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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
Cook Says He Stands Ready
to Submit to SevereSt Test

NEW YORK. September 21.-'I shall
await events" said DR.. Cook just be-
fore he left the deck Of the Oscar II at
quarantine today, to be brought to the
city by the welcoming committee.
when my material has been gotten
together and put into shape it will be
submitted In the first instance to the
University of Copenhagen. After that
it will be laid before the geographical
societies Of the world.
Il will not consent to submit any
fragmentary portions of my observa-
lions or Of my records to any one. The
report and all the data connected with
my trip must be examined In their en-
tirety, together with my instruments.
some Of which have in my possession
now and others of which are on their
way to America at the present mo-
ment.
"These will all be properly controlled
and tested before submission to the SCI
entific bodies"
Precedent of Explorers Followed.
Asked for what reason he did not
Immediately give full details of his
achievement. DR.. Cook said:
Il have given to the public a con-
else account Of my journey similar to
that always given by explorers on their
return from a journey of exploration.
For the present no other details are
necessary, and, as matter OF fact, no
further specific evidences or my claim
have been called for from any side.
1T has never been customary here
tofore for explorers to make their full
records public in such haste. AS rule
scientific societies are not remarkable
for their rapidity in coming to con-
illusions. They are usually content to
wait until complete data are compiled.
Denmark His Sponsor to World.
In regard to the full recognition of his
feat by Denmark DR.. Cook remarked:
..Daagaard-Jensen, inspector of Danish
North Greenland, after hearing Rasmus-
sen and talking with Gov. Kraul of Uper-
nayik. who has seen and read the entire
record. telegraphed to the Danish govern
ment i'm Copenhagen his assurance OF the
truth of my declarations and guarantee
ing them as authenuc
:.The Danish authorities In Greenland.
uho are in reality the advisers or the
Danish government, have been FOR nearly
four months in possession OF all oetalis
~ NV trip. The Danish government and
the University Of Copenhagen. as well as
the Danish Geographical Society, have.
on their report. taken over the virtual
guarantee for the sincerity and anthem
ITCHY of my records
speak before the world. They do not ask
me to furnish any further proofs or evil
dence of any kind.
But. In justice to Denmark, 1t is my
intention to place the first completed rec
ord of my polar journey at the disposal
of the University Of Copenhagen"
Cook Doubts Peary Said Things.
Referring to Commander Peary's re-
Elections upon his exploits. Dr.. Cook said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
LOCATES NEW ESKIMO TRIBE.
Explorer Bower Lost Eye, Was
Wrecked and Found Conner

SAN FRANCISCO. September 21-On
board the whaler Jeanette, which ar
rived in this port yesterday, heavily
laden with furs, blubber and tales of
the frozen north. was W. j. Bower, an
arctic explorer, who reports the discov-
cry of a new tribe of people never be-
fore seen by the eyes of a white man.
The new tribe of Eskimos, according
to Bower. lives on a point of Prince
Albert Land.
The newly discovered natives who call
themselves Nunacaotics are tall, and
look like the North American Indians.
The explorer was cordially welcomed by
the strange tribesmen, and procured
many rich furs from them.
From the town of the Nunacaotics
Bower proceeded farther north, where he
discovered immense copper deposits.
On this trip Bower lost one eye
through the bite of a spider. The eye
ball was removed by the crude surgery
of an Eskimo. This was not the end of
Bowers troubles.
The schooner used by the party was
wrecked. The adventures had to walk
100 miles to Point Barrow. where they
were taken on board the Jeanette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
PUBLIC CLUB FOR GOLFERS
PLAN TO BUILD HOUSE ON
BLAGDEN MILL ROAD.
Players to Be Charged Small Fee
for Maintenance Of Building and
Keeping Greens in Order.

