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SPORTS OF QUENTIN AND ARCHIE Oyster Bay, Aug. SPORTS OF QUINTON AND ARCHIE OYSTER BAY AUG
nd after some active work put to flight the dogs while Sloane captured the kitten, which was a friendly, helpless little thing, evidently too well accustomed to being taken care of to know how to shift for itself. I inquired of all the bystanders and of people on the neighboring porches to know if they knew who owned it; but as they all disclaimed, with many grins, any knowledge of it, I marched ahead with it in my arms for about half a block. Then I saw a very nice colored woman and little colored girl looking out of the window of a small house with on the door a dressmaker's advertisement, and I turned and walked up the steps and asked if they did not want the kitten. They said they did, and the little girl welcomed it lovingly; so I felt I had gotten it a home and continued toward church. Has the lordly Ted turned up yet? Is his loving sister able, unassisted, to reduce the size of his head, or does she need any assistance from her male parent? Your affectionate father, The Tyrant.   SECTION FORTY THREE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIEBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY GREAT GEIARDANO NEWPORT RICHEY FLORIDA 
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