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mir 20 gerettet. 50 idneu 9ing Der
Oampfer untsr, bub nur 0iejeHigsr
Iusiiht bdtten in Die Settings boote
5u gelangen, bic obne peiteres in
ibrsn Rahttleiosrn ii9 an gOro beges
ben uno teiHsH geriu4 sema4t batten
iih dn3utleiosn. yliht bas geringlte
Gspdd purDe asrsttet. Der 3uitano
Der 9eretteten Dar siH 8ebauern err
re9enoer; eiHise botten 9trme obsr
geine ge6r0den uHo GQe bdtten unter
Der &dIts gelitten.
g. &. 9phetin, sin prominenter
9lbpotat Don Montrsal, ie.tets ii6, in
gem er ii6 an einem 5lob feitbielt.
glIs bic .Gureta" uno y9aDp gpeIpn"
bier anfamen, tpurSe Der 9abnbof in
Elm SoipttaI umgeDanbelt, unb bic
gspobner Der StaOt, Die aleiosr uno
2e6ensmittel brattsu, tbaten alles
in ibrer Wloht geftnolite, Inn ben
Geuten 10 gut es ging 81 belfen. 3tpolf
Spote lagen auf BEN 2anoungsplab
ne6en sinanber. gs paren pafiasiere
bic in bic Rettungs6oote seIprunsen
tparen. aber babel t0btIih oerIebt
ipurben.
am Sirunb. in Der RG6e ser SteQe,
no Die Gmpreb Of SrsIanb unterginq.
iinb btele llsberreIts pom bem S9iff
anaeihpemmt.
guber bem &apitGn &enball pur,
ben Der erite uno Der 3peite sSnsenisur
uno Der Sdiffsar5t qerettet. Der &as
pttGn befanb ii6 in sinem 3uifuno
10 poaiaen 3uiammen6ruhs, baB er
suerit niht i'm Stanoe mar, einen
3uiammsnbGngenoen 8eriht iiber bic
8ataitrppbe gu geber. Ra9oem iein
S6iff aneerannt porOen mar, babe
er eine sSunteRbspeife: ,Oas S6iif
perIoren", an bic Qgnteu Der Giuie
seididt.
sSait bic fdmmtli6en getpo6ner BON
Rimousti - Der Srt Sat 5000 gins
iuobner -, eilten nah osm Sod, no
bic Oerstteter eeIanoei puroen, uno
unter Der glnipeiiurg nes Wtapors
isiiet balfsn iis in ieoer nur mDsli6en
Wsiie. sSeSer 9lr3t Der Stabt mar an
Srt unb Stsas uno 0iele Der @ertebs
ten purSsn in pripat4dufern ouigss
rommsn. Die 9epobner balfen 10 gu.
ss 9ing nit Slsiosrn aug unb es taz
men oa pieIe mertrpiiroige alte 8es
DGnoer gum 8oriGein. Gs ipur6en
aipei Saupiauar.iere e!ablirt al
bg Werfts unO i'm Sa6nbof Der SSnz
ter Colonial Gifen5abn. Sm 8abn.
bof pirpe fir oieienisen 0erlebter
aeIorsi. bic nitlt qlliuabms in pris
pdtfGuiern aefunoen battsn.
9lls eie .Gureta" uHo .2abp Gps=
Inn" an Der Stsae autamen, no oas
Sdiff untsrasganscn mar, mar bic
Ssene oerisnigsu nidt undbnli6, Die
iih bem quae bot, ais oie pGarmdria
all Der STEELE antGm, no bic ySitanic"
unierseenngen mar. 0as S6iff mar
unteraeedneen unb auf Dem WGiIsr,
bas eliidlitsrpeiie gIatt unb rubis
mar, i6nammeu be Scote ppn Der
Gmpreb unb lleb,rreite ppn benz
SAiff. Sn ben Sopten iaben
bic nebsrIs6enbsn Si1bt suiammsnses
ordnai, balb 6etGubt unb idmmsrub,
ano einiae BON ibnsn an ben 6olgen
BON 9srleBungsn itsrbenb. bic iie BEL
Der aopiiion erhaItsn, ober als lie in
bic 9rote biusinipranstn. Gls snbsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30

