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New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
RAISE $4,000 IN A DAY
Titanic Sufferers Profit by Ball
Game and Benefits.
GEO. COHAN SELLS PAPERS
Comedian Makes an ALI Day Job
of 1t and Has Nearly So, 600
When He Counts Up.

4 baseball game between the New YORK
Americans and the New York Giants sew
eral theatrical performances and Wh'rl-
wind newspaper selling campaign, In when
George NJ. Cohan, the comedian, covered
the city from the Battery to The Bronx,
yesterday netted a sum that will amount to
nearly $4,000. TO be used IN relieving the
needs Of the survivors Of the Titanic dis
aster.
Early yesterday morning Mr.. Cohan start
ed in his automobile In lower Broadway 10
sell newspapers, after buying the first HIM
self for a large sum. From there he pro-
ceeded up TO the theatrical district. In the
afternoon he was at the Polo Grounds
where large number were sold, and IN
the evening his own theatre. In Broadway,
between 42d and +3d street. where a bene-
1t performance was given, was the scene or
his activities. Throughout his trip he was
assisted by Jack Sullivan, founder Of the
NcwsbOys' Home.
When the proceeds OF the days sales were
counted last night In the box office at the
George VI. Cohan Theatre u was found
that nearly $500 had been realized. After
he had appeared on the programme of the
entertainment for the Titanic fund. whero
he sang a song about the late Mr.. Barnum,
the circus magnatc. Mr.. Cohan departed
or "A late train for Pittsburgh.
The amount realized at the box office and
from the sale of programmes and flowers
at the theatre totalled about $500. Every
seat in the theatre was occupied. and the
programme contained the names of Blanche
Ring. Eddie Foy, Raymond Hitchcock. Nat
80 Cross.
Lois Josephine, viii Rogers, Florence Shir-
ley Clarence Oliver. Frank Tinney, Brice
and King. Harry COnor, Charles j. Ross
Ethel Kelley, Ida Adams, the Dolly Twins,
Sidney Jarvis Cap" StOrer, Kathleen Cnf-
ford. Leon Enrol, Stella Chatelaine, Jack
Clifford. Irene Weston. Mile. Mana, Nj.
Alexis Fanny BriCe, Jean Schwartz. Anna
Chandler. Al Piantadosi. Fred Nibo, How
ard and Howard, Tempest and Sunshine
Yvette and Gus Edwards and his boys and
girls. The programme was arranged oy
Conan & Harris.
At an entertainment given by the Cerclc
DramatiGue at the Liberty Theatre Tor the
benefit of the French Day Nursery guar
ter of the proceeds WAS devoted 20 the re-
lief of those who lost property or those
upon whom they we're dependent when the
Titanic sank About $500 was realized.
Tho ARRANGEMENT to use part Of the pro-
cceds in the interests Of the Titanic SUI
ferers was made by T. Tileston Wells. presi-
dent Of the French Alliance. Felix Levy
president OF the French Day Nursery, ana
Lucien L. Bonheur and 4. 7. Mason, OF the
Cercle DramatiGue
At the baseball game In the afternoon
there were l40S3 persons present ana the
gate receipts totalled S942j -.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
COLONEL Anglers GARDNER
Massachusetts, Man Accuses Him
of Unfairness TO Taft.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau

,vasbinrton. April 2l-RcpresentatlNe -
y Gardner. Of Massachusetts, VINO receht'S
challenged Colonel Roosevelt to JOINT "e-
,a,o has sent tho following telegram from
Boston:
-.,,so IN b. kept quiet any longer. lust
h,cause some out-of-date machine pm
tIcians are shouting "Alrs vel; ,..,., o,,
Quiet methods are gone oS W t1oI -
o. convince the voters that thtlr ldol ha'
''f' am ~ here to look after my district.
an here TO talk out loud. am IN the r'ns
10 give the hat KICK.
10 Colonel Roosevelt, the third-terHh can
didate lie has sent the following message
v,.,,r telegram from Nebraska has
r.aCLed me here. In your refusal To debate
with me you have taken the opp0Iluil,S
ono. more to give the puDiIc tlc mn Ip'
sion that Senator lorlnler mas Idu i'''
49,, Tuft's assistance ana support
Hharpe YOU with knowing TINS ls hot the
lat I assert that the hest evidence 10 M MtIIo
~ntrarv "a contained In the correspondence
hgta,cen YOU ard the President at the tlh.
90 the first agitation Of the SUBJECT a
U,tstaken sense OF delcacy. as am told,
mr"ventg President Taft from PUBLISHING
The correspondence. .,.,. o,,s,s
ond In behalf Of square dealing can on
YOU and President Taft to produce H. -
In YOUR reply to me you have seen NJ 20
drag I'm the name Oh StlIaN'' N'''', -
rrfp,endly way. You. sir are under vast
cbIIyation 20 Senator Crane, TO whom you
",,,a rredit for the most notable act OF your
coreor the settlement Of the great coal
Nc DO yol deny It? Have you forgot
49,, tLat yoiI are on record as acknowledg-
mo ita In the interest OF square dealing. |
danand that you and Senator Crane pro-
duce this record. ,.,,. .,o. uroa,aor,
,rat, bas alienated your respect by his SUBJ
aar,,cncy 10 great interests. | deny IT,
President Taft has Instituted proceedinSs
against ell the great offenders. lie mas
made no exceptions on account or eNpe-
dioncv Can you gay as much? charge
go,, Nth making exceptions for your IA
yyoT,tes sometimes under tho allegation OF
tcchnicalities, sometimes for reasons un-
I challenge you TO produce the sup
,ressed reports OF your own Commissioner
~ Corporations, Herbert Knox Smith. with
Jeeard 10 the Harvester Trust. | assert
tbst this report explicitly shows that the
Wor1an interests always favored your ad-
rninistration In the interest OF square
IaalInq I demand that you produce copies
~ these suppressed papers II no copies
are I'm your possession | demand that the
Department OF Justice proceed at once to
discover them.
7 regret that / am not to have the OPP
nor,unity TO meet you face to face 10 dis
ccnss these and other pertinent matters be-
fore Massachusetts, audience
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
Unity Of Soul Not Destroyed.

And coming on this occasion. we can not
only give the testimony Of our grlet ana ana
sorrow and expression OF our Sympathy
The waves cannot destroy that which is
hest and highest in all OF us 1hose Wh0ih
we have known-for there are prODaOIy
few in this audience VINO o'a noI ,.,' h,.O"
nersonallv some Of those who went down
those whom We knew may have oeen reCos-
nized bv US on account OF the features ",
the form But il Is not by the Doqy W. H.
Ue know pcope II Is by the soul we
arc knit 10 each other by that indehnaple
and Invisible tie that links heatt 70 hedl
and makes us one I'm spirit; And "nlle "n1 W. me
mourn to-day. we can rejoice 5ndt 5,, C,,' 49, -
no more than the grave can Destroy tndS
which is Immortal in US, the real men and
women whom We knew.
Mr.. BRYAN then expressed the great pride
ne felt I'm the heroism displayed on the
Titanic, saying:
. Rut this occasion not only gives oppor-, :
tpnitv for the expression Of sorrow ana
sympathy, but Il teaches its lessons 10 1,, u,
A great emergency is IKE a stag uPgGt"
which people play, par streets peeH and nd meet
reoDle UassIuR by we cannot tell the heIo
fTom the villain. But when they ~. CUht tbei,
fore Us on the stage Ihey a. one Uu. from
parts and We can separate the one IlVa, IIa
the other And so these great emeT nt.T
Try mems souls and they show US me the "S.,s tas
and the great And this calaslropne n
gwen the WOrlO inc 'linilN'
many heroes there are, VINO oily hecu
call forward to vindicate their risht u "
admired ,.,d -,
! am proud Of what we have learned oi i
these men and women. proud 10 know 'l
that seIf-control that has given them '.c
power 10 face death undlShlayeu' "'' ~
stand back and say: Before me 1,
II is very easy to be polite when tneIe I -
no danger IN waiting. IL Is harder VIZ W.
delay, even for moment. may ueam
death | am proud Of the record that ihey
have made. and glad that these lilsIiI Ip Io,I1 ~,
= examples come from every CLASS ooIl' y, y,
the names are known. And we say Va
those who are known because OF theiI so, sl
cal position and wealth that we aduiIlS
the bravery and the msnliness OF mos
who can give way that others may oe
saved while they die. 1000
Bat Il Is not these well known NAMES
only that need to be remembered d. nI,,n Suv =
time as this A gentleman was teIlns
nae yesterday a story that he heard iron
ono OF the survivors i'm that busy uoui
When all were seeking means OF escape
One of the passengers was putting on =
yle preServer and said to the Sle"aiu ~ ~
Where is yours" He said There are
no. enough To go round" And he was
doing what he could 10 help save the
others And am sure that none have, read
me story without being touched by ~ ol
thOse wives who would not leave their nus
Dancs, who preferred TO share the dahSeI :
o. remaining thar TO seize the opportunity
70 escaba
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
ROTH CLAIM NEW HAMPSHIRE
Taft and Roosevelt Managers Each Pre-
dict Victory at Tomorrow s Primary.