One of the possibilities for the near flu
ture for washington is golf club house
to be located on the Blagden Mill road.
near the intersection of 18th street and
opposite the first tee of the public golf
course which has been built lin Rock
Creek Park under the direction of E. NJ.
Talcott civil assistant to the Engineer
Commissioner Of the District.
The idea has been advanced by several
golfers of the District, including Mr.. Tall
colt. 1t is believed that II the proper
effort is made that arrangements can be
made TO have the greens kept in perfect
condition by the payment of fee of per-
haps % cents by the golfers who 60 over
the course.
The Van Cortlandt golf course in New
York city and other public golf courses
in various parts Of the country are point
ed to and it is declared that all are sue
cessful. In Boston there are two public
courses One is of nine holes and an
other is of six. About 10000 people use
this course during the year and since its
establishment several years ago 1t has
been especially successful. 1t is main
tanned in good condition at a cost OF
about 500 per MONTH
In Buffalo the course is under the direc-
ton of a private club while the city sees
that the grass on the greens Is always
kept in the best possible condition.
In Toledo the golfers have q shelter
house for lockers and here the lockers
are had at an annual cost of SO. Here.
the officials are considering issuing per-
mits to regulate and control players. In
this way persons who have very little
idea about the ancient and royal game
in fact only enough to cause all sorts of
delay on the part of players following
them-will be ketp off.
Such course in Indianapolis is main
tanned by charging each golfer % cents
day when he plays over the course.
This course has eighteen holes.
In view of the fact that the links in
the cities named have proven so success
full, 1t is believed that there is a sum-
cient number of golfers in Washington
who are not attached to either of the
several golf clubs Of the city who would
be glad to enter such a club, and thus
make the local links one of the most
popular courses in the country.
Although not a golfer, Engineer Com
missioner Judson is in thorough sympa-
thy with the movement to get the links
in good shape for play within as short
time as possible. He considers the
value the links will be to the National
Capital as an attraction when they are
ready for play. and Is prepared to do all
in his power to further the movement.
Commissioner West. an enthusi astic
golfer, is very much in favor OF the
movement to start the course as soon as
1t can be arranged to secure money to
keep 1t in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21

and are here to proclaim you a gentle
man of Bushwick.
DR.. Cook wore the garland during
the rest of the reception ceremonies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
DR.. Cook Says His Skeptics
Are Ignorant of His Proofs

DR.. Cook gave out the following signed
statement today:
"On Board the Oscar H.
After one Of the most delightful trips
OF my life across the Atlantic, 1 am in
deed glad once more to see the shores Of
my native land.
nave come from the pole. 1 have
brought my story and my data with me-
THE public has already tangible and
a specific record of that trip. In a very
short time the narrative, with all the OBJ
servations. will be published and placed
before the world for examination
1T is as easy for You as for me to up-
derstand why cannot, on the Impulse
Of the moment. read off a manuscript
which covers the work of two years
Skeptics Ignorant of His Proofs.
las l said upon several occasions, all
the charges. accusations and expressions
of disbelief are based upon entire isno-
rance of the supplementary data which
/ possess. No one. who has spoken or
written on the subject in opposition to
my claim knows Of the facts with which
such work of exploration is measured.
"All criticisms have been based upon
obvious errors in the reproductions of
my first dispatch or upon the discussions
of petty side issues presented by unfair
critics.
1.-The expedition was private 1t was
started out without the usual public bonn
bast. John r. Bradley furnished the
money and I shaped the destiny of the
venture.
For the time being it concerned us
only.
But the results were so important that.
on returning. l at once placed before the
public a report containing the main out
line of the work.
Science Will Be Convinced.
IT have not come home to enter into
arguments with one man or with fifty
men. But 1 am here to present a clear
record of piece Of work over which
have a right to display a certain amount
of pride.
when scientists study the detailed OBJ
servations and the narrative in its con-
secutive order 1 am certain that in the
due course of events all will be compelled
to admit the truth of my statement.
Il am perfectly willing to abide by the
final verdict Of this record by competent
Judges. That must be the last word in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
COOK-PEARY.
By Wendell Stafford.

