The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-07

represent American priesthood or the
American priests IN kom'. VIM di~ap-
prova highly of tot ROo~'velt'- attltid-
tow the Vatican
Prof GRcon,ino Ron tho srchpp'p-
frsi. was one 10 'h,. earliest ',l'er- Oh Co'
Roosevelt at the B..,,lsts Hn'.' 'h's morn
mt. Raron Fava. the former Amht ss' ,inr
of Italy AZ Washington was another ,-lrly
caller The Colonel gave - hinrhsun
70 a party II SIX m-a The gIrs: "f honor
was tho hast or,an Fer-srn
After lunchs IA col. Roosevelt mot pr,-l
to the rr-'d@n"s ~ Anha Ssldnr ls.Sn-
man. where small reception WAS held
There wer'' ahpr 30 Aner.clp. ~.
majority ~ whom w-rA w uer "a a.
Tendance. Soma Wsr. rssidar'- and
Others vrsi'"rs To Rome III. oulV rl.rgv.
nlan present VS. ~. Rev Mr Liurv
the rector II the Nmsrrctp prn'.-~' ~
Church Their. were u" r'i,r,.~..u'rtiv .--
of the Rourn Ctthuhr 80 N"thod,~t
churches
After the receipt on tot. Rn"Ssvalt
hurried To- tho kcarS-S1rllsy memorial
house. which no looked over aud then
returned ~ the Bcau-itn H"trt
On reaching IA. hpf'' ,ol Roosevelt
changed h,S fr,-N coat ard -,l, ha, for
nicipAhty's tea and reception IN tho mag
nificent halls ~ the Capt. plinT Museum
at $50 An attempt had h....n made -
Organize IN EntI-rlericaI demonstration
iR connection with this event but ~ did
not matenahys
A. - clock there were perhaps Hfiv
people IN the h,~torir -pr, AZ IN" summit
oG the Capitobn~ Hall B-tV"~n then aud
SEQ stream It Cabs with her" and ih-r,
q carriage ~ rT' orobil- drnpp.-i guest.
at the entrance - the m'I~sum
A. $50 pr-c~tsi nv > pn'ic., cvch-i
tho Roosevelt ca ps~~.Ad through a lane
Of ~ least two hundred zI-Actatprs aud
TO the sCcompa nin~nt ~ murmur ~
applause the Colonel walk u hat IN hand
into the museum Here. ~ ~. splendid
halls. SUCH prralsg- trsr~Ir"s "a The
Dying Gladiator end tIa -tapitllins
Senus' hsgul~d nne'> attention from the
large and undistingusha.i gathering IN"
municipality had invirat - great Cil.
Rooseven An eVC"llnNt m't~ical pro
gramrn~ performed nd q nlrn',ar 10
presentations were made NJ Rpp-.-
welt stayed ~ the Capitol until the Dinner
hour Tn
The municipal dinner tn cot Ron~..-
veit tonight was gwen ~ the Or11t .
Curiazi HaIl which wr- named from he.
famous tapestry pctunng the Legendary .
comhat ~ the Hora'h and Curtain "
wAa the ? s-ernhly room 20 the med a.vFl
Roman Spn1's
Notwithstanding Col Roo-sve't's re-
QUEST 20 the Mavor through the embassy
no foreign correspondents were rdmItisi
TO the dirn"r The sprcious sts,rraS.~
approaching Tho hnll made q picturesque.
spectacle They we're dscorr tsi with
plants and flowers and Incl with servants
in quaint Old tam" lIv-rir- IT -crrlc, ana
gold
Mayor Nathan . sTen,h welcoming Mr.
Roosevelt was chs-rcr.rrs'ic ~ ~"
speaker a." s;-ok. IN French ~" was
horn In and lived ~ London end ~r.., ~
English hotter than ha does Italian or
French. vh,rh h" speaks with ~ English
accent bat he chose French h..rrr'-a -
he explained. I'Flars would not under
stand English and Americans would rot
understand ltlisr
He began Nv skiing himself Whv he
should talk Dn Tins rn@mors nla o,ra sion
when 80 many riluStT'ous personalities
Of internstiorPl rsIshr.tv wsr" present.
such ~ SIRnor LElzHttt. who wa- not only
Premier bur WA lllIstrious 10 philosophy
Hnu AFNflFl am fHhflflra economy eTTFFl.
who r~pF~-~ntsf Fr'. Ferrrro who rep
resented history. and Bon. who repre-
sentsd archaeology HIS rnsW-r to ms
question was
-Becaus~ a. thus mom~ut hs,.. IN.
honor 20 represent more than scianc.
represent the life winch PULSES Va our veins
Il Ia the Rome ~ to-dpv 49,. ap,taI 81
Italy. thst bids me- walrorra pur eminent
guests on behalf Of cI'Iz"ns ~ slI ola Sse-
and parties who tell Mr. Roosevelt Ow-
ing 20 your character vour work End ~
infiuenc~ On civil and human progress
ne feel proud and happy 10 receive vou
m our capitol We thank our illustrious
guest for accepting ON MODEST hospi.
tality. all the more spontaneous because
IL h sxtend~d not 20 sn o'ric'sl parsonage.
but personally ~ y man m fha hrieF IN
terval ri rest before rssumrur The. duty
which makes hum ill'i-tri"us - coming
generations
History - not my strong point
should ask Fsrr.rp'g aid Uut fpllpWlng '
with the NINA = eve the wonderful prog u
ress 81 the nIted States this new world
which forms and consoldats- and develops e
iteelf asSimila'ing elements of m" Old :
nations ~ create a new type. which ad-
Vancse. extends and ris..- ~ 10 vast !
territory. m-thinks thr." men de,ach y
Themselves from the crowd and rise abov.
their own Contemporaries. Washington. :
who creates great republic. Lincoln.
Who consolidate IL during a terrible v
supreme moment. and Roosevelt. who. v
following In their footsteps striving 10 :,
purify u to-day when the voice 81 md :
vidual Interest," On both sides ~ fn- or~an '
tends - compr"-- the voices - rpusci"uc~ "
and p'ibli~ welfare.
This most aufsriou- mar. n"w return- :.
Ing from hunt ~ beasts m African Tor. :
tsts. has hunted others even more da ngsr. ~
Gus. riskinC 20 r"pu'afIon and Tho trau- 4"
guilbty ~ ms own country He entered tho
White Housa - whirewa-h " II - Mon @
like him VIM have NJ country but are
sntitl~d - o.tIzsnsnip m an civilized
countries espe~islv hat country which
h mistress ~ two gree psriods 81 civih- :
1ation. thai country which during Tts
third regeneration sSprs~ 80 become
worthy 81 i's glorious traditions
There are flee ami relations betw-~n