The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-17
SIlHSOs VISITS ROOSEVELT
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G--sy. du,ib'- ~ 80 'ha Colonel. ability
'u 49, 'trrugh ~, campaign v~r. 80.
pr-<-.-i frequently h.r. to-t1y a..
throat - in bad -htps 'h"r~ - NJ doubt
- 'na' In the h-' trtp 30 u.st - ~tTh-
Nu' l-'up and tho Strain - addr,--ins
crrNi- from car platforms whil~ los.p-
motives Gloss bv continued - blow "a
steam dat not not conduc- to rslt-vs M,
strain
II Nr Roosevelt hai accepted the plans
outlined nv Mr. Prentice and the stat.
committee h" never could have lasted
he has lat down the law. however. and
viii speak only where u IL absolutely
necessary IO-morruw he will run up
the Hudson and will make several political
Speeches from tn" train. 40 Schenectady
h" viii meet a crowd out Of doors and
AZ Troy he will speak IN a hall In the eve
ming The Colonel viii return To Oyster
Raw on Tuesday. 20 remain until Thurs-
day nv a IuiIcious us-' 20 his voice the
,ulun", hopes ~ max" plenty - Spee,rhes
before -leytion lie has been through
campaigns before hut he has never
entered On" directly after week Of such
activity as 'h" one just W ~-..d
II - -aid her" tonight that the State
c1mmlt1s" hes been making strenuous
efforts - Rr' MIR Roosevelt e. cancel !
his other engagements this month ~ |
a. u devote all Of his time - New York !
stat" The Colonel does not intend - |
de- any such thing He has promised |
Senator LodR" that h" will e. - Boston |
%. usNt FRIDAY - mas. a speech m his |
behalf Mr. Lodge has heen having a |
lively time with R"press Butler 1
AW~- IN his hEht for "ieC'iou ~ the United !,
state S-nar". hut n - conceded generally I
thar Mr. Lodge will WIN MIR r.. -avrlt |
told Winston Churchill two months az,
thar he would speak for Robert BASS. the
progressive Caudldat" for Governor " |
New Hampshire That speech will be
made on SATURDAY. IN" other out - the
State frlp j. - Ds- MpiusS Ia lastiuE
thru tay. IN" first week m November
r. morrow morning IN" Colonel will
motor - New York He will leave fha
Grand Central station ~ MS 4 VI for
his dav.s uJtIng 4 member ~ the stan
has promised - h" on hand 20 $500 that
the politicians don't overwork the con.
trIhu'inE Editor and prevent his writing
pieces III. only news N the village
today ~ that m. place ~ Overuin with
flies who's" determination vas plotted
in the opera house last night hy the assp-
clat''d physicians of Long Island The
Colonel also spoke