word fell one day down from the
worlds white dome,
The flag of freedom is unfurled
up here"
Awe fell on men, and then a
mighty cheer
swept round the green earth and
the white sea foam;
Prayers flew from valiant hearts
that never roam,
And old seafaring eyes let fall a
tear
For him who had set heel on ALI
mems fear,
And from two arctic nights was
forging home
Then fell another word, "A lie, A
lie!
Lay not laurel on the shame
less brow;
Sole warden of eternal snow
am T..
AS If Dame Comedy had chuck
led, Now,
III let my drama loving children
How human. at the best, can he
roes be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-09-21
COOKS NORTH STORY-EXPIOR SHORES

the discussion. and that alone can satisfy
me and the public
Furthermore. not only will my report
De before YOU in black and white but I
VIII also bring to America human wit
nesses to prove that I have been TO the
pole. FREDERICK A. COOK
Arizona republican., 1909-04-20
TEN DAYS IN THE HILLS Phoenix Mans Inspection of
 Desert Mining Fields LONE-VICRSBURG SECTION Coffee Al as Geologist, Min erologiss, Metallurgist, Min CT, Capitalist and Camp Cook, and What He Thinks of the Country.
SALONE-V|CKSBURG SECTION

A. B. Williams. better known to fame as Coffee AL" returned a day or so ago from a ten days jaunt in the Nicksburg- -Salome copper-gold country. and comes back thoroughly enthused over the promising outlook for that great mineral field. old in history. but young in its development Mir. Will iams like hundreds of others. was In terested in that section through the ex- citement attending the discovery of gold on the Arizona Northern, but did not hurry into the wilderness. Like all conservative men in that respect. he knew that a single mine did not make a district, and if it did. the other fel
 low had it; and, also like a conserva-
Arizona republican., 1909-04-20
TOM'S AMERICAN KITCHEN

 family For good  American night
 Phoenix. Arizona
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-28
(gbicaao glbenbpoit.)

Der rSurD-@fanoal" biloet oas
Sogesgeiprd6 Der Stabt. Selbitper>
ftGnolih. 9enn tpenn Staatsanpalt
Chapman 3e1t bat nit Ieinen 8ebaupz
.tungen, bann lit bas als upallabium
Ser 5reibeit" geriibmts G6purgeri9t
bier in goof gountp cine fduflt9e
9irne uno 3ubdlterin oes 0erbrehens
= cine @efabr fir Die Sc felli9aft unb
ieben Ginselnen = unO f6on Der @e=
banfe an cine iolde MDslihfett f6eint
geeignet, ollie euten 8iirser in Muf<
regung gu DerieBen. 90 follte man
tpentgitens meinen. Sort man aber,
mas bas 0olt gu BEN Wapmanihen
Mnflasen faet, Damn miro man bieie
Meinung f6nell fallen lafen miiKen.
Oenn, mas oa laut tpirb, 1T niht ettpa
unglGubiges Staunen unb MbIheu ppr
benz Sen Nnaetlagten aur 2ait geleeten
i9euBliden @erbre1en = bas publiz
fun neigert it6 ni6t bic Nngetlagtef
ober irgenoipen FOLDER Nieoertra9t fir
fdbig 81 balten - fonoern es erfldrt
ii6 in feinen gefprG6en einitimmig
fir iiber5eust, Dab folde frltmme
Mahenf6aften in Der Musnobl Ser
@ei6porenen itdttfinoen, gang uno
gdbe tparen unb finb, fn5ufaaen, unb
es fpunbert ii9 b06itens hariiher, baB
Der Staatsanipalt ben Mutb bate,
hie Mrflagen gu erbehen. 9enn 10 elm
thinning man Die 6auptfruee nit rSa"
feanttpprtet. 10 fehr eeneigt 1T man,
gu be5tpeifeln, bab es Dem Stoats=
antpalt eelingen tpirb, benNadfpeis 3u
fiibren. baB folhe 8erbre1en feaaneen
trurben, feline Mnf sagen aufreht al er=
balten unb Die 61uIbi9en sur Mefen-
i1cft gu 5iehen - baB es in fiefer
Sahe 5dulbige eibt, bas perben 90
aus 100, ober 800 aus 1000 8iiraer
fir lire felfenfeite lleber5euaunq erflG=
rem, fpenn iie nu1 nitt fereit finD, 5u
bebaupten, DaB oie Mngsflagten Sic
@dulbigen finb, oher fonftiae be-
ftimntte Yerfnnen bes Oerbrehens All
be5ihtieen. Man mag aud oas ,,gana.
natiirlin unb felbitDerftdnbIih1 fin6ea
ipie es ieoenfalls be5ei1neno lit
dber lur b1rltl, ipertn maj, cine allaez
neine RenntniB bes ungeiunben 3ns,
itanbes ber erfhredenben sydulniB hi
unierer RedtspfIese unb uniersm ges
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-28

