Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-18
Colonel Warns Follow ers
Against Let Down During
Temporary Disablement of
Their Chieftian.
PATIENT PASSES BULLY
NIGHT IN HOSPITAL
Visit With Running Mate
Cheers Him Wonderfully;
Declares He Will Have Bull.
let Made Into Pocket Charm

let Made Into Pocket Charm
10y leases Wire Go EvenInE Herald
N'''aBo' oct io'-."Kccp the fight
ING going fun blast, johnson. dom
''' oar boys slack up IN their work
pccausc / can't he with tnrm rnr d,
lew days Tcll'thc people You speak
To } wish | could be out there WORKING
with you myself and that | ccrtuInI,
WIZ 10 ~ soon Us my doctors will let
me" '''' ~
THIS was Colonel Rooscvrlt'A. buri.
ing Injunction and Cncoursgcmett ii
Governor Hiram johnson, prurrrs.
ave candidate r. vice president, whru
the latter left the presidential randi.
uUue AZ Mcrcy hospital at noon to-
DAY.
MiS' Johnson accompanied her hus.
pahd into the ROOscvclt apartments
ana AFTER Greeting the patient. chat
ted with Mrs. Roosevelt while tho
candidates heading tho Progressive
party ticket planned the immediate
lhture In short. sn9ppy. crisp sen .
tences.
Tho conference continued less than
half an hOur, but when Governor
johnson emerged, his smile was lost
III Il determined look, a set brow and
vigorous step which bctokcned re-
assurance and announcement from
his chicf.
lie looks linc," said Governor
Johnson. II told MIN 50, ana I also
tod him not To worry that we were
dOihB line; that the people were awak-
ching To the fact that our work Was
not - voice In the dark Idly calling,
but challenge to them to arise to
their O%n responsibilities
"llc laughed aud told mr was
making an argument To him IN 50
speaking ana suggested save that to
give 10 my audience today
suggested he he In no hurry 10
get away from the hospital and that
he had better see that ne did not spoil
his chances of regaining health quick
~ Oy attempting 10 get up aud around
too soon. tried not 10 excite him.
but when We talked We got to feeling
pretty strong ana Mrs. Roosevelt and
Mrs. Johnson had to stop us."
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt awOko
at Mercy hospital today shortly before
O'Clock full Of vigUr. His nurse
FASTENED into the cOloncl's room and
was assured he had had perfectly
bully night" His temperature then
Was normal.
Last night brought Colonel llOOsc-
welt more sleep tddn he has had since
lie Was wounded. shortly after II
o'clock last night he dropped the book
ho had been reading Mrs. Roosevelt
retired To her room, the lights we're
cxtinguished and no fell asleep. not
40 awaken until 4;30 this morning,
when his clinical record was taken for
The only time during tho night,
II ls said the colonel now suffers no
pain because Of pressure OF the bullet
against his fractured rib. The rib
itself IL believed to he mcnding rap
idly.
When hc uwOke this morning tho
colonel wondered whether the attend
ing physicians would decide 10 remove
the bullet. lie said II II was extracted
ho would have II gildcd ana made IN
To pocket piece.
shortly after the colonel awOkc ho
vas given n sponge bath and alcOhdA
rub. lie said no was rayenOusly
hungry and was almost positive the
fare allowed would not prove TO DO
half enough. lie declared steak and
u couple Of chops would about M the
bill.
Colonel Roosevelt viii lC We Chicago
for oyster Bay on Monday or Tues
day OF next week. He Will travel on
one OF the slower trains over the
Pennsylvania railroad NO that he may
enter New York at the station from
which tho trains to oyster Bay de.
part. This programme Was decided ,
upon today with only the quallfca- |
tion that II depended upon Colonel
ROosevelt's continued and unlnter.
rupted Improvement, which his phy-
SlclanB now confidently expect
After Governor johnson had gone, |
attendants assisted Colonel Roosevelt
TO his feet and he sat In an easy chair
for an hour. He said II rested him
so much and 30 relieved him from
the mOnotOny Of lying la bed. he was I
going to ask his physicians to allow
him TO repeat II later today. |
A man giving his name as Etlenno
La TOurelle came 20 the hospital and
asked that Colonel Roosevelt ne
measured; that no said he wanted 70
send tina candidate = coat OF chain
mail which might De woTr under his
waist coat which would turn pistol
buhet OF OFdlnery weapons. Much
bettar than the stsal plate the colonel
weeFs." II Appeared he had heard
that Colonel neeaoy4lt alWayA wore ]