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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-11
70 THE REPUBLICANS OF COD
INGTQN COUNTY.

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination as Rep
.resentatiye in the Legislature from
this county, and respectfully ask the
consideration OF all republicans at
the primaries on May 23rd next. II
nominated and elected i will do my
utmost to faithfully serve the people
|of the state and of this county in
which / have resided for thirty-two
wears.
i4s-4s Thomas N. Hagen,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-11
|BREEcHEs OR NO BREEcHEs2
THAT is A QUESTION THAT
PUZZLES WOMEN SOLDIERS

New York.-"Girls, would you pvt
your mothers in ~hreeches?
Eyes" came a mighty chorus from
the "girls'', but 1t had not settled ~
day whether the American Woman's
League for ~Self-defence will adopt
|breeches or skirts as part OF their uni
form. They did not vote.
Wouldn't you wear ZEN? querfed
one OF the girls of her mother.
II would" returned mamma, half
defiantly.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-11

well and favorably known by a large
circle of friends and acquaintanees
who extend to them best wishes for
success. as it is believed that they
have not only the disposition and the
ability to operate one of the most
aggressive and successful stores, but
that they are possessed in a high de
gree of those qualities which are
bound to win.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-05-11
WORD 70 DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

To the Democratic Voters of coding
ton County:
earnestly urge all voters who have
at Democrats to vote their
party ticket in the primary election
Iof May 23rd.
~. II. King,
Democratic County Chairman.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10

Nl1nn nuf Der UnQetlnaten Bant cer@
Id(eiert unpilltirlih feline 9H1sn
uuo he6t bic 0auo etipds empor, M5
Oh er oapor 3uriidfabrs. SIN n0h~
ten Nu9en6Iid mag er 6eihmcxeRr
0nb bas Nle1er ibm ni6t ge1ore.
oaB er es ME 5uoor geieben baSe=
aber ct bot lid terrlten! Sin echins
Gritaunen betunoet ii9 burdl M8
Grbeben Der 6Gnoe in Der 2uit nab
oft onrh oaa Steeden oes Munhcs
nit Der inneren QanofIG8e. ER
@eriud, oieIe %8yregungen nad1su
tGuIheg, miiroe ioicrt oils Ioldier yIE
ertennen ietn.
gu osn @rfii1len, pel6e I'M
I6tperiten gu entoeden iinp. geh0rx
bos Der 8eradtung, oa Mol iidl ss=
Ionbers 9roBe 0tiibe aibt. bielcibe
aus 6ofIid)tet, ooer aus ionftiaeR
@riin0en gu psrtereen. Dem Id0rf
linni9en 9epbaAter iebod entndbx
Dieies gefiibl ni9t; IS betunost
ourm einen tiinitIi6su, beina6e nd
ielnpen 9pn bee Stimme unh guzE
Gcneiterung Der NoIenIoher. 8Ef
beben lIt Die Shultern ettpas. ais
oh BIZ Der on Seriube. ii6 nit &C.
malt in cine anbere 4tmoIpbdre but
Elm gu bebeu, uno mitunter miro oer
2ttem raid ourA bic NiiItern einae=
3ogen. 6iir ismouo nit einem lduf=
rigen 0epiien 1T es i'm @eridIt2=
ioal Iebr i6mer 8era6tung 5u leu@
6ein; Iplne 8erIu6e teanSeiduER
iid pur6 etnds oas Elm perGhtiide5
QG6elE iein io1. p6breno bic lDiu=
lide 0erddtung beionoers nit Suru
gepaart, lie lddeIt. 0at iemdnS st
aen ~beItimmten GntialuB aefabt. To-
prebi tr pl0BIidl Die 2ippen 3uIaE
men. nu0 Der aorper ma6t cine led
he 8eneglng rtidlpdrts. Dies iff
pertroll fir biz 8spbahtuua ciHcz
4n9et!agten iotpte aud Der 8eftiBoe'
renen.
Oas iino mir Elm puar YeiIpigle
'lr icbt piele, User peId1e Iif afzEset
9iihet idreiben lieBen! SIN aIg
meinen lam nan iogen, bub. ie
mebr cine perion an etnos iuterxE=
iiert lit, Deito me9r oas %IogenRuEiS
llnterbeipuBtiein ieine eigenen Wose
geht, bic gar nidt nit BEN beipukkD
2teuberunaeu iibereinitimmeu m6aD
hber ben lpobren M;nfheu 3ei1eH-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
ScOcr Itia cigcicr Sctc.iiY?
GipaS ppu Der &'iTeniMoit pom nnnicr
bemuFicu 5eltil".

