0 M P J ra T A ab it 0 il il jil if X t in M tho the civilized world news jr that ex darb 61 t 10 united states 18 getting two is iqs for every word of copy he writes for i a the ra fore abb lipsin essof bagging the gnus lathas lath ls lonely vot on the mili has a deanin it genua or your oble they are alika 0 on r difference is that you get one with a hilo of heavy bore and the other bj of clr roosevelt I 1 hn e 11 makes tits oali and lie news hence his that because thare 00 no ests with this antly authentic reports arp barren 0 vp t OM jw falsehoods or brer ara obtained obtain bd by lueana 0 of bribing ignorant servants and t H to fo reason chaj or the bako of a bellfo ono of evil talle intentions Is not above invent It g falsehoods for the purpose oto hlopff ho briber bo 0 that as ad it nifty earl earin in gilb month of august akst au aft clr roose volt will impart lippirt amr eaf af pf his to a of eat east africans af icons at a banquet you cant haep rom a pan ban consequently at alie time of f wr writing biting there thera Is no reason to suppose that the world will not got get the former american executives re lemar marics lii in lull full i mr DIP roosevelt ados evelt will tell chiq hunting huntin experiences ces uta bleyl on world politics and an iii loui iota of 0 f other things which will astonish aston his staid british hosts and will set them theato to thinking the world at lare IB getting little roosevelt Boo sevelt stuff as the editors call it the reason bior for U la is said i to be the ohp hundorp hun torp desire to pursue the life of a andis ands by eager newspaper men they are on his trail every day but they keep out of sight R eni entering ering the port or of Atom basa theodore roosevelt and his big stick made an hit lie he was strenuous br are slow of movement and thought they are deliberate not vo so i amith alth the hero he a 1 11 american thought 1 I 1 I 1 fisi quickly spoke quickly and said i things which made the inhabitant stand HP and shout ile ho talked about ane ne great country which the british had buu and almost civilized lif in africa ile he mad other t her points which tickled hla his hosts find and he be was waa solid with them from 0 rag i the ahe minute he put foot on the ja gangplank ng of ch the jhb steamer which brought him from naples italy i he told his east afcan friends that tbt ha wall ted to be bd treated like a regulation Ahie rican citizen not like al former president of the united stages this the british seemed to think was a first class invitation to treat him like a king which they did I 1 with his entourage riding in the he passenger compari compartments ments of a prIm primitive itly uganda rail railway way coach h mr air roosevelt gave a real exhibition ib h hibi I 1 tion by daring acting governor jackson to ride with avith him on the he cowcatcher he said there piere was more breeze on the front of the train anyway mr jackson and mr air 1160 roosevelt then stopped the outfit and took positions of vantage ahead of the fireman and engineer tickled the Britis hers Nobody had ever th thought acht of riding on the front of an engine before in east africa they had always done the most moat commonplace thing by seft seating ting themselves on the cushions so because he was vas daffe different ren t from their kind they liked the american from the start the ride that day lasted SO 50 miles when tie engine being a union engine refused to work over eight hours and gave out the next day tho the ride was repeated and abd today to day halt half the british east african africa n highbrows highbrown high brows ride on the front of tho engine eng g inc when they want to make an impression once on sir george ranch banch the real sport of the expedition commenced zinc ranch is a notorious hangout for man eating lions they roar around the ranch at night and tear up things generally colorado mountain lions were easily beneath the huntin bunting g prowess howesa ot of mr air roosevelt and he proved that african lions are also rans alongside of the american brand by depleting ih the kingdom of leo by six in two days thereby setting 6 a now new record for huntsmen huntsmon hunts men in this section of africa A big hungry hippopotamus chased mr roosevelt noo sevelt one day formulating dis bis plans as aa he sped aped i long along through the jungle the e ex president led the enraged aged animal to the open and set two steel bul balleto leto crashing between his eyes when the hippo was only feet away kermit bad a si similar millir experience with a rhinoceros and displaying the family traits of lla its father stood his ground and succeeded 1 mr air rhino 4 i f p i 0 N 01 A 1 IF vl C FOR tt 6 I 1 t iria at 40 yards the 1 ra 4 beast was charging I 1 d S 11 him tn in dangerous vw fashion not long lone ago mr roosevelt rooseve it captured two iwo baby and sent bont them to ill chiy daughter mrs nl nicholas abla s long worth i who by this time doubtless douht lesa has received them more than 1500 sp specimens eel had bad been captured A YO aft burs d by the roose 00 tap ible vel t party up to fo the 0 alma ot or this writ ing and beffre t the I 1 p p weighs tor other oilier albores probably 1000 more will have dav red reached ched the taxidermists lions wilde wildebeests beerts antelopes anto lopea giraffes hippopotami rhIno ceri tigers monkeys and dozens of other varieties are allibang among the trophies of the chase T to kermit roosevelt the expedition his has been a source of wonderment and pleasure everything was new to him ile he had read about the af pf 0 darkest africa but had never been given giver kan an opportunity to even poor peer into the confines of a real lion hunting camp at the present writing both kermit and his father are in the best of health both wearing a swarthy tan which Is darker than the jungle