+ nur in unsuiammenbGngenbsr, fait
bpiteriider Weiie 2lustunft ii6er oas
mas iit ereignet. s. g. glat oon st.
tOpa unb feline Srau iagtsn, bag iie
auIdmmen in ben SluB 9eiprllngen
ieien. Sie fparen bel Der aoLltIion
aus ibren Better sei9Isubert porben,
uno ou es ibnsu nidt mogli3 mar in
Elm Boot gu aelangen, iparen lie Sus
IdmmeH ins Waiier geipruHgen. Sie
puroen Don einem Boot DON Der 2a0p
GpeIpu aufssuommsn.
geiRabe cine Stunoe nddbem sic
erite Nadriht Don Der &ataItrop6e
einastrpffen mar, fam bon 5at6er
poInt bic Weloung, bag es Der DAM
pier oSanoDer" DOM Rorbbeuti6en
2Ionb sepeien lei, Der nit Der gm<
preB OF Ssrelano in apGiiion gepeIen
lei uno oab beioe Sampfsr unterges
aaH9eu ieien. 0iss niiroe bic Sataz
ityppbe gu siner nod Diel ialimmeren
gema6t bo6en, bsnn es mar bstannt,
ouB Die Sannpoer me6r alg 1900
paiaaiere. BON Rotteroam mad Quez
Dec beitimmt, an goro bate. Die
Rchritt bon Der Sannoper ertpies iic5
aber aliidli6erpeiie dls Elm Srrtbum,
oenn bnlo oarauf puroe gsmeloet, baB
es Der &O6lenodmpfer .Stprituo" gee
lpeien. Der nit Der Gmprsb toqipirte.
IS bisB bann aud, 6dB beioe 9amz
pier nat Der Gplliiion untereegan1en
isisn. absr aud biss iteqts iih als elm
Srrtbum beyaus. 9ie ,Storitao" fuhr
inter eiaenem 0ampf, nit tart eingez
itobenem Bug. Ianeiam ben JluB
hiHaui.
Der 3uiammenItpb erfolgte uuf Der
60te Don 6atber point, ni6t melt
pom llfsr entfsrnt, $50 UteiIen Don
Quebec, ipelcbeu Safen bic ,,@mpreB
Of SSreIanb" am 9onneritus Na6mitz
tag UerIaiien bate. Sn Wirfli8teit
mar es nitt cine Seetataitropbe, benn
lie srsignete iid i'm 5IuiIe. Sm Gez
genfas gu rem Spfern Der 9itanics
Sataitropbe Oerloren bic Spfer BON
Der gmprsB Of SrsIanO ibr 2stsn in
Si9t pom Qano - in BON 2ano um.
aebsnsn GepGifsrn. Das unall6
brad absr 10 idnsu Eeretn, bab bas
srobe Ghiff uutergsgdneen mar, ais
Rettunqsoampfer berantamen. gur
Die peniaen 9opte, bic in Der Gle
dusaeiest peroen tounten, nit neni=
ger ais Dem oritten 5beil Der 9eu.e an
gpro, bic iia duf Der gmpreB befun=
ben botten, ihpammen an Der lln>
aIiitsitdtte.
Rur lpenia, psrIonsn Durben bon
Der rStoritao" aufgenommen uno
Don bem 0ampfer. Der ielbIt tart be-
i6dbiot lit, bier gelunoei. Bon ben
@erlebten iinb % aeItorb:n. glus Nm
qa6en itimmen oarin therein, bdB in
Der tilrSen 3eit 3piItsn Der &plliIion
uno benz llntsrsuns bss S6iffss II
nicht msbr dls IA Minuteu - penig
9elegenheit porbanben mar bic YaHds
eiere in IpitematiT6er WeiIe berauss
subringsn. SSn Der Sbdt, ulles beutet
boraufbin, ouB Sunberte bon Menz
i6en iiberbaupt niht i'm Stuube
paren oas Ted su srrei9en. Nur pe=
niae Srauen purben serettet, niht
mebr ala Elm 0usenO, ipie ii6 aus ben
2iItsn ersiebt.
ySas Nnsliid sreisnsts ii9 10
idn.II, Sab mir s5atid4Ii4 niat tDubs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-30
sdeint iih in Cincinnati aIs 3eis
tungsoertGufsr erndbrt Su baben.

