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The handsome duchess of I/endome may

have read it, for she is on the eve of one of the most dangerous hunting expeditions that huntress ever undertook-the quest of the ferocious grizzly in his native ilmerican wilds.

If her famed s/:ill and self-possession in

crises do not stand her in perfect stead-if she fail in a single detail of the agility and cold nerve displayed by such a 'veteran hunter as Roosevelt-t/le chances are that that ardent sportsman, the duke of l/endome, may lose a -uery congenial wife, King Leopold_a niece too good for his kinship and the Belgians one_of the wealthiest princesses of their reigning house. "

But her record is one that makes the

chances more against the gff2-'~'~ll¢’-l-

HE duke and duchess of Vendume, enthusiastic

I hunters hoth, seem to have been waiting only

for the President of the United States to‘begit\

` his preparations for his new ilcld of prowc~~=s in sirlvu, lcuvlug them n cleur tleld in the trail ut ills uid pplolts in the Rockies.

liis writings, undor the impulse of his picturesque

y-rsonullty, have taken it pint-1:, in the literature reid ly fushiollable Europe. beside those memoirs of ro;~- _dty and nobility which it is a duty for members of hose cirt-l~-s to road.

A Fallieres, in l"runre, may be a very excellent shot

liter raliblts. and he :nay hold his own ln ony of the tdrives" or dt-er on the domains of hospitable royalty. llut he ends in thc picture pages ot thc magazines as ln l»x¢~cutivc who has uc-lulrl-d some of the accom- lliullxnents of u gcntloinun. A Roosevelt, on the con- rar_\', iuuuls :ls tin- Nimrod among rulers.

(If nil tht- rust literature which has dealt With

lmcricn us it happy hunting ground und the literature has in-cn wot-till’ of the tlcld since this days of Boone- nolhing has mudi- so li\»»ly a stir abroad as the hunt- ing books by ltum-ievolt.

So the Vsndolnsl come to the Unltad States now

with the feeling that they are tackling game'-.woarin '

-lomethlng of the distinction which attaches to a royaq

el-ve.

pre'i‘he duviiess known ull about royal preserves, while

the dukc has a family Interest of no small measure ln the United Stairs, lis grandfather, who was King Lgulg Philippe of Franco, turned u living in Philadel- phia. during his youthful exile there, teaching school.

The duchess inherited out--third of the llnmsnse for-

lune left by her father, the count at Flanders, Leu- old'| only brother. The noupls have three little

saughlcrs and a sun, the latter only 2 years old.

lr the royal family affairs ol Belgium had gone

otherwise the duke of Vendome woul have been the )|¢|r a patent to Leopold's throne; but Prince Albert, whgn gas Belglans seriously discussed a law fixing the luccesllon, married Princess Elizabeth of Bavaria, and .now has a couple of youthful heirs of his own.

The passing of the purple has not worried very

In oh the duke und his duchess. They llvs very splen- dlgly in their residence at Neullly, the Parisian suburb lo akected by royalty, and tlnd their chle! delight in huntln . together or apart, an circumstances eller op- portunities they think worth their while.

Thers ls not a royal preserve in Europe that has

o c oed to the ‘shots from the uns of the duchaus.

guts fizorinlt of Flanders, her fathsnzhavlng received his

§ath¢r's personal fortune, while Leopold got the crown,

t I t him if with the pleasures of a plain

=iitl:m?i1l.‘.¥lc maxi the hunting held his habitual

Haunt. and hll daughter inherited his taste.

I-lsr exploits have been numerous. in her way. she

has won as much tame as a daring Diana as Rouse

slt has llirlcd as a Nimrod. Sha il in the clan of ' L41 Grlusl Hamilton. and. like all born huntors, hor

ambition is growing. Lions and elephants may come later. The American grizzly marks her present devel- oping stage.

Last fall, at Ameruis, in Belgium, there was much

perturbation over the existence of u notoriously des- perate slag deer which killed u woniuli. The "gentle deer," popularly supposed lo be an ideal candidate for the post of family pot, ls actually, in certain seasons, the most dangerous of boasts.

The duchcss was delighted at the reports of such is

worthy quarry. She hastened stralghtwuy to the stug's ha.unts. and as speedily found him. (ine bullf-t from her rilio ended his career, und European sporting folk ha\'e.l»t-en her admirers since.

