The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-10
ROOSBVELrS IN SECLUSION
CoH'ir ned frOm Firs' Pogo


the drawing from PsAeA. Il has already
hcen sold TO Sir John Arid Undoubtedly
Sir John viii present tho dra wing IN Col.
Roosevelt Whsn he learns Of his deaire
to poRsess Il.
The authorities Of the city Of London
are giving serious attontion TO tho oti-
que'te that 10 to rIle AZ Col. ROOSEVELT
reception az the Guildhan. The munich
pality's etiqustte Sharps arc determined
not TO allow tho h0noFs due q Pre~idsot
10 he paid TO m ex-President. Col.
Roosevelt for instance. cannot have
the Ho0ourablc Artillery Company furnish
him a guard Of honor. Tbere In Preai-
dent Grants reception in 1877 to guide
the ofiiciala' action. Gen. Grant recsived
the freedom Of the city in q wonderful
gold box. Roosevelt will undoubtedly
receive tho sane.
The weekly reviews devote much space
20 disc,lssion OF the Roosevelt Vatican
incid>ns. Tho Saturday ReriSW says:
MIR Roosevelt 10 much too big a man
Co be receiVed ny anybody on conditions
lie must come on his own terms or not
at all. hut the holy father did not go
that even an ex-Prcsidsnt was entitled
20 dictate his own terInS. especially when
u was ho who mad, overtures for q rS-
,eptiOn. 10 Mr. Roosevelt broke on
rho negotiations. lie has had his show
OF spread ca gleiam. and 10 probably quite
pleased with himself. and possibly tho
Pope will survive not Sesing the great
man. Certainly it can matter little to
FG5ops whether Mr.. Roosevelt ssss the
Toy" or any one else or not
The Noii"R says: lin the circumstances
one ,s,nnoi feel the condition Cardinal
Merry del Val imposed was unreasonable.
4 Pope ~ not an eucient monument whose
feelings u tourist can ignore. On the
other hand - require \ formal under
taking Sc' hardly tActful. but Mr. Rooss.-
velts action in publishing the CorrespOn.
,ienca vas n mere br~Hch oH good man :
n-rs n has given his friends on the
American press the che ~ Rppln nj their
her,'s bluutness
The NdsiOa in a page edit lr.N a-tl-
81" hes ded The Peripa'etiC Philosopher
de II s-rcastically with Col Roosevelt d
capacity fpr stirring up trouble ia fOrN. =,
lands IL says Ills track across the
earth - mGrkssl with controversy. over
what dreams Of the future. over Whist
'r..,liti rus - the past has he not tramplssl
ia his rapid D.. <-.lEs. n 10 with al fiiCulty
thai a mind acc'Ist Omed to the range ~
populs- leaders in IN. familiar genera
and species of the Old World succeeds in
rsslizins the psychology u Roosevelt
This prim I-ily rfuscu lar man. wh,
thinks in terms " movement. sinswy IA
his crude thinking. who strikes a. IL ~er'
instead 10 debating and ins.iGctivel,
resorts ia interaa'ions matters TO the
lynch law Of th" big stick. - TOO emphGt
icnllv Westsra for our classification
S'-iding over Contin~nt,' tramplinK Or
the sensibilitie~ of the Egyptians. stirring
NJ tho old. sun dried world Of Rome. 4
frCiIs word AZ his lips. p ChrOnicleT ~ hi
elbow. Roosevelt ~ suprcmely and typ
caIlv the natural. muscular man
I.oSDoS. April ~ Tho news papsr'
her. End Col. Roosevelt an inc XhAustibl'
source ~ copy. Tho OtsSrrs~. = LEADING
Sunday paper. deyOteS tWo columns
To the subject II d.. future movement
tsl. ara phed hy special correspondent
from Paris. Berlin. Christiania. Brussels.
Copenhagen and Tho Hague
According TO the Berlin correspondent
'he only private engagement Col ROose
welt has accepted 30 far is to attend 4
luncheon 20 he gwen by Joseph L Grew
uecre'ary 81 che Embassy when in nOnoI
81 Roosev.lts renOwn a. a hunter tbs
g'isr's will include haM q dozen Germs-
tag game experts headed 10y Prof c q
Shilling. author Of With FlashiRh
and Rife
l. - stated that the Ks ser has anti.
mated that u would AFFORD him pleasur,
4 Count Zeppelin would bring one % bis
new airshps 10 Berlin and give Roosevelt
a lie
A. Christians Col and Mru Roosevelt
VII he the Kings guess AZ the palace
They will occupy the suite % rooms Used
bv King Edward and other foreign soy