Ieueroiu98 nat Iib MEIER eth
5netJ iiir Menid)tns 9sobddtuug
uno piiie.tih 1ftIide unteria9ang
berm's0eoiIoet. Der cor a1en i'm
s,t,mmulipeien 4|npenouaa finoet,
aber itd ~teinesntgS OIf oieles 5u be-
i1rdnten braudt uno pon irleno Ell
mem guten uno tunoigen Seo6aGter
in it.nem alitds liden 2sben uno Sc
lhaft 81 o~llerbuno ,3peden 6enuBt
peroen tam. Gieier 6orIdungss
3pon9 IGuIt aui tIhts ~gerin9eres
binaps. ais ie0en MenIden s5u leis
mem sigeneu 0etettip Su mnden."
8egenitnno oieIsr 5pridungen lit
cine Dten9e unireiiniuiger uno uns
bepGbter torperliher 8epeguns
gen uno 8erdnoerunger, aus nenen
3eobodter gu leoer gegebenen 3eit
8eoun:en uno Gefiible Der betreffens
ben @erIon uu0 mitunter aud ibren
au9emeinen Gboratter Ieien. bile
eieIe unbepuBten AeuBerungen pes
inneren Nieniden louen bei alien
perIpnen unter oenielben untitdnoen
aeil5 oiefelbeu iein uno bober
in alien 6dIen untrIgli6e 4nSeiher
Der innsrn Asgungen biI0en. Hur
duBerit penige Meniden boben cine
TO polltommene Gontrolle iiber ith,
oob IL oas @iniretfa iol6er Griheis
munger permei9en t0unen. anbersrs
ieits piro oerlidert, bob beipuBte
BerIude, Iolde @rineinun9en II a d@
5uabmen, tsinen mirtli1el, Aen=
ner Idiid)en tolnten, pielmebr ihon
an unb fir iih gu 0errdtern mir
ben.
Sin heionoers iideres Barometer
Der Inneren 8elpegun1en bilUen Ole
atigen uno namentlih bic pupiaG
bes au9es, tpeldle It4 bel GROCER Sc
miits 8etpegung erpeitert ooer 5u'
Iammen3iebt. Sin WenI6 mag A,
Is. DOR perhnltenem Nerger gnnJ
fhned iein un9 bob eIeid5eitig cine
better. Stimmun5 CUR Sdau tragsn.
aus9enommsn feline 4u9en, beret
QupiIlen fi6 3uiommsn5ieben unb eli
nen unnotiirIifen S6immer Seigen,
ihm p0lig urbenubt. 6untelnoe
Qugen iinb gep0bnIid elm 4nseiten
innerlider !9niterie, unb bos 5unteIn
1T eieentlih nur elne perltGrrre 1rGs
neu 6 4usfdeibun9. 0as roi6e
Sdlieben Der 4uaen lit Elm 4n3eihen
elmer unonsenebmen grIhiitterung.
60 mag elm GaipaIt i'm 8eri9tss
lnaI pIOBIi6 Elm Mefey pol3eigen.
peldes nnbe benz Shauplab zines
WOrpes gefunbs'. fpuroe. - uno Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10
GOrtiebuns folgt).
9lippcnbcluphncr 4lasfas.

