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Show MTsits Mil AMERICA President Astir Early IXg Final Preparations for Trirp- XPLORE BRAZIL g.way Mission' in nia Wil Also Be VisitetL IBK, Oct. 4. Theodore t out today for, tho second a left tho White house on jnof the Lamport and Holt jilp Van Dyck, on which ho i passage for South Amorica, I for 1 o'clock, but ho nnd 'wore astir early with final fofor embarking, and many DEresslvo party leaders who i great farewell dinner alop -.fork theatre last night ar-lb ar-lb on hand to rive lnm a it the foot of Hontajue jUyn. Features. Wgt African trip, tho South irney 1b undertulcon with the Kiln? to make U ono of many Be from tho pleasure of It His Mt probably lies In tho pro-ImUon pro-ImUon of tho Interior of Brazil j. of fellow naturalists under Sot the American museum of ferry, but the earlier part of the fiWhlcb. ho will spend In South Jll be devoted to addresses on lemocracy. which ho has been deliver before universities and fa, A trip Into Patagonia to l out of the way mission, and Bgi of tho continent to San-hlle San-hlle and back to Buenos Ayres lirfeatures of his Journey. f Party. fco prepared to embark with were Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss jjiosevelt, "who will make the ,Tthe Van Dyck; Anthony felir explorer, who has charge sedition's equipment; G. K. i'Eeo L. Miller, natumllsts of fen museum of natural history; Frank Harper, Colonel Roosovelt'B soore- I tary, and tho Rev. Father John Augus- 1 tine Zahn, provincial of the Order of tho ? Holy Cross, a former field companion of tho colonel. t The naturalists will start Into the In- 2 terlor shortly after their arrival In Brazil 3 to bo Joined by tho colonel after he has j finished his lectures, which will bo In De- . 1 comber. It will probably bo April before 51 the parly returns to civilization. M |