concord n. H., April H.-Statements
claiming the state for both Taft and Roose-
Welt were issued tonight by the respective
managers OF the candidates for Presiden-
tlal primary honors. The campaign VIII
close tomorrow night and the primaries
will he held on Tuesday. Both sides have
conducted lively campaign. President
TAI visited the state early in the contest.
while Colonel Roosevelt made a more re-
ao,, annearance IN the cities OF the Merri-
mac Valley.
General Henry NJ Baker. former Repre-
santative and chairman Of the Taft League
Of New Hampshire, says the league claims
200 of the sl2 delegates to be selected for
the state convention. Clarence r. Clough,
chairman OF the Roosevelt League. says
that both Congress districts will be carried
for Roosevelt and the state convention con-
trolled two to one for the ex-President.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
KNIFE FOR DIR. VAN DE WATER
Rector of St. Andrews to Undergo
Oneration for Cataract.

DR. George r. Van DE Water, who returned
Yesterday morning from st. Louis, where
ma was one of the speakers at the church
congress- has secured several weeks leave
q, absence from his duties as rector of st.
Andrews and will Immediately enter a
hospital to undergo an operation for the
removal of a cataract from his eye.
His condition has recently become so Sc
rious that he has been practically blind for
several months, and the proposed treatment
Is Imperative II he is to continue his work
as the head of his church.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
Pays Tribute to Strauses.

knew one Of these men in Congress /
vas colleague OF Mr.. Straus some twen-
y years ago, and IL is pleasant 10 know
,hat he was hero and not afraid; and IL
y Sweet 10 know that the wife who hau
ben his companion for so many years was
sfue 70 the history OF an earlier Ruth ana
mpnssierfed not 20 leave lim' "Entreat me
not 10 leave thee" These examples Of
'Aanliness and wOmanliness are the herl-
,,sge OF our people: they make us proud OF
'hose whom he know, who are a part Of US.
- but there are so many others TO speak
Via afternoon that none has more than a
,tpmepts time and have presented two Of
ut three thoughts that ] considered
"ertn bringing 20 your attention.
q Aho tne third IS, as 70 the future Moth
~ tnft We can say can bring back the
ssvules of the dead. and little that we can
- can Soothe those who are under the
ee.a,oow or q great personal loss These oc-
-seslons are for the future more than for
w, TOT others more than fUr' ourselves.
'fe'f'8 thirty years ago I was talking ON
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22

Texas" replied Mr. Bryan, but I'm glad
to hear that Governor Harmon is going
there. for the more speeches he makes the
fewer votes he will get. He'd have had
more votes in Nebraska IL he'd kept out OF
the state"
Whatever his opinions concerning the
Roosevelt victory In Nebraska. Mr.. Bryan
said he preferred to keep them to himselt
and not to comment on Republican hap
penings.
THAT was simply new and unnecessary
evidence that Nebraska is progressive on
both sides" he added.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
CORRECTED NEBRASKA RETURNS.

Lincoln. Neb.. April 2i.-Corrected
tabulations of the Nebraska Presidential
preference vote. including returns from
$50 precincts, give Roosevelt 3l.242;
Taft. 1862; La Toilette. 1929: Clark,
14.os1: Harmon, 1l.24l, and Wilson, $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
DEEP SNOW IN THE YELLOWSTONE

Livingston. Mont. April 2l.-Six feet Of
snow fell in the Yellowstone Park on Fri
day night and yesterday. Five feet covered
the ground at Gardiner At Livingston the
depth is six inches.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-22
mes y o,sRIeN WAS SAVED.

Mrs Hannah o 'Brien, who was reportea
among those missing from the wreck OF the
Titanic. is now at st. Vlncents Hospital
Her husband was lost
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
Der seibarat Oes MifaOu.

