The sun., 1910-08-04
ROOSEVELT SEES the BABIES
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u~r ~strts Promises. WIN Gs.I.
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-ri,udr Iit Most Popular Iportrtnr

-uiF idT hts N"~t Fwptitar Doetrtne
.r.hH-u,rEr Aug 2 III. Contrib.
...-F ..r.r .HrfrnIsd his mission II urhp
r ..a ......"g region tr d.y lie whir,~d
.N -. ..,rrt l''I" towns and was
-..... s.i sItl 10 sr".l' show rf enthusiasm
4 k.-Es'ru 'h"v hailed Theodore
s.vr.' ~ 'h" nrt' Pres id.nt ~ tho
.',I states tlags huttsrei women
o. r'.I .g' their hruosS of children and
O r'ai with pride and grinv miners
~ ~rrv natrrnaliiirs chsrrcd the Colonel
r-'. 'h-v u"rr tired
- Roosevelt repeated today thr' he
- naf want the impression - go
ar-rli that he ~ investigating lahor
Cn0iI'lnns m thes" PARTS. lie said that
rs simply wants tu look over the SOCIAL
$40 He declared that there ~ no siR-
r.~-aNCe IN the fact that John Mitchell
former president uf the tnited Mine
w.->"-s ~ America. accompanied him on
p, s"r'nd journey His intimacy with
'Hs .a'hohc clergy. whom he mo, AZ
svary t,!-n of the road - merely the re-
49, = an old friendship and regard for
r.r The Rev Father J J. CIrran
hs hrs' las heen big figure IN the labor
troubles up here
A''"r hts shoes. which had heel hid
- mat IN. Colon el might not arise too
.arlv were restored To him Mr. Roose-
,.,' iresssd for breakfast and left the
hous" ~ Father CIrran for the dav's run
m motor car John Mitchell Father
C.rron and Father J J J'Douald ~
S'"vrll went with him
hey stopped first in front of little
rsd store at Rrooksids mile outside
ot the citv II did not take tho village
ic.ers long to recognize the Colonel and
a, soon - they did they 50, up whonn
and tn" handshaking began lie did not
remain long however. II" had too many
OTTER places 20 visit
The news Of tn" coming uf Roosevelt
vas carried through tho valley with
ra-rlIng rapidltv A. the bis r.r sped
u'n Prttston I n was greeted ~ miners
Wno straRgl"d along the sidewalks and
~ their wives. who had tn, kld1ios IN
oooGed up for tho occasion Tie col. .
ou- inspected the Rooseyol; school and
.a'i that II Is all right Mr.
Cir'o tipping the hAam a. rs poInd- .
brpI. .ht out her family IIst as tn" great /
nan vas about TO depart Size insisted
upon introducing all the little Glhbonsc-
ard remarked 20 her eldest daughter
An h, handsome. Minlie'- The col F.
or"l hlsh~d with embarrassment hiIt .
- told Mrs Gibbons that she WAS i'm.
-e7sa
Al through the town Of Ptts'on 'he
or WdS swarmed The children were
played ur for all they were worth The
tO.Ns II the valley seemed TO think that
H. greatest doctrine that Roosevelt ever
sIpounded was anti-racc suicide In the
Italian colony the Colonel fingered for
sYn- time carrssinR tho children. chatting
Sr'h mothers and going through several
b mes from which he wanted - gather
surlI color
With Rose Cont a little fve-vear old
mother - IN" tyIe not uncommon IN the
EAst Side II New York 'h- Contributing
tdI'Or spoke in Italian. The Colonel ISM
AnY too proG"I"n- IN that tongue. hut 10
managed TO InaN" h,rus..lf urd-rs' pud "a
Addi'ion 20 making mighty hl' with IA.
Italians who witnessed 'h" IA sl"aly
The arI1pmuhlt.'- fr,N.lI.d o. q rand
cip through Pl''-'pu junction IN =, .
IrIrye1 n small town fv" MICS avav
The mining settlements g ~. Wv 'u.ug
Valley are in far better -hap. than tl.s..
The Colonel visited nsn Sorau'. n ,...>re,
day The '.~ople seem NOR" 't~,-gar,ri>
and w"re Intelligent -" T. wa M
Dirvea thai an Italian woman learning
that I X = communion was John Nifrn.U
knelt IN the ground and kissed Nh'rl.lls
hand Tn. labor leade~ - hignv re-
spec'ed up here HIS mudesiv cau-.d
him to tarry ia m" background when IN.
Colonel Wis on the Job
Veterans ~ the spanish War whom
Col Roosevelt knew ar. becoming rather
common a. / increases his 'aunfs
around rh" C"ntry n" meets Them
every plaC. h- GOES aLd he remembers
them all. Tom carroll giant miner.
legged IN his workiug clothes salutad
rsColonel and lnformed him that h. was
With the seventh Cavalry
-Comrade. this - indeed pleasure
exclaimed I X ~ b" surveyed the miner
from top 90 toe and addict. He's yellow
sGs all right
say carroll continued Mr. R,os.-
velr did Won know Cornelius Doushu".
rrp was my ORDERLY sergeant
! did for sure replied the miner
'Ard a fine fellow he was
Bv George. r." was that the colonel
r.' '.r'ad
During hi- visit at ~ Cecilia S,.hooI
u wyoming The eS President had talk
w'r four nuns of an order he had known
u ganda South Africa. He told them
many things he had observed ~ hiz
t~ar-ls and went away leaving ia" SISTERS
'Hrv happy.
Inc Roosevelt, car headed now for the
"a -aCks q the Sta'e tonEtAbulaTy. for .
ta plonel promised two officers whom
q" ~s' IN the road nat he would call %
rem ard inspect their quarters a. soon
~ around corner AZ which stood
t.".r looking road house On the
z .' sa' man with hangover
t. -Jpriefor rushed out 10 him O.,
wax" up. you rummy'- b" yelled.
- ssv"l''- going by
N1,- gong - buv'- inquired the :
ir".raisi one with a ~-markable show
'."rSv Nhe-" - he'- and while
). as r1.nning insid" 10 the bar Col {
..'' "Ii passed on "blIvI"us of IN" "N-
.'..."r' 10" had created
... ~ ~ ~" barra ks Of the stat"
{ -'4tIlary was not bong H.. and
s'. Nt' r"ll posed for S.v"-al pictures
90" men 4 report ina' Michel
..'I-i.d 80 shake hands Nth Spn"
H1E'lDulIry was Indignantly
90 ~ ~" ,plOnel Tie report had z
...s' NIlhe~harf" and there vas .
% ak c'Go"-nlng y l. vas a
'us.
.r.. ."'I~u"G fr.m Wyom.1Z q
...n pf tsfh.r tgrrIu Tor lunch r
.' % 90" ,I'h"hc D'"-gv H"r" :