Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-04-28
ROOSEVELT STIRS.
PARIS BY SPEECH
Address Typically Rooscveltian
and Many Of His Policies " ere
Embodied, Including That Of
Anti Race Suicide-Doesn't
Like Timid Good Man.

PARIS Special stanaisE be-
fore the most learned men of
FrnHec. Theodore Hoosexet Safur-
dRy delivered. at the Serbsane. the
message OF one rcpubiic 20 an
other 10 was his first address ara
Europe. His subject was The
Duties Of Citixenship IN Re
public
IL was more than the address
Of "a private Citizcn-but FOR the
lapse of time "a would have been
the message Of n President 90 the
people Of "a foreign land The
speech was written while Mr..
Roosevelt was stili in the White
House. \ striking point OF the
speech was am Interpolation which
hc made today. the only change
made an 10 since a was first writ
ten:
My position as regards monied In
forests can bee put in "a few words. Tn
every civilized society property rights
must Dee carefully safeEuardcd. Or
dinarlly and in the great majority %
, the cases human rights and property
rights are Fundamentally and in the
long run Identical. but when 10 clearly
Iappears that there is "a CONFLICT be-
tween Thorn. human rights must have
the upper hand. for property belongs
90 man and not man 90 property
Typlcauy Ro0scs ethan.
"e.A 't..N Na
It'ln arl many OF his policies were
embodied .n b. including that ~ ANTI
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p ..-...r... .rI .s--.-rl, f.r..-a lr
- n.... ..t .f ne.re and inside. ror-
- dict. Wr -corn che man Hno would unt
o. .t.r1 r.- IrsfIra Thrush tho whole.
q .'o-rt ...-re m arms AGAINST hi-,...
Asserting himself nm advocate. of Ir-
F. lfti.Ir.r Air. Roosevelt declared
@ that cooperation with tre socialists
Isl up go O. certain point might le al-
.Nant.r.nus
Here are SOME aphorisms picked
t from fr. address.
r 'rher. .s Utue place in active nfe
P. Cor tr. tml good man.
y citizenship r exhibited only n tac
10 home.
D. "Ne cam iu-t ass lttlc afford to faI-
Pei low tn. d.rtrinaIr.s of au eNtrem.
3. IndINIau.II-u as those ur ar DNfr.u.
~ socialist
'' "Tne rrnnfost nf an curses .- fne
'e curse uf strrn|tv-
'1 nd rs MOI tre crItIr who counts.
the .-rlt BELONGS to thr man vn. +.
r..f,r.ff,. JOB fh. r-.-..
..rh- success I'D reurblfrs IKE ,n,rr.
T. and ..-s means aha rI.r, and ...r
rgrrr. tb. 1..r,..l- 80 ,,,.-lI-f .-.
tba question rf th. ..l.fIf,. of th. La.
'n rf,fl'..f ..t...-, IL ..,..-..,,,.
40 -
pr ~" 'in'Diiu""i iNofc-
An ofnc'aldom was at the Sorhoune
~ Including the entire cabinet and tn'
foremost ~ Franco men OF learning
as Academicians OF au rank. includinl
. the forty Immortals. shared in th'
20 places 90 honor. and Cor once th,
q hrightuess Of uniforms was not IA.
OF tscelIart note.
'N 10 WAS day for scholarship In
tetd. throughout weeks Parts ha
u- neaktue uI iaIs as "TuINcrsify Day.
OF IA is known too. as Latin Quartz
Day" the Sorbonne Iylnr bon that "a
- NOUS section OF Paris
The largest han ln the handsom
buildings of ths ~orDonne. seating
600 was crowded long before fh
"a. -Iu,. set for fre anr.srar... ~ th
itN ...-r,,..- p-...4.-r
tl- Ar,ory ,rb.r tnfn.-s An f,o..,.., d
=, Said.
at .I.f th. man of learning th. ma
~ T. I.ft.r.5 leisure h.yg.ra of fh.
ma ., ..rt r..,- ,..,~t.-..,, ~, ,...
lls P. hI.rseir and d, others Us th- rtnU
IS tne man who has out-ro,yu rmt
AIMS arf beliefs tnr man to u.noi
~ ..nf and a.f .r. AS ONE The poore
,.r to face ufe is to face 10 with
nicer There nrc MANY men who fe
e- Kind OF twisted pride in cvutcisu
hin. here arr many who combine chen
f selves Co criticism of the wly otoe
nor I'D what they themselves dare n
,u- .Eer attempt There isl nu more u
she healthy being. uo man less W"rtl
OFF respect than nr VINO either reai
IDLE holds. OF ttiens % hoiH IN AtLlL1
az ~ sneeflns eIeu'l'rt toNaT,i7 "it 81
his Is great AND LOFTY. MnttNtf DID "'"irf
H.at or in tnat noble EFFORT " l.t
day -h Do lt-l. Some
lieG .. NI'N 'H4rA' ~ |".'"' t
.bes h.N-ht ana spr' 80.
nd- NoLh ".'" .".