=. .EHH
Der 5elbfmorb bes Generals Nogi
na9 benz Sobe ieines &ai!ers bat in
cSopan nod cine tragtztomif9e SoIgs
gebabt, bsFen Opfer Der 2cibarat bes
6abingeeangenen Mitabos purbe.
Genn mad benz Sobe Nogis gingen
in Sofio in tpeiten &reifen Bitten BON
Saus gu 9aus, auf beRen ltnterf9rifz
Ten gu elmer petition gefammelt fpur=
ben. 1nb biele Yetition iplte benz
2eibor3t bes babingef9iebenen Senno
iiferrei9t perben; ite legte rem
Manne Der Mifenf9aft bringenb Lns
6cr5. nd9 aItem 8raud feinem 0errn
na9aufoloen unb Selbitmorb al ber=
iiben. Mber gum llngliid 1T biefer
Mrat in bebuuerli9em MaBe bon mo
bernen Sheen infi3isrt unb er le6nte
es ebenfo tur3 tpie entf9lofen db, ben
Wunf9 Der petenten gu erfiiGen.
Man teilte ibm nun NIT, baB man
IGN als ebrlos betrd9ten miiTe, ba
man ni9t 5ugeben tOnne. bdB Elm
arst, Der ben Rdifer Itsrben IitB, feiu
19Gnbli9es Oafein fpeiterfii6rc. Do1
ale ueberrebungstiinite blieben
fru9tlDs, Der Mebi5iner tpollte iid
teinem Dunf9e beugen, ia er ems
porte Iih iiber bic 3umutung unb in
leiner @ntriiltung fli9tete CT f9lieBs
lid Iogdr in bic Seffentli9teit. Sn
sinigen s3eitungen ertIdrte er 0ffeRts
li9, es lei ni9t feline @9uIb, bab Der
|Tenno BON Sobe credit porben iei.
unb er mics baruuf bin, bdB IS ibm
unmOgli9 gepeien fet, ben Rdifer
pirtli9 gu be6onbeIn, neil bic 9ofz
Gillette tbm bas unm0gli9 gema9t
babe. @enn er es bermont bate,
ben Raifer ba5u gu bringen, ben Gr3tz
ti6en MnOrbnungen 81 fOlgen unb
benz @enuB altObolif9sr @etrGnte gu
entIuoen, 6ann ipiirbe mad menf9<
li4em GrmeFen Der Mitabo nod
beutc am Qeben Tein. Das Werbalten
bes 2eibdr5tes unb feline grtlGrulgen
baden iiberdl bic er0Bte Gmp0rung
Eerpor3urufen, unb 70 1T Der Mann,
ber rem Raifer bic lebten 2~ebensftanz
ben gu erlei9tetn ilhte. beute Der am
metIten bero9tste Monn in Sdp0n.
#"NtLAL M4IfE TIT 1885,
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
glmunOiens ao6Iitatiunen.


Die betannt, lGBt Ii9 bic Gage Der
Gr6pple nur our9 ditr9nOmif9e
8eoba9tungen ermittsln, bd Oiefs
gnopuntte Der @rba9Ie Our9 feline
befon6ern &enn5ei9en uusge5eiHnet
finb. SnfolgsOsfen lam Elm POIs
fubrer nur bur9 feline aftronomifdeD
8eobadtunqen Den 8epeis liefern,
bdB er pirfli4 am gol g~etpeIsn 1T.
Roalb lmunbfen bat ouf feiner Retz
Re an oen Siopol nit 3pei Sertdnten
3ablret9e MeTunger BON SonneubDz
BEN ausgefibrt unb ausfiibren Idfsn,
uno aus beren b~orlduft9en 8ere4s
nung oe19lpFen, baB er ben iiioli9en
9oI Der @rbe pirtli9 errei9t babe.
IS mar jsbo9 n~otfpenoie, biefen
S9luB bur9 genaue 8ere9nungel gu
priifen, Inn 70 mehr. als 8eOsnten
gegen bsKsn Ri4tigteit geduBert
purosn. gu bisIem 3psd iibergab
Mmunefen feline Nusfiibrungen Der
l1niperfitdtsfternparte in gbriftiattid,
unb enogiltige &e@nuneen ftno bort
pom 9berlebrer u. Mlerdnoer bur6z
qefiibrf ipprsen, Die GreebniFe fput=
ben tiir3li9 DerDffentli9t. @s etz
CAB ii9, baB Die polftation Jrdmz
Eeim gemGb ben 8eDbu9tungen Drn
Is, @onnenb0ben in SO 9ruo 54'
fiiOli1er 8reitc lag, DIE Station Bols
beim odgegen in SO Grab $3.50.
NmunbTen bate an Srt unO STEELE
0ofiir SO @rob So IiiDli9er 8reite
eefunOen. Nd9 Der 8ere9nun9 BON
Mleran6er liegt ser SiiopoI nidt
gang 8 Rilometer BON polbeim unb
fi9er ni9t 6 &ilometer bdbon eHt>
fernt. Oas 3eltldger in polbeim
biente MmunbIen dls Wlittelpuntt eiz
nes Rreifes BON 8,3 &ilometer 9dlbs
meier, unb es ipurben Merfitetne
geTeBt. Die Mitglieber Der grpeDi>
tim 6eImer 6anfen unO 8idaldnb
qin9en in TiDli9er &i9tun9 nod bier
SeemeiIsn iiber bag Eager binaus,
fie baben mad Nleranber ben pDl
in elmer gntfernung pdfiert, bic 2
Rilometer betra9en baden fam, dber
Dabrf9einli9 bO9itens nur Elm paar
5unoert Nleter betrug, pieIlei9t aud
Tur penige Dieter. Der Siiobol
1T dIfO.. gsmdB Oisfer enbgiiltigen
aitronomif6en 8e9nungen, pirtli9
erreiht norDen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
Sc enhancement @erlubnna.

