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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23
Cronica de Arte
TEATRO

Reinhardt, con su compania, ACADIA
de dar principle su tournee por Ale
mania Inglaterra, para representa- la
production dramatica de gran espec-
taculo "Cualquiera Yedernmann) ,
de Hugo Won Hofmanstal, cl celebrado
autor de Electra. Esta nueva obra
recuerda, por su asunto Y la disposition
escenica, los antiques Autos miste-
rios medioevales' En- efecto, conocen-
Sc producciones similares, como la in
glesa: Every man., del siglo XVI, y
ell juego dramatico: De la muerte del
hombre rico" de Hans Sachs, escrito
por ell ano 1549. la primera basada en-
la sentencia buhdista Las riquezas
permaneceran en- tn casa tlls allegados
Sc marcharan despues de haberte en-
terrado, pero tus buenas malas obras
te acompanaran en- tn caminO al otro
mundO,' Ell tanto que ell meistersln-
GER Sachs Sc atuvo a la parabola bi-
blica contentandose con dar al heroe
de su production, el nombre griegO de
Hecastus (cuaIquiera, cada uno.) Rein
hardt hace de esta Obra, cue requiere
un nutridisimo personal, una maravl-
LA de mise Ell scene. FL escenario es-
ta dispuesto en- tres gradas, como ell an
tiguo escenario para los misterios fl
nes de la Edad Media. FL plano supe-
riOr representa- las gradas del trono de
DiOs Padre, cuyos pies Sc We el arcan-
gel Miguel Y la muerte, que escuchan
la voz del CreadOr que les ola sus 6rde
mes. En- ell plano central tienen lugar
sucesivamente las escenas de la vida de
. 'Cralquiera," disipada, ujuriOsa. sin
piedad nj carload hasta el liltimo ban
quote, para el cual Sc han utilizado cier-
tos dibujos de Alberto Durero En- el
plano inferior Sc desarrollan entretan-
to escenas populares, bales, cantos,
etc, para cuyas melOdias han servido
de modelo los cantos bailables popu-
lares del siglo XIII.
Lengyel, el celebrado autor del dra
ma "'Taifun que tanto 6xito obtuvo
en- Alemania asi como en- su reciente
representation EN- Paris, acaba de ha-
Ger estrenar en- FRANKFORT su nuevo dra-
ma ''Profeta Percival'', production
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23

Hoy, todo ESQ ha cambiado Y
va no Sc oye las mujeres lamentar-
Sc de no ser hombres, nj los padres
desear tener hiJos mejor que hiias.
Nuestras hijas tienen, tanto como
nuestros hijos, la ambici6n de llegar
a ser algo. FL matrimonio no sicni-
flea va para elias la prisi6n, Y no las
separa de los grandes intereses de
la sociedad, de la vida actiya del
mundo. Solo EN- ell momento en- oue
la maternidad despierta, en- ell espf.
rltu de la mujer, nuevos cuidados.
es cuando Sc retira del mundo por
algun tempo. Mas tarde, cuando
qulere, vuelve a ocupar su puesto
entire sus camaradas, sin perder nun.
ca ell contacto con elias En- una
palabra la mujer es hoy mas feliz
que Jamas 10 ha sido, y reparte mas
dlcha alrededor suyo.
-Creo yo-dije ije-que el interes
que tomen las jovenes EN- sus carre.
ras lndustriales y sus nuevas ambi.
clones, debe tener por resultado ale.
larlas del matrimonio.
\ anadio el doctor Leete sonrien-
do:
No tengais inquietud sobre este
punto, senor West; el Creador ha
culdado de que, apesar de todas las
modlficaciones que los hombres y las
muJeres puedan introducir en- su
condlclon respectiva, permanezca
constante la misma ley de la mutua
attraction iComo dudar de ello.
cuando Sc We que en- una epoca como
Ia vuestra, Ell la que la lucha por la
exlstencia debia absorver todos los
pensamlentos, en- la que el poryenir
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23
1870

