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viewpoint IS that all the members
would want 90 talk shop The pres[
dent has a cabinet for that purpose
and be does NOT solicit or desire ire
sgozszbEe advice from friends. not
members Of his administration about
bow 70 rz1 the government What
BEr. Taft expressed the ether day
when be said be vas lonesome was
the hHman desire for somebody &c
pIay with. His Cd friends who used
20 seek him out u his leisure hours
ard propose various diversions now
waft to be asked. They have a proper
feeling that they do not want 70 thrust
Themselves forward when the presi-
dent may have more important things
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Since il has become too cold 20 ride
II the afternoons Mr. Taft goes walk
Ing It has been remarked AMI wide
u commented upon that he does not
seek the seeIUsion Ct Rock Greek park
O. Of the country about Washington
/ for his promenades. but chooses rather
to waIk about the city parks or along
the streets, where he viii brush up
against AID meet people. The other
afternoon he rode ont 60 Senator New
lands home IN Woodley lane and
walked hack home. Before that he
walked into a Pennsy wanna avenue
hotel one Sunday afternoon and asked
at the clerks desk for Judge Horace
q. LUrton, whom he had Just appoint
ed to the supreme court Judge Lur-
ton was not IN his room. and Mr.. Taft
fshed out a card and left it for him
His visit to the Press club the ether
afternoon was made In the same cas-
nal way. He was cut walking and
Just dropped II
An UNLIMITED Caller.
A man who has known the Tafts
for a long time. IN telling Of ain even
ing be spent at the White House last
spring. said:
! had Just come to town and didn't
Know that enc wasast supposed 20 call at
the White House without being invited
/ Rad known the TafEs for q long time
and after / had finished my dinner at the
hotel I walked up 70 tire white House and
sent I'll my card Almost Immediately
vas taken into one Of the parIors, where
I found Mrs. Taft ard one OF her sisters
They were glad 70 see me apparently. and
We talked along about every sort OF thing
for three-a1arters . fan hour or more
Unta the president came Downstairs. He
had besn up II his study debating He
Eas unaffectesiIy glad 70 see me.
After We had talked for awhile he
wheeled cut INTO tie room one OF those
big cabinet gTapkoph0nes or gram05hones,
ard We had Some music They had REC
ordg made by various opera singers and
ne sat around and listened About Il
o'clock got - TO 90 back to the hotel
ard the president walked with me to the
front door. lie said he thought he would
50 10 bed too. as be had had hard day,
and as I was leaving the whole house
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gsairs and 20 % bed Il all seemed dne
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caught myself wondering how many thou
s4nd other American families had spent
kk@ same sort OF evening tn chatting
w1th q neighbor who had Just dropped IN
and III listening 70 some music. either
canned OF extracted from the plano BY
he daughter If tie house.
Ne Nsu sIntimatss."
President Taft has made no new IN
sina9as since be has O. Ipied the
white House. He always takes Cap
tain Putt. his chief military aid with
him when be goes abroad. and some
zines General Clarence Edwards.
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