Show POPULAR WITH I ITHE THE ITALIANS I Great Crowds Greeted Roose Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt velt When He Landed L From the Steamer at Naples MESSAGE FROM THE KAISER LEFT AT MID MIDNIGHT MIDNIGHT MIDNIGHT NIGHT FOR alc 1 April 5 Theodore Roosevell Roo 1 l several ral hours bourn bou In Naples Nap today And airi 0 given firn many evidences rr rf his personal persona I I i i with the Italian people pOPIe 1 Th The hf steamer teamer Hamburg OH on Mr Ir j T vIt was waa w a passenger corning in tr inin trI in II I after Her a noon was greeted erected with th the thi the i ring mg ing of whistles the fluttering of ol mm n flags flaga fI and ami the playing of bands i II in n warships In the tM harbor steamers yachts acht and aDd craft of all aU Kinds kind oI 1 1 fd d In bunting and signal nags naSI add t iii th of the scene CeRe Mi I r Roosevelt evelt characterised a as cut cutin t in rat it crowds too waited for tor his Ills ap an ani apt i t arance arant on the streets U and when h lie he root rods roden i n in an automobile he was greeted f nith nh mm that astonished bed him H He HeW met W carious arlous official delegations at UK tile Ho Hoid Hoti id ti 1 scores of prominent Amer ADler Amerens ens Jn and th tb thA representatives of other and to them all aU he expresses hj his M warmest thanks for the welcome II Ih the Duke and Duchess of oeta 01 i r 4 p and later dined In privat board the steamer teamer at T 1 ti the thO hotel hotl going on about M Ie tonight Sailed at Midnight Tic The Admiral which will convey rone Mr Rr ii 1 to was as ready to sat sal HI nit 1 midnight ht The ex residents quay err tr aboard were filled fill with flowers Iowen had come fr m admiring friends friend i hir among amon these were wert bunches of red Nd J hit and black blak carnations from the Ger German man emperor and a great t cluster 6 of fra fraI f Jr rant t blossoms from the empress I i mj ml William showed great Interest i 1 ih th the former president pre The Ger German GermanI mar mari I i 11 I general goon I in the th name of the em emi f i r earned carried to Mr Roosevelt Roosevlt the warm wann 1 t greeting and ami a letter in which th the the expressed eed the hope that he v Mr Ir Roosevelt In Berlin on his re rei j i Tint Hint In reply to this Mr MI Roosevelt told toki I HIP he consul general Federal j n 1 to Inform the en emperor that tat h hO he would certainly go 30 to the Germar German 1 pital and would tell the emperor how hon 00 ih iii I white man can live and fight iti iti it i trica noa I 1 ih Th The emperor closed his letter nit with Hail to the successful i Mr Ir Roosevelt was wu particularly touched touches i h 10 t this and in expressing ing thanks for tb the gracious thought he said Time Alone J ne Will Tell TellIn TellI In I n a year e r from now RO you will be in a portion to see Bee whether I deserve de such a wish Later Mr Roosevelt Poosevelt Roo eveh told the American Ambassador II tuat l lt he would assuredly gc go in to the Vatican to see ee the pope if It he via vis visit it H Rome Three hours elapsed between tb the arrival arnal of f r the Hamburg and the landing of the UM former president as Mr Roosevelt wished personally to superintend the handling of 01 oft t I he the h baggage of which he be had a very cry large targe quantity Meanwhile he was the object of f a continual ovation oration from Italian emi grants who cheered every er tim tin they the L caught raught a glimpse of him trim fr m the moment mo moment moment ment the Hamburg anchored American National Anthem As A the essel eael steamed into the harbor baroor fh Iha ho Italian several German hips and a large I contingent of yachts I and various arious craft ran up their bunting which fluttered in the high hb wind The Tile Theand Lands ands and on the ships struck truck up the Amerl merl Amerlan merlan an national anthem and as Mr Rooe Hit reit lt stood on the bridge e and watched watch the ther thes r s m tw lie het remarked l that it wa was somewhat ar but picturesque picture que and lIt v The great Crowds ashore which had hn heen walling waiting for hours to see the Ule former fi 1 resident became exceedingly impatient v at the delay dela but even when the Scorpions or s launch with Mr Roosevelt aboard id did come ome ashore they were w e ignorant of 1 the II if fact and the distinguished visitor reached the landing stage practically un When hen however h lit he appeared i t a automobile a great roar broke from the DIP crowd and he be was cheered