GIeDetanb, g., 29. U1at. =
Die 2eite einss IA Sabre alten Suas
BEN nurDs cm iSrsJtag Morgen in els
nem lesrsn 6ruttpuggon, auf einem
S4itenseleiie Der 2nte Sbpre GtIens
tabn aufssfunben. Die qpli8ei mar
9lniangs Der Qniitjt, oaB Der anab'
ermoroet porben lei, bic oorgenoms
meme llnteriufung Ioll aber iifer js'
ben 3peifel erssben ba6en, Olb er
Sel6itmoro beaangen bat. Sine
SSlaife, bic Silt eRtbalten hatte, purs
De neben Der 2eife aefunsen. Sic mar
nit Der gtitette zines 8antpner Ipos
t6eters oerIeben. IS iteint, oab Der
9nobe Spei Sage topt mar.
Gin 9adet Gincinnatier 3eitunsen
pom 26. Mai lag neben Der Qeife.
Die 9oli5ei nimmt an, baB Der &na6e
in Cincinnati ocer umaegeno ii4 nit
Dem 3situngspsrtauf erndbrt bate.
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Rimousti, Quebec, Canada, 90
Wldi. - Ter 9oppeli6raubenoampfer
nGmpreb Of sSrelanO", Der canabii6en
pacific giIeHbabn aebOrig, nit 1867
periOnsn an gorb, ging am 5rsitas
Wioraen Dor 5agesanbru6 in Der
Rdbe biefiser Staot i'm St. 2oren5=
Strom unterrunb Is iiub babel beis
nabe tauieno Meniden ums 2eben
| astommeu. Der 0ampfer, Der nit 81
pafiagieren eritsr, 153 5ipeiter uHo
TIA oritter &laiie DON Quebec Hah
2ipsrpool unteriueas mar, ipuroe Don
bem norfpsgiiden &oblenbampfsr
yStoritab" pdbrenb eines oihten Hes
bels anaerannt uHo in iOl9er Wsiie
aufssriiisn, bab sr in apan5ig Winus
ten in 19 Saben tiefem Wohsr uHs
teraiua.
Gin Giienbabnsug nit 1896 llsberr
lebenben DON Der ,gmpreb Of Sres
lamb" traf esgsn ddt llbr 9lbeHos bier
sin. Gs paren 30 paiiagiere eriter.
90 sipeiter uno 101 britter alaiie uno
-237 Mann bon Der 9eiabung. Sies
benunbbreibia lle6erlebsnbe purben in
Rimousti suriidselafen, iooaB Die
3abl Der 9erettstsn iib ouf 433 itellt.
Die 3abl Der llmgetommenen ruilroe
ii6 bemnah auf 934 itellen.
Die &olliiion erfolgte I'M ungefGbr
atpsi llhr Morssns auf Ger !9G9e Don
iSatb.r 9oint, Quetec, sinem Srt, bsr
einisermdbeu auber WarinetreiIen
6eiannt purne, als 0pttor Grippen.
Der 2onooner Moroer. bort an goro
zines Oampfers. auf Dem er iih BON
europa gefIliatet bate, perbdftst
purbe.
Der Soblentampier, Der mad
Quebet beitimmt mar, fubr unsefdbr
mittidiffs auf Der 9dd6orbieits in
bic .gmpreB of SreIano" binein uno
rib bas S6iff beinabe tis Sum Sed
auf, Elm risiises Cod ma6enb, bur9
lpelfes Sds Doiier in 10 unssbeuren
Menssn eini6ob, DaB ous Sdiff unr
tsrsina, .te piele Der paiIagi.re tuubs
ten mas paiiirt lei.
Wee6rere g. 8. g" Sisnale, Die
Der acknowledgements nod i'm Sians
be mar an ihiden, ipurben bon bem
2ootisnbampfer .Gursfd" bier, 5ssn
Meilen bon Der llnelGdsItdtte ents
iernt. aufgsfansen. uno Die Glreta,
BON benz poit Senber 2aop Gbslpn
sefolat, eilten nit pollem 9ampf bem
S6aup.ub beg 3uiammeHitobss 5u.
Dieie beiben tleinen 9ampfer fdnbsn
Die Rsitungs6oote, bic BON bem pers
IIneliidisn Sdiff nod auseeieBt pers
ben tonnten unb nabmen bic us6erlee
benoen, bic iih bariu btfanbeu, an
goro. Die Qabp Gpelpn nabm 339
perionen on Yurb uno bic Guretd
iefsia. Inter ben 9sretteteu beiano |
iih Der &lpitdn Gsnoul ppn Der
SmpreB.
Oie meiiien paIIasisre Der eriten
Ruiiite tamen urn. Inter ben paiias |
,ieren erIter Glaiie befdnoen iid] Sir
6snrp Seton aarr, Elm promirentsr
,nalii6er 9lbpoiai uno Sdger pon
yrobpilo unb Qaurence Srpins, |
Spbn bes neritorbenen Sir 6snrn Srz
,ina uno feline Satin, Mabel Sads
lep. Bon 140 Mitaliebsrn Der Sells
lrnies, bic I'm gegriffe iparen ii5 Sur
niernationalen SsiIsarmse apnpens
ion in 9onSpn su bsssben, 'spurbsn
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Sapanii6er 8i5esQ m ir q |
5u bret Sabren sc d ngz
nih nermrt

