Show TEDDY OFF ON LONG TRIP TO SOUTH SOUTO AMERICA t Former ormer President and His Party Set Sail for B Brazilian Brazilian Bra Bra- ailian a- a ilian Wilds BUENOS AYRES TO BE MADE HEADQUARTERS From There Expedition Goes to Sources of Paraguay River NEW YORK YORE Oct 4 Theod Theodore ro Roosevelt velt set out today for tor the second time since he left lert tho the White Whit House on ona ona ona a long Journey The Bailin sailing Bailing of the Lamport and Holt line steamship Van Dyck on which h he be had booked passage e for South America was waa timed for 1 0 o'clock i loek but he be and his party were astir early carty with final preparations for embarking and many of the tho Pro Progressive party leaders who tendered a n great preat farewell dinner atop of ot a New Now York theatre last ni night ht arranged arranged ar ar- ar ran ranged to b be on hand to give him a good food at the tho foot of Monta Montague o ostreet street Brooklyn Trip Many Sided One Like his hia East African trip the tho South American journey Is undertaken with the colonel proposing to make mike It one of many aside ulde front from tho the pleasure of ot lt It His chief interest probably lies tiel In In Inthe the proposed proposed pro pro- posed penetration of or the interior of or Brazil with a a. party of fellow naturalists under the auspices of the American museum of natural history but the tho earlier part parl of ot the six months which he will spend In South America will wUl be devoted devot d to addresses on American democracy which he ha has been invited to d deliver before re universities and other bodies bodiee A A. trip into Patagonia to toto toto toto to visit an out of the way mission and two to crossings of or the continent to Santiago San San- tinge tiago de Chile and back to Buenos Ayres Anes will be other features of his Journey Makeup of or Party Those who prepared to embark with him today oda l were Mr Mrs Roosevelt and Ml Miss MI Margaret Roosevelt who will make the round trip on the Van Dyck Anthony ony Fiala the tIfe polar explorer who has hu charge chance of th the expeditions expedition's equipment G. G K Cheiry and Leo L L. Miller naturalists of the American museum of natural history Frank Frnnk Harper cr Colonel Roosevelt's secretary secretary secre store tary tarp on and the Rev Father John U of the The naturalists will m start into the In Interior tn in- tenor shortly after their arrival In Brazil to be joined by the colonel after he ho has finished his lectures which will be in De De- cember It Il will probably be April before tho the party returns to civilIzatiOn civilisation |