Vidt ppn potgeIdihtIihen Slip
penbr9len Meaiden, nie iensn oes
5uolpeItens, ioa bier Die aeoe iein,
ionoern BON beuti9en MeniAentins
oern i'll Dem alten olostauiiden
5td0t1en &etditau, Die Iiigiidl
e6enIo genonnt nerDeR t0nnen.
C.etbifan, has betbt, Der 0ei6dftss
tell, liegt gerate aui Dem Noiier;
Der in1fen lit 9albmonoiormig uno
olr6 SnieIn gei6iBt, uno rings ods
binter erbeben Tid Die 8erge gleid
Qrinen Bdaen. 8os gon5t 8es
jhdftspiertel urten itebt nuf pfdblen
nit 9%loatennert fir Die StrnBen,
Da Iogut fpie gol tein 8oritrnno pors
bunoen iit. pferbe iino bier unbes
iiebt, pu ibre 6ufeiien bic pldnfea
gu Iebr perDsrben, unO pnbri6einli6
nirb fiinftigbin c3r 8ertebr aus
fdIieblid) nit 4utomobilen unb Mos
ors2aItmdgen betrieben fperoen.
Oieie pfablsStaot 1T bic neuere.
46er Der Wo6nuagsteil Der Gtaot
lieat qans in ben Seitsn elmer alippe
bod obenl 90 tell it es bier, oak
ma niibfom 3reppsn binauftIims
men mub, I'm GENTLE StraBen gu err
reifen. pdbrenD anoere Stroben 9es
uunoene 8retteripege baben, uno
ii6er bic plontea nod Ssitsn6rettden
genageIt frs, um Der beitdnoigen
8eTa5r oes Qu$gleitens e~ntgegeu3ua
pirteu. Wan bat bier nirgenbs Elm
mDeres GeFdbl ols Oh man 2eitern
9iuauflteigen mafe, UNI bic Oobns
6eime betreteu 8u tonneu; unb Oers
mutIi6 piirosn iih pue6lo 5nOianer
Don Rem Werito DOsr ari3ona bier
ebr 81 6duIe iuhlen. n6gelehen
ireilin BON Der uiigepobnt iiibIen
Eemperatur! 5eoeufails 1T aet6itan
zines Der maleriihiten arttiiden
Stdot9en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10

