The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-05

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cofupanirs and rnaks hts main speech
late IN the aftaFnoon.
To-uiaht 10 wsnt 90 hed early - . hotsi,
Hen - up early IN tbs morning and will
10 On the jump from sunup % mialniaht.
Nc Roosevelt a. ind . great crowd
awaiting his arrival ~ the station. We
drove immediately ~ tho Waldiorf Hotel,
uhioh - sons elaos. and ves confruntsd
~ oss % rsreS :, -, ay ~, Psg,'sss
wers 100 Iittls nirls drussrd 10 shits and
carrying Teddy hears. The bids ranred
IN aas from 20 months - ~ years. They
save : .opFAno cheer - TIE Colonel sp-
Mr. RoossveIs jumped from ths auto
mobile and began % talk With the chill
drrn. AZ h pana~d between tho two
lines they had formed he paetsd each
one - thesn and aaid nics things. A loe
81 proud mofhsrs and fathers and par
s1,s '-sll"d RsrcspsieIy v is se-y . ,a-
togrsphsrs can st . picture ~ this the
tablean viii h repeated Tomorrow as
noon.
The colonsl pushed his way through .
moo % curious psrsons who choked every
had hard time. FarEo's sunday crowd
was big
A Mr. RoossvsIs entered his room On
the second hoor hs emitted q whoop 81
Joy. Guess Who Sas there. Whol Why.
81 course. sylvane Ferris and his brother
jos. 1hs Ferris boys. IN fact.
Yes, the very ones who worked and
hunted with The Colonel In the good old
days On tbs LITTLE Missouri up near
Nedora. North Dakota. ny George. but
70 was good - sse 'em again.
-Oh, my laughed Mr.. Roosevelt,
isn't this fine BY GeorEe isn't IL fine
This IL the finest thing I've struck yet
% see you boys Aere. Then he rccol-
lec'ed a lot ot things about Hell Roaring
MI Jones and about tile night he struck
Medora twenty seven years ago.
1t was a weird night, | can tell you.
the Colonel exclaimed. Il went over
20 the Pyramid Hotel The old man who
was the proprietor took me to room IN
which there were fourteen beds. one
Of the beds wasn't being slept in at that
moment. 80 | grabbed IL. Oh. George!
Sylvanel-
The Colonel and tho Ferris bows who are
about so years old. snapped yarns for an
hour while the crowd waited outside They
spoke Of the horses the Colonel us.-d 10
ride and the strange happenings IN which
he wa- the central hgure.
MIR Roosevelt rode Ben Butler and
bald faced animal that didn't have a
The Fsrrises were mighty enthusiastic
about the Colonels nerve and spunk In
those days They related how he went
with them on a ride and got stranded
sixty -five miles from the nearest railroad
station.
by God" aays Joe Ferris. Roosevelt
was the games, Of the bunch. That's
what I'm telling you
Mr. koosevelt's room echoed back the |
loud roars % laughter. and the pretty girls
in the CORRIDOR who were waiting TO pre-
sent him with bouquets Of flowers won !
dered what could la going on. just |
as the Ferris boys were leaving in rushed F,
United States Marshal Bill Merryfield Of
Montana whom the Colonel appointed |
before hs left the White HOUSE Bill got |
greeting that shook the walls Of the
Naldorf and the old friends went over II |
all again
Tonight Mr.. Roosevelt was very happy
over NESTING these men He likes that
sort 81 thing better than anything ON thess
trips
Fargo Is considerate. They let him have
dinner all by his lonesome and promised
not 20 ask him TO make any speeches TILL
Tomorrow This town 10 one Of the snap
piest municipalities that the Colonel and
his party have struck since they left
New York nearly two weeks ago.