Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-25
COL ROOSEVELT'S
NAME IN L|VRE DOR.
r,.President Being Entertained
Today as the Guest Of
City Of Paris.
HIS RECEPTION FLATTERINe
An Extending Formal Welcome NJ
Caron said He Loomed Up TO
s'What We Call a Man

paris. April 25.-Mr Roosevelt was
enc guest Of the city OF Paris today in
me magnificent hotel de Vile. or town
hail which has played so conspicuous
pari in French history.
In honor Of Mr.. Roosevelts visit the
hotel de willie was decorated with
American and French flags The for
roer president. accompanied by Amer
.,csn Ambassador Bacon and NJ. Jus
Grand. French ambassador at Wash
.ogton. was received at the entrance
Win great Formally by NJ. Naron,
PRESIDENT Of the municipal council; Mr..
Dsseeves. project OF the Seine; NJ
Tampue, president OF the general coun-
all OF the Seine and Mr.. Lepine, project
Of police.
IN these he was conducted to the
salss des deliberations, where he at
tended a sitting OF the city fathers,
after which he signed his name in the
sIlyre dor" ana made tour Of the
building.
Al the luncheon which followed and
for which 200 covers had been laid. Mr..
Roosevelt met personally many persons
prominent in the official life OF Paris.
Several speeches complimentary to the
Roosevelt responded.
An INTENSE crowd in the streets ac-
claimed the former president as he
entered and left the building.
From the hotel de Vile Mr. Roose-
welt went 90 the Carnavalet museum
which contains the most interesting
documents OF Paris relative TO the
history Of the city and which were
shown by George $. Caen, the curator
d.. 81
on "Old Paris
TEA WITH EDITH WHARTON.
Later Mr. Roosevelt took tea with
Edith Wharton, the authoress This
evening De VIII be the dinner guest of
Gen Rrugere, chief OF the general stan
NJ The French army following which
De will attend the opera.
Nr Roosevelt has received an invita-
ton from Count Zeppelin 10 make
tIp with him in his dirigible balloon.
oat Will decline because OF lack OF
time.
As honorary president of the acad-
envy Of sports Mr.. Roosevelt has ac-
tepied the invitation of President
Hebrand TO receive his colleagues to-
morrow afternoon at Issy-les- Moul-
neaux where several French avia-
ios viii make flights in honor of the
American.
Mr. Rooseyelts reception at the
hotel de VILE was fattering.
Among prominent persons present
we're Premier BRAND and other
cabinet members a representative OF
President Fallieres and members OF
Parliament The speeches OF MN.
Caron, Deseleves, Lampue and Leqine
we're tributes TO Col Roosevelt.
IN extending the formal welcome to
The city NJ. Caron said that Mr.
Roosevelt doomed up to Paris as
what we call a man. because, being
courageous, you have mastered your
self by reflection: because though pas
sonately loving a struggle, you love
more passionately Cancellation and
pace because you are patriot 10
Hnom your country owes great
achieyements and because you rep
resent the conviction that the law OF
work Is the fundamental law of being.
q thought you have so brilliantly
developed In asserting that the man
.uillly idle and the woman wiifully
sterile have no right place in a
munity"
TOUCHED PEOPLES HEARTS
NJ Lepine declared the demonstra-
lohs made by the French people in
honof or Mr.. Roosevelt showed that
Ae had touched their hearts.
s mistake" he said. to be-
..e'e Paris is skeptical and frivolous
hthealh the shades the fire burns and
le soul OF the people as full OF ideal
sn as IN the most glorious days OF
vlI history. Paris respects in you the
sieat iepublic 10 which you belong and
" Nhlch II Is attached by indissolu-
N, M les. It's heart goes straight out to
Ne man YOU are"
NE Roosevelt replied in French, voic-
gratitude for the expressions adj
ul,ssed 20 him, but protesting that they
were TOO catering
lou make OF me-" said he. IAN ideal
future" i' va
me former president paid a high
uoute 20 Paris and its past. saving
u-l ne agreed with NJ I.epine that II
A mistake to regard Paris as did
"usts' as place OF amusement.
faHs he added, els a city of work
~ SCIENCE and ~ art whose Industries
s'e incompatible. n Is the capital OF
country radiant with the virtues OF
teace and war"
hr Roosevelt referred 20 the great
.s'oNefies which France had given q
, world, mentipning especially Pas
W., W. ana the academy OF arts where
s,ulehts from every country come 10
olnnlune with the muses. IN the
sacred wood