Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-06-02
PRINCE 0F WALES CUTE LITTLE THING  Carefully Guarded the In nocent Child is. Sent on Motor Tour Through tTA ,s.
 France.
 sss < ------- SOME PARIS GOSSIP. Women Able To Bear Arms, Says Pinot What You Hear and
 See in Paris Cafes.
SOME PARIS GOSSIP.
(By La Reconteuse).

E : tional News Service).
 Paris, June 1.-The poor little Prince of Wales whom we all sin cerely pity, and who has been kept a virtual prisoner during his stay in this city surrounded by 8 vigilant army of guards against the world, the flesh and the devil, has now been sent on motoring trip through the Southern part of France, carefully guarded. One of his last excursions in Paris, and they were few enough, was a visit to the famous Paris mar kets As the visit was made at eight o'clock i'll the morning, a most dan
 gerous hour of the day, because an army of pretty midinettes are then on their way to their work, the in- pace through unfrequented streets to the halles, accompanied by the chief of the. Paris police, Lepine, whose stern features were considered the best safeguard against any attempt of any daring midinette to flirt with the future king of puritan England and who had previously seen to it that only dignified and picturesque ma irons were present in the booths which were shown to the Prince.
 , As to the present automobile tour, [ am told that it was begun rather earlier than intended, for the dread- fui King Alphonso, of Spain, had threatened to visit his young rela- tives in Paris and show him some thing of what he considered the sights of Paris It would of course have been almost impossible to refuse the King of Spain permission to take his unkissed cousin for ramble through the gay city he knows so we'll, but one shudders to think of what might have been the consequences, for AL phonse is reputed to know every dangerous feminine beauty ill Paris and it is more doubtful if the Prince would have been able to resist their powerful charms, remembering that there must be some trace of his royal grandfather's blood ill his young veins.
 But divine Providence fortunately protected the boy. King Alphonso was delayed and now the Prince IS off on his trip and his car rushes through France, according to care- fully arranged time table, while the { local police authorities of every town and village the Prince passes are ln- structed to see that no feminine creature between the ages of ten ana X sixty shows her face or for in pupilc street or highway during the prince passage. ~,
 Arriving at Toulon the Prince VIII rraciously be allowed to stay thefe three days on board the Bremen pat tleship Denton, from (which every hnttle of wine and every ounce ol tobacco have been carefully removed and replaced by an abundant supply nf pingerbeer and chocolate cigars ruhi,a the sailors have been inform ed that the most harmless little oat1 while inc Prince is on board will be punished by deportation for Ire u +ha Devils Island, and that only songs of decidedly religious charac' fer must be sung. As reward the sa;lors will afterwards for a week ,, ,.eco,ve double rations of wine ana brandy and cursing will be encouras- ad until the normal balance has heen restored. Having thus been gN' an 2 chance to form true ldea ol the character of the French .1ack-'al and of his behavior while on da,s the Prince will return to hls coio storage headquarters in Paris, where he will remain only few days oe- fore he returns to England, haVlhs learned all there is to learn apou' Trance, it's people and their customs
 Jean Pinot Defends Women.
 Mr Jean Pinot, director or La Revue" is a confirmed Feminist Ills latest argument is that woman IS IS ahle to bear arms. History IS fuii ns axamnles of her military aptltudes tha most famous being the Amazons and the feminine armies of Dahomes and Abyssinia. They were remarh- ad by their ferocity, yielding ho'n snp to masculine fighters Young Z 1uon,en were severely trained ana
 bitiiated to support thirst and nun 9I|sr I Il the midst of the battle they
 rled this insult at the weak -kneea { 3 nsi are only a man. Tn revoiu- ' x2s k sSx fiInss the military fever at