,
ouo batters l'eet.
‘ is nroboble that the new defender will:
. - mmwwiouemw
' ‘ ‘lilierreshbiilhaumhlle nil conundrum
moan Mr levy-tom Palace the new“ 0! ‘
”l“ 3“le York 'Wm.indertiuf
if
measurement- son
‘ new onerous
W
Morris-he’ll benign-due {to _: , firs
. Foot on Witcr‘ladfl‘m” ” a.
’ Sail Aron. . f “
.. cutaneous some hulbmroomoel-
W‘tb‘mohe bythe Motions emv
“l'bodieill‘rin the rules now do ioroo.‘
NEW YORK, loom Wynne new . Moreover. the lbummlhfibm I"
defender of the mammals Gull. which“ first” well he“ by those ”WWW;
rule Horseshoifs, ‘oi Brietol."lmve un- WWW" 0‘ advance ""9 will! mm "
noel-taken mhmmfirfifimm .09 overutle limes Will‘be in the retinal
“Now York Yeoht mun; “ ""1““, mutant tint mom within the dimension”
. ._ i
red by Commodore Walters. will be hgfiglVen. . ,
feet long he ltno‘lmn wannm’ {.53 emu urn: lam. ,
fleet and possibly a manilflflldnover‘; 1t ‘ls true that our. ammunition}
mil. end “will have 9. quarter ‘beam’imiit anther exceedingly mint. Wants“?
length or 63.5 last, extreme hmi'uuflng the past eight;mm.md notuh
‘lengthr‘otrsxx, ”beam/beam m, 'b‘ly eel-footer two years into which;
22 feet, a,urahgh‘t or «137,5 not, -a was phenomenally imtlillor‘her sine}
.Ijlgplacfiment of gush“), over .3300 :undwl‘rlch did noteoonrwm exactlylm a
'Mt. or about 191, tough“ will the aproportions outlined. dint since-
;have’a sail area of flDDl’Olenmly 111‘. that boat was built it haslhlen enacta ,.
» gorilla lthe measurementmlle that anyfi
All olwwhlch constitutes a :utrong ”Winn from lair lineshin‘vthe only “I &
:etutement, in View or the fact'lzhatmfl‘momeu loss or notches or any w
eolutely, no ("an besides the ‘.Hel.ms~.'veree icnrves, shall be spenelized, and";
hurts. 'the members of the syumcm Pthevmlty is made sulllclently heavy~
.and the members of the New Yorklm hold a designer to no true forms
Yacht “Club‘s ‘Cuil'Gommlttee, lknow‘rflenetobnonmerithevold rule which
anything about it whatever, and nonetted boats for time allowance on hair
one will’teu what he know. the sum of the load waterline and
«Challenging Boat. square root of utilezsailwareu. a do ‘
The challenging boat will be 75 ieet‘ signer had a tree hand in constructing
ml the load water fine; it cannot be the fastest possible bull he could can.
more hm] that, “a it will be as do” ,ceive. on e. ilxed waterline. and there~l
to that as .it is ;.possible [crime (12- fore overhangsnnd,.scow baws were?
signer to make it, and while the~de- carried .totanvextreme, but render the"
fender may be. of any length from 75 present rule the lawn of the boat is‘.
to lid feet and stilloomerwithin tithe roughly “9‘9"“!an in advance, alike
letter of the law, no yachtsmu or for challenger and defender, by the
any experience and no designer with rules under Which they must be"
the full sense of responsibility would measured for time allowance. There~’
build a defender materially larger fore, assuming that the new defender}
than the challenger and incur the is to be 75 [set on the waterline. the
risk of conceding time allowance in rest of the figures do not constitute so!
any international race. Therefore it much of a guess after all. i
be 75 feet on the water line. But this: THE DRUNKARD A S'CK MAN-
fact is tobe considered. 5 Habitual drunkards from now on f.
That the two boots will. be rated for face .more than the possibility of be-:
time allowance according to the pres- ing arrested and sent up periodically;
out rules of the New York Yacht for short terms. Under a new law“
Club and the measurement rule takes passed by the last Legislature a guer- .:
into Consideration three} fuctors—- than may be appointed for them and. a
length, gal] area. and displacemenb- in aggravated cases, they may be south
and there may be considerable vari- to a State hospital by the probate.
ution in the mime,“ of these three court. The complaint must be made
factors to each other end to the whole by a wife or n blood relative. 1
without altering the rating for time nl.i
The futility of brief periodic sen-i;
iowance. Therefore' it is quite possi‘ tenoes for habitual drunkards has .
‘ble that there may be some varia- been demonstrated after long expel-3;
mm from the length of 75 feet, but it “me: Under such purely ounltive‘
is not probable. In any event. this“ treatment the (lguélkuzd only lie--
the weakest art ol' th .. . comes more ogre. e . ‘onlnct w to
is any \veahngss in it. e g less if there! the criminals he meets in Jail ire.
Assuming that the length is 75 feel, quently makes "h" on oilender
the rest of the figures lollow almost against more laws than the law oi":
antonlntically, «(9" ,examole: i’i‘he self-resglet't.
three most recent flifint‘rfitions “the“ The ‘modem viewpoint holds the
genius of Captain Not Herreslmff in habitual drunkerd to be a sick mun
:39 dimming of racing boats are the engflnot n glrnllnil. 1:55 a tsick man he
ew 'ork Yacht Club‘s 30-foot class no s me on reunion. not the
built in 1905. the three Class K boats, treatment or the police judge. Some
lslnlonn, Aurora, and Winsome, built States are trying the experiment or “
".1907, and the New york Yacht large forms for drunknrds. Mon.
