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Identifier: belltelephonemag00vol2930amerrich (find matches)
Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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r to occupy his home rather thanput up at the principal hotel, con-ferred with the members of the Cabi-net, and remained near the President. To the Adirondacks At the end of three days, with Mc-Kinleys condition better hour byhour, Roosevelt left Buffalo to joinhis family, who were at a sportsmansclub in the forests of the AdirondackMountains in New York State. Hearrived at the end of the railroad atNorth Creek on Wednesday, Septem-ber 10, and drove twenty-five milesover rutted country roads in an openbuckboard, arriving at the TahawusClub drenched from a cloudburst.Mrs. Roosevelt had driven down tothis point—now Tahawus but thencalled the Lower Works, since thebuildings had originally served as of-fices for an iron mine—and the twothen proceeded another ten miles far-ther into the mountains to club prop-erty at the so-called Upper Works. Lake Coiden » Ai MT. MARCY S344 It. lCluD ., , , • -loke Tear-of the Clouds Flowed land upper\ j ./ WORKS* LOWER WORKS Tahawus A. dub 5 MllfS
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— — ROADSH HUH RAILROAD TRAILS The general Adiro)idack Mountain area in which the Roosevelts were vaeationi?ig in the early part of September, rgor Here their children, a governess, amia maid, were established in a littletwo-story cottage on the banks of theHudson River, which is just a smallstream at that spot. Roosevelt was happy to arrive, re-ported Mckinley entirely out of clan-ger, and proposed that they spendseveral days in the mountains. Asthe roads were uncertain after thestorm, lie suggested that they defertheir departure until after the week-end. For one thing, he declared, hewanted to climb Mt. Marcv, the high- 100 Bell Telephone Magazine AUTUMN

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