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Comes to New Hampshire under
Doctors Orders and Will At.
tend to Only the Most Press
ing Business.
GETS OVATION ALL THE WAY
Is Told That He Looks Heavier
Than a Year Ago-Greets
Crowds at Windsor and Brat
tlebOro-Will Golf and Go
Motoring.

Cornish. n. H.. June 25.--Cnder or
ders from his physician to take a COM
plete rest, President Wilson settled
down at the Summer White House
o-dsy for a brief vacation to prepare
himself for the arduous work he is
expecting within the next few months
In connection with the European and
Mexican situations
Tho President brought few official
documents with him and officials AZ the
White House had orders 70 forward to
him only the most pressing business
Nevertheless he plans to give much
thought in the quiet secluson of the
Cornish hills to the next step in his
new Mexican policy. to the submarine
Issue with Germany. and TO the dis.
cussion with Great Britain over inter.
ference with commerce between the
United States and the neutral nations
Of Europe.
Secretary Lansing will do most OF
the actual work on the note TO Great
Britain now being prepared. out the
president has already gone Over with
him the broad questions OF policy in.
viewed, and will see the note before il
! is officially forwarded to LONDON. He
read with deep interest to-day unot-
! fetal forecasts from Berlin thnt m ere
was a possibility Of Gerrnsnv's sub
marine warfare being somewhat modi-
fled, but he refused to comment.
CROWDS LARGER THIS YEAR
The President arrived here this after
uoon after n trp through Connecticut.
Mas sa chusetts and Vermont marked by
frequent ovations from crowds which
were much larger and more enthusiastic
.han have ever greeted the President en-
route here before, and many told hin,
that they approved his course In the for
/ ign situation.
AS the President stood talking TO the
crowd at one stop a man remarked that
. he looked heavier than he did here last
year. The President said he weighed
about the same
Your face looks fuller" satd the man
II guess I have more cheek" replied
the President amid laughter
Virtually the entire population Of Wind
sor, Vt. and this village We're at the sta
ton to greet the President as he stepped
from his private car with Miss Margaret
I Wilson, and Or. Cary T. Grayson. his
naval aide and physician. They cheereo
him again and again. and for a few min.
utes he was completely hemmed In by
people who wanted TO welcome him back
to the summer capital Miss Helen Wood
row Bones, his cousin welcomed the
party.
The Presidents JOY was evident later
in the afternoon when his daughter, Mrs
Francis b. Sayre with her husband and
baby boy arrived here from . visit. Fran
els Woodrow Sayre. the Presidents only
grandson. whom he saw chrtstened a few
weeks ago, at Williamstown, Mass.
cooed with delight and cuddled in his
godfathers arms
Harla kenden House, the property Of
Winston Churchill the novelist, which is
occupied by the President and his family,
has been completely renovated since their
last visit here. Mr., Wilson spent almost
the entire afternoon and evening looking
over the estate and attending to some
correspondence He plans to golf each
morning "a miles away At Hanover. y H,
and IN the afternoons he Will motor
through the picturesque Connecticut val
ley.
The President learned to-day Of the
marriage on the day ne lett Washington
OF John Slye. one Of his secret service
men, and Miss Johanna Henrick Of
Washington. The couple are spending
their honeymoon here