las claseS ObreraS. mlentras que en-
la sociedad bien educada era suaviza-
da Y cowo disimulada mediante un
sistema de convenciones, cuyo obJeto
era hacer Greer preclsamente 10 con
trario. saber: que Ell hombre era Ell
oue salia ganando Para sostener
esta fcci0n parecla esencial que el
desempenara siempre el papel de pre-
tendiante. Asi. NADIA era considera-
do como mas chocante de parte de una
muier que mostrar sus sentlmlentos
por un hombre antes de que el huble-
ra manifestado ell deseo de casarse
con ella. ST nosotros tenemos en-
nnestr ras bibliotecas hbros del siglo
NIX. consagrados Gnicamente al eXa-
men de esta question: tpuede una
muier en- circunstancias excepclona-
les adelantarse revelar su amor SIN
comprometer su sexo? Todo este nos
parece singularmente absurdo, y, sin
embargo, comprendemos Que, dadas
vnestras costumbres, ell problema te-
MIA su aspecto serio. Porque cuando
una muier. al hablar de amor a un
hombre 10 invitaba, por declrlo asl'
q tomar la carga de su mantenlnlen-
70 Sc concibe que la dignidad y la
delicadeza pudieran poner fraDas a
los arranques del corazon.
Cnando frecuenteis nuestra socle-
dad senior West, preparaos ser DOM
bardeado preguntas sobre este pun
to por nuestras jovenes que mlrall'
naturalmente. con particular lnteres
este curioso rasgo de las costumbres
antiguas.
-sDe modo que las jovenes del
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23

de un romanticismo rebuscado y falso.
Tratase de un ingles que, por valve
nes de la vida, va a parar unas islas
de la POLYNESIA, para instalar ALI ell ira
bajo Ell las minas, pero en- lugar de este
Sc echa redentor y encuentra la muer,
tie. Seg1n la critica, el autor Sc habra
entusiasmado con la lectura del libro
/" "Noa-Noa del famoso pintor frances
Gauguin.
Bajo ell titulo de 'Circe" acaba de
ponerse en- escena, Ell Munich, la come
dia de Calder6n "Sobre todo hechizo,
amor compuesta para regociJO del
cuarto Felipe el cual desde las orillas
del lago en- ell parqIe del Buen Retro,
|presenciaba junto con su corte este es-
pectaculO. que Sc desarrollaba encima
de un tabladO levantadO SObre las agqlas
del lago. Los clasicos amores de la he
chicera Gree V del heroe Ulises van
|amenlZados por una serie de escenas
fantasticas, graciosas algunas, comicas
o hasta grotescas otraS. en- las que in
tervienen Leporello, Clarln Y otros gra-
ciosos del siglo XVII. Para la represen-
tacion EN- Munich, muy cuidada tipi-
ca, sirvio la antigua traducci0n alema-
ma de Schlegel con algunas modifca-
clones.
A la memoria del modernisimo Strind-
berg, recientemente fallecido. fue dedi-
cado ell segundo estreno del teatro de
la Comedia. de la misma capital bava-
ra Pusose en- escena el drama Enri-
co NV, cuyo protagonista hijo del
gran Gustavo Wasa, es aquel soberano
sueco, que. juguete de sus pasiones o
victima tai vez de sus disposiciones
psicol0gicas. murio asesinado.
Tambien Ell Stuttgard honrose la
memoria de Strindberg con la repre-
sentacion de su drama: Pascua -. SUI
.cediendo 10 mismo en Dresde; donde,
para representation commemorative
Sc habla escogido la comedia Relam-
pagos, la creacci0n tai vez mas cele-
brada del discutido literato sueco. en-
la que este Sc manifesto vencedor de
la vida Y de sus pasiones.
\ principles de este mes celebrose
en- varios teatros de Berlin de otras
capitales de AIemania. ell 800. aniver-
sario de Schnitzler el afortunado au-
tor de Anatol. = Ancho campo" V
tantas otras comedias de costumbres.
que han hecho de 81 uno de los autores
favoritos del p1blico aleman.
Segdn la critica de Copenhague, ha
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23
LA VIDA Ell ANO 1000.

