The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-08-26
ROOSEVELT IS Off
Former President Starts
Long SpeeChmaking Tour.
FIRST ADDRESS Is AT UTICA.
Vice President Sherman Leaves For
New York to Start Journey West
ward-Is Also to Do Some
Campaigning.
FIRST ADDRESS IS AT UTICA.

be away about three weeks and will
travel through fourteen states. In all
he will journey 5,493 miles and will
deliver fourteen speeches, one in each
state he visits.
His first address will be delivered
at Utica this afternoon.
The Roosevelt party is travelling in
the private car Republic. 1t will be
attached to regular trains, except in
a few cases in which special trains
will be used for short distances to en-
able Colonel Roosevelt to fill all his
engagements. Ernest Abbott and w.
associated with him in his editorial
work, and Frank Harper, his secre-
tary, will travel with him
In addition to his set speeches, Colo
mel Roosevelt will make many extern
pOraneous addresses from the rear
platform of his car. At almost every
point along the line of travel prepa-
rations to receive him are being made.
and he will be governed in his move
ments by a schedule which will keep
him on the move during his waking
hours
Colonel Roosevelt reached Utica at
1888 o'clock this afternoon Imme.
diately after his arrival he went by
trolley car to Oriskany. nine miles out
of Utica, thence to Summit park, a
mile further on, where he is to deliver
an address to the farmers of Herki-
mer and Oneida counties. He will
spend tonight at Mohawk, Herkimer
county, at the country home of his
brotner-in-law, Douglas Robinson Of
New York.
The journey westward will be re-
sumed at midnight Tuesday night over
the New York Central lines to Chica-
GO where the party is due at p. M.
Aug. 25. At 1915 p. m. the same night
the party will leave for Omaha over
the Chicago and Northwestern. Ar
irving there at 3:2S D. m, Aug. 26. the
car will leave at p. m, going by
the Union Pacific railroad to Chey-
enne, Wyo., which will be reached at
1923 a. m, Aug. 81.
At Cheyenne Colonel Roosevelt will
deliver his second speech at the COW.
boys carnival. He will spend Sunday
with Governor Brooks of Wyoming
at Cheyenne, and will leave Cheyenne
at S:35 a. m, Aug. 20, going over the
Union Pacific to Denver, where he is
to arrive at 11i35 that morning. In
Denver he will speak on conservation.
remaining there until a. m, Aug. 80
when he will start for Pueblo, Colo.
over the Denver and Rio Grande. He
will reach Pueblo at noon and leave at
1890 p. IN. over the Missouri Pacific
for OSawatomie, Kan, where he is
due at $50 a. m, Aug 81.
At Osawatomie the eX-president will
deliver one Of the most important
speeches Of the trip. In it he will deal
with number Of problems with which
the national administration is special.
ly concerned. He will remain over
night at Osawatomie and leave by the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail
road at 9:35 n. m, Sept. l, for Kansas
at 12:l5 that day.
The Kansas City speech will be de-
livered before the Commercial club.
Colonel Roosevelt viii stay in the city
until 1910 p. m, when he will depart
over the Omaha. Arriving at Omaha
at Gao a. m, Sept. 2, he will make a
q speech on the Panama canal and
spend the night there,
The party will start out again at 7 30
a. m. Sept. 3 over the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad for Sioux Falls
and is due there at 4:30 p. M. that day
At p. m. Sept Colonel Roosevelt
will leave over the Great Northern for
Fargo, n. d., reaching there at p. m
He will attend the Labor day celebra.
ton at Fargo and talk on labor. Leav.
ing Fargo at 11:52 p. III. Sept. 8 over
the Northern Pacific, the Colonel will
reach st, Paul at TAO a. m. Sept. 6
He will spend the day there, attend the
state fair and speak on conservation al
the national conservation congress
He will depart from st. Paul at 1926
p. IN. the same day over the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad and
will reach Milwaukee at 7:5O a. IN
Sept. Z.
The Milwaukee speech will be de
livered before the Press club of tha
city. Colonel Roosevelt will remain
over night there, leaving at a. m
Sept over the Chicago and North
western railroad for Freeport, Ill. HI
is due there at IL a. IN. the same da!
TO speak at picnic of railway train
men and firemen. Leaving at Ia
p. IN. he is to reach Chicago at 4:4I
p. m. and speak that night before tn,
Hamilton club.
He will leave Chicago at midnight
and the remainder OF the Journey Will
be made over the Pennsylvania rail
road. Cincinnati will be reached at
a. IN. Sept. 8 and Colonel Roosevelt vii
spend the day and night there, leavin,
at 8 a. N. Sept 10 for Pittsburg
Reaching Pittsburg Al $40 o. u. tina