The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-07
ROOT BACK FROM THE HAGUE
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The Senator sBz '-ts-i shat b. Thought
about she '.ur,urarv rNtirrtu,hly %. tt~r
~ ths R.plpb.,n ~ttt- con .-rt..u
H- Ji,In AMOS an,.uzh uIr1ut tht- y, maze
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go International hw-. going back 'a ~"
'r~ltv 4 Isi- AMI beyond. that hs wasn't
familiar 18th r~"-n' political matters .n
thus state ~ "a - dhrst unrugr ttfur-
~~r~ yunr-rn~i ~ believed b" ''-~l.y
bad mate an address -uu," '.ur.. ~
IA ~hi.h - htd favored dire u"rn M.
tiun- wh-n az g r,,.i - .ma' uu.'- N'ud
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eight - this fnlS 10 sad 10 had ALWAYS
'sk-n az sgtIy" interest IA the r"hiic-
OH. ~trt' Iils gr"r'".t dr-ir" ms D."
. -,Id. Wa- - get home and ret
4 have been working =, ha-i o." past
thr,r months thai nu tired Do" tdl'-i.
When nzk ~ 4 IA" had b,...u lhlr % learn
nuch ab,ui 'l' opinions h"ii - col
Roosevelt m Furup. and ia" Impressions
mad. by IN. Colonel ga hi- way bach from
the Jung" senator Root said
-Frrm al could l"lrn be- cr"1ts =
very favorable and POSITIVE impression
Mr. Root then turned an his quest iOn'r~
and want a - AMOS whore Nr Rn--"v~i'
w. YESTERDAY. huW h" wa-. hU~ h" luDk'-i
nuW %. was bong r|rrry,~i in tho Ns-'
H. van'.-i - know all about Mr Rnn~s.-
volt bat wouldn't -1y anything m"r' "a
that I'm"
~,utt.- Root Said h" Nt~ ~ IN" HagI"
when Niuvur ttaynOr Wa- -uu'. ] h" shoot
tug b. r''rnll~i. took rliC" ON tu" d"gN
90 ~" very ship on Which NJ Root had
returned ant u Wa- her fret appear
ar'. ~ 'his port san" ~" -aIieSt q few
Iniuu',-. after m" -hpsttng occurred
Nlr KpO' wanted - Nnuw AL about how
~" Mayor Sa- gct'lng IN h" listen Il
in'sntly while ihi- information vas gwen
- hum and then h" was dsk'-t What Ia
thought q IA" possibility II May'r Gay
nor ~ tho Democratic candidate Ter
iiovsruoT
He j. a strong man D.. said; aui that
Wa all n" would sly.
Returning L. the -rIhiec' upon which
10. has h.an spending 50 much tune re-
Gently. senator Root ~aid he expected
q decision IN the fisheries dispute about
September Is lie sad he believed III"
United States now was m l-'t"r
position than y mad lCru and nat
. ~. deci-,rn whom ~ c1ma would seth"
tu" whol" matter and pat au end ~ 't'
GISruI. he pcu"ys-i ~ "a .uld t".u" the
hints = hlv- which hHi t''.'u a CnU~''
i,r dt.'cr,aru"u' ~" question a. I~-'I".
b." -tIi. li1 ~ affect 40 u.Il.H ''.' Eru-~
meow" = 'r,. nations 49, 70 did ~" Nv"-
hnpni 90 ne fishermen e the NV Eng
land coast and - ne mlrI'lm" provinces
Mrs Root accompanied her husband
Johann tuei "r's. -.'Hrs'NrN ~ on" =
49," larger Dbur 'Hluu- ~ Germany. w.-
another Il--'ug"r pU ~" k1is"r W.
h"im der Grr-s- u. - IN This country
80 Is.,''IF. On Ia pDT and -.'rII! conditions
Oth"-- IN board ~. liner were Hugh
Nc,i,vau Il Inl,su1rpl- Mr. Robert =
SO 'pr-n'rk wifi" g IN" FORMER lyI'"l
states Ambassador - Franc " Van
darrrlf' Iaukar. y ! NcsSS - tho
Nv England Passenger Association.
Count Karl Josef /"i'urty. a Honolulu
..lr viaui"T the Cont" h. Casa Ia IIr1
Ctu' , " kirkhcad. Charlie Warren
CHURCH, IT Edward Brndfnrt bencI.
Edward " Harrison. charles Reed
VI u Sulirg"r and John " N"h"r