The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-18

thing he has met With ~ far oT " hksly
60 exp>ranos during hrs whole tour
Ths crowds and the enthusiasm could
NOS have hen greater Il thu p~opts
had hem welcoming the savior 81 the
country Nine address, q welcome
and nine speechss - thanks formed part
of the programme q the ex-Pre-'dsnt' .
laird sunday IN Enrop~
A. he eft Vienna A. eos this morning
On enthusiastic crowd bAde rim fare
vel. A. Pr~-sbuFg On the Hungarian
frontier Co,Int Apponyi formerly Hun
mArsan Prime Minister. with the Mayor.
q crowd % citizena and q hand % hddler-.
met him The Mayor welcomed him IN
tho Magyar ian UIAGe. Then a local orator
IN arIs-nt English made an imPaasiOned
apeect 20 the great apostle 10 freedom.
enaoauding with a quotation from Long
fellow.
Roos~velts reply was almost equally
eerviA e. he told how long hs had al
raired and loved Hungary. ~ every man
from the western nation of America
mus,
Count Appouyi. With his heal tied mp.
he having met with an accident ye-ter-
DAY while teaching his little daughter
90 drive. then took Col knn~@ Velt and
Kermit 10 an automobile The hddlers
remained To Colleot penoe.
The little city Of Pre~sbIrR turned
cut 20 a man. The Mayor. the local orator
and Col. Roosevelt again exchanged
speeches. The drive to Count Appouyi's
-skAssan lay through thres Villages.
sone Hungarian. one Slovak and me Ger
man. The whole population % each
turned out 90 welcome the visitor. AZ
the first village no stop was made. a. the
PLACE had been stricken with measles.
Ar the other two the diatin ElIished visitor
gwAa received by tbs Mayors or Sslectmen.
xarenssd In the Sunday garb % working
msn.
Col. Roosevelt. replying 10 their greet
inRs. spoke IN English. Count Apponyi
translated for him. strive for liberty.
with religion. and help the weak without
making them weaker. was koo~evel''s
advice tn the villagers a. he addressed
them on the village green's
There the whole populations Of the
villages were assembled. priests with
their parishIoners. teachers with school
children. hreDen IN uniform. women.
young and old. from the whole country
SIDE and always a hand of hddlsrs who
pla yed patriotic airs.
In each plane a bouquet was presented
Go the Colonel and a LITTLE sT-ech % vel
con@ Was made by one ~ the smallest
schoolgirls Hungarian Asg- were every
where Here and there might - sen
the proud poa@es-or Of an American Tag.
When the chAteau was reached Col.
Roosevelt took luncheon with a few Of
Count AppOnyis friends. Then there
vas an automobile ride - another rail-
uAy station a drive 81 an hour and
half. which Vas q repetltion 81 the morn
ings programme The party passed
through two Villages where the usual
crowds had collected and the usual
speeches were made In one village a
httSe boy got od a speech IN English,
saying
I'm very glad 20 sss YOU. Mr. Ron~e
v~lt
THIS stirred mp great enthusiasm tn"
inmates - every farmhouse along the
route turned out 20 cheer a. the party
passed ana - the station was reacned
Here there were mor- sp@eche~. ami here
also we're the mos, frenzled fiddlers - the
whOla dav
But Budapest gave the finishing touch
% the DAYS enthusiasm The tram
arrived AZ . clock this evening Ram
vas falling but m rs~Ts,n~e 20 the Mayors
appeal the tOwnzfolk turned out Nv tho
thousands There mu@t have tssn = GIO
people waiting OutaItle the station in the
ram
Within the station iissr the crowd
awaTmed everyWhsTe. and when the tram
came IN the pSictals could ha rdiV clear tue
track scores 20 mon and iDy- chmt--d
onto tho roofs 81 The car, fetl snt
weicotne wa extended Nv Va. Mayor
and cot Roosevelt wearing a cavalry
Colonel coat and black felt hat made
an elOqUenf reply
Got Roosevelt then DFoc@~cisd through
crowded siT--ts - the hotel the peopls
cheering and shouting Long live Teddy
A. the hots' he was forced - address TIE
crowd from a Lalcpnv
ROM April ~ In an interviews day
Cardinal Merry del Val. Pspai Secretary
Of State. informed fhs cOrr"-pDnd.ni -
THE St-N that h- dad not know - the
visst 81 Mgr PiRnatalh. papal nuncip
ct Vienna. 80 col RDD-svelt unt'l b. a.
Informed ~ ~ yesterday by THE SIS
; correspondent He added
The nuncio did not ask for ln-trgc.
lions and I did NOT give him any The
nuncto a. doyen ~ the Diplomatic
Corps attended the reception given nv
HE American colleague. Amhas-a.lv'
K@rens here h@ met Mr. Roosevelt
whom he Rad no reason IN shun The
visit 10 in no~iS~ significant The nuncio
had nothing - say TO Mr. Roosevelt
from the Holy See II any significance
b gwen IN the visit ~ should be- promptly
GisAv0wed
The Cardinal. alludinR ~ Col Roo-s-
Welt stay N Rome told the correspondent
that he had received by mail the COlonsl's
Visiting card printed m Italian. the card
bearing the pTin'sf name IeodOro ROoae.
Welt am the words -psr commla'o.
meaning 70 take leave ritt~n thereon
Sir. Roosevelt has sent the follow ing
ieStsr 20 signor Nathan. MaVOr ~ ROm.
dated Venice AprIl ~
my DyAR MAYoE NATHGS On l-av-
ing Italy let me thank you and through
you thu Council ami CpmmonaltV ~
Rome for the great courtesy shown me
throughout INV -tay N m" Eternal Clty.
and especially vorr dslightfu dinner
I hope the guests have forgiven me my
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