The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1910-03-25
ITINERARY OF
THE RO0SEVELTs
They Will Spend a Week in
Paris and in Berlin.
COMPLETE TOUR MIDDLE OF MAY.
Visit To Be Made To The Hague. The
Home OF The Peace Tribunal
The Colonel And Family Travel
ing In Luxury Across The Desert
He Says The Railroad System
Is A Monument To British Enter
prise In Colonization - Beautiful
Mirages Seen From Train.

Abu Hamed. Sudan Especially =
Colonel Roosevelt's European itin-
erary has been definitely determin-
ed upon with as much exactness of
detail as it is possible to make in
advance and was announced. The
former president will arrive in Rome
on April 8, in Paris, April 81, in
Berlin, May and in London on the
following 18th or 18th.
In several instances Colonel
Roosevelt will arrive at one city on
the same day that he leaves anoth-
er. but counting each portion Of the
day as a whole day 1t may be said
that he will spend week In Paris, a
week in Berlin, four days in Rome.
three days each at Genoa, Vienna
and Budapest, two days at Brussels,
The Hague and Christiania and a
day at Rotterdam. Hamburg, Copen-
hagen and Stockholm.
AS already announced. the Roose-
velts will sail from Alexandria on
the steamer Prins Heinrich. March
so, for Naples. where the steamer
is due on April 2. Early on the
following morning the Americans
will proceed to Rome, where they
will remain until the 9th, when they
will 60 to Spezia for a days stay.
The Sth and 9th will be occupied
in a ieisurely trip over so miles
from Spezia to Genoa, which will
take the tourists along the beautiful
Riviera. After three days at Genoa
the party will proceed to Vienna,
arriving there on the 18th.
The Austrian capital will be left
on the 18th, and two days given
over to visit to Budapest, the Hun
garian capital. On April 20 the
Oriental express will be taken for
Paris. The program provides for a
visit to Brussels on the 2Sth and
Colonel Roosevelt may remain over
one day before proceeding for The
Hague, in which case he will re-
main at the home of the Peace Tri-
bunal until May l. On the latter
day an hours stop will be made at
Rotterdam. and Hamburg will re-
ceive a flying visit on the day follow
ing. Copenhagen should be reached
late in the afternoon of May .. the
departure for Christiania being
made that night.
The stay at the Norwegian capital
is in doubt. but will probably lie
from the Sd to the 5th. permitting
arrival at Stockholm IN the even
ing of the latter date, Colonel
Roosevelt will return 10 Christiania
in time TO sail on the Sth for Ger
many, and is due In Berlin on the
9Th. The date of his departure from
the German capital is in doubt. but
he expects to leave there on the
18th. arriving in London on the fol-
lowing day, though it is possible that
his visit TO Berlin will be extended
one day beyond the schedule.
Most of the trip thus far from
Khartum. which was left at Q O'Clock
last night. was made in the night
and the early hours of today afford
ed q sight OF a considerable stretch
of country. Colonel Roosevelt en-
pressed himself as astonished at the
luxury of railway travelling through
a desert and spoke OF the railroad
system as monument TO British en-
terprise in colonization which was
able to conquer all difficulties.