epoca, es como Sc puede la vez pro-
teger la dicha particular de cada
seXo y la attraction que cada uno
ejerce sobre ell otro.
En- yuestro tempo no hab1a carre-
ra para las mujeres, a menos que
entraran Ell la via, POGO natural, de
una competencia con los hombres.
En- cambio, nosotros les hemos
creado un mundo aparte, con Sus
emulaciones, sus ambiciones, sus pro
fesiones y os aseguro que Sc encuen-
tran muy bien en- el.
Creemos nosotros que las muJeres
eran las victimas mas dignas de ser
compadecidas entire todas las de
vuestra civilization. Aun a tan
larga distancia, nos sentimos llenos
de conmiseracion ante ell espectaculo
de sus vidas aburridas y atrofiadas,
paralizadas por ell matrimonio por
ell estrecho horizonte que, limitaban
materialmente los cuatro muros de
su casa, moralmente un mezquino
circulo de intereses personales.
No quiero aludir solamente a las
clases mas pobres, donde la mujer
era casi siempre embrutecida y lem
tamente aniquilada por un trabajo
excessive; hablo tambien de las classes
acomodadas, y hasta de las ricas.
Para consolarse de las grandes pc
mas, asi como de los pequenos fastl-
dios de la vida, no podian refuglar-
sc en- la atmosfera vivificante del
mundo exterior; los ilnicos intereses
que les eran permitidos, eran los de
La fanilia. Semejante existencia
habria logrado reblandceer el ccre-
bro de los hombres volyerlos loccs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23

llamado altamente La atencion ell dra-
ma: De puertas adentro', estrenado
|recientemente en- dicha capital, y que
trata del conficto religioso-civico en-
ire cristianos y judios
En- Astrasford del Avon, La patria de
Shakespeare, acaban de tener lugar los
|clasicos festivales Ell honor del gran
genio nacional ingles Pusieronse en-
|escena, bajo la direction y con la COO
peracion de Benson, ell gran interprete
de Shakespeare, los dramas: Enrique
W., Antonio y Cleopatra Y Hamlet
|ademas del Sueno de una noche de
verano, con mtlsica de Mendelshon.
De obras modernas representations
una comedia de Shaw, 'Peleas ell
M6lisander de Maetelink
Este Gltimo que acaba de ser distin-
guido con ell premio Nobel, fue obje-
to, hace pocos dias, de un esplendido
homenaje, dispuesto EN- su honor por el
Circulo Artistico Literario, de Bru-
selas. Despues de la representation
de ''Peleas Melisande'', cuya prota-
gonista fue interpretada por la esposa
del famoso dramaturgo, Georgette Lee
blame, el rey confirio este ell gran cor
don de la Orden de Leopoldo. con el
cual suelen ser agraciados tan solo
personajes diplomdticos Despues de
una loa dirigida Maeterlink. todo eI
concurso prorrumpio en- una interim
nable ovaci6n 4 este, y la orquesta en-
ton6 el himno nacional, que por expire
so deseo del rey no Sc habia entonado al
presentarse este Y la reina, por perte-
necer la noche al poeta, y no a 81. el
rey
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-07-23
EDWARD BELLAMY.

