El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-08
T ODAY Editorial Comment By
~ = "A Arthur Brisbane

I United STATES senators are asked
y 10 make Up their minds that wo-
men should vote. What kind Of a
mind is it that needs urging?
Do the senator's realize the load
that women are carrying in factories.
on farms. among the wounded. in the
hospitals?
Is there so much evil in the hearts
OF women that they cannot be al
lowed 20 express an opinion?
And is there any answer to the
truthful statement that the senator
who opposes the right OF women TO
Sue slt, ln lneir own government either
lachs respect for women or would
CHEAT them out Of their rights?
The ambitious HohenzolIern chief
started out 10 conquer and devOur the
whole world The latest news is that
MS people are eating the animals IN
the aagenbeck menagerie.
Savages have great faith IN the
erect Of food upon the mind. When
lion is killed the chief eats the
nearl 70 make him as brave as a
non sometimes ll.stl he eats the heart OF
There are possibilities in the eat
ing Of the Hagenbeck museum bv
Hrussian gentlemen
The hyena's heart undoubtedly
should so 10 the distinguished Won
Ilrpitz-it might help his submarine
campaign
The Associated Press mentions the
eating OF camel meat. horse meat.
DOG meat, and a great increase fn the
use and price Of the horse and dog.
more posi- bilities. II the human be-
ms absorbs the qualities Of the
min IS that he eats. The dog might
teach friendship. the camel patience
ana the difficult art Of drinking
water: and the horse. the right kind
OF ambition.
Four years ago the young crown
prince with the slanting forehead
was inviting his friends TO dine with
eney think Of Hagenbeck's museum
as substitute for Viosin's really
excellent coohng2
Many flying men died IN flames.
ould IT, not be worth while to ar
me turning Of lever might drop the
deadly fuel and save the Gyer2
Particularly important and inter
eslinE TO our war department and TO
the president is the KIND Of Ger
Lufbery
1t is described as a giant plane"
moving slowly. something QUITE new
The wings spread sixty feet one
man ran the machine. two gsnners
were in charge of machine guns.
The three were dressed IN armor
and inclosed in little cages Of armor
plate The engine and other vital
parts or the machine were similarly
protected.
One after another American fIiers
went up in light unarmored, ordi-
nary machines against this heavy ar
mored flying giant-it was as SAFE
against them as big crow against a
small attacking kingbird-
This seems to be another OF the
new things that the Germans have
been able to bring into this war OF
gas poison and Tame throwers-'
Against this armored flying tank
one American sent 800 bullets with
out result and against It Lufbery. the
best American flyer went to death
What a great last moment in life
when that brave young man. 5000
feet up in the air. unfastened the
straps that held his body to the seat
and sprang out to freedom and quick
DEATH
What picture for an artist with
imaEinationi What a change from
the little barefOoted boy on the Con-
necticut farm. carefully examining
the stone bruise on his heel. TO the
champion OF all American air fight
ers, AssiniE sea - - ~ aagatry