The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-13

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patriots object lessons Of the energy and toler-
ascs q ,hs Amerlcans The Prs-lde9t ap-
The subject Of the coming 70 the rnlted States
q 80 many expatriatsd French women %
commended Il. saying In subS,ance: They
have too many. immigrants OF that hind
notes tthSa, he p PresIden Spe with liz aSsorSInS
duties has no time to write. he must cor.
empty phraseology. He makes four or Ave
speeche. every month each being 80 i'm.
II delivered. by a simple citizen. The abht
Mr.. Roosevelt that France was greatly in
Psrson ri sympathy With France. There 1h"!e"S Was
BY S,Fe %sr rrGsUn b beE sh " r fS%s Of a1 his rtls1lT Ins
Veins. The aSbs's friend conrrs'aiate ted the
with a revolver had failed Of intention 70
ss;assinate him The lstte, replied that he
COUNT co% no' nor 'nrs alter rG the SeG ROUTINE neS OF his life Ha to aas AVOID
mere hypothetical dangers. The visitors
were impressed with the conviction that
State was ca pahle OF battling physically with
any kind OF an adversary: that he was Il per-
fectly b9lanced man. In whom in,elligencs
American type; the ideal product, Of q great
sSprsss o sn SoS 81 P oninion ne who "dde eno"nce eS
boldly all abuses. and who In controversies
with foreign. nations maintains unfinchinRly
to. the precept Of Lincoln; DO The
best; but II You can t do the best. then do the
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OF action the most interesting except the
Cardinal lIayieerie that he had ever met.
him is his energy in defending religious toll
erance; his. friendly words for Catholicism,
He. prints long ,extracts from his speeches
me9ts.
The theologlan discovers that We shineton
Il a more agreeable place OF residence for
Europeans than any other city OF the United
Stat ca. There Ia less hustle. less noise and II
is less out Of proportion, lite dominant
characteristics are quiet and ha rmony. He
sees a resemblance to Versa lilies In is brood
avenues radiating from the Capitol 70 the erds
Champs-Ely.Aes OF Paris In Its squares and
the Ionic columns Of the white House seen
through the foliage. He enjoys the various
odd characters with whom he Is brought In
contact, He mentions one in particular, a
Admiral, who enjoyed telling Of his
various cruises. To Americans who are seek
Ing for appreciation of their country this
volume from the pen OF a French priest will