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TEMPORARY ABSENCE OF SKIP The other day Pete got into a most fearful fight and was dreadfully bitten. He was a very forlorn dog indeed when he came home. TEMPORARY ABSENCE OF SKIP THE OTHER DAY PETE GOT INTO A MOST FEARFUL FIGHT AND WAS DREADFULLY BITTEN HE WAS A VERY FORLORN DOG INDEED WHEN HE CAME HOME
ack to the _Mayflower_ and returned here yesterday, Sunday, afternoon. To-day spring weather seems really to have begun, and after lunch Mother and I sat under the apple-tree by the fountain. A purple finch was singing in the apple-tree overhead, and the white petals of the blossoms were silently falling. This afternoon Mother and I are going out riding with Senator Lodge. GENERAL KUROKI White House, May 12, 1907. DEAR KERMIT: General Kuroki and his suite are here and dined with us at a formal dinner last evening. Everything that he says has to be translated, but nevertheless I had a really interesting talk with him, because I am pretty well acquainted with his campaigns. He impressed me much, as indeed all Japanese military and naval officers do. They are a formidable outfit. I want to try to keep on the best possible terms with Japan and never do her any wrong; but I want still more to see our navy maintained at the highest point of efficiency, for it is the real keeper of the peace.  SECTION FORTY EIGHT OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIEBER OF OX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY GREG GIORDANO NEWPORT RICHEY FLORIDA
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