WHAT WILL HE DO?

Gisborne Times, Volume XXVI, Issue 2116, 15 February 1908, Page 4 (Supplement)

WHAT WILL HE DO?

According to- Washington correspondents, Mr Roosevelt I will be a busier man than ever when he leaves the White House (.says the New York correspondent of the “Daily Telegraph”). They differ regarding the details of his intentions, which are not announced officially, but most of them seem agreed that he is extremely desirous of making a world-tour, calling upon every monarch in Europe. At luncheon recently, it is reported, Mr Roosevelt intimated to Baron Speck von Sternburg, the German Ambassador, that lie intended, on retiring from the Presidency, to call upon his Imperial . master. “Speeky, when I get off the iob,. I am going over to- see your boss,” is the precise phrase .attributed to the American President, whose informal Yankee methods of expression greatly amused his Excellency. The President intends to do some big game hunting in Africa, but lias .not decided, so far, to which quarter lie will "O. Quite recently be borrowed from° (the Congressional Library at Washington six standard works by English authors dealing with the ;onic° and it is understood that India, ?s well as Afidpa, will hear the crack of the ex-President s rifle. . othei great project is to write * history of his administration, one of the masimportant .in American annale -Mi RoW‘]t, as you know, is rat her a prolific writer, and as a .aa a/-me author avas‘ w..-fL-ki)Owii long u ..<■'• t be entered the White House. It is •» tour of the world which, acvoi.dinp to rS’P He has frequentto the 1 rism |I C t 0 make such ly »!> okw ' iio meet the Rulers rf a trip, ■<< j| p probably would lie d, iatc-ly after leaving oihiy-