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Has Not and viii Not Discuss
Politics in Europe.
GREETED BY FRANCIS JOSEPH
watts the Hspsburg Tombs, Calls on
the Foreign Minister and RevieWs
Troops.

Ene Foreign Minister and Review;
Troops.
| Vienna. April l6-Mr Roosevelt de
Inied emphatically the published state
m.znt that he had agreed with Girrorc
PiachOt that his name might be useC
lAeain in connection with the presi
ldeacy
| The story appeared originally in the
I"Seeolo KIN" of Genoa and was re
Ipeatsd. in special dispatches to Pari:
and. to' the United States.
| 1T Said In effect that Mr. Roose
iveit had reached al agreement with
Ar Pinchot that if II became oppor
INIne he would becoiie presidential
fesndidate again.
! No Politics While Abroad.
! Mr. Roosevelt reiterated :hat he had
| DOT and would not. make any decla
.i1ation in regard to American politics
jwhile In Europe" He had received and
stasked with Mr. Pinchot. h. laid. a:
I i.e would receive and talk with any
isetaer political friend.
| Mr.. Roosevelt said he would hefeaf
tier decline to receive the newspaper
cores pondent who had given currency
SO This report.
r. The distinguished guest was met or
I Zis arrival here by Herr Won Mueller
fpflncipal secretary of the foreign Of
lAee, as representative of the Austrian
A "A N,
! iKefens and others of the American
embassy staff. and Baron Hengel
muller Won Hengervar. AustrO- Hun
gsrian ambassador at Washington.
White Goes to Meet Him.
| After breakfast with Henry White
lfAmerly American ambassador tC
France. who came from Silesia to meet
him. Mr. Roosevelt received several
Americans.
| He then drove in the court carriage
60 the foreign Office and made an off
leial call upon Count Won Aehrenthal
1.-THE AustrO Hungarian foreign minister
Returning to his hotel. the former
Ip.esident received a call from Baron
Hengelmuller. who remained fol
lnacheon, MI Kerens- and Mr.. White
EbssiRg also in the party.
Mr. Roosevelt drove to the Hofbure
ipe18Ee where he was received in au
by Emperor Francis Joseph. AS
mark Of esteem the smperol
tre{cefved his guest N mis- privat,
instead OF in the usual au
Id4enpe chamhAr
Emperor's Guard SaIutes.
AS Mr.. Roosevelt entered the court
Iya{rd the palace guard turned out ant
rendered him military honOrs.
The emperor returned the call
which was a notable compliment 70
1.-THE aged monarch returns the visit
| Iohly Of reisning soyereigns- and o
ambassadors upon the occasion OF tn
tptesentation of their credentials.
From the palace Mr. Roosevelt Wis
lit$d the Capuchin church, in tn
Vaults Of which the Hapsburgs ar
| buried. He placed wreaths upon tn
totmbs of Elizabeth and Crown Prime
R 4ldolph
fThe Capuchin monks showed tn
| former president the tombs of Mari
| r heresa and her husband Francis 7
aIhd of Emperor Maximilian Of Mexico
Mr.. Roosevelt left cards for Arch
| bike Francis Ferdinand. heir to tn
A alstro- Hungarian throne: Prince Mon
ltdnuovo. the court chamberlain, AM
Cbunt Paar personal adiuIant OF tn
emperor.
tLater he visited the military ridin
school and visited review of the reg
linhent of hnssars commanded b.
Prince Bronn. at Breltensee.
A crowd in front of the Hote
tNranz displayed the keenest interes
ItIhroushout the day in Mr.. Roosevelt
cbmings and goings. At each appear
q hce OF the American these person
raised their hats respectfully.