Hut. us it matter of fact, the Amerois deer was little

more than play for hor. The wild hours of .-\n\crois

and of Cuslclporclullo, ill lt:ll_\', come about as lleilrgtu furnishing the \'9i<<r:ln lnllle hunter :ill the tirlnger hc desires ns will uny other hens! alive. for the- l~llnrgi~ nf the wild boar is fnnious for the swiftncss and irrusisti- blc might of its onslaught. The ducllcss nf \'elilioi|\t- has provt-d horse-if :ls purtittl lu those ill-lginn :ind ital- illn ilunrs as who is ln ilnllgerous liecr und to the bison of the czar':i preserves at lillllowielgv.

'But 'it"is”trl_rliTWiUl%'7i'i'l'tT.ll'illt-lllt nrt nf ehulnols

haunting that the pluoky lillullvns uxct-is; llnil there, ii' anywhcrl-_ she has acquired the slllrt-ni~ss` nf i'-lui, hund und eye that must be in-r safeguards ugninst thc rc- dunbtabie grizzly of the l'nltvd Slut:-sl.

Nephew tu the ugoil emperor of Austria, thc du-ke,

her husband. can ln.li(o himself at homo in l"i':\tiz Jn- seph's shouting box nt Isvlll, in Tyrol. He and ills \vll'e Sturt out al carts' dawn on their chamois hunts, nn-1

i rivnl thu hardy Tyrnl pc~nsunt`lluntsrs in thc ntzility nf

their climbs and in thc endurance they display ln the arduous chase.

“One never gets two shots nt :1 uhalnols,” is a say-

ing ol’ Tyroi. Charles Hone-l"s tales nf ohnnluls hllntlnl; have been lived o\'cr uguln and again by thc duchess

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"The agility ofthe ohumois has become almost pro-

verbial; but to have nny idea of what it ls. one must be an eye-witness of the bounds tllcl' nluko, and see the places they will rut-c down ut full speed when pur- sued. A smooth surfllcc of rock, so smooth that a foot- ing scents lluposslblt-, and of nearly pcrpendlcular stoepness, is no obstacle to their iilghi, llown they go, now bounding, now gilding. with u velocity which st-sins to insure tllcir being incvitubly dilshed to pieces.

"The chiel' strcngth oi the nnilnul being ill its hind

logs, it .springs upward with more case than it de- svunds the lnountllln. \Vith fl sudden bound thc chnm- nls will leup up against the face of n perpendicular rock ond, nit-i'el_\' touching' it with its houl’s_ rebound 'ipilin ill an opposite iiirt.-ctlon to sonic hilzlior cr-ug, and ihus osrnpc from ll spot \\'lil~l'c, \\'lthnut wings, egress si-oliitul impossible. \\'ht>n rcllclling upwurll on its hind li-;;s, the [orc lloofs rusting nn sonic lillqhvi- spot. it is alilu to stretch to ll \~u|\siilt»rul\li- ilisttllivv, und. with u. quick spring, it will luring up its hilnlquurtcrs to a l\e\'cl “itll the rest of tllc body. Sn, with nil four huofs close togctllur, the cllllulois will stnud puisx-ll on il point of rock not l»ru:.dl~r than your hnnd. (ln narrow. over- hanging ledges, some tllnuullnd feet high, tilcy wulk and gaze about, clijnyilig the security from pursuit. which such spots nl‘furd."

\\'hon one in-urs that thc cnergctic duohess. during

onc dn,\"s chase of the chamois ln the vulli-gr of the (le.-iso. hugged no less thnn a dozon ui' thnlm llnnp-

pi-r-.n»lml»ie unimhl ncrobuts, some notion of her ability us ii liulllrl-ss ran be gained.

lf .~'ilv succeed in ilntiin_t: as luarly specimens of the

non glusivi- grizzly, she will do fur better than the lunJorlt_\' of ardent .-Xnlorican lovers of the di_Hlvult and doings-rolls sport tio no\\':'ld-.lys. If she encountt-rs only one, sin- is liable to ilnd that one pretty nearly a hand-