Den bringen tam! IDsroings. Co
numb, mir bsi0e osrltsbsn uno perz
ftGAhigen uns nidt. llnirs 4uffafuns
gen ittp unpersinbur -
pSitte 9opo, 9anS fertig ma i'd,
oa ib sinmaI aud bier reoen mub,
rigeutlid nidt. Die 9ouptiade tam
crit -
Die Sauptiu8s 3 Run gut, re.
oe -"
.9as alIes gilt fir ben 6aG, oub
man oiaiem e0eln Yfsil etlpos nad@
nGdft. Wenn obsr ni6t, lpsnn er
Ii6 berdusorebt, pirh Der Staotss
anipoIt SORT itebenbleibsn, no IS Dir,
no es uns pobt2 Rum lob ibn mad
9ans sreifen. Aod Dem uni6uIbi-
gen 9ons! WeId Elm SHUTTER fir Die
Seniotionsluit Der Msuge. Damn
eril miro Nolf ieinen 0EgantentoMpt
uno i'd tperOe meme Sriiis babeu."
agiod aneoem Ourft' i'd nift fra
gen -
n@s,8eib' penn i'd berb peroe. on
geiiltteit mir oo4 unbe9ren5te Offens
beis 20
nSSa. ID min gauge Nc0Ibei
Gut, 0os nenn Id bi5arren
Heftstrpb, Ser etlpos SelbImoroeris
ides bar. - llnR nun bas Masrs
ldlimmiie -"
rWas2"
.@enn bob has unoentbare ai6t
nur nen.bor. forbern tpirtlid nire.
@ann !Sons bier mar oas Gift 9es
bradt un6 Sonte ermorbet bat, mubs
lsii on i'm oem Sentsr ooer minoe-
tens Dem 3udtbaus. bod uno uns
alle Der Sdanoe iiberIiefern9"
Der alte 9err buds. Den iungen,
idmG6tisen Nlum l9ien er nit Der
Jauit nieberi6mettern gu polen, bic
ii6 empprredte.
SAL iugte er. .9ei Soft, bas
mubte idl aomme fir uns. mas ba
ppne!"
9uf benz 5Iede orebte er ii6 uno
Idritt ourds Simmer.
Gomun0 fab frageno auf WoIf.
Ser i6iitteIte able6neno Den &opf, als
noute er iaeen: 4uh i9 perltebe
nidt, pie bu 0ieie Jra9en nur %ellen
tanrft. Qber niemano Iprad pernebms
LID.
Miinh lam Suriid.
IS tit gut. i6 babe eure Wi1enss
meinung seb0rt. 2oBt mid nun nl>
Iein. 9as Sdidial felt eu9 auf
cine Probe. Sebt. mie ibr iie beitebt.
9ptt befpblen!"
gBoIf trat auf ben poIi5eirut gu.
r2ebe ppbl. Pupu, uno re9ne auf
MIDI -"
Wlit einem !SGnbeorud idisoen iie.
@bmuno Itredte gleihfallS bic t9ono
pin:
.9u pOIltsit Die son3e Babrs
belt -"
% nabm Miind ettpos ipiOerltres
benp aud OieIe 9ano:
sJd, pas fpoute l1
Damn gingen tie.
Nebeneinanoer Ihritten WoIf uno
Gbmuno Den Siesgons binab, am
8ittertor trenaten ii1 ibre Wege,
Gum erIten Wiale batte Der OffiSier
etfpas nie cine Sdeioetpauo empfuns
Den. Die iib 5pii6en ibm uao ietnem
Shnd9er aufrihtete,
Sin @efiibI Der Gntfremoung be-
Idlid i'm.
Soqte benin oieIer &onflitt ole
8anbe pertrduli6er 3uiammengebo'
rigteit lodern?
Wie unbebagli6 BAG mar! unf
mas Diiroe nod tommen2
Slirreno fiel Die Sir ins S6lob.
Gs mar, oils fiele ie 5piihen ibnen
81.
sic rei9ten fib bic 9dnbe.
,2ebe pobl!!" = .2ebe pnbI!l"
llno iiber oas Wieiensrun heriiber
Hang aug benz 9ausflur Der 8ilo
@sdenroIe Der Song, Der bic 5ami'
lie Wiinb gum. arg ~ueripdteten Mit'
tageiien rief.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10

pas 9ie6 m iibliaen Rie6er
taliiornien Dat iib an bic bortige
I~rpdenbeit 10 gsp0bnt, boB es nur
ale paar 5oge sinmoI trintt.
Sn sinem Gramm nran 1T bic
Ielbe Gnergiemenge aufgeipeidert, pie
in a4t 3entnsru gutter aobIe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10

s nj Sabre1915fino i'm
8e5irt Der &aiierIihen Sberpoitbires=
ticu Berlin fpegen gutter 5iibrnrsq
Inb Geiitun9en 3lpDlf Bplfinione ruT1
ts6stupoItborucrn uno 81 nit Ghz
eupe;tfden aasoe5eihnet noroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-03-10

