| Show PRESIDENT T ROOSEVELT T I PROVED AN IDEAL HOST O slI Bay Ba Sept 17 President Roosevelt proved himself the ideal host Jod today when he entertained the natives of this village llo e at al his summer home on Sagamore Su Hill one 2000 persons who went to see tl e president was os made to Lo feel that he or or she had especially honored For each ot othis o his visitors the thc president had some something Wing thing fp l lIe interest to that per person perS son S l to tosU sa When Whon finally managed to press through h the crowd clod the th president beamed with pleasure arid alid patted the th youngsters on the back backwith backwith with an little tap ass IlS they meil by b him t This is a fine little fellow he hey would y uld sa say or 01 at this thi little man he be he ft It soldier and so on as the happy children passed p sell along Pres President PresIdent ident li ll the so that he could acquaintance with h his hl friends and neighbors nd a n sim simple pIe program had been arranged arran tl Poosevelt Mrs W Emlin and lira hs Reeves assisted ted the tho president in receiving the Refreshments consisting con of punch and ginger gingel snaps wore served ened on the lawn and every everyone one was as invited to 10 make himself per Jer perfectly at home Tho surprise of the day came when President Roosevelt noo evelt proved to his guests gue Ls that tl nt he isa Is a linguist lI Forty Fort mem members bers berI ot oe the had journeyed jou n cd to ti Oyster Bay lla from Hicks to 10 sing sin for the and Ills his guests g leHt but before tho singing the pres president ident of the tho singing delivered a IL short hurt speech lie He apologized that he had 1111 to malte his speech In German and told President Roosevelt that ho would have tho he speech translated for him When the president of ot the thc sing singing ing In society had his speech President Roosevelt noo arose arn e and very translated nil all the German singer hall had said |
