The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-06-12
TAXING PAssENcnRs rRoM THE Nonr = n Esur., !.
LONG TRIP ENDS.
res 'den tRooseyelt.Arriyes in WASH
ington-Closing Days of
ss5r: His Journey. m III, 80 4,
:. Rresident.

dubuque, Ia, June !. - President;
Roosevelt arrived here at six O'Clock
Tuesday evening. He sepent the night
here. When the president reached here
n, ne ". Was greeted {, e t. e p. with It the presidential
salute and cheers of several thousand
people as he stepped from his train.
At least 10000 linedrthe streets driven
over by the presidential party. The
president addressed a few. words fo
5000 school children assembled in the
city park, who sang "America" as the
party approached. The. drive sended
after a tour of the hills overlooking
the Mississippi river at the Dubuque
club, where the president spoke to
5000 people.
Bloomington, Ill, June president
Roosevelt put in about the busiest day
OF his trip Wednesday from a speech
making standpoint. He}made his first
speech at Freeport at eight o'clock in
the morning and when he concluded
his address here shortly after ten
o~clockat night lie had spoken nine
times. Eight of his speeches were made
IN tf'e~open air and several 81 them ii ii
transforms: The hardest rain
tered was at Pontiac. where he dedi-
Gated a soldiers and sailors m1iocn1ul-
ment. The president assisted in the
opening Of. a new hotel, at. Dwight. "A
wire was run from the hotelto the rear
platform Of his car and by pr~reasssinga
bulb; ~heestarted the machine cry in the
! building .as.>T1 The Observation-Disclosures
president spoke Wednesday were.
fFreeport,3 Rockford. Rochelle, Aurora.
tya!ie ls-sDl Dwight y ghh tt,s Pontiac: Lexington
and Bloomington. At Freeport he
spoke from the Site o. the Lincoln
Douglassdebaatte In 1855 and unveiled a
monumens COMMUNICATING event.
At Rockford hesassisted in che dedica-
ton of a soldiers. mremorialrhall.
Indianapolis. Ind, June 5.-Presi-
Edent Roosevah,s train arrived at e:4o
p. m. Thursday. Five thousand people
greeted him. and he spoke to them
briefly HI Observation-Disclosures ffed
on his long, trip he was a pretty good
e~xpansfUnist, but returned even a bet.
aterr one. He made an appeallf the
building OF a greater navy. He will!
reach The tend Of his 14,0oo-mile jour-
neXx this EEnniiDs~When4his-txai II.
rives at Washington. The last day of
the trip was in a measure. a easY urfe..
rstoPs We're sgade ora ss. .1hiinicc
Springfield, Decatur and Danyille.. The
prinripals;speech IF the day was at
the dedicafio n;sf the new rmofy; buildi
ing:;in Springfield Hea1sosvisited the
tomb of Lineolp .anddeliNeredsa short
address AT Decatur he attended the
ddedicatorXs services of the James Mil!
,1iken university. and delivered the,dedi.
catofyT address; A .1Danville. he was
warmly greeted By a large, crowd, and
fEsshisa adafeysss was TIE last One s~cheduled
for his trip. The4aldaare9ssssii in .Indd1ii;anapo-
Ills Nas..1ng .a4dition. tor*hfs Scheduled
addresses. 5sa .@fn ssi* |
Washington N. 1Inne president
Roosevelt :sReeturnedstosW W sfington at
seven o'clock Friday nigghirafteranab abb
seence OF. 66 days. During thhatspPeriiod
.the=presiitdienltt and Oh his party Travelled
about 10000 miles through . states
ana Htwb terfitories. He made ,256
spesuhessssHis feeeptifo,nnffib,yy taReef people
of Washington ehagansat che Pennsyl-
sNaniasatatipn andH eontinuedsuninter r
ruptedly. until be- b. r~eachedsEthe1 white
house. Hers Here tbs p president reside te sfean Il q
throrg 8 admirers "a asss,e 81 lls. the
gyFfocGfndg south IF the White House and
he NAG made ABB : bgi ,.tj1 SYp psss sAlJ IS them them fH se
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