John L. Sullivan (éléphant) (French Wikipedia)

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Bosworth, William George. Wagon Wheels. London: Heath, Cranton, Ltd., 1935. p. 193. Quoted in Yoram S. Carmeli, "Text, Traces, and the Reification of Totality: The Case of Popular Circus Literature," New Literary History, Vol. 25, No. 1, Literary History and Other Histories. (Winter, 1994), pp. 182-183.

« Namesake of 'John L.' Will Lay Wreath on Grave of Pioneer Sister Performer », New York Times,‎ 9 avril 1922 (lire en ligne, consulté le 8 janvier 2010) :
« An old, old elephant will start out this afternoon from Madison Square Garden on a pilgrimage to the grave of the first elephant that ever came to the United States. »
« Town Heaps Honors on Old Bet's Grave. But Pap Fellowes and His Cornet Inject a Little Discord in Memorial to an Elephant. But the Youngsters All Enjoy It and Feed Peanuts to Old John, Who Lays Wreath on Monument », New York Times,‎ 14 avril 1922 (lire en ligne, consulté le 8 janvier 2010) :
« The memorial services for Old Bet in Somers, N.Y., yesterday, solemn except for the part which old Pap Fellowes and the cornet played, were all that anybody. even Old Bet herself, might have wished. But it is true that Pap sort of gummed things up. Pap did something to the cornet out behind... »

« Mr. Fellows Hints at Unusual Acts, but He Is Sad Over Death of Old John, the Elephant. », New York Times,‎ 3 avril 1932 (lire en ligne, consulté le 8 janvier 2010) :
« Dexter Fellows, who has been the advance guard of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey Circus these many years, had another announcement yesterday. Tuesday night will see the circus almost intact in Madison Square Garden. Only the mysterious "Man From India" will be missing. »