Run. bite, iprih ou!"
Gomuuo Idhelte nerlegen.
sd babe ei9,ntli9 Oriben f6on
meine 0teinung geia9t. Sbetla uno
id iinb 3ubem eini9 uno benten niht
baran, uns ourh bas, mas geiheben
1T, trennsn az ldIen, Wds mir be-
iorgen, III, 6ab ihpere, iebr iapere
S6atten auf unfre 3utunft folIen
nernen. Wolf erpartet Sample. 81
finb oas pobl' Sample NIT ben Seis
nen, mi: Stonoesriidiihten, idliebs
ltb nit 8orurteilen. SD bin aoufs
mann; fir mid geht e um 4nieben
uno Stipulation, ole iid in reale
Wsrte umleben. @iet proiaii9er. OieI
niidterner oils Ole GrtrasG9renros
mantit beg OffiSurs lit oas a6er
msin @ott. mir t6nnen ni4t ale
nn6 oetielbsn 5aFon gliidIi4 tper.
ben. Sd teiIe au9 ieine 4niidl nift,
bag bu, go3a, gum 8eriht gsben
muBtsit. aIB bod Die 9erri4aften
f%eitteuen, edB jener Ytetl 3ante Sos
pbie pergifpt 6at. 0sm geidob Elm
unreft. tpenn niemanO auf Den Of
bdnten tom, ooB Elm U3or0 geihebn
,it2 Die 5ante miro nidt Iebenoig,
bic flni3ebntouisno Wart tommen
nift fpie6er, tpenn man ben 8feiI
t0pft, dber mir Ha5 uHIiebiam IN
ZEN Wittslpuutt Ser Ssniation ses
ridt -"
MIn9 unterbro6 i'm 8ornig.
.unlisbfdm, 5as III bas re4te
BOrt, unlisbiom! 1aB oas 0eidait
ni6t leibet. lit Die 9auptiade, Der
Dabrheit ausmeideu, psHn lie S9as
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02

time It was easier. Now I don't mind
Il at ALL"
You're not afraid?"
Not a bit. That does no good. And
II you have a proper machine, test II
before you go up and know how to run
II. you're as safe in the air as you
would be on a train or in an automo-
bile"
How old we're you when you began
to Hy?"
Sixteen. I was in my last year al
high school. lived in Jackson. Miss.
] read everything I could find about
airships and a%viators.
Il leased for a long time before I
could induce my mother to let me fly
I'd get her to the point where she was
almost willing. and then some aviator
would be killed and I'd have my work
to do all over again. ! used to wish !
could hide the newspapers.
Finally she said yes. and | went at
II In earnest and learned all ! could
about the business
Miss Stinson is thoroughly con.
WINGED that aviation is a woman's pro.
tession and hopes to see more girls
learn to fly.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02

largest box for the wood ducks. The
big fresh water lake on the estate will
be made attractive to ducks by plant
ing suitable food, with the hope that
now and again mated pairs will re-
main to nest.
OF the many big estates in Green
witch, that Of Commodore Benedict Of
fers the greatest natural advantages
for ~scientific conservation work and
prominent Audubon workers r coop
Grating with the commodore in carry
ing out the plans for the project.
One of the scientific advantages to
be gained by carrying out this plan.
II is pointed out, is that the birds will
rid the beautiful gardens of the es-
tate OF their insect enemies.
The unusual interest in birds In
Greenwich and vicinity is due in large
measure to the fact that the Green
witch Conn Press has a bird conser'
walton editor and publishes bird stories
and notes in each issue. 1t is probably
the only weekly paper in the United
States that prints a regular feature of
this kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
SHOW TWO ERAS IN SHIPBULDING

