The Detroit times., 1910-01-07

the outlook for aeroplauing.. ~
soon as the press ASou$- u$--ho4-ooouD-
groups OF newspaper men ana v0C
: waiting on the dock he had noGu
duty and he had done IT," No G1
knew better than he the flrst QooD1I(
usually put to distinguishes vlG11
on their first appearance In New lei
So, little Nine. Paulhan was but &
lowing instructions when she boo1r
right after the introductions, pE1N.
and all In one breath.
II think New York is lovely, gronH
wonderful!" she exclaimed. II thin
the women are beautiful, vonoorG
too--the most beautiful and wun1oU
full and brilliant In the worlAs~
l interrupted the little story VIZ 4
question.
"This is your first visit to ~
York, you say, madame. You hGV1
been here Mt least two hours, and y1I
have seen how many New YotG y,
men?" 4.
"Oh. Ave." shecried enthusiasts
ly. "Ffve--newspaper women! An1 [
think New York women are rn0<
learned and wonderful end
| Well done, Mr.. Publicity Promotes
Score for you!
Her Trips In the Air.
Just the same. wanted 10 heVt
Nine. PaulhRn tell me about her trir1
In q flying machine, and she did -
well as to give voice to some really
naive first impressions when (D(H
rallied her In q corner by heroG)f -
the press ngcnt sat In the centot e
a group OF admiring newspaper me0
and talked learnedly about motors aE4
models and horsepowers and totally
IuninteresIing things.
What did you really think of NeW
York as you first saw IT coming up ~
bay?" l asked her.
"Oh, five," she cried enthusiastic11-
The brown eyes that laughed an
twinkled all the time twitched some
more az she replied with enthusi4sm:s =
THAT 1t Is tall; oh. so tall! That
II Is an awfully tall place to ny over!~
but you have flown over tall places
bcforeg"
"Yes. many times: hut the hisheet
flight l ever made was at Broo11an6s,
England. whore we reached 4 Het4hk
OF $50 feet But they say these buI)d-
ings are 1000 feet high-Aone 0R
them!" she added. wonderingly sThat
was the longest flight ever made,
too, for wc went IL miles through the
air In the most delightful trip yo1
lever could imagine!"
Aeroplaning is more than q fad with
Nine. Paulhan. / found. after talking
with her few minutes 1t Is absolute
lily an obscssion, the only thing ths<
interests her outside OF M Paulhon.
the little three-year-old Rene who WA
left In France with his grandmothor
when his young mother came "a ~
over America. and the highshying doG.
Her enthusiasm grew AZ she told q
the trips taken through the air, 1vo
OF them, most OF which had been maAG
in Belgium.
What intersstsd Her.
"How did you ever come 20 h9Sl
such ali interest In flyingT ! asked
lis II not natural?" she parrlo0
with another question. 1T was th1
only thing besides me that intereotod
Louis, so why should / not share 4
with him" / used to be so afraid t01
him, too, at first when saw him ma1e
flights I would shut my eyes tighl
when the machine scared into the a1r
afraid to look for fear someth1n(
would happen to him. Then. one day
he decided to let me make a trip win
him. Oh, It was grand-wondorxnl'
| cannot describe the sensation!
reminded me of when l was vof1
little girl. and used to 60 skating. w
used to skate round and round to go1z
momentum. Then we would stop Won
ing an effort, and let the momontnu
and the wind carry us along. Flynn
felt Just like that--like floating. ~
It afraid, Was not Louis there beo14I
It me and why should l fear? Nevo
z since then. have / felt the least foo
s for him when he makes a flight. u
is so capable-so grand! But
course. would rather be with him.
J hope to make many flights aftGe -
I reach Los Angeles. Oh. II wuUGI
] only knew how delightful flying 4
! they would scorn such things % %
} tomobiles or yachts or anything :
-, that sort
Nine. Paulhan has brought with ho
: the very latest thing in aeroplanln
:, costumes She designed II hersel1
- and Is proud OF IT, Naturally. the me-
" reporters had forgotten to ask aboo
: IL: quite as naturally wanted TO knov
:, all about Il. with an enthusiasm eQun
y TO Nine. Paulhan's own.
MY costume is of brown corduroy,
~ she explained 1T is made with
y Russian blouse. which fassens all aionI
y the side with big beige buttons. AM
Is there are CUTS and a collar of greer
y leather. The skirt. which is the or
binary trotteuse length. is a divides
one, but sort Of apron buttons Owe
G. the front Of IL when | am on tn
Is ground. so II resembles perfectly
n. proper walking costume then.
=, with Il | wear high laced boot
~ and tight little brown velvet cap
r. with fur around the face and tied m
In der the chin with big green chihoz
IL streamers.
r Although she Is only % years old
a four years younger than her darinl
nj husband. who has made $4,000 u
mr. two months through his exploits =
o an aeroplane. Mime. Paulhan has ga1D
is cd an enviable reputation for intrepid
is daring. One cannot help but b<lfev<
n. her as they gaze into her brown eyeo
81 which look out at vou with all ~
81 bravery in the world. that she know
mot he meaning OF fear. d
a Built In 1886, the oldest steambo4
i. I'm commission in anv part of the wog
n navigates the Hrdson river w;eA ~
a. loriSinal machinery.