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MERITS OF MILITARY AND CIVIL LIFE White House, Jan. 21, 1904. DEAR TED: This will be a long business letter. I sent to you the examination papers for West Point and Annapolis. MERITS OF MILITARY AND CIVIL LIFE WHITE HOUSE JANUARY TWENTY FIRST NINETEEN O FOUR DEAR TED THIS WILL BE A LONG BUSINESS LETTER I SENT TO YOU THE EXAMINATION PAPERS FOR WEST POINT AND ANNAPOLIS
most wonderful juggling and sleight of hand tricks by Kellar. I went along and was as much interested as any of the children, though I had to come back to my work in the office before it was half through. At one period Ethel gave up her ring for one of the tricks. It was mixed up with the rings of five other little girls, and then all six rings were apparently pounded up and put into a pistol and shot into a collection of boxes, where five of them were subsequently found, each tied around a rose. Ethel's, however, had disappeared, and he made believe that it had vanished, but at the end of the next trick a remarkable bottle, out of which many different liquids had been poured, suddenly developed a delightful white guinea pig, squirming and kicking and looking exactly like Admiral Dewey, with around its neck Ethel's ring, tied by a pink ribbon. Then it was wrapped up in a paper, handed to Ethel; and when Ethel opened it, behold, there was no guinea pig, but a bunch of roses with a ring.  SECTION TWENTY THREE OF LETTERS TO HIS CHILDREN BY THEODORE ROOSEVELT THIS LIVERPOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN READ BY MARK HISH
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