Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-26
Great ThrongS Greet Every
Stop Of Train Bearing Chief
Executive 10 the "Summer
White House,
LANSING LEFT TO KEEP
WATCH AT CAPITAL
Recuperation From Strain Of
Foreign Affairs Not to Be
Broken Except by Matters
Of Real Importance.

tuY uosslne Joupssl srsciAl lstsre VISA
Cornish. n. a., June 25.--under or
ders from his physician TO take a COM
plete rest. President Wilson settled
down at the summer White House"
today for brief vacation TO prepare
himself for the arduous work he IL
expecting within the next few months
In connection with the European and
Mexican situations.
The president brought few official
documents with him and officials of
the White House had orders 10 for
ward him only the most pressing busl-
ness, but nevertheless he plans to give
much thought In the quiet seclusion
of the Cornish hills to the next step
in his new Mexican policy, TO the sub
marine issue with Germany and to the
discussion with Great Britain over In
reference with commerce between the
United States and the neutral nations
of Europe.
Lansing TO Draft Note.
Secretary Lansing will do most OF
the actual work on the note 10 Great
Britain now being prepared, but the
president has already gone over with
him the broad questions Of policy In
volved, and will see the note before
/ II Is officially forwarded 20 London.
/ lie read with interest today unoffl-
cial forecasts from Berlin that there
was q possibility that Germany's SUBJ
marine warfare would be eshat
modified. hui refused 10 uammenf
Refuses 20 Make Speeches
! The president arrived here this nf-
ternoon after u trip through Conneetl-
/ cut Massachusetts and Vermont,
marked by frequent ovations from
crowds which gathered at every sta
! tlon. lie refused to make any speeches
hut smiled broadly al laudntory COM
ments from several hundred men.
women and children with whom he
shook hands The crowds were much
larger and more enthusiastic than
have ever greeted the president en-
route here before and many told him
they approved his course IN the for
eign situation.
Praised by Populace.
You have been writing great let
/ ters to those foreign governments. >
said one working woman as she
/ clasped the presidents hand. He
| thanked her.
Excuse the dirt" apologized fac
tory employe. extending a grimy hand
TO the president
7 don't mind that" the president
replied, as he shook hands.
you've been working too hard and
/ / hope YOU have a good vacation, !"
was the greeting OF another woman.
II hope so. too" answered MIR. Will
son.
Jests With Train Crowd.
/ AS the president stood talking TO
the crowd at one stop a man remarked
| that he looked heavier than he did
when here last year. The president
said he weighed about the same.
"Your face looks fuller" said the
man.
II guess / have more cheek" re-
piled the president amid laughter.
Virtually the entire population Of
1 Winsor. Vt. and this village were at
/ the station to greet the president as
he stepped from his private car with
Miss Margaret Wilson and DR.. Cary i.
/ Giayson. his naval aide and physician.
They oheered him again and again
land for q few minutes he was COM
pletely hemmed IN by people who
wanted TO welcome him back 70 the
summer capital Miss Helen Wood
| rev Bones. his cousin, WAS with the
party.
Meets Only Grandson.
! inc HfeAiutnl JOY WAS tNlbfiit III
! the afternoon when his daughter, Mrs.
Francis r. sayre, with her husband
land baby boy. arrived here for a
visit. Francis Woodrow Sayre. the
presidents only grandson, whom he
saw ehrisiened a few weeks ago at
| WILLIAMSON, Mass. cooed with de-
light and cuddled In his gandfather's
larms
ffarlakenden House, the property
Of Winston Churchill the novelist,
which Is occupied by the president
Iand his family. has been completely
renovated since their last visit here
I Mr. Wilson looked about the estate
and attended 10 some correspondence
and took a short automobile ride be-
fore dinner lie plans TO devote nearly
al his time while here 70 golfing
aud automobling, and reading and
resting He will go golfing each
morning twenty miles away at Han
over. y. H., and In the afternoon
he will motor through the picturesque
Connecticut valley.
The president learned today of the
marriage The day he left Washington
! of John slye, one OF his secret ser
vice men. and Miss Johanna Henrik
Of Washington The couple are spend
ing their honeymoon here As Slye
/ finished his tour OF duty Of helping
/ guard the president today he was