siglo Xxx hablan de amor las prime
raS
-Si asi les place; no Sc contienen
mas que a sus pretendientes para mos
trar sus sentimientos Y tened en-
tendido que Ia coquterla es tan des-
preciada en- el hombre como Ell Ia
mujer. Y que la frialdad afecta-
Ola que enganaba raramente vues-
tros enamorados en- nuestros dlas les
extranarla absolutamente tan en- de-
srlso ha caido ese artifcio.
-Asi adivino que una de las con
secuencias de la emancipation de la
mujer, es que va no habra mas que ma
trimonios de inclinaci5n
ESQ no hay que decirlo.
III Una sociedad donde no hay mas
que matrimonios de amor Oh cielol
Doctor. no podeis imaginaros el asom-
bro de un hombre del siglo XIX que
oye hablar de un fen6meno semejan-
te.
-Lo comprendo hasta cierto punto ;
pero ese hecho tiene acaso una signi-
ficaci6n mas profunda de 10 que pen
sails Signifca que. por vez primera
en- la historic dc la humanidad. ell
principle de la selection sexual, con
su tendencia a conseryar Y a perpetuar
los mejores tipos de la especie y a eli
minar los tipos inferiores, no encuen-
ira va obstaculos que contrarien su ac.
ci6n. La miseria el deseo de tener
casa, no deciden va a las mujeres a
dar a sus hijos como padres hombres
a quienes elias no pueden amar nj
respetar, FL dinero y el range so
cial no apartan la atenci5n de las cua-
lidades personales Las libras ester
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
CUSHMAN HEARS
MORE CASES

Judge Cushman this morning
ordered J. w. Wellington and j.
B. st. Clair, the alleged bogus
check swindlers sent back to Colo
RADIO to be tried in Denver.
Michael Holland, indicted on a
charge of buying goods from col
diers at Vancouver, pleaded not
guilty and the trial was set for
December II.
Theophile Dauphin pleaded
guilty to selling liquor at Orting
without a government license and
got 500 fine and six months in
Jail.
A. w. Lueders of Seattle, in
dicted on a charge of attempting
70 conceal assets in a bankruptcy
case, was represented by Maurice
Langhorne, who was given until
tomorrow to demurr to the in
dictment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
STATS MUST
Be DUG OUT
SOMEWHERE

The trustees have made full re-
port of the financial condition of
the auto race project which shows
there is $12,479 of shortage
to be made up by the guarantors.
1t is announced that thorough
Sitting of the charges that there
was leakage in the cash is going
on. The trustees, however, re-
frain from giving the evidence
thus far secured and make no
statement as to whether it indi-
Gates there was an actual leakage
or not.
The trustees declare that even
with a shortage of over 81 s7T--
the publicity and prestige given
the city was worth the money,
Many items of expense, it is said,
ran much higher than expected.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
CLERK In BAD

Alleging that her husband, M.
f. Sorenson, clerk in the county
treasurer's office, had beaten her
and had treated her cruelty Tor
some time past, Mamie Sorenson
appeared before Judge Arntson
yesterday evening and swore out
a warrant for his arrest. Mrs.
Sorenson states that her husband
in jealous moods for no reason in
particular has resorted to physi-
car powers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
ADAMS is REMORSEFUL IN
CELL: SAYS HE'S BEEN FOOL

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Oct. 1.-THE
world forgives everything except
a mans being a fool, and that is
what l am"
George Edward Adams today
thus bitterly assailed the freak
of fortune which again landed
him behind Jail doors. He denies
that he had any intention to con-
spire with John C. Weber, the
old counterfeiter, but frankly
says that the world will not be-
lieve him. He says his heart
went out in pity for the old man,
and he helped him out with
small sums of money. On Sun
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

day he visited Webber's cottage
at Kent, and was arrested.
Adams, If convicted on the
counterfeiting charge, will have
to serve out the remainder of the
term on the assay office embezzle-
ment charge from which he was
paroled, a period of about Is
months.
Last FRIDAY Adams had applied
to Warden Halligan at McNeils
island for the position of book
keeper at the penitentiary. Be-
cause of Adams capable work in
this position while in the peniten-
tiary, the government was favor
ably considering his application.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
SEYMOUR HAS A
NEW SCHEME

