The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-18
RoosEvELT's TRAVELS

March %, 19O9-Sailed from New
York on the S. 8. Hamburg, accom-
panied by his son Kermit and mem
bers OF the Smithsonian Institute ex-
petition.
April 4, 1909-Arrived at Naples.
April S. 1909-Embarked on S. s.
Admiral for Mombassa.
April 81, 1909-Arrived at Mombas-
sa, terminus of Vgananda railway,
where they started for Nairobi.
April "a, 1909-Spent first night
under canvass at Kupitt Plains.
April 26, 19o9-Established camp at
Nairobi and plunged into jungle.
Dec. 10, 19O9-Left Nairobi on the
second stage for journey into interior
of Africa by Caravan.
Feb. II, 1910-Arrived at Condo
koro. after completing hunt in Belgian
Congo.
Feb. 26, 1910-Hunting expedition
practically over. Party leaves fol
Renk.
March II. 1910-Arrived at Renk
where the party boards steamer fol-
voyage down Nile to Khartoum.
March 81, 191O-Colonel Roosevelt
meets his wife and daughter in Khar
toum.
March "a. 1910-Reaches Cairo
where he STAYED one week and made
famous anti-Nationalist speech.
March 30, 1910-Sailed from Alex
andria, Egypt.
April 2, 191O-Arrived in Naples.
April 3. 191O-Makes public cores
pondence in which he refused audi
ence at the Vatican. Arrives in Rome
April IL, 1910-Meets Clifford Pin
chot in Italy.
April IA, 1910-Entertained by EN-
peror Franz Mosef
April %, 1910-Delivers lecture a,
Sorbonne in Paris.
May 4, 191O-Delivers Nobel Prize
lecture at Christiana.
May 6, 1910-Receives degree o
Doctor of Philosophy.
May 10, 1910-Meets Emperor Will
helm of Germany.
May -, 1910-Delivers lecture a
Berlin University. Receives degree o
Doctor of Philosophy.
May 20, 1910-Acts as special am
bassador Of the U. s. to the funeral o
King Edward VII.
May 26, 1910-Receives degree o
Doctor of Laws from Cambridge Uni
versity.
May 81, 1910-Receives freedom o
City of London and delivers famous
Guildhall speech.
une z, 191O-Delivers last European
lecture at Oxford University and re
ceives degree of Doctor of Civil Law
June 10, 1910-Sailed for home OF
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria.
June Is, 1910-Arrived in New
York.
(American News Serviceo
New York, June 1S.-When the s.
Kaiserin Auguste Victoria steame,
slowly into New York harbor toda.
with Colonel Roosevelt and his fam
lily aboard, and locked at her pier il
Hoboken one of the most remarkable
and spectacular journeys ever mad
by an ex-president of the Unite
States or any private citizen of thi
country, came to an end. Only tn
famous European tour Of Genera
Grant could be in any way compare
with it, and this lacked the pyrotect
mic features which characterized tn
Roosevelt tour. One year. two month
and twenty-seven days have elapse
since the ex-president sailed from Ne,
York for Africa, and scarcely a da
has passed that he has not been i
the public eye. Only when he and hi
party were hidden in the thickes
jungles of the Dark Continent, hume
reds Of miles from a newspaper CO.
respondent or a telegraph static,
were the news dispatches abbreviate
and even then the killing of an Ell,
plant, a lion or some other denizen {
the forest by the mighty nimrod. wa
duly chronicled.
Never Touched Him.
Despite the predictions Of alarmist
that he would succumb to fever {
the poisonous sting of some jungle II
sect, the proverbial Roosevelt luck r
manned with him, and he emerge
from the jungle in excellent health I
find the royal arms of Europe exten,
ed to him.
The doors of kings were throw
open. European monarchs We'd wit
one another in entertaining their den
ocratic guest. His transit from city I
city and country to country partoo
OF nature of triumphal tour.
The press in every country heralde
his approach and at every static
where he stopped he was greeted /
the enthusiastic cheering of lars
crowds.
In every country through which
passed he was welcomed by its rule
and leading statesmen. and gave tt
conclusion Of his trip an official tins
by acting as special ambassador
the United States to the funeral OF Il
late King Edward, OF England.
His entertainment, however, I
European royalty was not the mo-
spectacular feature OF his trim Thes