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BLESSED TED, From the railroad we drove fifty miles to the little frontier town of Meeker. There we were met by the hunter Goff, a fine, quiet, hardy fellow, who knows his business thoroughly. BLESSED TED FROM THE RAILROAD WE DROVE FIFTY MILES TO THE LITTLE FRONTIER TOWN OF MEEKER THERE WE WERE MET BY THE HUNTER GOLF A FINE QUIET HARDY FELLOW WHO KNOWS HIS BUSINESS THOROUGHLY
 to his mother in response to a question about his clothes he answered that they were in good condition, excepting "that one pair of pants was split up the middle and one jacket had lost a sleeve in a scuffle, and in another pair of pants he had sat down in a jam pie at a cellar spread." We have both missed him greatly in spite of the fact that we have five remaining. Did I ever tell you about my second small boy's names for his Guinea pigs? They included Bishop Doane; Dr. Johnson, my Dutch Reformed pastor; Father G. Grady, the local priest with whom the children had scraped a speaking acquaintance; Fighting Bob Evans, and Admiral Dewey. Some of my Republican supporters in West Virginia have just sent me a small bear which the children of their own accord christened Jonathan Edwards, partly out of compliment to their mother's ancestor, and partly because they thought they detected Calvinistic traits in the bear's character. A COUGAR AND LYNX HUNT Keystone Ranch, Colo., Jan. 14th, 1901.  SECTION THREE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK KISSON A COUGAR IN LYNX HUNT KEYSTONE RANCH COLORADO JANUARY FOURTEENTH NINETEEN O ONE
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