The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-01

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MARKS - usual sith vt,4~nt gestures and
u,cs-innAl interpretations li@ . a. sr..ak
tug tu an a4dh-nc- thai h. hal s"ti before
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I.AwHE~,r Nan Aug - On the
'rp from O-awatpmi. tu 'hi- pla~s.
whi,i b. the home Il t'ov ~tuhh@, Mr.
ko.,-s, rIt addressed a large crowd a.
Baldwin Tn. = %" town wn-r- senator
BrI-fuw was horn VIZ Roosevelt tnrk
o-,'Iston PEP pay a high 'rihut" Ca br--
tow ~" -pok. - 'h" gr'sa' woTN done
hs ham ln ..,nus.tl,h With the po~i ofis,.
investigation wtIis' Mr. Roosevelt vas
pr.>Ii.u' IT, ,'Brag'"Tf1'si hI- lahOrS
a. on" ~ 'rr greatest t'-i-fits Ia the
country
senator Rri-'nW -tnud On tho plat
form and app"lr-,i 20 h, plea~s,i al what
The Colonel ~aIi
A. son a, th. Marty reached iawronc,.
..s srytsrliy wa driven ont To IN, Ssubh-
manson lger" q big dinner was -..ry~i
PinChnt Garfield. Madison AMI The other
prugr,---,N'-~ and insurgents. including
Mr. Roosevelt. we've pn hdnd. " was
-umethIng at an informal hurrah Ia top
~ one II tG" greatest DAYS that ROu-e-
Welt ever hat
WIN Mr. Roosevelt had finish. d speak-
tug h. was greeted with applause. The
cheering Il dr. have . chance Ia get
going t..Causs Gov ~'tIbh- and a number
II insurgents Jumr' o. their feet The
Governor -hpu'' Il 90 quiet, he wanted To
sTeaN
You hay" hoard the man who has
Tough IAD tiger bay Tor the g.
things 800 Vh..h -" all halteye. h. yelh d
and IN. crow a yelled with him
Then GiGrrd P,nChn' isaf-d upon IN"
fa,IY Wl.r,. the Colonel Iad stood
-tltlzsu~ 1t ka.l~a- be- Du'd Won have
uI.t n-Ien,d 10 lit.. II thu greatest pro-
npuncem.ntS mad" ~ any man Its
fleet Will h. ''lr on the nation and ih'
world tor year, 10 com" This - one u
IN" bIg moments e history.
Mr.. Garfield Also spoke
Then CANE the march - the tram
bstwe-.n IA" lines % happy Kansas IL
Was "A magnificent Roosevelt triumph
IT, his speech NJ O-awatomie Mr. ROn-ev"lt
mad. this rsfuaTk No man should make "A
prumIs. b"for. election that he does not
intend N Keep after election. and ~ he
dya- not keep n hunt him out
The impression was that this shaft Sas
directed a. President Taft but the Colonel
denied It tonight Ne denied also that
hi- similar r.rark a. the insane asylum.
which Wa- virtually m" same thlng, re-
f"rrs.ri - the Pre-dsnt
A. tho ~'uhr- manson in Lawrence to
n ghi the Colonel - receiving the h-artie-
from al the well known
insurgents 81 Kansas When Col " X.
Nelson IT the Kansas CITY Star greeted
Nr Roosevelt a. the dinner he exclaimed
We'll Colonel. we.r" wondering nov q
YOU wrote the Kansas platform oT n Bill
" MT. wrote your spss.Ch Its great
The Colonel u pleased beyond mea sure
with MS work TO-DAY We will gee an
ovation ~ Kansas city Tomorrow morn
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