The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-20

Chicago. October 1s.-The gentle
bat Incorporating rule o; his wife
was all that kept Colonel Roosevelt
in an approximately calm condition
to-day. With the time of his de-
parture for New York decided and with
the assurance OF his physicians that
he was just about out Of danger. the
Colonel chafed at all restraints and
smiled at the crisp autumn air from
his window A. eagekly as a boy who
n kept in after scnoo'- II was the
last day but one Of his stay In the
hoepital-with the provision that no
complications arise-and in the Col
onefs room and in the big corridor
outside Il was quiet AZ . Sunday after
noon.
The physicians permitted Colonel
Roosevelt TO sit IN his easy chair.
wrapped in . bath robe for several
hours to sday. He saw q few visitors.
replied to some Of the kilograms OF
congratulations ana passed the re-
mainder OF the day in reading and
talking with Mrs. Roosevelt Through
out the day his condition was virtu-
ally normal. His physicians visited
no changes to report, SO that some OF
the usual bulletins were omitted.
VIII Deliver speech.
II was decided with as much def
niteness ~ 10 possible under the cir
eumstances that Colonel Roosevelt
shall deliver . speech toward the close
Of the campaign II will be in Madi-
son Square Garden on October 80. The
Colonel was told that IL he would
exercise prudence in the meantime he
would be In condition to make the
speech Whether he makes il depends
almost entirely upon the condition OF
his broken RIB. which is his chief
source OF trouble now.
He vas told that he. must keep as
quiet ~ possible SO that the rib ends
may knit together. and II he does not
heed the warning he may find him
self unable to take any part in the
campaign The Colonel sighed and said
he would try.
whether Colonel Roosevelt Will be
able to make more than one speech
the physicians cannot say. He Is anx-
ious to deliver IN address In Massa-
chusetts. 1T least one In Pennsylvania
and another ~ some point in New
York State. other than the one in
Madison Square Garden Il Is unlike
y that he will be able to undertake
such . task
Colonel Roosevelt to-day made clear
for the purpose o; publication his at
tttuds on the Industrial commission
with which he proposes the trust sit
His announcement was in reply to
wrltingo Of Louis Brandeis. and
epeeches Of Governor Wilson. In which
Colonel Roosevelt is accused o. en-
leavoring to iegalize monopcly-hy a
commission. which would have police
power 70 say TO a favored corporation.
you are legal and to. AN unfavored
corporation. you are Illegal
This absolutely is not my position
sid Colonel Roosevelt, in fact IL is "a
Dsar the snti,hesis Of my position as
cay declaration well could be-"
Cslsoes's PessssSo.
NJ. Hsney brought the .fa:emen,
from the CclSners room quoting the
Progressive candidate in part as fos.
3sws:
Z sxDlaine6 In part my position
- ~ Milwaukee speech. when Z sas'e
d SROos that the idea ! had ~ss that
there - passed new laws or that the
0sDaa antitrust act should be
a0ended In such q way taat there
would b Q definition 81 Whist was
vrone. eliminating the rule of reason
SeoSura
II, for instance . corpoeaason
0hUsJA be found crushing out cempeu-
sSsa b. underselling in districts or .
the dosen Of other ways that conaresb
sAoujA learn were peacsiced and shouio
oay. I vivid have tbs stssvse ~
DoSus blank, win no IoopaojSX ~
secape, inst the covporssiss vas gssisy.
II vksSd have the es0misssoa en-
force the Law much - the uaserstaeo
Comm<rcs Commisoioa easorccs H.
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