ridtspefen Bel benz publitnm borausz
fest. Damn miro IS aber erft reht be-
5ethnen0..
Menn man bic @efprG6e bes pus
blituns iiter ben pSurp Gfanoal1
bort unb ibreil Quellen na9gebt,
fp5uiasen, tpiro man ii1 bulb iiber
nints mebr ipunherfl - au1 ni1t
bariiber, oaB iebt Gifter, friihere
Midter uno ansefebene Nnpdltc
frant berausfogen, tie bdtten fdpn
ldngft BON rInreselmdbigfeiten1 in
Der Musipabl BON @eIdtpprenen,
bom n5tppfen" unb ungefeBlider Be-
einfl,tfmng BON Suries getpuBt, pner
bo9 eebDrt. Damn pirb man fi9 au1
ni1t mebr tpunbern, bab Der Staats=
antpalt mod lanse, na6oem er &enntz
niB BON ben perbreberif6en Ma6enz
iGaften erhielt, begin. erhalten bahen
mill, sDgerte, bic Mnffsgen gu erbeben.
0enn lpenn bas @plf fdcn 10 gar ni1t
mebr an feline nbeilisiten Snftitutip=
men" alaubt; 10 iiberseugt 1T, haB ieiz
ne Rehtspfleee our6aus faul 1T nno
Dem ffeublt9iten MiBbrauh seeen=
iiber fo fiibl bleibt. ba muB Die Saul
nib febr ttef seben unb mub es bement=
fprehenb febr f6iDer fein, einaelne
Mif1etbdter gu iiberfiibren.
,6err chapman miro in feinem
Greus3ug eeeen ben Surp=S9pinbeI
un5neifelbaft Die beIten Miini6e bes
publifums nit ficb baben - grobe
8eripredungen tann iid niemanb oaz
bon MAIDEN. Man fonn nicbt freuoig
hDffen, baB es ibm eeltngen tperoe, Die
fen gu9iositall gu reinieen, ipnbern
mub iih begniigen nit einem beIdetbe=
men: boffentlid bringt er,s fertig benz
@eri6t tpenigitens einen bolbipegs
ftorfen sSoll ppraulegen, ban1it er, audi
penn es ibm ni9t selinet, 8erurtbei=
lllngen gu er5ielen, op9 tpenigitens
ni6t blamtrt baitebt, unb ni9t in ben
Ruf fommt, Elm rSourflu5ber" gu fetn
uno nur fiir Die 9ollerie 3u fptelen.
Srgenbtpie bauernbe 8eKerung ldBt
fi6 nidt einmdl bon elmer ueberfiib=
rung Ger Mn9etlaaten, liebe fid niht
bon Der 9erurtbeilung BON Oubenben
uSurD=Sirers" erporten. Die 1T nur
m0gli6 bur6 eriinblide Reform Der
gan5en Gebtspfle5e.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-28
pnH Alter unn ner Arheiter.
(Wliltp. 6erolb.)

gs stbt nt9ts 9emitleibenstpertbez
res, als ben Mrbeiter, Der Dem Otter
entgegengebt. gr perliert NIT Der
f6Dinbenben eSugenb bag Hedt auf
&rbeit, D. 3. er perliert Die M0eli9z
felt, iid Ieinen 2ebensunterbalt gu err
tperben. 5at er bas Slid, fi9 felt
Sabren in Der glei9en Stellung au
befinoen, Damn mub er dngitli9 barr
duf beoa1t iein, ii9 oieielbe gu er.
balten, oenn ipenn er burh ireenb=
cine uria6e, ob bur9 fein @erf9ulz
ben ooer ni9t, bieie Stelle perliert,
70 ptrb er allie Miibe baben, ii6 Ell
nen anberen 8rotberoienit gu 1ihern.
Sn Den meiften sGllen finb feline 8e>
miibunsen erfolslos, oenn Die nidt
nlebr iungen Nrbeiter gelten beute als
minberipertbtg unb beeegnen Bel Mnz
frdgen um Mrbett einem beoauernoen
M9fel5llden. vSunse RrGfte miiiTen
mir baben," tpirb ibnen entaegnet, uno
nit Grau i'm 9eraen unb SbrGrerl in
BEN Mnaen asbt Der Mbgepiefene aur
rGhiten Sbiire, nm bort nit Der alei=
den Nntfport abgefertist au iperben.
Die Nnfidt. buB Der bejabrte Orr
better ben iugenolihen niht aufpiege,
lift beut3utdge leicer alIgemein, OBJ
fnon 1ies niht tn Dem Mnbe beariinz
Get lit. ipie bies sefp0bnlid aneenom.
men miro. Wian glaubt, oaB Ger
illnge Mrbeiter benz alien in ieber Be,
aiebung iiberlegen fei; bas itsmmt
niMt. DAB Elm nbgearbeiteter Wlann
nimt nsbr 10 pieI lsiften fdnn, ipie
iii iunger. Derffebt ii6 bon feIbit. Gs
lam aud gar psAt <nbsrs fein. benn
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-28