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tul. For, ohserw.-s I’r<>sldont Roosevelt, “there arc anv- ilgc and cowardly bears, just ns there are big: and little mics; nnil sullwtilnt-s tliose vllrirlliolls nrt- \'cl‘y nulrltctl nlilnng hours ol' lht- sunii- district; and :tt other times all this bears nf one ilzsirlcl will socln to have 11 coin- nlon undo uf hc~li:l\'lur_ \\'hi<'h di:'l`vrs utterly from that of the bi.-urs of ltnothor di:-tl-it-i."

lint ont- thing i.< ct-rtllili: tho lzrlzizly tnkvs .1 lot 01'

killlnlr; unvl, llnlf-.-~:< tho ilu:-llrss of \'l~u|l<\nlc 1-:in shoot ns straight ns .\il'. ll|»n>n»\'i#lt nt thu t~l'il.it-nl lnulnont, even thc nlost rl-lirln_\: |lisp<».~'ilion on tht- l-eur's pltrt muy hc tl'nnsfm‘u\t-il tu uno ot' tllu.~'|- tt-rrillio ul\l\rges which ure pri-desilnt-il to cnd only ill tragrstly-either for thc bear or the <i\lcli<~.~s_ `

J”iili~iiE iD)iSlEASE oi the

‘F EAR.

RE you afraid? f

Is there four ill your liinklr-lip? Do

you t-xporiullce a thrill of tcrrrn' \vhl»i1 you go up in :in clcvutorl Arc you tilniri when

<~l'ossilq1.r the sirccii ilnvs ml unholy ilurrlir of gi-,rms ohst ss you( ilo you in-siiutc ui gi-uspilll; thc stmp in the t:‘<;ii.»,v car for four of lilicrobos, and tions il. dread oi' l\linerl~ll|o.~iis haluut you(

if so-want n\i\'i<'ri iii-ilcr go tn al iitwtor, Fear in itself, in-1-orliiilg to ill-ulwiiogi.-'ts, is not

a <ils<'u.~u-, It is pl'ri`roti_y llorlnui. It protect.-l one from iltwitii-llts lllui knoll.-4 one from hurlu. Hut -- ului this is iniporttlnt- -it lllny luft-uint-e ull obst-ssloll. 'i`|n-n it in-f-film-s ubuorlnui. il is ll disouso. And, uri-ivriliiug to ml\n;~.' pl|_\'.<it~iull.<, it is us fntui us typhoili, cunccr or tuhcrcuiosis.

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“ _EAR has become a lllsi-use with nnlny per-

sons," declares a well-known lloctni: "_-_Ld it ls one of the ilios* "::t:~.l. l\ff»il»-rn llfu, tyvith its str<>.~is, has l».tl'\l|:|_r up [lip "9,-veg

oi' many of us. liow often do we ll-our nt one cf our frlenilu `llrolnk!ng down suddenly nlld being gum. polled to thr~i'W ihlllitfl Ui# will 'nke n long sl-ll voy- age? But yrs.; would be surprised tn know thc part that fear plugs in tha nervous breakdown of many men. ,

"NntMng,' l‘lhstleve,~-so unatrinimtliexfgorvqa, w?ak»

emi the tuuisihutloli and depresses u son as dar. lt in mental pu. sun.

"Feai'-\\~‘:nt Norms dn:.~1 it not take? There is the

employe in constant ics: of losing his Position. There is the stool; .iiuier ln constant fear o A wiping out of his fortune. _

"Ali are uurfalrintg front the fcnr diltlnie. A ntrrmnl

and justillahle fqur in not unhnultliy. But tha fear that hsyonies chdonlc is u disause.

"Fe r--why. You use sylnprtolns of it every day.

The woman who shrinks when she rises in an eleva- tor, or prefers to 'walk flftsenfstorles, suffers from the d lease. `

"'l.‘l|o man who qillllddsrrnt the sight of an auro-

mobile and has a ~pu'escntimcnt that he will mt-st his death by being run down ll a victim

"The plrsnn who .travels about the city hy the way

of alleys. fearing opt-n streets. heads treatment.

