The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
'STPAUL-S7.v|TUS'
THAT s ROOSEVELT
- g ypti.anl1 Newspaper
APPLY Describes the
Strenuous One.
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700 AMERICANS
ARE RECEIVED
.Ex-Prcsidcnt Told to Hurry
Home and "straighten Up Old
Man Taft Fears for His
Safety as Result Of Speech
Which He Refuses to
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/ rSpecia1 to Tho Times. dispatch.
4 Cairo, Egypt, March 26-S a!sHtci.
| up old man Taft when you get nome
was tho direct and pertinent advice a
Hoosier hurled at Colonel Roosevelt
hands with limo OF 700 American
4 visitors to Cairo in the tropical gar
dens OF Shepherds Hotel. Colonel
Roosevelt smiled and mado no COM
i ment, but turned to tho next man, who
Happened to be Mr.. Bryan, OF Texas,
/ a cousin OF "Thc Peerless One" say.
ing:
"Tcxas is great State. II possible
/ am going to visit that San Antonio
/ show
Nearly every one in the line had
some political advice TO offer. but the
situation never became awkward, be-
cause Colonel Roosevelt never an
swercd and had each on his or her
way before they realized 1t. Tho nest
remarkable feature OF these political
suggestions was that the majority
came from women Almost every other
woman would stop and solemnly snake
her finger in his face, saying:
81 am going to see you In the
il1Nhite House again. or some similar
remark. Two aged women from New
Britain. Conn. called by their fellow
Tourists the ''baby twins, though thcy
! are infirm octogenarians. both to-
gcther voiced their views OF the
ltcountry's need of having Roosevelt
lsHgain as President. At each Success
ton, Colonel Roosevelt snapped his
| laws and a whimsical look came into
his eyes, giving place to a broad
{,,lr1 as IN
mirer came forward.
Lions Fail to Do Duty.
When the Colonel stepped to tho
terrace leading into theeEarden, these
Loo sons and daughters of America
|loyrcd by three laundering cheers and
7deafeEing handclapp!ns. Colonel.
/ Roosevelt IN a new Panama sombrero.
with frocl1 coat, said: II am not Eo-'
| ing to make a speech. but just to say
| how pleased i am to meet you Amer
leans out here in Egypt. and tell you
that not a single lion has done his
duty
Then the limo commenced to file.
| past, All were handshaken and COM
! plin1ented tosthcir hearts content. each
departtng satisfied. all within fifteen
minutes. 1t was a wonderful per-
\ formance.
why. exclaimed the Colonel, rs n
Imam from Wyoming approached. II
tsrencmber you. met you at q COW
4 show years ago when was a delegate
to the county convention and the
man went on. marvclinE at Fsooseyelt's
-How love the real Georgian ac-
expressed their pleasure at shaking
i lIand with theAex.PrcSidcnt. 80
xsshh SSe M yospli e5e deorgians sure
A Plttsburg German said: when.
get a RsyltP j9st ts} KKs5ser
welt responding in the same language.
"A little girl who was recently shot
I in Jerusalem by fanatic. received
Congratulations on her fortunate es-
Don't forget said man from Colo
ralo that tho people of the West aro
your best friends, We're with you to
/ q c1ndcr.''
Work TO Do at Home.
The parting Injunction from an East.
E"I'm glad the lions did not do their
duty, so come home quick. There's a
lot OF work for you to do. We need
YOU
Tho aptness OF the desert Upton print
cd in an Egyptian paper, representing
4 Roosevelt as a combination OF ST.
Paul and st. Yitus was seen. in lto-day's
/ program. 3a&
Pressing through, a crush Of thou-s.
the cSene7 aesSq S NaTar
probably the Oldest institution OF.
4 learning IN tho world. Here, in a
i|.broad, beautiful school, with countless
i rooms. he saw hundreds Of boys and.
Il girls.
4 Under the guidance OF wally Bey,
4 Colonel Roosevelt explored every inch
\ of this wonderful example Of Saracenic
architccturc. In the library he gave
A another evidence OF his wonderful
memory, saying, Years ago " read a
translation OF an Arabic book OF travel
by Bntu, who Vas the Nrohammedan
d Marco Polo It was written In tho
i Thirteenth century. and If I nm not
d mistaken. tho original is in this
i library a5q g5g
ia7fn
1 proving that RooseYelt's memory Was
4 not at fault He saw a collection OF,
Wonderful antique korans beautifully
4 illuminated in gold and colors. EN-
Y pressing n dcsiro8to obtain an antique
iANoA AOuNu EullllGu
II by NVally Bcy, who presented him
{ With twelve volumes OF "a hand-illu-
minated thirteenth century Koran,
Il Luncheon With Khcdive.
Colonel Roosevelt had barely time
after his Visit to tho university TO
4 l$arrive 5punctually for luncheon ut tho
4 Abdino Palace With tho Khedlye Tho
4 party8at tho sluncheonf chnsiVte diof the
a colonel, Mrs Roosevelt, Ethel. Kermit,
Lawrence, Abbott. Ambassador and
Mrs straus, Vice ConsulA and Mrs, Rell,
Il The wonle II were received on tic lower
Il floor Of tho palace blythe dame d'lon-
A oreur, Madame Morino, the khcdtve
Il 5receiving In a Efblg reception ON,
3 The dining. room i $ a. bcnut lful apart
meilt fMTnlshed ~. exquisite q !, Oriental
u with Shenutlfu white roses Tho mon
a OF tho party, including tho lShedlvh
{ We're atttr1l y In frocls is, Mrs
81 Fl ooseYelt wore n sfheautifu Bg own Of
$50