Sn Ser parifsr @eIeG19aft fdno
tiir8li9 bic g~erlobung Der jurlgen
RlaDterbirtuD1in MareLec be 9uepz
rour nit einem Mtta96 am M!nifteS
rum Des MuspGrtiger, Pierre fon,
tqtt. Oas eleqante Diner fpuroe ben
aa6Iret@ enlightenment @Gifen BET
Marguerrb Ierpiert. Sn &ir5e folte
bic 6oAaeit folg(n. 9a trf4ien zines
Saqes SEER Nop Bel 1einem S9piez
aerbater in fpe unb ertldrte, DaP CT
anbern @innes eemoroen fet; er 8iebt
IS Dor, fsin 2ebensf9tffIein nod Elm
paor Sabre Dor Dem 9dfen Der @be
freuaen at ldFet. Mpniieur De NueDs
rour, Der fi9 i'm &Onierbenbanbel Elm
Ih0nes 0ermDgen ertpprben bat, err
pioerte duF bieie unerbOrte @rflds
rung: v9os gebt 10 einfa9 ni4t!"
urb tags oarauf iibergab er bic 4n>
gelegenbeit leinem NnfpaIt, Der ben
Iltnqsn Monn alf 9O13,55 Sranfen
@9aoenerfaB pertIugte. Der prooeB
fam Dor bas 9arifer 3iDtIgeri4t, mo
bier erfubr man, pie Der Mopofat
oiefe gumme gaufteilte. So 4iee in
ser Rlagef9rift: 1885 ST. 9Slfte
oes 8erlobungsoiners 1855 81.
9reis Der Musitdttung, 5000 ST.
59aosnerfaB. Nu9 eingebenoer
5bilberung beg Brautf9dBes einigs
ZEN fi9 Ole @egner; Der @rberlobte
muBte $500 ST. fir bic Nusftattang
be8ablen. Ser preis oes Diners tpur=
Be 3ugeaeben. 8lieb alfp nod Der
getrag BON 5000 ST. 81 bistutieren.
Der tlagenoe 8ater fiibrte fein SD4=
ter9en bor unb berii9erte. bdB trOB
Der MnItdnoigteit Oes Mdbdens Gurf
Sic 8uriidsesungene 8erlobung Der
Jcmilie elm moraliI9er S6doen ent=
4unben lei uno leiber fDgor etn Oiss
trsoit in Der @eIslf9oft. Das grtbu=
nal %ertannte ber StanOpuntt I'm
Prin5ip als ri9tig an, bielt ierof
bic S9aosnsrfabanipriiGe fir iiber=
triehen unb berurteilte ben Dioer-
ipenIigen @erlp6teu our 3d1lune
Don 1000 ST., Die Der iunge Mdnr
nit motantem 2Gfxln lmeiftete.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
GnaliIdle &rieaslnItiae.