nit benz porriidenben Mlter nebmen
aud bie pbDiifden Rrdfte ab. Mber
Ole Sinaabe oes alien Mrbeiters an
feline 9efnGftigung 1T cine gan5 a1lz
bere; ct, ift nit feinem Berufe pollz
ff1n0ta perfpah1en, er fennt allies. es
iteben ihn iabrelanee @rfabrunsen
aur 5eite, unb tpenn Ct audi nidt
mebr qan3 oasfelbe Quantum au let.
item pernlag ipie Elm ilnser, 10 lit fei@
ne Mrbett meiftens bod beiIer ipie Die
oes sSugenbli6en. Ntdt unerndbnt
Ioll bleiben, bab iein 9erantportliha
feitsgefiibl grDBer TT, als bas bes il-
eenoliben 9lrbeiters; er tit ia in ben
rnsiiten 5dllen septiienbaftsr uno qua
perldHiser unb ninmt es infolse belz
fen nit Ieinen berufliden pflihten
ernIter, als Elm iiineerer Gollege.
Meiter fprtdt au guniten bes alien
4rbetters, baB infolse ieiner grDberen
@etpi6enbaftigfeit unb feiner 0er=
trautbeit nit Mal9inen unb Merfs
seugen Die 3abl Der ungliidsfdlle Bet
ben dlteren bel fleiner 1T, als bel ben
iiingeren Nrbeitern. Die 3eitf6rtf,
nMorIbs Wprt" tpeib seraoe in leb=
terer 6inii6t re9t interehante De-
tails gu beri9ten, Die ibr Elm englt.
fder @rpbinbultrteller, Sir Sobn
Drummer, CUR 8erfiigung geItellt bat.
Dieter Grobinbuitrtelle bat feItee
itellt, oab Die DuraIdnittsaiffer be.
8etriehsunfdlle, oie lei ben iiingeren
Nrbeitern BON 19 bis 35 sSabren s.
proaent betrGgt, bel BEN dlteren 9lr.
hettern auf 8 Pro5ent beruntergeAt,
sc f9etnt, fagte er, rbab na6 bem
30. 2ebensiabre bas 8eranttpprtltAz
tettsgefiibl, bic 9epiiIenbaftigtett uno
Die Iufmertiamfeit Der Qlrbeiter ruz
pih itetgen."
Mit 80 Sa6ren nadt 1i9 nGmlid
Elm Riidgang ser 8etriebsunfdlle be.
mertbar, uno btefer Hiidgang bdlt an
Bis gum 81. Sa6r. 8on bielem 3eitz
puntt an bleibt oie 3dbl Ser 8etriebsz
unfdue etpa bic glei6e. Dtele Shat
fade lit auglei9 au6 Ser 8etpets, baB
Der iiber so Sabre dlte Mrbeiter nod
re9t gut in ben 8etrieben gu pertpen>
ben tit, oenn er tritt ni6t bon beuts
auf morgen in eine Yeripoe geiitige>
S9nGbe unb rnaufmerffamteit Elm.
Die NnpaHungsfdbieteit unb 8raudbz
barrett bes alten Mrbetters balten
pielfa9 nod pdbreno elmer gun3en
Reibe bon Sabren por unb befdbigen
i'm ean5 gut, fih Iein 8rot NIT ieiner
6Gnbe Nrbeit gu berbienen. ungere6t
1T es baber, ipenn Der alte Mrbeiter
iiberall abgeipteIen pirb; mod unge.
re9ter aber 1T es, nenn geipiIe 5az
btifberren Die Nltersgren5e in etne
3eit perlegen, no Ser pl0blidb gum al
ten Irbeiter geitempelte Nrbeiter ei=
gentli9 nod i'm 8pllbefib feiner get=
iiiqen unb f0rperlt9en RrGfte 1t4 be-
finbet. 60 tommt es ni9t felten ppr,
oab 5omilienpGter brotlos iperben,
neil Die Iltersgren5e, ppn tpo ab tein.
Nrbeiter nebr in etnem 8etriebe On,
fieGung finben, Diel gu niebrtg ftrirt
lit. 40 ober As Sabre ftno mod fetn
MIter, bic etnen Sdbrtfberrn bere9ti>
gen, etnem Nrbeitfu6enben bic 8e,
f9dfttgung gu perpeigern. 0ieIe
6er5loitgteit mdn9er Sabrttanten
rGdt iidb getpDbnlich bitter our9 bie
bobe 3abl Der 8etriebsunfdlIe, be,
oenen jugenblibe, nod nt9t senigenb
erfabrene Nrbeiter gu 8riippeln tperz
ben ober gar ibr 2eben einbiiBen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-28
Rrn1tlte.t urtn A=grntiniett.

