New-York tribune., 1910-04-09
MR.. PINCHOT ASKED
FOR INTERVIEW
Roosevelt will Meet Former
Forester on Monday
in Italy.
REGRETS NOT SEEING ROOT
Nav Make Statement on His
Return" Sentimental Jour
ney" Broken on Trip
TO Genoa.

Genoa. April S.-Mr. Roosevelt con-
finues % maintain sitcnce on political
affairs He has kept a perfectly open
mind while being posted On what hap
pened during his absence and the polit-
iral situation ar home. Without bias
b. is ready TO listen To- friend or foe.
Accordingly. Mr.. Roosevelt willingly ac-
ceded to Clifford Pinchots request for an
'rtCrview al Porto Maurizio. where Miss
Carow, Mrs. Eoosevelts sister, has a
niua and is awaiting the eN-Presidont
and his wife tomorrow. The former
,-h.er Forester uII arrive there on Mon
das u seems certain, however. that
the visit of Mr. Pinch0t viii not he
followed ly any Of the sensational de-
v,loumouts that evidently are expected
g. som, quarters Mr. Roosevelt has
auno1u -ed in advance that he viii have
nothing to say after the interview.
Mr. PIuchot is expected to explain in
detail Dbl, side Of the series Of events
that Jed zap to tis dismissal by President
wait sram The post ol Chief Forester. In
tie same way AIr. Roosevelt expects 60
see other friends. both IN Europe and
America.
Mr Roosevelt continues 10 express
regret over the inability cf Senator
Tahu Root 10 come to Europe To meet
linn. as from the Senator he WoulG have
been able TO obtain sympathetic eN-
los.l1n of the administration's side Of
afairs. with which. ID is believed. he lost
touch while in Africa
It is said that Boy letter or otherwise
since he returned 10 civilization Mr..
Roosevelt has had from ardent support
ers and admirers IN the United States a
good deal of sharp criticism Of the Taft
administration. and il is believed also
that be has received appeals urging the
ruecessity of his re-entry into the po-
litlal arena. But il this is so Mr
Roosevelt has not given the slightest in
tlmarion ~ what impression they have
made. He always insists that he has
nothing DO say concerning politics. and
Nll have nothing L. say on ,he subject
wtl De gets back 10 America.
The sentimental journey Of Mr.. and
oirs. Theodore Roosevelt. who intended
o. retraee ny easy stages their honey
moon trip from Spezia 10 Genoa. ended
abruptly here this afternoon. twenty
four hours ahead Of their schedule
Tho change was made in order 70
avoid the constantly increasing demon
strations which M Roosevelt and his
wife met along the rad A. go. li,,le
village or crossroads men vv7r,e, and
children. the former with aags and The
latter with bouquets greeted them. SIX
hundred persons. many Of them Aneri-
cans acclaimed coIane, Rooes,,.r, and
vrE Roosevelt with ,ivas and cheers as
they lert Rarauo. where they took
luncheon to-day. This was the climax
g. tIsi~ eusbarraesnerts and Colonel
Roosevelt gave orders 70 De driven direct
g. Genoa.
wra people and press ~ Genoa have
shown intense interest in the movements
OF colonel Roosevelt. His second bora,-
raa.n journey stirred their romantic
natures. and when the news spread TO-
daE rf lis coming large crowd hurried
tn tr- modest Hotel Britannia. whore lc
had engaged quarters and with cheering
and t.. waving of dat. greeted che ar
rival .l t.e dust covered carriac. as if
ra-r..5 ar tGe STONY street 10 th. accom-
ra-.uolt ot ITS drivers wildly cracking
Whip
Both Nr and 1r:e Roosevelt Uer-