Roosevelt Among the People Being An Account of the Fourteen Thousand Mile Journ
Roosevelt Among the People Being An Account of the Fourteen Thousand Mile Journ
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A mess tent had been erected at the side of the track, and when the train arrived breakfast was ready. It was partaken of standing, and then the President shook hands with his host. The train pulled out amidst a chorus of cowboy yells. The President was the guest of the City of Denver for two hours and a half. It seemed as if almost the entire population of 175, 000 was massed along the streets during the drive to the State Capitol grounds. The schools and busi- ness houses were closed and many... of the stores and residences were beautifully decorated. The Mayor presented the President with a neat morocco-bound engrossed program of his tour through the city and a magnificent gold badge, bearing the state crest and an appropriate in- scription. Col. Charles L. Cooper, of the 5th 203 ROOSEVELT AMONG THE PEOPLE Cavalry, who was Mustering Officer of the Rough Riders, handed the President a photo- graph of his command taken at San Antonio, Texas. The President, who was prominent in the picture, laughed and exclaimed: "That, certainly, is all right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A mess tent had been erected at the side of the track, and when the train arrived breakfast was ready. It was partaken of standing, and then the President shook hands with his host. The train pulled out amidst a chorus of cowboy yells. The President was the guest of the City of Denver for two hours and a half. It seemed as if almost the entire population of 175, 000 was massed along the streets during the drive to the State Capitol grounds. The schools and busi- ness houses were closed and many... of the stores and residences were beautifully decorated. The Mayor presented the President with a neat morocco-bound engrossed program of his tour through the city and a magnificent gold badge, bearing the state crest and an appropriate in- scription. Col. Charles L. Cooper, of the 5th 203 ROOSEVELT AMONG THE PEOPLE Cavalry, who was Mustering Officer of the Rough Riders, handed the President a photo- graph of his command taken at San Antonio, Texas. The President, who was prominent in the picture, laughed and exclaimed: "That, certainly, is all right.
What to read after Roosevelt Among the People Being An Account of the Fourteen Thousand Mile Journ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Addison Charles Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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