New-York tribune., 1910-03-24
START FOR CAIRO
ROOSETELT TALKS.
address al .fmcYIc0n Mission
Silent on PinchOf.

-.- r-siu started fc~ Cairo The Egyptian
.s9irn' uiI be- reached tomorrow morn
-c srf colonel Roosevelt end his narty
.n remain in thaf city for nearly . week
Preparations have been going or In Cairo
ro-a roval reception - the ex-President
rC -nr khtdlve has announced that ne
r.n sc-d q state carriage for Colonel
Roosevelt to convey him 70 the palace.
r-e plans include several dinners. q visit
to -he University ~ EGyTt. where Colonel
P-rseFo'- Vf1 deliver an address; visit
to rn' American rissio-. where ~ vii
-a-. the new Girls college. snd trips
-a r.~, places - historic iu-a-est
suaiect % the BalInger- -Pinchot
-sy snd tho departure 81 clifford
Pf--at -he deposed chief Forester ~ the
Tr-s5 Ststes. FOR Europe. for The os-
t-r-.r'- purpose ~ having e conference
ur Pho FORMER President. were brought 20
.a.c~r Rooseveirs attention fhis morn
rr rt 10 declined 20 make any statement
re-sH -e.tcratine his determination not
RI. discuss questions NJ q public nature IN
. -e rad al the facts IN hand
~.-5ar pss given over largely 20 pre-
-a-.-E fo~ the journey 20 CAIRO and rest
Ia sFe- tre tVo DAYS % Sightseeing here
br l'1~cl Roosevelt found time 20 visit
g. mn -s.or 90 the United Presbyterian
C-.--. ~ North America The mission in
rr,r- rs.ab,.shed In lSa. has extended its
oas-strr- from tne Mediterranean 20 tile
r.-et .afsrarf. the stations being st So
aa- Nrsrr1um. Luxor. Assiut. Cairo and
s.eAfH
spseer a. sehool FOR Girls.
7- era Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied
Pow D- Robert s McClenaEau
-rs Eer. Ralph a. McGI drove from
- -
ta- al mission. The road vas .inea
---.0- boys. Who saIuted The sx-Presi-
-r-- - 81 Buchanan. principal %
school. Who II a native % Hebron.
ar Miss Helen J. Ferrier. the as
.-,a. r-rripaL received the guests az TIE
and served tea. Dr. A ". Pollock.
~ef. Missionary, was also present.
t-....reI end Mrs. Roosevelt entered the
r..r which vas crowded win Europeans
a. Ee-r- ans ard graduates of the school.
fr students sang a song 81 welcome DT.
N.--rssa- greeted the visitors in
.-a-r speech % welcome 20 which Colo
pol Roosevelt responded. To expressed
..s essrre an being able 20 visit the mis-
son sowing that no ha4 .-noVn % the work
a--Hr-r..-reG tor many wears and Rad
sss1 f-r nses the results % the work.
vae rarficularly anxious 20 see the
t-s s being realized more and more
strong -rat 70 Is impossible 20 uplift one
r-~ ~au.-y while neglecting the 9th
.-- A...- s. We can't raise man unless
woman -a .sed also. The missions must
10 fr- ra-r sexes. This applies equally
s- .a~a and abroad Man cannot rise Il
-orsr 1-aEs Ir II matte- OF seif-in-
----et help thrnl. 40 race car rss as
81. s- T. SHOULD -nless woman rises with
f'e r-rrrrol trst his numerous engage
r.--9 rr..E prevent him frorn visiting the
rst- ri s-.r- sy Aseiut. az 10 had especially
Hn -lt if 10 hsd 20 make choice
-.uee- ~v-.0e The boys or girls' school,
0H. 'sks -he girls.
r~ mighty well pleased as sn Ameri-
-7f ffs eT-Presidsnr. ITO come here
an. ser -rar hss been done by our own
people, N7-rtrg a1Eurs - vel for Eg,pt.s
t-r -- --a- such work Is going On and
so"a- -ssr ts y"ar IN inAusnoe snd sue
u-pss framing for Nousehold,
10 -ss SAD ~ So the mission avoiding
- .f .re Western World Tlere
H-f beer 900 ulcr belief an educstion n
Har et books. FOR he had met many
af excellent literary training who
r4-e totally u0adGcst.d III su the essen
He sdjured tho mission 20
women ir cooking and IN household
c.r r me foys schools they must de-
-.n. qualities which would enable the
sra-G alone and NOT seek posi-
t clerks o~ government servants.
- -rfer~r of edIosrion should be
tor -.- tsrm and the shop. not away
|.-- member said Colonel Roose-
-.e foundation ~ national pros
-.- .r aCricIlTure not alone II
.- .r au countries.
.-s- ..t success ~ TIE MISSION
.- t-ar r lal kept rs ewes on the
- l.et o. rhs ground. Tdea ,s
aru.. a practca. man V-itlout
...T'r curse. n.L on the other
hs u--rlr-.-s- i--a,isr was --Fags-
aa..
--r fa- idcals So 'af-r.
ns..e. what .hey are only nj
restu u.- to - admired on sun
seIt a cotton wool Ire remainder
e.A
-r.astoerte speech excited me
-r--.st. osrecaU, among rEc
--f women. who peeped ~lr.olsl,-
sae.. covering tte!r faces has.-'y
-r-al
Rna-cys.rs WORDS vsrr. greeted
snendcus applause. ana euring an
reception which followed the chill
-ss patriotic sir-. The party 'hen
-.- .s.-agrs end returned 90 f'e
Hsfuss &c Discuss Bslinssr Case.
Porse.e,rs refusal 20 answer alss-
eFer6.rF M~ Pin-h0f vas .n line
po .. previously announced yheu
f- ---~1 from me Jungle. NOT m answer
~.-rrt.-s on anr matter personal DO
A. o. lss sail. Colonel Roos--
les been far some uma 0-' 80 touch
American uo'fir and .r Eis recent
nc private Erre-sr0ss rs has se~--
a'e.l-1 anything which could he
.el as -0wnrIt cn government
TO home ar t.c policies ~ Ire mar
o.. rerssaed L.1 ,r fhe Prrslceury.
.lflrre received Der, saE thai ST.
fHf who Vss NJ Eoosrv-lrs ricl'
rsr ir trs '0-usstIou auc cKectflJn
. rar-er'-atior policy. VII reach Ham
.l- Steamer Pres dent Grant UeI'
is a's. said flat A.. fucuo'
f.- Europe at Tle request of Mr
.r.f and rraf tle LATTER lNpects I'd
low his friend became involved i1
.arre. VIII Secretary EaILnger which
fa' conservation forces into t~o FAC
rle one opposed to A. P!ncaot re'
tl. support az President Tart
f.-rr reason ta believe -lar Mr