New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-30

for a robus, and yiril. n,tio,.r.
Standing for America frstS \, ~
Is not the true patriotism. aI-..,
first and last" is the Colonel, W.,
platform. ''N'
There can be no divided lc,.,
this country he said. III n, R.,..
lie founded by Washington rs 49,.
by Lincoln IS 70 be turned into /, r.,
polyglot boarding house. vher An.
hunters Of twenty different r,t.,.'
ties scramble for gain, each n,ts,,
ity bearing no real sllegisne. ,,,,
TO the land from which il ersu',
came, then we may as well nal, ,
our minds that the grea. e1p.r-,
of democratic government on hi, ~
.inent will have fsi,ed.'
The Colonel likened prepar.dnu
fire insurance While there NAV |,
persons who insure their houses ~.
view TO setting them on FIRE. srt d
tions which make military prepares
for purposes OF aggression, that |,
pointed out, does not alter the te,
bility OF preparedness for self-e..yy
on the part Of peaceful and vel n
haved nation"
Suggesting a regular army Of c.y
ter of a million men. he said sgc.
proposition would smack no more
militarism than the Chicago PCS
force. Concerning need Of nsv, y,
paredness. the Colonel gave ssr.r
that the Monroe Doctrine could h !,
stronger than our navy.
The Colonel arrived here b..sr 2
o'clock this morning. II he had eg'
tanned any doubt as 10 his recsis, IL
this city, which has in It's r,islits,
an extraordinarily large psrsssas, y
Germans, it was dispelled before e
Century had come 10 stop IN a' "a
sale Street Station.
President McChesney and q tsl.r.''
from the Bar Association had ossrs
the train at a suburban station y
they were handful. OUTSIDE t,
gates of the downtown station t''H
which had escaped police con'ro. |"
waiting. The crowd oyerhose |,
station and spilled on; into the sire
I'VE want Teddy" s, ne one y'.s,,
and the throng took Up the ery. ',
the Colonel apparently DID no, -
it the first time. He was busy sis,
hands with the engineer, VINO. -
wreathed in smiles and sHesn
grease, protruded from the '''
dow. -,
Similar crowds lined the n'Fe-]
fares through which an ag'0Ss.
sped the Colonel 10 the La'iie
To their cheers ne dofed 'ns
brimmed hat, which once aSalh
the ring. -
After the luncheon az ne ..]
sity Club the Colonel took q rhe"'
through the North Shore SUBURBS
the home OF Harold leses as ~
iectiye. on the way he stopped
residence of Mrs. Joseph l. W
where Miss Jane Adams o. .
House. is conyalescing from '''
ness. lvs
For a half hour the Colonel sn' e :,
Adams talked. while DeteeuW :. :
geant Edward Goggin guarded wv
tails. -, -
On the return trip. sf,er ~ 49,. |.
ference with Mr.. Ickes. Colonei ~
Welt saw one OF his outriders' a. -
cycle policeman. take tum's ~, :.
his machine while gong I" ';,,,s
mile.an-hour clip. The p0' =,
picked himself up. found ?. a
were broken and in a few see' -
scooting along again on DIS
machine. p,,v,l
As he dashed By Colonel h0. .,r,-
motor the Colonel rose ana un. "a
A few minutes afterwsrd ns ., \
bered the game speed cop. =,
then halfway into the no'...
forsook his party and 'e'''
steps 20 the curb. ..n,a(
The policeman. muddy and s.'.
was standing there a, as el0', ed
Proclamation Of attention -
make. Colonel RooseYeil ~"
powerful hand practically. ", "a
you're my kind OF hS"
81 won't forget YOU"