Oas 0er9dltn!B aDt1nen Srd1tlten
nno Mrgentinien TT in ben leBten Sab
rem 10 ipenig freunblid geneien, DaB
tpieberbplt Der glusbru6 triegerif6er
8erpidelungen gu erparten 19ien.
lin 10 beaGtenspertber 1T Elm 0orz
gang, Der ben 8egtnn bes Mdnbels
gum 8e1eren anautiinoigen 59eint.
Der arsentintide @eIanbte am italie=
nif9en 6ofe bat auf ieiner 9etmreife
na9 8uenos Ntres in Hip be eSaneiro
einen auBerorbentli9 ebrenben gmp=
fang erbalten. Oieie Mus5eidnuns
tit UNI 10 hebeutiamer, als 9r. Sasn3
Yena berufen i9etnt, cine grobe 2oQe
in ieinem 8oterlanoe gu 1pielen. gr
mar Der 8ertreter 4rsentiniens auf
Der 5peiten 5riebenstonferen5 i'm
9aag, 1T Der Spbn zines Der fru6eren
Yrdfbenten Der Mrsentinii9en Repua
blit unb madt tein 5ebl baraus, oab
Der 3tped ieiner jebisen HeiIe barin
beftebt, feline &anbibatur fir bic prd=
iibentiGaft in Der 6eimatb nadoriid=
lth gu betreibeil. Die freunbf9aftz
lihen@efinnungen zines fol9en Men.
ltes 81 gepinnen, tit natiirli9 bon poz
litif6er 8ebeutung. Desbalb botte
Or. Saena Pena fhon bpr feiner Mbs
reife na4 europa Die ginlabung Des
fraiilianifden Minilters bes Q(eubsrn
erbalten, bel feinem Mufentbalte in
&ip 8ait bes MiniIters gu fem; bieie
ginlabung bate er ansenommen. Ms
e. am 4. 4uguit antam, tpurbe er BON
einem @ertreter bes Miniiters bonn
Gbiffe abgebolt uno in ben palait
Stamaratp. no itd bas Miniitertum
bes Neubern befinbet, geleitet. Dort
lpurpe ibm ein5riibitiid angebpten, an
benz nur 8rafilianer unb Mraentinier
tbeilnahnlen. Dem aus oem Steaz
reife sebaltenen Srintiprude bes
@uitgebers anttportete @aen5 pena
nit elmer ausgearbeiteten Hebe, in Der
er ni4t nur bic Sreunof9aft 5fpif1en
heioen 2dnbern betonte, ionbern auh
Die 8eriideruns bin5ufiigte, bab in
btefe 5reunol9aft audi bic anberen
Eepublifen Siioanerifas nit einbez
griffen feien. 4ud bic anberen Nebz
ner fpraden In sleidem Slime.
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