sotio. 90. Wlai. - Yer @issab.
miral Matiumoto Don Der japaniI6en
6IOtte rpurbs am 5rsitag BON einem
Srie9saeri6t I6uIoi5 befunbeu 9ss
itetuuaen in 9erbinOung nit Dem
@eroeben DON Sontrattsn fir bic
TFlptte anasnommeu gu baben uno er
lpuroe gu brei S}abren 9efGngnib Ders
urt6eilt. Der aapitGn Sapniati purs
be gu eirem Sabr GefdugniB p:rurs
tbsiIt. Der Commander Su6ufi aber
freiaeIproten,
Die griitens Don &orrrption in Der
iapaniiGeu Slutte puroe burd einen
prpseB entbult, Der in Berlin i'm Sa=
nulr D. 3. onbdngil gema6t pproen
mar, unb Die bann aemahteu Guts
blllunesn hatten ben Stur5 bes japaz
niifen 8abinets sur sSoI9e.
Gin fonfitentieaer Glert, Der in
ben Sotioer Siireuur elmer oeutiter
@lsttriSitdts 8eielI9aft beihaftigt
mar, mar angetlast lporbsn, Der Sir
ma 0etpiiIe Ootumentg gcitobIen rno
iie psrtauft su babeu. Bdbrenb oes
BroaeiieS tpuroe Elm Brief perIeIen.
aus bem bsrporaing. oaB 9epiiie bpbe
iapdriibs Marine SffiSiere einen
aepiTeu pro5entIub fir ale Sputratte
erbieIteu, Die Der Tirma 5ugeipru4en
purpen.
9lls bic Hadri9t bopon in Sotio
eintraf. nuros cine llnterIu6ung an
gsprbnet unb es puroen cine gn5ubl
Sffiaiers osrbaftet. Die Regieruug
tpurbs i'm iapaniiden porIament pss
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NaG eitter &ol(ijion init oem nor,pegtz
i0en 9ampier ,,storjtao" bel 1yatber
9oint, im st. 2oret5 Strom,
1tntergegangem+
16n Den 1897 pelonen Ole f6 On Boro elmoen fn0 934
unge6ommen uno nut 433 gpre0et mo0en
llnsuf inea unmosli bic g@aben
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QSetterberif)t.

