Show FRENCHMAN HITS EXERCISE THEORY r Declares Women Who Live Easy Grow to Be Older Tl Than an Men OPPOSED TO VACATIONS I Says No Athlete Was Ever I Genius or Intellectual Man Manan an Athlete I Republican Special Cable BY D Ul Sl SAINT HUMS Paris Parts Sept 13 Like LII Like 0 the late Jato Russell Rus Itus- sell Sage Dr Toulouse tho the famous French medical expert docs does not believe be- be lieve in vacations Dr Toulouse above o all nil objects to the tho Idea that itIs It ItIs ItIs Is necessary to rest the mind by exercising ex ex- ex- ex the tho body boy This axiom adorn adom he says Is proved by ph physiology to be absurd When the body boy gets get tired the mind does docs oes not rest To tako take a along along long JonI walk for instance after several hours of or mental work is simply adding adding add all I ing one to another The low physical l exercise the better Women I who as a rule do o not indulge indulge- in physical phy l- l cal live lon longer er than men Fresh air all and ono hours hour's wall walking a aday aday day ay Is all that Is Js required Dr Toulouse Toulouse Toulouse Tou Tou- louse boldly declares that no athlete was ever a genius and no man can over be much of or an athlete athlete You cannot spend your our vi- vi In two directions The system of ot taking a n. whole days day's rest every week and a a. month or two a at a time over every year ear is physiologically lous When Then we tako take our vacation Dr Toulouse says we generally devote devote de tIe- vote oto our line to some ome physical exercise exercise exercise ex ex- c cycling golfing mountaineer mountaineer- mountaineering ing or swimming to to which our body boy Is is not adapted It upsets our physique phy phy- and tho the fatigue reacts on our minds with the result that nine nino often ofen persons feel feci worse after a 0 vacation than when n the they started and unable to work properly We e do llo not need long rests wo we want short ones Do not rest IG 16 hours per pcr week on Sund Sunday but four tour separate half hours fours per day ay Do not rest ono one or two months a a. year car after aHer ten months of Intense life Jie an and work but divide divio those twelve months into half holidays holidays holidays holi holi- days of or delightful laziness What would you ou say of a man who would woul work unceasingly for six years cars end antl thou then spend a whole year in idleness S Yet this Is exactly what we do o on ona ona ona a smaller scale with of 01 our Sundays Tho Tito attempts by the Paris river police police- policeto to employ dogs doss as 38 a assistants In saving savinI persons from drowning has proved a 3 failure Most of tho the animals animals animals ani ani- mals arc are dead deall others have ha been dismissed dismissed dis dis- missed as unlit unfit for tho the service The only onh survivor Paris a n. splendid Newfoundland Newfoundland New New- dol dog ma may bo ho seen lazily licking licking- his paws In lit the sunlit spots of tho the quays It was in 1900 1700 that tho the first two dogs were ero brought to aid tho the river J police a n. few months later laler live ilvo moro were added adell and anel eventually eventually even oven lually tho the number reached 11 14 In spite of a long and antl difficult training the results however were meager Ono of tho river police agents told me yesterday that the tho failure was due duo In a great measure to the steepness steepness steepness steep steep- ness of or tho oho quay walls Dogs ho sal said aro are more Intel intelligent ent than men They rhey will only throw themselves into tho water from places which they can readily besides tho they aro not lot always inclined to get Set wet at all As a n. matter of oC fact tho the do dogs s can only be credited with the saving o of or orono f ono life Diana a 3 Newfoundland plunged ed from tho the Pont Neut to Lo land landa a man who had hall tried to commit sui sun tide cide After resting for many lung long years year in the tho museum at Ve Versailles cs tho the state Bt to carriage In which h the thc Empress Josephine Josephine Jose Jose- phine drove to after her divorce has Just made its appearance onto moro morn to the astonished gaze of or ortho the tho public in tho the Bois do l Known as the Opale the tho carriage retains much of or its time old splendor splendor dor being beinS' still ma magnificently enamelled enamelled enam enam- in royal roal an and gold old but tho the springs s creaked horribly and the tho pair pall of cab horses drawing it from one museum to tho the other got ot over tho the ground painfully and laboriously The Thelast Thelast last occasion on win which tho the was used was during the tho reign n of or Napoleon IlL on tho the occasion of tho the baptism of ot tho the Prince Imperial If Ir time tho police pollee find dogs oss useless as collaborators thieves and other dishonest dishonest dis dis- honest gentry would seem to find no difficulty In profiting profiling by canIne In Intelligence intelligence In- In as witness the following In Incident In- In A lady lay Mme 1 was taking her morning constitutional inthe in tho the Avenue do Jena Jonn A shabbily dressed individual followed by a t pretty fox terrier overtook her and antl asked her to buy the animal praising Its many qualities and tricks Including Including ing that of oC ropo rope skipping and carrying carrying carry carry- ing parcels The Tho la lady became In Interested In- In crested and wanted tho the dog do- put to test at once The Tho man told her to t o give o the satchel sho was carrying t to o tho dog and sho aho would see seo how cleverly clever clever- ly Iy he would carry It for her Dancel Dance complied The terrier amp amply Y fulfilled all its master masler had claimed Ho did skip not only with tho corbut cor corbut cord d but hut with tho the satchel containing 80 0 franca and J In ton seconds was out o of t sight Ight The Tho man needless to 5 say disappeared dlo- dlo appeared too and neither ho nor his hi cleverly cloverly trained terrier thief has been seen cen or heard of ot since Inee There Thero was much talk talie about a false alt Rubens in a R. Paris Parts court during a hearing but the tho Rubens spoken en n of or had nothing to do o with Hh tho the famous fa famous fn- fn painter and his works It was WaR all about a a. Mr Mt 11 Rubens a 3 naturalized American who died lied In Paris two years ago leaving a n. splendid mansion and anda a fortune of or to two other Americans American Mr Rubens had b been cn living for a number of or years ears In Paris and ind was as known to bo very cry wealthy lie He Ic was a 3 great art collector anti and tilled filled his houses with valuable work works When he died a a. number of ot nephews and antl grand nephews turned up and amI contested the will They alle alleged that t the person known as Mr Rubens was waR wasa waRa a false Rubens that his real name was waR Samuel Samu l and that lie had hall changed It in America to escape a charge of or theft preferred against him himas him himas himas as far back as 18 1816 G. G for which ho was sentenced b by default to six years years' Im lan- Ho tie had hall it is alleged escaped es escaped es- es to America where he made a fortune fortuno in tho the pC pearl rl trade and after oter becoming an arm American citizen had returned re returned returned re- re turned to Paris to enjoy his wealth The Tho court decided that under tho the circumstances cir clr- it had no jurisdiction anent tho the alleged false falso Rubens and tho the suit euit will have to be bo decided In America As to whether th time the allegation allegation allegation allega allega- tion Is true or not nothing can enn bo be known mown as tho the archives of ot the Pals Palais do o Justl Justice 1 were ere destro destroyed od by bv tiro after actor 1816 G. G Perhaps Samuel was aware of this and therefore felt feJt perfectly per per- safe sa fa in returning to Paris Darla |