“There are people. too who fear crowds of peo-

ple; others_wlio would rsthor walk than go into trol- ey cars, and some wh) dare not Ko nosv ls window of a high bulldln for fear they will be can-lad away by sn impulse to’ mp aM. And the- people possessed by an nbnormal to _nf GMGBIG ll ISK DIL

"You possibl ',-know msn who perpetually wash

their hands. Oltlrl--wear gloves- or-'fear of con- tamination In uarlr _ »on*tha street. Some tuks of! their shoes in their- Naya. _

"There are men o would run from .s oansump-_

tive person as from strgue, so fearful are they of contamination. I kno . of women -who walk the

streets with handllerclri ~to their noses. fearing to inhale (firm-laden dust. ‘

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W. A. ll.\il1l-iirullniau, who has 'hunted extr~n.=lvely

in tho t.:ri‘itt Nnrtl\\vr.=t_ tclls some stories of the vital- ity ol' this grizzly \\'liicl\ lultrlit w.oll give pause tu EW” so illll't\pld n iillntrcss ns sho is: v

"My truppz-r i-tuupllnious were in thé' hnhlt of erm!-

lnz lrun tl-ups for liaai'--contrivnncea enlpl0yin§ 11" “ld doulili--linrr--ll-li gun. with lvnrrels cut down til N015 thc-lr li-uxih. null londcd with two spherical h\illels,i1I\ sl-t in u pussni,'c\vuy with rl lillldquartsr of deer so dis- plilyotl thllt, whnn tho boar seized the bait, both btlf' rcls would discharge their loads into his brellst 0! throat. _

"\\'llcn ws rcnolleil tim tlrst boar trap We llW~ f"°"‘

quite u disinni-r oft, that it had bécn slli'\-HIS. 10’ fm snow was stnlncd with ilu.-kctftils of \|fIlHi- if M" surprising that tim anlmul was hntlylng there dead.n

“ilut gnnv tim hear wus. Wa followed the K0\’¥ U1.

:lt it giulnp. 'um trap, wc knew, had been snri-ms 1 ° evening lletnrt-. As no anl|ni\i_could survive such; wound very long, we expected. ol i;0urB0. !°_¢°’“° “po our di-nil prlzc nt. tiny nnin\e`nt. ' . a

"flu thr- othrr sldn of ‘tim valley' tho Ki`0U"‘l "Mb

quita sts-1-plv, und the slope was covered with the scrur ct-dur so nfu-n found clout- to tho.tlmher line. T0 0" aurp|~l>=c thc trrlll led up this alopu ~'

. - _gp “_ ~ ' to wus lvndlulr. Suddcnly Borenis,-my horsé. l1‘1‘_’"l°‘i .- ,

purulyzltll.; dreilil' oi’ a discuss which they luinglne they hllve. ‘-How many people ltulllrluo` they have tuberculosis, Hrlglws disease. dlnbelvs. iulvstinni .trouble and cou'tl¢ss~uther maladies, when thev are

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ghgurént results oi' tN2`llll'$iY‘|§9aii£il$@'l!.' 'wg-|‘|*B\l+» tigauo in-tlip part-hln :_-tfe¢‘.t,,oi‘ their tear."

R`so|int\y,news came from France of the tit-plnrnlile

condltlnlfof Ptiul Bourgét, the noted author .md drain- utlst. who is a victim of what his liil.\'H|v|l1t\. Uri

llodln, tieulgnules as the fear dluellst-_

1-‘or yt-urs Liourget. has iinagliivd hlmse-if thi- vic-

tim nf n sf-,rics of maladies, the latest llmtlzim-tl uttuck -luring dlabf-tes. For years he has occupied his spare time vornclously reading medical jn'lrnuls und nvldly iiuvourhi ' tho bookron the dlseuues with which hs

imaginetirhlinsclf aillietod.

l'nr ilvc was I he dgelured he was l\ vit-tim 0!

.lmlplent lor-omiiior staxla. He now declares that the ouse of-disiietes will bo fatnl. -Accmnpnltiorl hy his wife. he hallsft Paris for a watm-lm; pint-e. where the medicinal springs hrs supposed to be etlicucioul ln

curing. ur sl least umellorut |15. the disease.

Despite his lnlaglneti con tion. he continues to

write: He spent tha entire winter worklmr on "Tho Em|".Bn,_~.,, MW play. His ailllctlon |»o__mn many 705|-| 5 0, .md lm hapum d from sucodllslvn obses- -nlo||s;.r»?_vurious kinds. hen in_ the Unllod States twelhr ytu.i'a Ag ‘he 'r fuuod- to crt-as tha- llruoklyn

‘_IBrld e. lr would 'tall ¢i6,_dut;lsrud, from his weight.

