Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-10-22
TEDDY STANDING
LONG TRIP WELL
Will REACH MS HOME AT SAG
AMORE HILL EARIN THIS
MORNING.
.NlY A LITTLE FATICUED
trowds Greeted His Train Every
whore, but No Cheers Wcro
Heard Anywhere.

on noARD ROOSEVELT CAR,
o"t 2l,-Although former Presl-
don't Roosevelt was weary from his all
Gay ride from Chicago to Pittsburgh.
lc showed 10 other III effects on his
arrival here tonight and the phys-
clans who arc accompanying him were
confident he would reach Oyster Bay
IN almost as good condition as when
he left Mercy hospital Mrs Roose-
volt ana the physicians, while bellev-
ng the Colonel had sufficient strength
for the trip, nevertheless were con-
cerned as to the outcome when the
lime came for his departure and dur
ng the first few hours they watched
zoe patient closely for any sign of a
setback AS the day wore on and IL
'ecame plain he was resting comfort
ably on the big brass bed In his state
room, the tension was relaxed and TO-
Hight everyone on the Cooneps car
vas breathing more easily.
Spent the Day Quietly.
Colonel Roosevelt spent the day In
'eading magazines, talking and Sleep
Ing. As soon as he was brought to
his car in Chicago, he went to bed
and remained there throughout the
day He said in the morning he did
g.
ing Of the car tired him and he slept
Tor several hours. Hardships OF the
'urney were increased by several se-
'ere Jolts, caused by the imperfect ac-
tion Of a brake on the Colonel's car.
The Colonel was suffering from ner-
'ous exhaustion when he left Chicago.
Progress Of the Roosevelt train was
watched by silent crowds. At many OF
the stations people were out 10 see the
lrain pass through. They brought
flowers and fruits to the wounded
man and sent him messages Of greet.
Ing. There was no cheering and the
people talked in subdued tones. II
all formed n curious contrast to every
other trip which Colonel Roosevelt
has made during the campaign.
Cheers Died Away.
At Lima, Ohio. there was the only
suggestion of cheer during the day.
a large crowd had gathered at the
station and some one started a cheer.
Colonel Cecil Lyon of Texas, the ex-
presidents travelling companion, who
was standing on the platform, raised
his hand. The people understood and
the cheer died away.
Dr. Alexander Lambert of New
York, who, with DR.. Scurry Terrell OF
Dallas, Texas, is caring for Colonel
Roosevelt. issued bulletins during the
day but they merely reported that tho
Colonel was resting easily and that
his condition was unchanged Aided
by the N-ray examination made YES
terday, DR., Lambert was able to de-
termine the position of the bullet by
an external examination today He
placed finger on the precise spot
and Colonel Roosevelt showed him
that he was right, for he said:
It's mighty sore there"
THE bullet Is imbedded in the ma
Jor pectoral MUSCLE" said DR.. Lam
bert, land is close to the fourth rib
on the right side. 1t will be a simple
matter to remove the bullet later,
should Colonel Roosevelt wish It,"
There was little doubt in Dr. Lam
berts mind that the Colonel would be
well enough to address the campaign
rally planned for Madison Square
Garden on October 3O The Colonel,
said the doctor. would be permitted to
speak for half an hour.