9ie triegerif9en @reigniFe in ben
Bnltanitaaten baben btele abenteuerIi9e
Settler in @roBbritannten in getpnI=
tige @rregung berieBt unb BON pielen
6eiten 1T, pie aud BET friberen 4rie=
gen, perfu9t tporben, ii9 bon Der
tinen ober Der anberen Der beteiligten
MG9te antperbsn gu laReu. Die Bee
treffenben englif9en @eleBe tiinben
<inem ieben f9pere @trafen an, Der
fi9 bon elmer fremOen Ma9t antper>
ben lGBt, ober onbere beronlaBt, bies
5u tun. 9iefes @efeB tritt ober eriI
in &raft, fpenr bic TeinbIelieteiten
totfG9Ii9 er0ffnet porben iinb. gi=
mem ieben GngIGnber itebt es iebo9
Dor einem 8riege fret, feline Dienfte
einem ieben Qanbe %an3ubieten.
Diefe Rriesslut 1T abfolut nt@ts
ueues. Sdon 2orb &it9ener biente
in benz fron3Dfif9s Oeutf9sn Rriese
0uf fran5DfI9er @eite, pOfiir Ct Dor
fursem erft bic @rinnerungsmsbaille
Fir 1901 erbielt. Mu9 ROnis
Beter BON @erbien nabm bamals ala
9Hi3ier Der Grembenleaion tGtigtn
Mnteil an ben &riege gegen Deutf4z
Innb. MuBer Httmsner tparen bas
mails nod piele anbere britifhe Diff
aiers auf frans0itIher Seite.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23
Nn5eisIR.
Ginfp
@iebcr anfgctandt.
Ser g&aiier Der Sahara" in elmer
tIenen 0fple.

Ser gSaifer Der eabara" in elmer
neneu GUae.
Sdcqles aetauop, Sacques T., Der
ebemdlige g!Raifer ser @a6ara", Der
betdnnte parifer MiGipnGr, BON benz
man pdbrenb Der IeBten Sabre nee
mig p0er nidts ge66rt BAT, lit pie=
berum nit einsm neuen groburti9en
pIdne dufgetali9t. @r fam Sem
3raume BON &rone uno SbrDn duf
Ole Oauer nt9t entIdgen uno nte>
berum 1T es Der Weltteil Mfrifa. no
er fein 9errf9ertum gu berpirf.i9en
geoentt.
Mie elm engli19es 8latt beriftet,
1T 9err 2ebau6D in ltnter6an0laagea
nit Der Hegerrepublit liberia Qetre~
ten unO bat bort b09ft perf0nli9
feline Ranoioatur als' R6ntq BON
9iberia aufgeiteGt. Serr 2e5aubb bat
fid bereit ertldrt, i'm Sale fe;ner
MnbI gum getr0ntsn Ober6dupt bon
Qiberia 0ie GuBeren @taats16u.ben
oes Hei9es, bic olerbings nur 0ie
beTheiosne Summe bon 10000
Pfunb Sterling (ettpa $4,000
Splars) - gliidli6es Qiberidl ~
betrd9en, aus 1einen Mitteln 3u be-
gIeiAen, 10 baB bann liberia gu Oen
{inan3iea beftfonfoltoierten Staaten
Ger WeIt geb0ren biirfte. Die N'nts>
psripbe oes gegenpdrtigen YrGiiSen<
ten BON 9ibel;d, q. Barclay, Iduft
Gnbe 1912 al unb 6err 2ebduop
Bate es gerne, tpenn feline &r6rung
tereits i'm Sanuar ltattfinoen t0nnte.
Or bat berfproaen, 2tberia nit alien
71ur bentbaren Mp6lfabrtseinri9!dn=
gen aus3uitattsn. uno bic e~ineinbalb
MiIionen 8eipnbner bes 9dnbes
iGben pabrhaft elidli6en 3eiten entz
: gegen.
EroB biefer ber6eiBungsDolen 3u-
funft 1T man a6er borl6ufig in Der
Negerrepu6lit ni9t iibcrmdBig 9e<
nei9t. Die 0tsberige Sretbeit gegen oas
Sod" elmer monardifii9en Staotsz
form gu berfoufen. l1no es 1T febr
5fpeifelbaft, ob 6srr 2ebauop biesmaI
nit feinem Blame mebr Slid bAben
tDirD, dis ebemals in ser Sabdra, no
er mangels BON Entertainer ols RGnig
TO f9mdbli9 Tidsto ma9te. @ber
9srr 2ebaubp 1T gu ieOem Opfer be-
reit, uno insbefonbere fetn Nnesbot.
Die 5%peituuienb Mann betragenoe
4rmee BON 2iberia nit funtelndeel@
neren l1niformen, fotpie nit Den mos
oernften Maffen aus3uriiiten, bat in
ben Rreifen bes Bottles groBen Set
fou gefunoen. Sid felbft nil Der
R0nig BON 2iberia in fpe natiirIi9
bic pberite Nrmeeleitung D%OrbebdIten,
fhpn I'm bes @ergniigens pilen, iibet
feline apeituuisnb Mann Die feter!i4e
paraOe abnebmen gu tOnnen.
Washington Journal., 1912-11-23

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