Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-06-20
Roosevelt Listening to Sad Sea
Waves and Turns Cold Shout
der to the Too lnQuisitre
Reporters.
WILL TALK BUSINESS
ONLY IN HIS SANCTUM
IN Solitude With Family
Breaks Custom by Going TO.
Church IL Gasoline Cart and
Sees Secretary Meyer

rs Morning Journal saeris, Isased wirsl
oyster Ea3. June i9.-This was
Theodore Rooseyelts first das OF resi-
q months. The return 10 privacy Is a
delight 20 him and he made Il known
that il is his desire 10 drop fnst as
Tar our % public sight MS the public
VII leF him III the autumn h. viii
make q tour Of the eountry
colonel Roosevelt went 10 Christ
ehufnh &n oyster Bay this morning
ana O. 20 n long walk n the after
noon. Senatof Lodge and Representa-
tive Lougworth were at nm
all day and later in rho afternoon Sec
ietafy Meyer came FOR "a visit.
me colonel Is TO take an early train
TOT New York tomorrow to attend the
wedding of Theodore Roosevelt. Jr
and Miss Eleanor Alexander ON
"wednesday ne is % visit his editorial
office in New York.
II was after 6 o'clock tonight when
Colonel Roosevelt returned from y
walk ~ several miles with Airs
Roosevelt He spicd a group Of inter-
viewers waiting Tor him and headed
for them
Nor Nord e say, lse began be-
Tore q question had been asked. -H
] received Sou IL would mean that
every one would come here aud
should nave M peaet or privacy.
sl7aN le az ms editorial office in New
J 0fk twice a week and amy statement
there.
lie paused to survey the expanaes OF
grassy slopes that stretch as far a.
the eye can reach from his home on
the crown ~ SaeamcFe HIM.
There Nas not q sound a. be heard !
EXCEPT the laughter 81 his children 81
the feranda and the spluttering or p
motor boat oh the buy Tho contrast
Win tho iumuli of the last Jew
months seems 10 please him, and he
said De hoped 20 screen his private
life wholly that ne might have a true
rest Tor TIRE summer.
What ala you think OF your wel.
come nome YESTERDAYS was asked.
You know very wen what 81
Thought ~ that
What have you been doing today o.
just that Kind 81 Il question is
what don't want t0
Colonel Roosevelt made il plain tnat
me daily pilerimages Of interyiewers
from Sycamore TIN must cease. and
p q ne docs not wish q single detail
~ his private lie made public.
~ spit of the hard dag he had sat
nfuay, Colonel Roosevelt WIS up early
this mornins. After breakfast ne
went 10 the Ntranda with Senafn
and Representative Longworth.
Tile three men we're seen walking
enersctleally in circles. the colonel
icAdine and talking IN his vigorous
style Mr. ~Ionewnrth said afterward
the colonel Was telling them his .
Experiences in Africa ana Europe.
There was an Innovation today in
tustoina az sasamors I'M All the :,
family except Kermit and Mrs. Long
worth. rode 90 ehuiefl in an uutomn- {
bile. with Miss Eleanor Alexander. The
of Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. +,
and her mother Mrs IL a. Alexander.
IN "a second Ger. Colonel Roosevelt
foes net like automobiles and has all /
ridden "a church ln the family '
s8rriane.
This evening Perry STAFFORD oiton
Greene y y who preached, made
io direct personal reference 20 Col.
Roosevelt although he did touch
ln things in which Colonel Roosevelt
IS very much Interested lie said thar
the rise 81 corporate power had 1
'een produced A corporate eon- t
ence which was So Inferior as 90
be- a serious menace to the country.
The leader az men. BE said else
where has the vision of the Kingdom
li God. and pledges Dis life Tor the
|AHNN"
As be- spoke these words tl ewes
we're shifted to Air. Roosevelt. who sar
fnmoYuhie boz bis pew. |
AftNr the services the Rooseveits
quickly out Of the church 10 &
heir automobiles From the tonneau g
he colonel told his neighhors. as they q
'rovted ont 20 soc aim that be WIS 4
dad 60 Dr. hack asain. and them he n
.aa whished away. a
Theodore Roosevelt. IT.. Mrs. Alex y
uder and Miss Alexander. left church +
arb and went 20 NeR YORK FOR "a F
ehFarsal 1T the wedding i
Nf. Roosevelt hss not returned e
POM his tramp whom Secretary Mover
.uflct Hp the pam. n8oppiRg the per- "a
n@irltion from nis faee He had come q
New YORK. on the dispatch boat n
tl
NO politics hc said have
ONE sImnlr fo $40 colonel Roosevelt B.
s au old friend Ia.
To request Tor bis impressions OF 81
lf celebration Yesterday De replied ai
10 MAS The most wonderful thing ! n.
slu The s~rontlncity Of The ga
EuUIefftffnn Nas most remark hic. In