The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-04-09
COL ROOSEVELT
NOW At GENOA
TRIP OVER HIS OLD HONEYMOON
ROUTE MARKED Hy MANY
ovATloNs.
MEET PINCHOT MONDAY
Former President Has Received Mary
Letters From Friends, Who
criticse Taft Administra-
tion Severely.

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Genoa, April S--The sentimental pi'-
gramagc Of Roosevelt and his wife.
on which II had been the intention
| of the couple TO retrace by easy
stages their honeymoon trip from
Spezi to Genoa ended abruptly here
this afternoon, 81 hotrs ahead cf
the schedule.
The change was made in order to
avoid the constantly increa ing dem.
onstrations Roosevelt and his wife
encountered along the road All ev-
cry village or crossroads tney were
met by men, women and children.
the former with flags and the latter
with boquets. AS an instance OF the
4 demonstration six hundred persons,
many Of them Americans, acclaimed
Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt with
vivas and nurrahs as they left Rapal
10, where the had luncheon today.
This was the climax Of their en-,
harassment. and Roosevelt gave or
| ders to be friven direct 10 uenca.
4 The people and the press OF Geaoa
have manifested most intense inter
| est in the movement of Roosevelt
His second honeymoon journey stir
red their romantic natures to a high
|pitch. and big crowd hurried te his
hotel and with cheering and waving
OF hats greeted the arrival OF his ear
riage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roosevelt were smiling
when they descended at the hotel en-
trance, The said that they mad en-
I joyed the trip hugely. Roosevelt said
he had had a bully time
Il The perfect and mayor OF Genoa
called on Roosevelt. Tonight Roose.
! lvelt and His wife dined quietly.
| Tomorrow the RooseveIts will con.
tine their journey by tram 10 Port
. Naurizio, where they will visit Miss
Carew, Mrs. Rooseyelt's sister. who
has a villa there. The inhabitants
have planned elaborate festivities but
their chief interest in the stay will
be the visit here ON Monday of Gilt
ford pinchot former chief fore ter
OF the United States.
n II is quiet certain the visit Of Pin.
ehot will not be followed by sensa.
tional Developments. evidently an
ticipateI in some quarters. Roose.
vet has announced IN advance that
he will have nothing TO say after the
interview He continues to maintain
silence on political affairs, has kept
an open mind while heing posted up.
on what has tranpred during his
absence, and with regard to the pres
ent actual political situation at home
Without bias he is ready to listen to
friend or foe Accordingly Roo g.
welt willingly acceeded to Pinchot's
request for an interview Pinchot is
expected 10 explain his side Of tho
/ series ot events that led up 10 his
dismi sal by Taft. In the same wal,
Roosevelt expects TO see other frierls
both in Europe and America.
Roosevelt continues to express re-
/ gret over the inability OF Senator
Root to come TO Errope to meet him.
as from the senator he would have
3 been able to obtain a sympathetic es.
i position Of the administrations side Of
flthc affair.
I'll It is said BY letter or otherwise,
!. since he returned 70 civilization.
Roosevelt has heard from ardent
[ supporters and admirers In the Uns
t ted States good des.i OF sharp eritt
r cism Of the Taft administration. II
Is believed olso that had he received
/. appeals urging the necessity Of his
/. re-entry into the political arena. II
this be so. Roosevelt has not given
i the slightest intimation Of what inn
! preston they have made.
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