stained khaki suits in which most of the hunting is done A short timer time ago mr air roosevelt visited the american mission near here and he expressed pleasure at ai the work which the organization is doing for the african savage the morning of the be day be visited the mission ho he spent in hunting culebra Cu Cul lubra monkeys and succeeded in shooting several were added to the list ot of specimens z Onel als here have expressed the belief that mr Roosevel ts bagging of gamo game js is justifiable justl in view of ci the fact that tha li his specimens are being secured for the purpose of stocking up the S ith s ian institution it washington paerl aap iap r perhaps s tho the biggest test of came when the party crossed the desert west of this city in this instance they were compelled to go for more than a week without procuring water all the liquid refreshment they had bad was carried with them in great water skins suitable for far this purpose bwana awana tumbo which Is a an african expression of reverence was as the nickname which sir mr roose belts native nathe servants soon attached to him and when I 1 met the ex president at 1 cabitt plains station where he was obliged to stop during ht his travels lie he s seemed pleased to be bo reminded of the fact that h b Q had struck a responsive chord r ric 7 f I 1 I 1 iu in tho nako up ot of tile tho bomi savings blacks four soula comprised tha amell army anny which mr air roosevelt took goolt with witla jilin him elwana tombo dressed tits his aides up lip in american mado loose and khaki trousers of their own choice w oro queer little caps decorated N with feathers and tassels cassels tas sels wall the paine as those used hy by amort ran can army berst cere provided the 9 it p r 0 a 1 dents eleo quarters tors and tits hla patriotism w waa s fully shown iown by bi the ano act that tho the american icare 1 and stripes float doat ed from tho the nag flag pola b afore Roo sevelVa a tent 4 tho 11 colors colora wore wold lippett dipped ht pan efio rao una and in w with I 1 alj the I 1 stated ar army cus torn the roosevelt caal presented rit Taa mi atil volts ts r ad obad I 1 L I 1 C h also bloused hoti end kermit K gilofo B it bloated alio tile Anit wic nag g nd a m n Z I 1 r we fiig ra i ill 4 wa tho the pup onta af of Q porto por lora beaters bodka and guior Roosevel ts pe ropal erlat 0 er vat juma u by ninne name as SS dav olad lb ills hla th latter atter were ware of toga legai horl tage lie he followed fall owed him had 11 yaa at its hla side elda dur ln tho ln pil cadent lent in ker I 1 er mita wo jare was waa I 1 ier or W j or M juma Baudy tu uha 4 and american mada j calfskin Knees were a present arop from keln kermet itt marked him asi as a man to be envied ganong h bis N fellows the ex pros ident said that whine whenever or he be need needed ed kermet tor for any alij matter atter whatsoever it II was conoly necessary to scan i the he horizon for gay din ang hta his hunting travels and 1 speaking jowana dwana tumbo never has lost sight of hla 1 writing ho he la writing a ch chapter apter hero bere and there whenever h I 1 lie he has the time or to deyo devote e f few hours to the book oi of travels which ho ho has 19 halt alf completed i mr air R D to Is typical deot 0 tile the african sportsman and Is declared to knowl more about ga md world than any other ollre game eart www no more unique sight was vak aver ever pre presented dented sen ted to the casual observer alil thau ahat ha which ii meli lvin A y when ewhen I 1 alighted arom roni a aiji uganda anam railway coach at plains where mr air roosevelt and hla his army were grouped the statton la is on ajr falat d basos adase Ea sos I 1 sj ranch or estate fad anoh hard corej ji W the plains consists of hardly more mora alian anan the signboard which tells its name mr air Roosevel ts 11 army was drawn up about him the ex president was vias converging with hunter cunynghame and the former executives abdallah bin said was awaiting orders from hn hh chief of 0 the army abdallah Abdall ahAs Is most devoted to his master and the frequent lashings which the heads of the expedition are often compelled to administer to quell impending mutiny are never arje necessary essary with this character lie ho Is a unique type of african and because of his good qualities he commands better pay than the rest of his bis fellows the man who aided mr air roosevelt in getting his expedition ready c him against asking any of hl his servants to do duties for which aily any of the others were hired the labor union instinct Is ia nature with the of the african hunting bunting ex expedition let a gun bearer try to do ao the work of a porter or bush beater and there la is war in camp at once V neither may the game carriers beat the game into sight perhaps this system Is for the best after all for the reason that every man specializes and therefore Is able todo to do hla his own allotted work to a better advantage it Is said here that mr Roosevel ts entire expedition will cost between and which to io an american hunter may seem an enormous price but hunting wild ganie game in africa Is a heavy undertaking and in order to go through with such a task that amount of money Is actually nece bary 1 but the party is getting results rd aults and aad that li la what they figure is the proper i having arrived in the stolk district kermit and his father had bad plenty of game upon which to their pro prowess 1 wess the younger roosevelt 1 immediately m 1 ned lately set about establishing a hunting record record by bagging baggin g the biggest lion which up ip to that time thae had found its way wak to the taxidermist of ot the party in the stolk district mr roosevelt shot sho many buffaloes ahe their lr r skins skills being preserved for the smithsonian in institution att 0 o cr