Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1912-08-07

most earnest in the cheers.
America" was followed by
pixie" but the leader had difficulty
in getting the band and the singers
together, and the song was not much
OF success.
1T Was l2;4, when Chairman Bev-
eridge announced the arrival of Col
onel Roosevelt at the Coliseum. This
was enough FOR the delegates and
feet ana cheered. \ minute later the
colonel appeared on the stage almost
as If by magic.
The doors of the Coliseum We're
thrown open wide during the demon
stration and the hail was filled to
capacity. I'm the midst of the deaf
ehing din the colonel stepped onto
the insulated speaking platform un-
der the big sounding board.
lie smiled his appreciation of the
demonstration and bowed TO the right
and left, and with broad grin
waved greetings to friends on the
stage ana floor.
Great Demonstration.
The delegates meantime stood on
their chairs ana cheered until the
rafters rang. they waved flags and
bandanas in perfect riot of color.
The 6. a. 4. fife ana drum corps
on the stage. marched to where the
colonel stood, and each veteran got
warm greeting and handshake.
Then surrounding the former presi-
dent the filters and drummers played
number Of patriotic tunes.
Inc pand, IN its laraW"N tort AZ
the end of the great hall, also was
playing Judging from me antics oi
iile leader, but scarce a STRAIN ol
music could be heard.
We want Teddy, chanted many
delegates.
Others gave The call of the bun
moose.
In the midst of the uproar an Ok
lahoma delegate tore the state stand
ara from its place and started up the
center aisle. In a minute the aisles
We're filled with a confused. hysterl-
cal nr""1. minnesota swung in be-
hind oklahoma, and as the crowd
dashed through the aisles, Washing
ton, Massachusetts,. ohio. West Vir
ginia. Kansas Virginia and dozen
other states poured into the throng.
Banners. standards. flags. hats, red
bandanas were hung up over the
heads of the delegates.
Pass Prosperity Around.
Over the Colorado delavation an
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sion
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