When the telephone franchise
prepared some weeks ago by
Judge Stiles comes up-if it does
Mayor Seymour may suggest
some things he learned on fran
chises at the recent California
municipal league convention.
One idea that impressed him
was scheme by which the plant
pays for itself in 25 years and
thereupon becomes the property
of the municipality. Mayor Sey-
mour thinks that looks good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
MAYOR SEYMOUR
MEETS SWIMMER

On his recent trip to Cali
fornia Mayor Seymour met
Miss Nellie Schmidt, the Ala
media girl who has broken
the worlds swimming rec
ords as detailed in the Times
last night.
THAT really was one Of
the interesting features of
the whole trip" said the
mayor today.
When we went down
there the mayor delivered a
great address of welcome.
Then later he presented Miss
Schmidt and how he, did
throw himself in his oratori-
cal effort. He was right
himself then and he told all
about the young lady, how
she had put Alameda on the
map and all that. 1t was
great and the best of it was
the girl proved to be really
charming and modest young
lady"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION, GAS
OR DYSPEPSIA PAPE'S D|APEPS|N
This delightful stomach regulator brings relief in
five minutes---Puts an end to Stomach
trouble forever.

Really does" put bad stomachs
in order-"really does" overcome
indigestion, dyspepsia, gas, heart
burn and sourness in five minutes
-that-just that--makes Pape's
Diapepsin the largest selling stom-
ach regulator in the world. II
what you eat ferments into stub
born Jumps, you belch gas and
eructate sour, undigested food and
acid; head is dizzy and aches;
breath foul; tongue coated: your
insides filled with bile and indi-
gestible waste, remember the mo-
ment Diapepsin comes in contact
with the stomach all such distress
vanishes. It's truly astonishing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

almost marvellous, and the Joy is
its harmlessness.
A large fifty-cent case of Pape's
Diapepsin will give you hundred
dollars worth of satisfaction or
you druggist hands you your
money back.
It's worth its weight in gold to
men and women who can't get
stomachs regulated. 1t belongs in
your home-should alwaysbe kept
handy in case of a sick, sour, up
set stomach during the day or at
night. It's the quickest, surest
and most harmless stomach doctor
in the world.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

It's to be settled whether Judge
Black is eligible for governor or
not. Charles v. Reynolds, Sc
attic democrat, has entered suit
before the supreme court to re-
strain the state officials from plac-
ing Blacks name ON the ballot
and asks the court 10 declare him
ineligible. The case will come
before the supreme court October
4.
Harry II. Collier thinks he has
won the nomination for lieuten-
ant governor on the democratic
ticket by from 500 to 1000 over
Lester Edge of Spokane. If so
this gives Tacoma all the candi-
dates in the field for this office,
Teats being on the progressive
ticket, Hart on the republican and
Barth ON the socialist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
STATE NEWS.

Judges Cushman and Rudkin
successfully indicted Judge
Howard into office at Belling-
ham.
Edward j., Snyder, 81; Bessie
Miller, rs; +. G. Maxey, 20, and
Bob Pazich, 20, were arrested at
Seattle, suspected of the murder
of Henry Parr at Portland
-
j State canyassing board started
on official 4 count of primary
election at Olympia today.
~ December ola a short course
for farmers will be, held by the
State college faculty at Cen
traila.
A thousand union mine work
ers with four bands held a bic
demonstration outside the Carbon
Coal a Clay company mine at
Bayne yesterday, where 200 min
ers are on strike.
Southwest Washington fair
opened at Chehalis today.
The Standard Clay company
plant at Little Falls was destroy.
ed by fire last night with a loss
of 100000. 1t throws 20 mer
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
''i'M NOT A DRONE", SAYS
MILLS, AND GOES TO WORK

to DEATH"
Young Mills is going to crate
for himself unique position. Fsf
he Is the first of the sure-enough
Newport crowd to enter the field
of PLAIN, UNVARNISHED
AMERICAN POLITICS, the kind
in which are mixed "bosses" and
campaign funds" "ward-heel-
ers," and circulars"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

out of work. The property was
largely owned by Tacoma capt.
tai. s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
BY Harry Z. Burton.

