The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-20
OUTDOOR DAY FOR ROOSEVELT
SPLENDID SHOW OF HORSES
AND CATTLE ar BABOLN.I.
Trip From Iluhapest 60 tae Goverameat
stud Farm- speechcs IN Magyar and
Near English Flower BsmbNrSlment
by Peasants lnner Win PremleF.

SpsciaI Csbls DsspaIeAss 10 TUE SUn.
BUDAPEST. April 10 Col. Roosevelt
spent to-day in the open air inspecting
the great Government stud farm az Ba-
bOlna When he left his hotel hs re-
ceived the usual ovation. With a party
h. took the ~ O'Clock train which after
two hours run reached BabolnA
The party was me, 10y thirty phastons.
half a dozen oI which wer,, drawn by
four horses and the rest by r.aira % State
horses. IN which IN" Arab strain 10 pre-
dominant. The drivsrs wore picturesque
uniforms
Forty minutes rapid driving brought
the party To the harg., model stud farm
Lunch was served there at once. and the
Minister OF Agriculture proposed Col
Roosevelt health in the Magyar Ian
g,iage After the Colonel's reply. In
which he promised 30 long a. he lived TO
do everything he could Tor Hungarians.
a minister Of the reformed Church and
the local schoolmaster spoke. one in Mag.
var and the other. 90 far as could 10
guessed. in English.
Lunch over tho party lined I'D along 4
fine avenue and oEe after another more
than twenty magnificent stations. chiefly
pure Arab. showed their races Then
followed am irsn~c'iun 81 the large stables.
in which thor" are more than ninc hundred
horses and colts. two hundred of which
are pure hr",i s'aIlions The ~ st noticed
animal was a hAv lilly. born today e
gray .rah m.thcr and christsnsd Ros.se-
welt. after the inspection e 'hc stable
there VAS "a rRtade 81 State owned ratt.e
and sheep.
H.. I~r,y included several ladies'.
among them icing the Countess Apponyi
and tho Countess SNe~hAnyi Count
SzHch@nyl was present with his head
pltstEF~d as the result 81 the tall 10 an
electric fan in the train. The wife =: the
Minister Of agriculture and BaTono~s yon
Henge'mul!sr. wife NJ the Austro-
Hungarian AnbasSaoinr - the United
States. were also 20 the PARTY
A. I;JO carriages conveyed the PARTY
Ia the railway station. Tn. villagers. as
IN the drivo oYt lined the road. cheering
and throwing flowers The station. at
B,idE pest wgs crowded With an anth,. sins
TIC moi on the arrival of the party at : 10.
Will" another ovation AWAITED Ro~s-vel'
~ his hotel
Col. Ronsav"!t dined with Count Khu-n
Won Hodervary. She Hunsar. an Prime
Minister
The Colonel's visit h~rr enci.l tom. Eht
with = reception given 10y the Premier al
which there we're 80 guests. Col Roose- I
welt will leave IN the morning
l"NUOS. April 80 The Vienna cor
r"~rondent OF the Timss recording ma ,
II Iol RooSey elt's sueech.s on the delt
n the civilized world To Hungary. saws
BEFORE its farvnr and is insccuracv the
most g.o~ing utterances = the mo~.
sNtrem" Magyar Deputies pate into i'm
rar' ishty he adds that The stage man
cement ~ the enthusiasm on the occas on
Il Roossyelt's visits has been better than
I~'ia'. and Ropsev"lt played his par,
; thor with full conviction "r with the
,eni'is - a born actor
10" Aust ran PRESS a. a whole - puzzled J,
- HIM. but wicked chr stian Socialist
,-rau "NclRns What a iirv Inrlmhus
ame from Genoa and mo- FROM K,-,k-
kci"' or Va ~ NaSq-hD!v