St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 17, 1902

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P Y : 2 ‘s nk “ ye eo > 4AVE YOU READ THE WANTS? | ‘They will introduce you to : te & a ” 4 wars "eo ‘ es aa ““" ee Pi SS" ep dowel x * et : pe hy oS eee SS oh t + &: te my : Oo eq Ge : ? F a > “> e * - i] we ; ¢ Be; o* e - : ~ + ~ ’ 4 é I -" . a Yo , * os ca EBe ie ad a * ¥ 7 aie Sd. a cn late - > ' . Tae ee a ’ ee * Bia . an TOLD TALES IN MO. NG, Just before dinner Sunday LeRoy Pe of Greenville, Miss., caught three fine ¥ perch in the river in front of the line three sleeping tents. The pereh ~ served on the table under the trees, President heartily enjoying one of Mr. Roosevelt, however, did not go @ ing, He remembered the bbath | e =? oT ‘i a ° oe —> * ent ae Ie 5: 5 be . morning hours were Ci where tales were told, and t | the remaining days of the hunt cussed. a The President ex ac Ay Fae a part in a coon hunt, and in tainment was par eer ' of to take place, probably, tonight | Two enormous turkeys, re ed kitchens of Mrs. F. L. lift nd 3 T. Jackson, wives of plantatic ' tendents at Smedes and C te served for dinner. ~ ee, The President, sitting on a Dp at the open air table, made the & the occasion. nes - k The completeness of the } on is a to the wayfarer in this gie. There is everything to eat and} everything to drink, including ples bottled mineral water for use in I sec, water from the swamp or 4 Sunflower supply which otherwise ‘ used. ° oe EXECUTIVE “FEELING Bt Lr The drinking of the local water igs t» cause swamp fever, a ni, i. ment, and the managers of the huni vided well against the possibility of distinguished guest contracting & through the use of the water. President Roosevelt is the nm of the party who does not dri nto or use tdbacco. Most of by both. e er The President takes no stim ! rough exercise, and he declares that “feeling bully.*’ a Pope Swint, the negro cook from He Fork, says the Srengant ae so ht eu. > & that he has no room for Mr. Roosevelt had been expect : of the negroes for miles our his appearance at Smedes Sund at the plantation home of the Ratiig make an address to the rol cotton platform at the ra Consequently hundreds several plantations pony in all kinds of vehicles and the President. Many of about the lonesome, dreary NEGROES DI JIINTSEI Some few declared that the was not In Mississippi at all, am went home belleving the story +3 * here was | ’ : Ca ¥ more days in w I A . . ee Hi or yg ae the t at ‘.... too mar 4 , tien to . > > Pee i 4 3 o-, 4 Ss Fg ; , , P bith, tl én 46 8 a Bas tape flower unarmed. Pre sake i oon as een < Be Ree SE a RE I a _-_—