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Layer He was chairman of the noted Ion-lathe Investigating committee ‘Meh bore Ma name. In 1884 he went h‘ the Bad Lands in Data near the My Buttes.“ vhera he built a log- .III. and for several yearn mingled it. “to of a m‘chman with that of a Wary woflm From Lla trout door 1. mid aboot deer and the mountain- hm were full of big game. such cum-Mina be m u at III I!“ popular books. He , .3 m; tor-alum and a rival “who” h M" M It!" And in 18!! It. Root-volt was‘ Courage and gal with which be u- p!” political 33m. A. chum“ o! the Consume. OI Clues he introduced am unsure which took from the Dual at “Men the power to con- lnn or Meet the appointment: at the By mlectlou he continued in the Indy during the session of 1883 And nu. Ho Introduced Important reform m. 1m! an entire Iegiflnuve W was mule conspicuous by the uin: Italy of tau. 0: Mn return to America he studied luv, m in the an o! 1881 he was elected to the State Ambly from the Twenty-Int District of New York. canny no" u Jacob Ham‘s diu- Indy, No health was but "file In- mind. and he at once started on n Min Journey In search of Instruc- W. pleasure and adventure. “0 diaâ€" mum Mime)! n a mountain climber. ascending the Jungian. me Interim 3nd my other peaks. Ind v. made a member of the Alpine Club a! tandem. a] ”ova: Never for a nun; moment '3. be Idle. I! m either study or amino. In women to II: mm studies and nodal «mm In took npnn him." (In editor!!!» of the calm ”W. Ind Ida-memolm Ho Ill demo- a'luc In bl: men And simple In Me node 0! living. 'I‘laodon Romnvelt va- manted Iron Hanna In 1:30 '10! high honors. In spite of severe mud on mm;- m. u "mud. In am, I. mined mu. by coupon-o- ut“ Don M PM In. mm. he did not and In the from an of “Menu. he Va .9" no" (he um. um! Ind to roam to be named of In pay-L Demo: on Albina- By awful attention and plenty of annulu- nerfln and out-ot-door I". M. (rt-o harm. than nerdy and III mm vutly Impmod. It (In happened that vhnrymng‘ ngtt He waa a pony. elehiy, delicate boy. Iona one who knew Man in thoae due ol the Civil War deacrihed him as a ”wen-eyed. pig-cheated boy. who waa too trail to take part in the apart- at Me at hia use." When he arrived at theaxeotelx.hewae lent to the “one old Iclulien School. where he remained tor eight year: It wae not. however. in New York that the ho: Inoeevelt agent with noet profit the .ootha to which he looks back with More. The elder Rooeevelt believed that children beet thrive la the coon- try. He aelected a beautiful not steer the villa‘e at Oyeter Bay. on the north ahore ot Lou inland. and erected a country hooee which well deeervee iia We. “hmulllty.” Here it wee among the hilia which border the named and the hay. that Theodore I'touaeeelt no No brother and hinter- event the loo. ee-tner montha. At fourteen Theodore wee admitted to In Cutler School. a private aceeeny la New York conduct- ed by Arthur H. Cutler. Here he took the preparatory tour-e tor Harvard Valeereity, making avid adv-mm!“ wider the careful tuition at Ir. Cotter. and credo-tie; with honors. new to It that they got employment. Through hls Influence the New York uneboyl' lodging-house Intern end my other lnstltutlou of public bene- fit and helpful cherlty were eeubltnhed. There were four children In the Roose- velt (emlly, of whom Theodore wee the eeeoed. There were two hon end two girls. A mum brother we; killed In I nllroad mldent. Ind the hopee of the (ether were centered on Theodore. At the ue of Me or III, Theodore gen little promlee or mlnwnlng the pres- !![e of the Roosevelt [anally line. 820 'reulmr': Early Boyhood. fetal-y 01 War, wlth the result that Mr. Stanton, the "organizer at 11c- wry,” took his place. When the vnr m fairly under way, it was Theodore Roooevelt who organlzed the ulotmenl pun, which saved the families or eighty thousand soldiers of New York State more than five million dollnn of their pay; and when the var was over he protected the soldiers mint the Ihu‘kl that lay In welt (or them. and huled, belng a monument merchant. . patriot, a philanthropist. Ind u. mov- ln: Iplrlt In the Civil War. The elder Theodore Roosevelt went to Washing- ton utter the am Battle of Bull Run, Ind warned