ugh US The ovation moved mv Mr 1 Roosevelt to re remark remark mark markIt It seems that the tM Italians can make mak as m mch ich noise ac as the Americans after all At the Hotel Arriving at the UM hotel bot Mr Roosevelt re ft with the greatest Courtesy those tb who had gathered to welcome lie him He aked with Ferrero the his historian hist torian t rUin Tian who recently returned from an ex fX nad rd d visit to the United States an and 1 hom Mr Yr Roosevelt recognised immedi It I Luncheon LII cheon was served at the hotel niong i ng those at the table with the i nt being his son sea Kermit Ambassador Amdor n risom cisom om Consul and Mr XI ld lieutenant Commander I san gag John W Garrett first secretary of ot 1 embassy Winthrop Chandler Mrs tn and Miss KiM Cartwright Mr Cr Roose Ie i i it h seemed to be in the best bet health and sr rits and expressed r himself as looking i impatiently to his arrival at 11 Visit to a Duke i I the luncheon Mr XI Roosevelt dd in a motor motel car with a ar r Gris fri to Capodimonte to meet t the K ke and duchess of Aorta at their pal p which is the tM most mast magnificent in the then n provinces Mr Roosevelt Roo ad adi n i tt u d J J this thit visit at was intensely interesting 1 him not only because of his desire to toPI tot PI et t the tn duke and duchess personally lIy but butau ause au of the official o Idal nature of ot the meet c ih t the h duke representing King KIn Victor I Immanuel Mi tt tr Roosevelt was welcomed at the pal entrance sad and the tile duke received him himI private I nate the tw twe conversing at great at Rth The Tb duke dalle expressed the hope that Tr Roosevelt would meet the count of ofin rin m in who is t now w on a shooting n i m in Africa Afrie Later Mr Roosevelt R velt lt was tas mod to 10 the duchess du of beta Aosta Ao ta MOO and 1 v c fraed f far tor r twenty minutes their voi dealing dea almost alt entirely with rinK ring ing in Africa where the duchess had hadI p rd l I some pome F me time ti The room in which the th their ir occurred was resplendent with It i ln s of the duchess African expediting ex dl ting Ming twin him hung with elephants tusks T rr r antlers antler and the tM skins of tigers and Charmed Ch With the Duchess a good impression was mutual asa as ap apI P a Mr fro Roosevelt R lt was wax charmed with the th i vo the tho l Itt latter said d he bf was the most moM Kiting American she had ever Yet met might almost almo t say the most interesting I r party rrt latr let lat r went tnt to the museum Mr dir Ro R Roosevelt i lt said aid MI he would wool haw hart liked to pass hours The bronzes o es attracted him and he said I shall now get an Idea of or what I want I to see when I return Such a museum de deserves deserves serves days of ot study stud it has been entirely i transformed since I was here Before Defort j I The Thi party then made the trip to i i lipo and the was recognized I and cheered all along the way They sat in the balcony of ot one of ot the characteristic Neapolitan restaurants re overhanging the I sea the bay ba at their feet teet always glorious whether in calm or storm The sunset was waa magnificent and brought out the col colors colors colors I ors on the slopes on Mount Vesuvius Capri Cap CapI ri rl in the distance and the th sea lea Mr tr i Roosevelt was enchanted and remarked i j i that he had not looked upon this scene i for tor years It was his wedding trip then and he could only wish Mrs Roosevelt Roo evelt might see It as it was today Unable to Reply Mr Kr Roosevelt desires delre it to be known especially e in the United States and Eng land that he h received in Naples several thousand letters and telegrams but not having a secretary at his disposal it was wasa as asa a physical Impossibility for tor him to reply r ply to them He lie wished to thank all the senders for their kind thoughtfulness s Returning from Capodimonte the c cx x pre received the civic citric authorities at the hotel botel and the most cordial expressions lons of friendship In the name of Italy Italy and the United States were exchanged d The spokesman of the Italian delegation re regretted regretted regretted that Mr Ir Roosevelt WItS was only onH able abl to stay so flO short a time in Naples and hoped he would make a longer visit to the city cit before beroe his return home After dinner at the hotel Mr Ir Roosevelt boarded the Admiral He was as accompanied by bS Ambas Ambassador ador Griscom and Lieu tenant Commander Belnap who will go eo to Messina with him |