New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-14
Is There Simply as a Geog-
rapher and to Meet
Old Friends,
REITERATES VIEWS
ON BRAZILIAN MAPS
Would Make Statements Even
Stronger, lie Tells the
Correspondents.
Z, c.h,. % The tribune

d .n|1 70 TIC 'ii.NA'Nf
i.,rdor Jruc 1S.-"Mark my words,
,..,gr French cabinets last no longer
ham psragusyan Presidents
.e,.. WAS Theodore Eoosevelts first
....,,,o OH his arrival at Charing
.-. from, Paris this morning. The
-ss uer, addressed to Major Arthur
,y.-,aton Lee. former civil Lord of the
.s,,,,ro,tv who is Colonel Roosevelts
,.s.tcrc and referred to the failure OF
Se Bibot ministry after few hours
.n Office.
,oc,mpsr.cd ty has daughter Mrs.
<.,5o,as l.ongvorth, and his cousin.
pbr.p Roosevelt the Colonel who
.,a,,,5 briefly with Ambassador Page
"a enc embassy staff on tho sta;' on
,,o,,or,n. shook hands with the Arch
lisbon Of Canterbury, who arrived on
live same train. snd nodded TO the corrc-
.,o,dents. whose efforts 70 interview
-. ~ President were brushed aside
me tA-4 -..
sngrily 10y MAJOR LIZ vi ''''''''e
,-,,5lv. Colonel Roosevelt, who ~
cared tanned and in the best Of
ca'th. mo'o,'o 20 "'''' N00 ;
3en"c m MAY TAR, sew
CORRESPONDENTS half an hour later.
J haven't an 'd''''E ''n'e " say
.f.,,.,. .. said the Colonel Il spent
quiet time IN Farls al inc am DaSsa-
doris, and now ! am mere Win rea
sonablo proportion OF cinoers as q re-
suit O. the forty clsht houI Trip from
Nsdrid. ] must par al questions re
ating 10 the lecture oeIore lhe hoE"'
Geographical Society
Roosevelt Correctly Quoted.
asked f he was quoted correctly in a
statement that the existing maps OF
rrszn are wrong, he replied. Dear
mo vcs only with not enough force"
When asked II he had anything TO
NV about the attitude of the English
crilcs' the CORONER repieu mat io'
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Colonel Frowns on Question.
The Tribune correspondent asked
win Won see the King?p Don't ask
/ ne question like that in public" was
ne reply One does not all ON the
King" This was spol,en with a frown.
The Colonel said that 2 geographical
ociety official would lay the maps Of
Brazil before him so that he could
mark tho changes necessary. He
pum;scd ,orresnondents thar he would
try to get places for them 1t the lect-
w 10 "hich only the lelo"s Oh the
''ie'y arc ADMITTED ana added:
VI course understand that the
american press has d higher standing
nan the press in England In America
Ae newspapers would be represented
me lecture as matter OF course.
Major Lee remarked: The Geo
/ psphlcaI society ooesh give rap Tor
american newspapers. II prooaOiy
i +'eF saw one III us ne
ambassador rage had Iuncheon VIII
NO"ei Roosevelt lniorihaIIy al MAJOR
zee residence. The guests. all speci-
20 by the Colonel were the Spanish
phpassadOr. Earl Grey, Earl Curzon
Ae Bishop Of London, Sir Horace
b Ieenti George NJ. TTeNelyan, Henry