettes. Do you smoker"
The young man laughed I'm not
rich enough to smoke cigarettes" he
said. Far from it. I'm in the stogie
class when II comes to that"
Dear mel" said the little old WON
an. Anyhow. I'm glad you don't take
to cigarettes. Something about you
reminds me Of Samuel when he was
young. Samuel was a fine boy. Eva
takes after him. Not that she doesn't
favor her mother a tribe. too, but
she's her father all over.
Some young men are SO reckless
and extrayagant nowadays" went on
the little old woman. They never
seem to think that some day they
may be married and that little saw
tngs account would come In mighty
handy to furnish the fiat instead OF
depending on the girls relatives to
give them those things for wedding
presents. ! don't know anything ad-
thrifty and saving. I don't see why
all OF them don't do IT, They would
If they had any sense. And you look
as though you had senseH
Thank you!" said the young man.
Yes. I agree with you!"
I'm glad you do" said the little
old woman. quickly. Did you begin
when you were a small boy?"
The young man looked a trife be-
wildered for a moment. oh" he said
at last. you mean a savings account
I'm sorry to say that started one
only about year ago"
Dear me-" said the little old WON.
an. That's just as long as you've
known Eva. isn't Il? Well, better late
than never. Are you in business
downtown"
I'm with a manufacturing firm"
explained the young man. Some dap
TIM going in for nyseif."
II Ike Independence said the little
old woman. = hope you go to church
regularity
The young man soughed Not as
often as ! should. fear" he muir.
INJURED
Il must tell Eva TO take you" said
Eva's grandmother. It's every young
woman's duty 20 see that those she
has An fnferpst in 20 IN churchf -
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tree was 100 feet. and the total height
OF the tree was over 300 feet AZ the
standard then prevailing s25 a thou.
sand-the lumber in this tree was
worth $1,000
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Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Sore Throat
will not live under the same roof With
Hsmlina Wizard Oil, the worlds best
hnimeut for the relief of all pain.
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Not Much Of a Water User.
Hewitt-Gruet spends money like
~ater
Jewett-T thought you said he spent
IL freely.
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Good Raason.

Why did Jagsby leave the cast OF
that tank drama?"
Because be wanted TO be the tank"
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ASK FOE ALIENS Foor-pAsu

ASK FOR ALIENS FOOT-EAsE
the Antiseptic powder to shake Into your hoes Re-
ueves COr1s. Bunons, Ingrouing Nails, Swollen and
SWEATING feet Biisters and Callous spots sold
everywhere. 25c Don oocepf any substttus sam
pie FREE Address Allen S. Olusted, Ls Roy NY
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And a lazy man will take any Kind
OF job he can't get.
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airs. Winsiow's Soothing syrup for Children
teetbinz softens che gums, reduces inharnma.
ton. alays pain. cures wind collie $50 a bottle.
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Getting
Acquainted

Scarcely had the young man seated
himself when the little old woman
wandered into the reception room and
peeped at him over her spectacles.
oh. good evening" she said. 81
didn't know any one was here. l sup
pose you are waiting to see Eva?"
"Why-why. yes" admitted the sur
prised young man. II came to calf"
I'm Eva's grandmother" said the
little old woman. abandoning her
search for the book she had come to
get and sitting down In front OF him.
don't think ever saw you before.
But l haven't visited Samuers family
Tor more'n six years. and six years
makes a lot OF difference In a girl!
A girl gets acquainted with all sorts
or people. When saw Eva last she
was just a child with her hair In pig
taiis. She was the sweetest child
though she was overgrown for her
age!
She used to have the house full
and running over with all sorts of
children. and goodness knows where
she picked some OF them upi There
were three or four boys in particular
l never could faced.
impertinent children with frightfui
voices But she seemed TO be fond
OF them. They lived right across the
street. Did you live across from Eve
six years ago?"
NO." said the young man. II think
l was no angel child In those days.
put was not acquainted with Miss
Burt then. I've known her only .
year."
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We live by admiration. hope. and
Wcrdsworth.
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2HlZ NELrzXELD E2ZZO9ED
F0P II NOJLN,ZIZLN ZPZP

ANY students OF psy.
chology and the &C.
cult sciences, as we'll
as theological stu
dents. make the claim
that we are living in
a cycle OF unusu-
al spiritual awaken.
ing. and as our be-
loved Herbert Spen-
Ger contends that a
sound body must sup
port a sound mind,
We might also claim
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important 20 Mnthara

A14.tEIIIIIIC NsIH NHuIIJ NFbIJ UUtLIb OF
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and sec that II
signature a1i 60 Of &HAZIZM
In Use For over 80 Years.
Children Cry for Fletcher's Castoria
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Profit is never without honor in any
civilized country.
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AUTO is SMASHED BY
engine OF SEABOARD
Car Party Had Very Narrow
Escape

Savannah Ga, June 12.-Timely and
effective use Of an emergency brake
averted a serious collision between a
Seaboard engine and an automobile
carrying a party of men and women CT
Covington, as they started to cross the
track at the 4-mile hill on the Au-
gusta road
There were five in the machine and
all escaped injury except NJ. G. Tur-
ner, whose head was cut by being
thrown against the frame of the top.
The others were Cashier G. S. Thomp
son, of the Bank Of Covington; Mrs
Thompson, Mr.. SHINES and Miss
SHINES.
The Seaboard engine struck the
front of the machine, smashed one of
the gas lamps and wrecked the front
of the radiator The damage to the
machine was trifing compared with
what would have happened if Mr.
Thompson had not stopped the car the
instant he did.
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GRAND LODGE OF STATE
MEETS HERE TODAY
COIOPed NaSORS Assemble In
Americas

The colored Masonic Grand Lodge Of
Georgia assemblies in Americas this
morning in annual melting, this being
the forty-second communication Of
that large body. Every city and town
in the state having a colored Masonic
lodge is represented here.
The Grand Lodge will assemble in
the auditorium of the Masonic Or
phans' Home, where the annual ses-
s.ons are held
The convention will be presided over
by Grand Master H. R. Butler, of At
lanta. There will be fully three hun
dred Representatives of state lodges
in attendance, and the business and
social sessions will continue through
today and Wednesday.
Rev. "A. S. Staley, master of St.
Johns Lodge, is chairman of the local
committee which is preparing to ex-
tend entertainment to the visitors. A
banquet will be served tonight at the
home of the fraternity, and an occasion
of interest and pleasure alike is fully
assured.
The grand lodge spends from $4,000
to $4,000 annually in support of the
State Masonic Orphans Home in this
city.
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It's the big brag that gets the high
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