Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1912-10-17 | Page 9 | Wounded Man Tells Wife and Children He is "Feeling Bully"

WOUNDED MAN TELLS WIFE WIPE AND AlD CHILDREN r HE IS FEELING PEELING BULLY I n By Publishers Press Chicago o Oct 16 16 Mrs Irs Theodore Roosevelt toda today p too took up her vigil at atthe atthe atthe the bedside of ot her husband She Sho arrived arrived ar ar- ar- ar rived from N New w York with her son Theodore Jr arid and daughter Ethel They were ucro met at tho the station and accompanied accompanied to the colonels colonel's bedside at the Mercy hospital b by Mrs Alice Roosevelt elt Longworth Colonel Roosevelt elt had a room pro- pro pared for tor the tho coming of ut his wife Mrs Roosevelt was wat c established In quarters adjacent to the colonels colonel's suite On her arrival Mrs Roosevelt went vent Into tho the sickroom All attendants withdrew For several minutes the colonel and his wife v were vere ere left lert undisturbed undisturbed then tho the other members of or the family entered With Ith them thom was Dr jr Alexander Lambert the tho Roos olt famIly family fam tam ily fly physician who ho came on from New NewYork NewYork York with ith the family part party Con r l Nicholas Longworth son in who arrived tOda today called upon the thc colonel at tho the s same me time Hello folks talks said the tho colonel lookIng looking looking look look- ing up at tho the little group at his bed bed- side tilde Mrs Irs Roosevelt tood stood clasping her husbands husband's hand Tears started In her eyes and ond her voice trembled as she the