old square riggers" are being pressed
into service.
Built in the shipyards of Dartmouth,
Mass. in the days when boats were
built on honor, when nothing but sea.
soned timber was used, and with her
sides filled with rock salt to preserve
her timbers which have been soaking
whale oil for over half a century. IL
is no wonder that there is not a drop
Of water in her" although her pumps
have not been touched for a year and
a half.
On the way down she was visited
by two men who shipped in her as
cabin boys, one over thirty and the
other over fifty years ago. Bottled to
the floor of the cabin, which is
reached by means Of a little crooked
stairway, is the table; on either side
Of 1t a long bench, and swinging over
head a wooden rack for glasses and
cups. 1t vas here that the after
mess" gathered to eat their salt
horse" and biscuits. to drink their
grog and swap yarns. In the cap
tain's cabin is the only concession to
comfort, in the form of a bed hung
on pivots at either end so that II
would stay level as the vessel rolled.
House About Wheel.
The wheel which was built on the
arm of the Fudder travelled from
side to side as It moved Dle rudder.
1t is housed in so that the man at
the wheel could only see that part
of the deck where the mate paced
back and forth giving him orders. and
a glimpse Of the sails. through an
opening in the roof for that purpose.
in order that he could keep them
steady.
Above the main deck OF the Morn.
ing Star are two boat decks" on
which we're nested the whale boats,
an extra supply OF which was al.
ways carried, as sometimes an extra
lively whale succeeded In destroying
n or more. Amidships under one OF
these is the kettle for trying out the
oil.
Away forward down through a lit.
tie opening is the "fo'c'sle." II is
dark and small, with rows Of hunks
on either side, resembling bins IN a
stock room. No light, no ventilation,
II is small wonder that rum and to.
bacco were in demand here. But gone
are the days Of whale cruising and
along with them the men and the
stories Of the whalers. Even as we
peer into the dark and try to repeo-
pie in imagination the old "f~o'c'sle"
we are called sharply back to the pres.
ent by the rising note Of the hammers
ringing on the plates Of the new bullA.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
WARNING ON LAZY HUSBANDS
Charities Organization Forcing Habit
ual Loafers to Work or Serve
Terms on Penal Farm.

Martinsville, IRd.-The executive
committee Of the Associated Charities
is making war on lazy husbands. John
Gourley has been fined $40 and sent
to the penal farm for 30 days I'M
der the lazy husband law. Charity
will be given his family while he is
away. Charles Kenworthy, when be-
fore Judge Whitaker. charged with
being a lazy husband, was permitted to
go on his pledge to obtain work. He
has left the city. James Padgett,
when charged with failing to support
his family. promised to leave town II
permitted to go. The opportunity was
given him. The charity association
is willing to give assistance to all
families in need of help, but 1t is not
willing to encourage laziness of hus-
bands.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02

downward curve, then sheered up and
back yer her own path. her head and
the upper part OF her machine down
ward toward the ground.
For a moment the engine stopped.
Then the tune OF II began again. Cath
crime S%tlnson. for the several hun.
dredth time, had iooped the loop. and
three minutes later she landed with.
out ever a Jolt. She had been IN the
air not more than ten minutes.
The keen wind had sent the tears
streaming down her cheeks. but she
was smiling and utterly u~uconcerned
She's Not g Bit Afraid.
What in the world induced you 70
attempt looping the loOD7" she was
asked.
4 didn't want the men to be getting
ahead Of me all the Tina" she said
naively. Il just thought that ! could
DO what they could. When / nrst tried
the loop last July ! had never even
been passenger with anybody who was
attempting Il. lost my sense OF a.
r0ction entirely for a few minutes.
but nothing happened and the next
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
DELEGATES ACRES TO BIRDS
Commodore Benedict Plans "sanetu.
airy for F%eathered Tribe on Con-
nectieut Estate.

Greenwich, COMPLAINS for con-
verting his beautiful estate of more
than 100 acres into a model bird
sanctuary" have been made by Com.
modore E. c. Benedict. who at the age
of e%ighty-two attributes his good
health to his love Of the great out.
doors and its wild creatures.
The first step in the creation of the
sanctuary" will be to drive out the
English sparrows. the "gangsters" of
the bird world. and the hundreds OF
crows which have been attracted by
the food to be found on the estate at
low tide.
Nesting boxes will be provided for
such birds as will use them, from the
smallest for the house wren to the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
Old Whaler and Recently
Launched Submarine Lie
Side by Side in Docks.
OBJECT LESSON IN PROGRESS
Ancient Bark Recalls Romantic Days
In Sea History-Her Neighbor
Man-Made Whale No Tar
Ever Dreamed OF.

