As a traveller Mrs. Edgar has! made her reputation in for own right. With her it is nota case of reflected glory from a famous hu: and explorer and traveller. She took charge of a party of scientists as interpreter and guide and for tw9 weeks led them over the high passe: where the German aneroid failed to register higher than 14,000. She had really scaled two passes of over 16.- 000 feet without Knowing it. She' is 8 fearless horse-woman and rides at will up and down these " precipitous slopes in high altitudes and all kinds of weather, without fear or question, These great open spaces, tremendous altitudes, and the" gorgeous Panoramic scenery, play a great part in developing intrepid, fearless characteristic, as well as exerting a marked broadening effect on character and temperament. Mrs. Robert Cunningham accompanies her hus band for a month at a time over the high passes and camps among the nomads attending to their sick and} ministering to their many needs. Dr. and Mrs. James are now out on taels first month's itinerary over the great asses ministering to the needy as they go. Mr. Edgar has the reputa-ion of being the most unwearied and successful literature distributor on the border marches. It is great to] see these heroic souls in action and enjoy the tonic ozone of their geographic heights and their contagious enthusiasm. It is truly living ina) new world,
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