sir Obio. ssnbiuna unb bas
ipeftlihe 9enniblbaNien: Sd0nes unb
fiibleres Wetter am Sdmitag. Nm
Sonntda if0nes Wetter mGbig itartc
ipeitlife Winbe.
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oen oes Stdnoals interpelItrt uno bies
fiibrte su 10 itiirmii6en SosHen, bab
bas Subinet iih perGulGbt iab gu re-
iisnirsn.
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eolIens1. .ose, 900 surad.
geben.

San Srancisto, Gal, %.
Mai. - Die californiife Giien6abns
SOmmiiIiOn sab am 5reitds gsfebl,
Sab bic 0irettoren Ser llniteb Raila
rOab BON San Grancisto an bic aoms
pasnie $1.096,000 5uriidseben iolleG,
bic, pie bic aommiiIion bsbauptet, Der
friibere prdiioent Der aompagni., pas
irid CALHOUN, fir eissns 3tpsds psr.
rusnoss babsn ioIl.
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Sin 14jabriscr SelbitnJrOer

(5ortiesung auf Der 2. eeite.)
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
On TURING a Piano.

Many people think it is an easy
matter to tune piano, but this is
not the case. AS celebrated a musl-
clan as Hans Won Bulow got into
trouble in New York owing to this
fallacious idea. He would not permit
the instrument to be tuned in the
wareroom, one of his whims being
that even short removal of a piano
knocks it out Of tune. There is, Of
course, q modicum of truth in the
theory. So it was tuned upon the
platform where he was TO perform.
He stood over the tuner all the time,
at intervals emitting groans and
strong German language. When the
task was almost completed he gave a
shout and, Selling the wrench began
doing it all over again. In three min
utes he had the piano so hopelessly
out of gear that it took three hours
to get it right again. Herr Won Blu
low had to pay dearly for this exhibi.
ton of ignorance.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
ConsuIs Have Troubles.

The stranded American is the bane
of the consul. His Office is invaded by
persons claiming his good Offices after
their plans have gone askew. Those
in better circumstances demand that
the consul inlorse their notes at the
bank, those in poorer circumstances
demand to be sent home. It is appar-
emily a fixed idea that q consul can
draw on the treasury for the relief of
stranded Americans. Many cases of
dlss<ass are pitiable and consuls, not
even tscouped against the social ex-
penses residential to their position,
have to glyA relief out Of their pri.
vate means arA to stand the inev.
table loss. The snly persons whom
consuls are authorized by law to aid
are sailors on the articles of vessel
OF American registry wrecked within
their consular districts, and in this
case only to the extent Of immediate
relief and passage to the next Amer.
lean port.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
OCTOBER q In HISTORY.

1SO4-War declared between England
and Spain.
1S29-Francis Scott Key made an elo-
quent address before the Afrl-
can Colonization society, which
met in Philadelphia.
1S54-The remains of the English eX-
ploring party, under Sir John
Franklin, We're discovered near
Great Fish River Buck, in the
Arctic ocean.
1S6S-A number of serious earth
quakes occurred in California.
1S99-South African Boer war; bat
tie of Elandslaagte; General
French captured the Beers po-
sitiOn.
19O4-Russo-Japan war; general
staff at St. Petersburg received
report from General kuropat-
kin, placing number of wounded
in battle at Shakhe river at 3d.
SOS; killed estimated at l2,O00
1912-A Greek squadron blockaded
the Isle of Lemnos.
,smyu.m 6}sulu o. Axis mo11 sell
IA II 'esop g SuIanseeW 10 susem
SO eiqeHslun " uoodse9l eqL
'ps,snlL % o. aoN uoodsss1
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
FREEDOM or DEBATE.

