The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02


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m.-r.'g r.U'u night tn gat a Iuuk
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d,v lu 70" morning ~ Kansas city.
kar poo syuk" - ala audience uf o.I
~1rS.rs men about m" employers ha-
h.'v 100 ya-.' 1T accident or death 10
lhNo--r N" sad that m" Government
ougr' 'r ant IN tns settlement uf sIch
accidents and NOT leave u - laWsuts
and .awy-rs who grab most ~ the clam,
n indeed ~ - over scttls.d
"A mnrh..rn given IA his honor by the
Conmarr.tI ,Iub - this city Mr. koos..-
Welt ~,td pleasant things He declared
tG.' 't, American people are. rsadE L.
turn tn IN. moral aspect % certain ISs,i,.s
They ar. prepared to forS,ka the mat.r,a,
an order ~ boost the good work Of be'tsr-
ing ',- ,nudItIons IT business and II
lvrc He -pok. about the time when he
Was President and got after IN. railroads
and sgit.p.-s m regard t. rebates r."
sad MAT ina men II Kansas city. Who
~a-o deeply touched bv IN" change stood
by AIm and helped him carry out ms
notion.
And we'll do It again they yelled
bacN To-uisht IA Convention Hall ~.
Colonel faced an audience ~ nearly is.uu
r.--rns Twas the snrt II reception that
.ucs-n,d hun IA his campaign for
I-ng-a-s livery seat was taken and N.
c-pwds forced Their way into tho al-l"s
a.! ~. entrances Tn. bls men IT M"
STATE were there r. was the Denver
RECEPTION over again. but there. Was more
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Mr. Roosevelt preach.i a sermon here
about honesty and about corruption ~
business and politics He discussed once
more the matter % mobs ovcrsteppIng
g.. bounds 81 Law. and h. Condemned
PUBLIC oficials who stand Tor that sort II
tang He touched upon conservation
Tals made hit
1t would he futA- To- deny that the
N.-t regards Roosevelt a. their u"Vt
President goodly part - the crow IL
'hA, greet him IN the CITIES and 'he towns
taAa II for granted that he - On - ,A1-
Ialgn tour and they DOM h.-i'a'. -
sAy 50 But the men who work the wires
ard who are supposed 80 b" posted ~"
gong slower They are frankly pu1-
zlsi The Colonel isn't making state
Ir-nts as 20 he future. and the result i
tia; all this h,urah - tending to PVT
tue ~ IN. friends Of III" AdmIn'~tra-
N--t by long shot
full nights rest a. Gov. Stubhs
house IN Lawrence last night put Mr
Rooseveit IN great SHAPE this morn
M He was happy when he learned
t'A' his declarations a. OsaWa OmI"
tAd h~en we'll received here n" vas
sal TOO thar he will be able 20 do What
S.-' he plea-es IN the future b"caUs"
nnw ris position u clearly defined He's
Irugre~sivs through and through
The Colonel jumped into motor car
II kansas city. han. this morning ana
rnGs three miles IA driving rainsiorm
address 'hs working men The m''-'t-
- lad heen sch~d'lled for ont uf doors.
h. the weather forced them 10 e. INSIDE.
k''YIgh ! X was gam" To STAY out
T. -'Ish'.h 80 tn" platform and i''l' ~"
{ r'0i'' ".' 20 y
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