Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-08-26
THOUSAND OR MORE PEOPLE AT
STATION TO SEE AND HEAR
FORMER PRESIDENT.
"STlCk-TO-lT SPIRIT
BROUGHT GOOD RESULTS
coIoneI Wires as Late as O'clock,
Expressing Regret at Not Being Able
to Speak, But Crowd Insists With
Cheers and Roosevelt is Routed OUT
Train Here Seven Minutes.

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N 4 message received at l o'clock by
Marshalltown people ,ha- gave them a
Chance 10 see ana hear Theodore
Roosav.,. -1t.
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feature Vas the tae' that me
was expected al o'clock. when 6: 20
was ~. ,,,,e e-.,.a >-,u.,,,,.....
go - - "a " (
s.i 2ea 1iqHas,ers as ne arriving time
''-9 s'4c!1!.
NaS JuS' aoou: $40 when me ;Fain
uio ie"tA ne station and awaiting to
'4e FORMER president were a
oE more peop-e' many OF
"a" ssaS-'Td '-le Sial N as cary
. t'ocn.
LONE Roosevelt mad not intended
- ne 49, fA1i'lSe' % making any
An.o ~ a speech mere but the persist
N i.i-s % me crowd was nov 20
S0' '''enoeo 70 appear
I.'.'>e 50 1!s'I moi !AteHusu
- @i5peaF III Paoilc mere a al despite
- u i'0s maze upon MIN ny wire
l.il'S'i>4E. f1e did no, want MS rest
'ioAeil ahd ~ "as the time that ne
y he=e'ed % reacA -HaEsAai ltoNf''
""S . >l!cN-'o-4l spirit OF
~ 4'epu p.ioaA. da'ed from De
~ l-A' N repiE % me message
thursday rom '.!ls paper 70 X n
= genera manager OF the Norm.
"eS-e!.'' No4oHe1 Roosevelt expressed
.-4'tlsr-- a. T-sse'tlAg FeFE TUch 'hae
elS Apoc was 100 cary ana that ne
eoHld not comply win ;Ae request 70
speak
Oro"o HAS IFS way.
So' the cE9"u haa rs "aE' ana o.
rs continues calls Tor RooseVe-'. ana
me cheecS 'na' rent me AR "a me ram
pu!Ied H. the i2rffer p4eslQeh1 "as
pfeFal-ed upon 70 apPeaf.
A. roosevelt opened me rear aoor
q the car and stepped out on the pat
FORM ne greeted me crowd with
wave Of The hand and one Of his char
acterlsuc smiles The former presl-
dent had Just arisen from his berth.
routed out oy the continued cheering OF
the crowd Jumping into pair OF
trousers, putting on MS slippers and
throwing on macintosh, the collar
Of which he left turned up. ne appeared.
greeted by thousand Threats and
thousand pairs Of hands
Roosevelt vas characteristical!E pic
turesque. tila typical An erican that ne
is, when he greeted the crowd after the
| hush fell following the -esoundias
cheers. Il an glad 20 see You all" he
said. Il was trying 20 sleep a little
longer than I suppose I ought 70 this
morning, but l am glad 10 be in Iowa,
anh see you all once more.
Enjoyed the Lions.
81 have been travelling in the old
country ard have returned only re-
Gently. from year and a half abroad
and year Of that tine in Africa.
whiIe I thoroughly enjoyed i, am
trip 70 Africa and the lions more than
the lions enjoyed M. But now l am
hack. with NV fellox countryrreen. and
7 am r.aa5y- "a rrI- "a do wig. I can 10
help with the problems that confront
o,,r country TODAY and il K my -hoIlgft
that even tho our grand country is the
aoas- IN the world We all ought 70
i've n make II q lire ba--A- Than il *
i<es Iowa Babv Crop.
an travelling from north 20 south
and fro, east 70 west. and meeting my
<e,loy citizens ind tina. there is 3
r,-zarn.rtal identity between good
! A,,a-icars v,taravAr van fod them
4 Worth ~ south cast or west. The aver
aee American on the whole. is A pretty
good fellow. ana think his wife i:
/ S.n1 bA-r4r tn. kind Of people ! Tx.
! resi- 10 saa are those carving thei,
,ittIe folks-vou know NV prediction
so- chf1dre, This is a great state ant
,-o,, raise FRS class crons hut 7 he
riave vo,r hest crop is babies. Xix.
,.o,,r stock racailsa 7 believe that vo,
believe in vol- crop of babies. and
so-,- want 10 see Americans depent
mon Europe for children
81 am glad 10 see YOU all. and
baa-'- exoAct.zd % see Won. This COS
+7,77,a * not lust conventional. but
an, enioving nv visit with YOU to il.
e,,Il extent Good bve and good luck.
Gan Awful OUTRAGE"
lust as Roosevelt turned. 10 enter tn.