BY Harry T. Burton.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Young
Ogden Mills is going to go into
politics!
Yes, the REAL Ogden Mills,
who lives ON Fift-av., who mar
ried daughter of Mrs. w. x.
Vanderbilt, and who might enter
any society in America, but who
will have none of it, because. as
he candidly states, it "bores him
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

Wet weather and the excite
ment of the fair opening kept the
crowd at the bull moose meeting
at Puyallup down to about 40 last
night. Senator Bryan did not get
over, but Congressman Warburton
made a short talk and arrange
ments will be made for another
meeting after the fair closes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01
Times Political News of
Tacoma and Pierce Co.

They can't beat Tacoma out of
the lieutenant governorship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

DIR. Nena Jolidon Croake, candi-
date or the legislature in the 3.th
district, is attracting much out
side attention or ner active cam
psign. The Portland Oregonian
Sunday printed her picture with
a columns writeup giving her fiat
tering notice as likely to be the
first woman legislator in the
Northwest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

Southwest Washington fail
opened at Chehalis today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-10-01

i State canyassing board started
on official 4 count of primary
election at olympia today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24

New Hampshire Newell sanders.
Tennessee Alva Oh n Martin. Vir-
ginia =. "A. Perkins. Washington.
As soon as this aommittee mas con-
ferred with President TAFT h is ex-
pected that anogher meeting VIII be
called gnd the orEanizstlon OF the
committee completed with the elec-
ton of a permanent chairman secre-
tary and other officers
Victor Rosewatof. acting chalrmon
of the old national committee, at
tended the meeting holding lhe proxg
% 4. y. Moseley oI Mississippi.
The committee uf nine decided 60
meet next Mondsy "a Washington ana
VIII proceed SO tbe White House for
% conference with Mr. Taft.
The national committee authorized
ihis committee to make the selection
of q national chairman who VIII have
charge of The campaign. and To name
the national conmitiee secretary
after tho conference with President
Taft
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-24
COMMITTEE NAMED
TO BREAK THE
NEWS TO
I 4 F I
Powell Clayton of Arkansas
Heads Republican 0rgani-
zation Until Presidents
Wishes Have Been Ascer-
tanned.
WILLIAM ALLEN WHITE
JOINS ROOSEVELT CLAN


t"t 0fN"AAA HFfaia ~ ~ AfenAeu WiFnl
chicago, June a. Powell clayton,
Republican national committeeman
from Arkansas. was made temporary
chairman of the new Republican ma
ilonal committee when that body
convened in executive sosslon TODAY
in the COLISEUM. Aisa 49, o. Martin
Of Virginia was made temporary sec-
rotary.
a surprise WAS tho absence of VIII
Ham Allen White OF Kansas from the
commlttee meeting and ,nc presence
of r. y. stanley ol Kansas in mas
plnce. n was explained that Come
mliteemnn White had told the Ran-
sas delegation that ne was undecided
whether be- could support the candi-
date of the convention. President
Taft. and Mr. slanley aocoreingiy was
chosen as state committeeman. n. %.
Stanley through the pre-conygntion
campaign. was an ardent Roosevelt
man. Today hu said he Was willluG
TO act with tho national committee.
Walter y. Brown of Ohio nlso took
his aout. Before he entered De- said
no plan had been decided on by tht
Roosevelt members and thot ho would
80 With the committee ana see Whoi
WAS dDne.
The meeting was brl9i and adj
ioufned after the appolnuuont OF q
committee Of mine 90 coripr with
President Taft ana ascertain bis
Wishes regarding a chairman ana tho
campaign.
Tho committee io wait on the pres.
ldont is composed on Powell clay.
Ton. Arkansas; Roy O. West Illinois,
John j.. Adams Iowa. CHARLES H
Warren. Michlgunl Thomas IS. Neid
rinshaus. Missouri, ~ w. EetnbruOk