New-York tribune., 1905-08-11

ran and a number of others who had partici-
pated in the exercises of the day.
THE PRESIDENTS SPEECHES.
The President made a brief address at every
stop of the train At Allentown, Penn. he said;
am glad to have the change Of saving Just
word of greeting to you and or expressing my dp-
probation of your coming out to see me am
the care being spent on the education OF the boys
and girls who in the next generation will do e Their
If we do not take care of the next generation we
can guarantee that this Republic Of ours u ,S MN & 90
down. believe it will stay up; that II VIII con
tinue to be model for the nations OF the earth;
to-day are alive to the fact that in taking care
of their children they are attending to the ctlzeh-
want TO say a special word to the railway men
You men who do your work in we deer re
the qualities that we need in American cltzenship
man who is willing to work hard and take risks;
That is just what railroad man has 70 do, and
average American tGs K knows how to do work by him
self and yet work in WITH 6 PsnerS bd 4
do. We like to think that the ayerage American
how 10 psV his part in our world as whole
That is what the railway man must do.
At Easton the President said, in a brief ad
dress to a crowd of nearly thousand. that he
had particular for thinking we'll OF
Pennsylvania-in fact he remarked, that. as he
recollected it, he had about half million good
the use of the American flag in the decorations
along the route of his journey. He added;
1t is a great pleasure for me to be again in the
State of Pennsylvania. Passing through to-day
along the line of this railway. notice that every
American flag. | hope that each Of US, when he
confers honor upon each of US, and IS symbol OF
the prosperity and happiness to which We have at
seIf-government is not an easy thing either for
rba iO6y flIal md %
well only when you have high type of average
We WISH to Keep ever vadi before US that in
addition to congratulattng ourselves as we have a
s eveD e0 mope good to think of the things that
have not done and ought to do and to, to think OF
oute purpose each to to. do his sh2Ee in int trying m e to
good citizen is TO be good man or woman in your
home; TO do your duty by those closest to YOU by
Il no enoush IN addition to that YOU have got 10
do your duty by the State and by your neighbor.
At Bethlehem his speech was as follows.
trodused bv YOUR Mayor. who has called my spe-
cial attention to this wonderful industry typihsd
Was greeted with saiutes from some of the cannon
haye a2nds e and Sopd @ that ey y
to be used and while all that In me lies shall be
of offence TO another nation SO as to warrant
their use, yet, that If they should be needed they
needed, we want the very best and We want 1.-THE the
is the man behind the gun. You have got te
have not only an l gun, but an A l sumner.
The shot that counts is the shot that hits. We
need in the interest of peace, and so that we can
do our duty in promoting the peace of the world,
TO have It understood that We desire peace, not
from fear. not from weakness, but oeceu.e We re-
gard peace just and right.
NV friends in private life in the life OF peace;
war that great though il is 10 have these evi-
dences of material prosperity, the thing that
counts most is the average OF our citizenship i1i
Whether this country goes up goes down VIII
depend in the last analysis upOn the character OF
the average American, and believe that this coun-
try will go up because believe that in the future
the average character of average citizen VIII
be it has been in the past