Many people say that money caA
buy anything. You can order a
coilrL decision or an election, just DIS
you buy a suit of clothes. They say
newspaper support is for sale on the
basis of advertising space. Also that
college professor, see a new light in
matters CT economics when donors
come around with liberal views ABOUT
endowment funds.
Maioc Wiener, an English grad late
Of Harvard, has just told that UNI
versity that it will miss gift OF flo,-
600 900 from his estate, ii it continues
to harbor Professor MunsterEHrG,
who has been making such bitter at
lacks on the allies in the European
war.
There ere some things money can't
buy. Even the most pathetic little
rag of a country newspaper may have
as much independence as the Million
aire publisher. The editors desk may
be a dusty catch of all musty papers,
his office unswept, his type batter
ed. But that smoochy sheet where he
speaks his editorial opinion is the one
square foot on the planet where nc
is lord and master. Cash is no equiv
alent for his individuality. And the
country editor has no monopoly %
this independence.
Similarly college plant and equip
ment may be joke. The half-pald
faculty may be rusty, seedy, thread
bare. Or it may be an institution
hoary with age and rich in art and
architecture, yet needing millions to
enable it to cope with modern HE.
Whatever the institution, it almost IN
variably cherishes its aloofness from
the world of dollars and barter. 1t Is
one free spot where all opinions can
contribute to the search of truth us
the final standard of value.
The American people may not sym
pathize with Prof. Munsttrburg 5
point of view. That is immaterial.
Few Of them would care to discipline
him by depriying him of his job. 1t
would have too obvious encourage
ment to the many interests that
would find college opinion useful in
their business.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO
ST. JOHN.
.saK is-la'.
CHAPTER Fl.

CHAPTER 81.
After these things Jesus showed
| himself again to the disciples at The
sea of Tiberias; and on this wise
showed he himself.
2. There were together Simon
Peter, and Thomas called Didymus
and Nathaniel of Cana in Galilee, and
the sons of Zebedee, and two other OF
his disciples.
3. Simon Peter saith unto them,
go fishing. They say unto him, We
also go with thee. They went forth
and entered into ship Immediately
and that night they caught nothing.
4. But when the morning was now
come, Jesus stood on the shore; but
the disciples knew not that it was
Jesus. q
5. Then Jesus saith unto them,
Children, have ye any meat? They
answered him, No.
6. and he said unto them, Cast the
net on the right side of the ship, and
We shall find. They cast therefore,
and now they were not able to draw
it for the multitude OF fishes.
Z. Therefore that disciple whom
JESUS lON6u SAUL uulO L CICl IL 10 INV
Lord. Now when Simon Peter heard
that it was the Lord, he girt his fish
ers coat unto him, (for he was max
ed,) and did cast himself into the sea.
8. And the other disciples came
in little ship; (for they were not
far from land, but as it We're two
hundred cubits,) dragging the net
with fishes.
8. As soon then as they were come
to land, they saw a fire OF Goals there,
and fish laid thereon, and bread.
10. Jesus saith unto them, Bring
of the fish which ye have now caught.
IL. Simon Peter went up, and drew
the net to land full of great fishes,
an hundred and fifty and three; and
for all there were SO many, yet was
not the net broken.
T.. Jesus saith unto them, Come
and dine And none of the disciples
burst ask him, Who art thou? know
ing that it was the Lord.
49, Jesus then cometh, and taketh
bread, and giveth them, and fish like
wise.
IA, This is now the third time thai
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
Is BASEBALL HONEST?