Club 50—foot 01335, which am‘new this (shown to be llrll‘lliblet tof :ionquer the3
season. Enlarge the 30viootor Nepsl sense means ’9' y; a “"9 m w “ ‘
for cxanwle, to a water line of 75 feet in the light moans continued dotonl
:lild herlororoll length will be 108.75 0:]. i it f f 1 id
out; enurgo intnlcnn and silo will1 ‘6 super or y n res: h an ex—.
hun- on overall length 01' 102 feet; ercise over a narrow cell. luck of sun ..
enlarge one of the Biliootorx of this “8:: as?“ or llormnllhodlly ganglion
your und ‘llor overall length will he ne "8 o nrgumen. n ‘ e ( tote
rum 3 foot. All of these boats were hospitals to which drunkurds non"
built not exactly under the present‘ may be sent there is plenty of chance”
mm,- 01' rating nmnsuromonl, but “mior the drunknrd to rocovor by tho
(irr the general principles embodied mJllltllrlll agencies or outside work and .
illni ruin. 'i‘lli‘J‘ nre certain rostrio-l“ml“m'm food and ““3 combined
uhhh hl mm“ 0" the various dmwmwith export medical treatment. In:
mom: mm”. that were not in force; case he is not so lost to nil sense oft
hi); and “fight yeuru ago. and the Mimonhood no to need the extreme
:lllilllli Clams was notably a (lopnnumjz‘emidfi ‘3‘ Emmy?!" “ll”; wml keep:
n Huh”... lmrtlruisrs from tho iden: rec o lnl on: o w u ever is v03:
uhhll prmnilod in the building of thu18l|llo lo rot-loin: lllm may he ullpolnl-'
:ll'llmll‘l‘u. and in building the .
hm.“ My. iierresllon‘ evidently re The change in n step in the rightl
huh“. h, his ”mm“ procure. ‘dlref‘illon. The logical inext notion:
Limit on Dimllcement. wml bl» u stole inniitutml for tho:
“I“... m n ”mu mm on dm’mmloxcluslvo housing of drunknrds foundI
m...” under llw hroaenl rule in this to be in need of medical curl-um
wnl: liinpluoouwul h; the turgtorl‘l‘mm“ sentences. Victory over the
Willl‘ll gels ll premium. in other Will‘llil! lllillli urn sent to them» under in.
rwllli'm‘ llw rollnk. brovided tlw Clilmlurmm llnolde. MM“ WM"
foul oi llw displacement dorm not «no '“
m...” so ll“? Hm“ ol‘ u“, loud waterline, CAT HA8 EYES OF ROBIN’S EGG
I'm“ “3 “Ml- Alll’ mentor dllilllm‘mlmlll. BLUE'
lb "ill taken into consideration in out ‘
50'. ed.
eulnliam limo ullovmmw; therefore. no
«mimic-r will increase tho Woluhi of
Mn boa! beyond thin llmll, lilomnuoll
on he umild'uuiu nothing by doing so,
otherwieu thou ogmoibly tho lmwm‘ to
carry it little oxlrn null. hill the me
he will would an! colnnmisulnlor the
added would. no be driven through lllll
water. The cube root of the titanium»
"will of u llriooter would be 15.53.
and the lilnpinrumenl H.723 mills foot.
An in the null siren. any liollignur
would nuturnlly lnlw nouu- Climlm‘ in
tho. wh)’ or inrurrlng time allowance
in order to intro plenty ol‘ driving pow
or in light «author. [or undoubtedly
the inellslmmn «will have a big spread
or morass, innnmuvll on the experience
in the international raven for early
on your»: hen own that the majority or
rem have been sailed in light winds.
Nevertheless the sell area will not be
as large: on has been mentioned in
some of the stories: printed concerning
the new defender. it has been mid
lest elm would marry 15,000 square
feet or sell. Tim is a little too much),
even for a cup Gamer oi room Vi»
torllile, The soil area or Rollmue. the
last one defender, as measured under
Newtown Blnmele Feline Now in
Bridllelort Veterinary Hospital
bold Tone Worth Thou-min
of Doll-u.
1 "Moon." lhn Hinmr-uo out, owned
lily Mrs. A. ll}. million of New
town. is oi the lirklsmmrt retort
’lunry lmupllol for minimum um! um
cording to llr. it.
worth or loom sow-ml llmunnnd dolr~
lure on there are only a wry low
like him in the country. ill» in in
Very intellineul. out, nllllousll ruth-
er odd looking. lilo hood is n lluil'
color and from it he shades on into
ll block. No bus an extra ions
tail end forebears. lint the most
peculiar thing about his nopenrnuoo
is his even. which
blue in color. "Menu“ in wry stile
nod con easily leap from the grmlun
to his mletmsa' shoulder. lie is millet
and retiring making but few friends
and will follow those like a dog.
the moi: 1the: in roles grits more ,. '
outlets.- feet.
b
1). Merlin in‘
are minus one '
J‘s"
“ll . '
,, .4.
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