bridgeport, Conn.-Made fast to the
dock Of the Lake Torpedo Boat com
pany are two boats brought together
by the caprice of circumstances, yet
furnishing a most striking and sugges.
tive contrast. Each represents an era
Of American sea history-one that is
already past and another that is Just
opening.
The bark Morning Star Of New Bed
| ford. over half a century a whaler
whose every yard and plank recall the
romantic days when New England sea
men brought home their cargoes from
! every sea. when voyages we're three
and four years long and wind the only
motive power, stands for the past.
The LIB. in its fresh coat Of gray
paint, the newest submarine just on
the ways a man-made whale such as
no tar ever dreamed of. stands for the
new ~seamanship.
II is nearly seventy years ago that
the Morning Star sailed out Of New
Bedford harbOr carrying a crew OF 81
on her maiden voyage. Il is less than
two years ago that she zane in from
her last cruise for whales bringing 500
barrels Of oil in her hold. And II was
only the other day that with her can
vas and rigging slowed under her
deck. with bare yards hanging like
reversed muskets. she was towed down
the sound. to be pulled out and over
hauled. In a few weeks stripped and
altered. her days of cruising and 70
nance over. she will commence TO
serve out the balance Of her life In
some mental occupation. either as a
tender or freighter.
Used for the Movies.
Last summer she was used in pro
duclng several movie" features. Had
II not been for the val Il is probable
that the Morning Star would have rot
ted the balance OF her life away al
some out of the way docks. but the
demand for anything that will float
is so great at present that even the
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
She Hanqs Head Downward.

She made two long. loose circles o.
the speedway. On the third time
around. when she was about 2 600 feet
80 she told m afterward-above the
earth. she made a swallows smooth
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
WANTS GIRLS TO
TAKE TO FLYING
Girl VINO Loops the Loop Says
Aviation Is WOman's
Profession.
NOT THE LEAST BIT AFRAID
Catherine Stinson. Southern Maiden, .
Gypsy" Thrills Spectators With
elants High In the Air-Hangs
Head Downward.

New York.-A gypsy girl, brown
skinned and with curls flying free. a
girl who weighs only 1O4 pounds and
Is a trine over FIVE feet in height. and
not yet twenty-one years old. has just
topped the loop In her own aeroplane
at S%heepshead Bay speedway. 1t IS
the first time any woman has per
formed this feat in New York city, and
Catherine Stinson probably is the only
woman on earth who can perform II.
It was at twenty minutes to eight.
long after sunset. that Miss Stinson's
biplane. with a vicious spurning of the
gravel beneath Il. scared into the air
scared up. IN. till It seemed nothing
more than a dark dragon fly playing
aerial tag with the moon and the eve.
ming star. The buzzing beat OF the en-.
CINE came to me more and more faint.
W as I shaded my eyes from the Grim.
sohPH8re beside me. which was to keep
the avlatrix from landing on her spec
tators.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-06-02
WHITE and ANDREWS
Attorneys At Law

WASHINGTON LOAN s. TRUST BUILDING
WASHINGTON. d. c.
Special attention to public Land and Mining cas-
IS before the General Land ONCE and Interior
Department. PATENTS POI INVENTIONS
The Washington times., 1916-02-19
cITY's HOUSING PROBLEM

Washington has heretofore had
Senator Works word for it that the
city was infested with slums. Now
comes Mrs. Albion Fellows Bacon,
author of the Indiana housing law.
and asserts that housing conditions
here are q national scandal"
In few sections, and in some al
leys, conditions in Washington are
pretty bad. No one will gainsay
that. Neither can anyone deny that
conditions have been vastly improved
since Washington discovered It's own
shortcomings and one Of its own
charity workers wrote q book expos
| ing conditions. Moreover the city is
on the road to improvement by vir-
tue Of the law by which alleys must
be vacated by July I, 1918.
The situation does not call for any
more undertaking, but for intelligent
study. It does not make for clearer