' "ine -cnntlltlsn of 'i§nur¢et." d°°|'"`°" “ "°°‘°f. "ll aus snzlruly to tau. flvhdo become morbid. » Ana lt-In likely as vlqpnt u.u¢},iia_l|»n /disease as am or those he imnglnzm ntlilct h u'|.‘ _ _ "°=': "°"".“=‘.l".‘"":..l‘."‘.:‘.'.‘:.f.!:::l. l:..°.,i'-ll..:f‘

places, enr o o of l¢ ' ` tionl. fear of diseases, har at death and fear or liv- ing beings.

Any of these lnny lmcoilm c\:\l.:|:l‘rntvil and de.

velnp into what is virtuuliy :\ nn-ntul dlsenso.

"i~‘eur,ns s dlutilxc linu Ifvmmli- i~~unlunn within ro-

cent years. particularly in large cities," assevcrntcd an, utiiurity. "I’n.~.:|llly thi-_ high tension in which poodle Ive hrinlzu on morbid terrors. You know peo- ple vrsho suffer from it. . .'

"’ hers is the luiln ul-n is nfrnld to.A¢t fruit, for

four tif _l-It-rills. iii- vi llglts pu:3Jll\'e-ter hr nt the tlliullrht of wntlnc rn ‘. fruit. Ticre in lilo woman who is nfrnlii ot' »n::l.- 1-#_ \\h-l ki'ep\t5tio"mutcl\es In hor huustv in ll tin i- ._ .viii nearly 'IMI Hystcrics II l\ t‘:\l'~~l--s.~l gllmit Ii~i- :in-. ln- nhnut. `

"'l'|u-ro urn |»»»..|.|t» \.l .- .irc possessed hy the fenr

of pill:-4-sf, nf uoiuzz up 1-:fi ln buildings, who shun c<~v\\rivr|L~=4: f>l|».¢l`-' \'.\1~ -limits with unimaginable fright in ll. currlnlrv.

"Aliiilllg your lwtllii-lni':~rr~s you P1-olmllly know

lrlvn und \\'4u|wvi \\'ll'» lilo the up lar whgn may hour lhundl-r nr ri ig, and positively suffer during il storm.

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nnlulisll l»c~l‘i\u,uf he l`r.>n.rs to l\lllsl~.

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yn\|n'; ln'-in who i~'ufT~‘ri-l tiny kt-enrst ln- l~lu-_ i -_ And lm Llusllcs because

ii- :Mu in public, und when cnm-

lellr-d bv |'il‘~-lllllwtltln-4:: in uppi-nr hi-fore nn nanom- illlltvl l'-‘iililtll l||<~ tri--.ll~*.\'l rnni'usl1\|\ und distress. Mnny Iivn lu ronsiunl v»-:'i-or of i-ontaglon. Hundreds arc vlctlvus nt .1 luor. .il it-ar ot animals. of frogs. sunken. mice. 1.-ills.

"With lnnny It is it chronic, rlnmzerous disease."

A fnir prnportl-ill of Persons suftt-ring from fear

can be curr-l|i_ ly sligsziwf on. With mnny the- predis- posing anus- Is gil.-xi-;v vhmplnint. intestinal disor- ders und indlszcutlnn. ln lhls cans the thing to do accordintlf to :iw-mrs, is 1,.. treat the stomach. And Um nerves and lnlnd ulll rllrbt themselves.

clout-li down uudl-r inc lu object terror. Lonklnt lf:

1 sun' :L vt-ry llvo und very lnrge looking grizlly st.-...M ini: in it ruisi-<l position not t\v‘sl\'e feet from in’ horsws head. puwing the air with one -fursletrr “Ill ‘_ lin- other \;ns lmnglnu' down helplessly, evidentli ll’-‘

tori--I hy t. u trilp-lrun, ‘ ,

"How nu unluml with this wo`und co1uld hnvcmflnvsf

so fur uphill wus decidedly n puzzle whit . M me hai wt- illil uni try to solve. our escape from Mins dfth, to |>|c~.»¢».m ugulnst lim luw-hung ng branches 0. nge, scruh rednr, ns the horses, -tsrniilcdgout °f£\°|r 5° th. by the rl-iso proximity of tha haw dash lilly" “_ xslopi-_ wus almost us miraculous ‘b the _beurl D

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