The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-02-22
CLEMENCEAU IS
OUT OF DANGER
Walks In Garden, Receives Nis-
itOrs and Transacts Some
Business.
REACTION NOT PROBABLE
ASsasSin Who Shot French Pre-
micr Will Be Tried by
COurt-martial.
NOT PROBABLE

PARIS, FEB. 2l.-Premler Clemenceau
was declared by his physicians this
afternoon to be virtually out OF dan
ser and he was allowed to transact a
considerable amount of state business.
His doctors believe he will be able to
resume his activities fully by Monday.
Among those who saw him to-day was
Col. r. Ne House of the American
peace delegation.
The only possible danger" said a
celebrated French surgeon. who was
consulted by the Mdtin, "and it Is. for
trrately, very problematic one, Is
the appearance Of local pulmonary
congestion caused by reaction. Such
an eventuality has not developed, and
the robust constitution and magnifi-
cent vigor OF the Tiger are against
such a complication.
Let us. then. have all confidence.
II by tomorrow night there is no tenn
perature our confidence may be
changed to an assurance OF absolute
recovery. Every day that passes with
ou, fever appearing doubles the pa
tents chances"
Condolences by Conference.
An Official communication OF the
Peace Conference. dealing with the de-
liberations yesterday of the sub-com-
mittee OF the commission on the interna.
tional regime of ports. contained the fol-
lowing;
The chairman, referring to the das-
tardly attack on NJ. CIemenceau on the
previous day. expressed the sympathy
OF the subcommittee and their salts
faction that the attack had not had
more serious results. II was agreed
that a resolution in that sense should
be signed by all the members OF the
! commission and be sent TO NJ. Clemen-
| ceau by the Secretary General.
NJ. Clemenceau spent a short time IT
his garden this morning He had lunch
con at midday and his appetite was good
After luncheon he rested foN a while ant
then received Gen. Petain.
{ During the morning NJ. Clemencea,
asked to see Inspector Decaudin, wht
sat beside the Premiers chauffeur wheI
Coffin made his attack. The Premier re
ceived Decaudin in his antechamber
shook his hand vigorously and congratu
lated him on the courage he had shown
Cardinal Annette, Archbishop OF Paris
went to the Premiers home to-day L
transmit to him a despatch from Car
dinal Gasparri Papsl Secretary Of Stsde
on behalf OF Pope Benedict.
Margaret Wilson Pays Respects.
The Premier's visitors this afternoo
included Major-Gen. Mordacq. head o
the military Cabinet of the Ministry o
War: Miss Margaret Wilson, daughte
OF President Wilson; Victor Bore
French Food Minister. and Capt. Rem
Fonck. French Ace OF Aces"
DR.. Florant, whose name headed Ia
days morning bulletin, is NJ. Clemer
ceau's personal physician. One Of hi
iegs was amputated recently. His vis
to the Premier to-day was the first tim
he had been out since the operation
When leaving NJ. Clemenceau's resldenc
Dr. Florant declared that with his int
mate knowledge OF the Premier's ten
permanent he considered NJ. Clemenceau
condition excellent.
"I consider NJ Clemenceau out of dar
: GER" he said "As for the extractin
OF the bullet. this need not be thought o
at least for the present"
Emile Coffin. assailant OF Premie
Clemenceau, will be tried by cour
martial instead OF by civil court, Cap
Bouchardon. who investigated the Bol
Pasha and other cases foR~ he militar
court, will conduct the investigation.