Every other man that you NEE.
will say that professional baseball
is crooked. He tolerantly regards
the bowling grandstand as childish.
WHY get so hot over what is large
ly stage play and frame-up?
The remarkable outcome OF the
worlds series contest this year must
suggest different point of view even
to these superior skeptics. 1t is usu-
ally said that this series is purposeiy
prolonged by the management, 70
swell the gate receipts. Yet the Bos-
ton BRAVES" took four straight,
though tens of thousands of dollars
could have been had by letting the
athletics" take a game or two.
There a.e few things in the world
that absorb money so fast as Il losing
ball team, unless it be an unprofit-
able daily newspaper. Any manager
can increase his receipts 100 to POS
per cent by putting the team on a
winning basis. True blue sports urge
that the team be supported winning
OR losing. Human nature does not
run in that groove. 1t may say t
goes to the game to watch science in
an impersonal way. But most mel
are not interested in strategy and
skill unless it is displayed by the
fhomc team. A losing ball team j:
never "a money maker.
| unde. these circumstances, a mama
ger that "throwS' a game against his
cwn team is taking steps to cut his
gate rec sipts in Two. No sum avail
able by crooked work could possibly
make up for the losses that result
from losing games.
Similarly with The player. Crooked
work is under the white light of the
Thousand eyeS, and mans salary
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
BUNC0ED HIS WAY
TO FRANCE AND BA[
Oren Parmenter, Under A,,.s
Memphis, Said to Be WanteI =.
Passing Bad Checks. wi

Memphis, Oct. 2O.-Within /; ~.
utes after he had been released on a' y
own recognizance, Oren Parmen,a
36, alleged passer of worthless cbsa1
aggregating nearly $4,000 was . !,
rested today in the courtroom D., y
menter was arrested OH a reouisita
from New York City, where he is i
legged to have passed a WORMS
check for $4,000.
Parmenter in said to be wants
from California to New York for na,s
ing worthless checks. Two weA
ago, Parmenter attempted to bre,
Jail.
Chicago officers say that Parmeuts
started an auto tour at Bakersfield
Cal, went to New Fork, Paris Franc
back to New York and thence
Forrest City, financing the tour vii
worthless checks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-10-21
lNE BLUFF
- hUGREoS
ROSPERITY
THE SOCIAL EVIL.

The council acted with wisdom Ii
promptly granting the petition o.
1000 residents of East Pine Bluff for
the abolishment of the ulcer that has
long existed in the neigiborhood u
East Fifth avenue and Missouri
street. East Fifth avenue is soon to
BE- opened through this territory, and
had not the council taken the action
il did the ulce1 would have continued
to spread its communicating influence.
1t is Just as we'll the citizens OF East
Pine Bluff and the city council acted
when they did.
1t is we'll to remember, however,
that in solving the question for the
people of East Pine Bluff it is just
possible there has Deen created
another for residents of some other
section Of the city 1t was stated
there are dozen houses, each with
several inmates, in the district abo!-
ishcd by the council. Where viii
these women go?
The social evil is an ancient ana
difficult problem, one few people Ike
to discuss, but it is folly TO endcavor
to ignore it. The time will coms
when the city must decide: whether
it will really segregate or endeaver
to abolish the evil altogether.
Until public sentiment abolishes the
double standard of morality it Is
doubtful if laws and officers of city
can stamp out the social evil. Sew
eral cities have attempted to do so.
They found themselves in the situate"
OF the hunter who flushed a coveJ
of quail: the birds scattered, he could
find none but they were in the fleid
all the time.
Segregation seems the best that
can be done at this time, but it ought
to be real segregation. II it were
possible, it would be good for a COM
munity to have all houses within an
area surrounded by an lusurHiouh,'
able wall with only one entrance ant
exit. Compel every lewd woman tc
reside in this district, and compe!
every man who enters to register his
name and address. Under strong
police protection to enforce the regu
lations, the menace OF such distrlc
would be minimized, at least. II any
thing happened the police would know
where to look Children could no.
enter and others would hesitate.
Ii is not expected this will happeI
the best that can be hoped for is .
senlblance of segregation, but it mus
be remembered that segregation