President Lincoln the he tutu! get rid of Simon Cameron as See- ‘I‘bwdorc ‘Roouvdt': Father. Theodore Roosevelt 13 the youngest American citizen who has ever been called to the head of our nation. He was born In New York City, October 27, 1858. his father, alter whom he wt- ROMEVELTS ”my - 93M Bonn um utter that. It. m1- m m Ron-evolv- ones when 1 pane. of- new of «parlor an an» In. and to- qua-ad 1 mm. Indiana um Mn: It happened am there m e mucâ€" hull In the building In which the labor men that. The yellow new circu- lued the He that he went there on pur- pose to see the eh", and the rldlcumm nary no reputed until Actual}; Ike “In Dem-sled "remains the! It to on They would not have been able to under- stand the Hull of nun they hat! to do with. had they urea Accordingly they fen um: their mm cup. I: It a tradition of Halberry Sheet that the notation Seeley dinner raid was planned by m an- emm In the depeflment of chl he “i the heed. In the bone: that they would arch Kr. Roosevelt then. The Minor! were mm to be his "let." '0":- It was of this Incident that 3 land]. m an: made by Hr. Romnlt'n m‘ min in an! out of the police hamâ€"- and he Md manyâ€"ta teach Mn: I ”I 'nevn so proud and mound u when they twinned Mm to the echo. He moaned with pleasure. for he luv (Ml. the but In Ihem had come out on top. as he "vetted It wound. Ana-M by “yolks" flab:- 3 he would like to talk it over with them. lhortly after hin apmntaant he aahed for an appropriation at m.“ tor annianltion. powder, and nhot for the navy. The appropriation wan made, and a tow loathe later he hated for another appropriation. thh tine of “00,000. When naked by the rover aothoritlea what had been-la ot the Iret apmriation, he replied: "Ivory cent at it waa event for nowder and that. and every bit ot powder and allot ha been fired.“ When he waa naked what he wan going to do with the use... no. he replied: "Una every ounce ot that~ too. within the next thirty Jan in practice ahootlng." Hi: Cohen ”or Marl. Boon alter the outbreak of the war. however. hia patriotlatn and love of active life led bite to leave the compar- ative quiet oi hia government nice for service in the field. An a linateannt- colonel ot volunteera be recruited the First Volunteer Cavair’. malady known an the "Rough Ridera" The men were gathered largely fro. the cowboys of the west and nouthweat. bnt aleo numbered many college-bred men at the ennt. In the beginning he wan mood in command. with the rank at lieutenant-colonel. Dr. Leonard Wood being colonel. But at the clone of the war the latter was a brigadier- aeneral and Rooeevelt wan colonel in command. Since no horne- were true- ported to Coho. thin regiment. tom)- er with the rent of the cavalry, wan obligedtoaerveontoot. The realâ€" nlent diuinuiabed melt in the lane than ea-pam. and Colonel Rooae‘velt became tamona tor hie bravery in lead. in. the charts on San Joan Hill on July lat. He waa an ancient ofloer. and won the love and adnlratian at [in man. 'Hia are for than} wna than by the circulation ot the tanona rand- robin which he wrote pm against keeping the army hour in Dir. ltila naya he never aaw Roone- relt to better advantage than when he once confronted the labor nan at their meeting-place. Clarendon Hail: The police were all the time having troebk with atrihm and their "nicheta" Roosevelt new that it wan beeaaaa neith- er party undernood tally the palliat- ot the other. and. with his oml diver-menu. rent wont to the tailor organiaatiorra that At Me remnst i went with hint to the meeting. it developed almont immedh ately that the labor ntrn had taken a wrong measure of the loan. They met him an a politirhm playing tor poinim and hinted at trouble unless their demands were met. Mr. Roosevelt mea thorn ell ahort: "Gentlemen!" he midâ€"with that m9 of the )nwe that alwayn made people lis- ten-"l asked to Inert you. hoptng that we Iniaht come to noderntand one anoth- rr. ill-member. planar, hetore we go rur- ther. that the wnrat injury anyone of you can do to the cause at labor in to counsel violence. it will also he worae for him- self. Undemand distinctly that order will be tent The notice will keep It. h'ow we can proceed." I wan never no proud and finned an when they anoint-tied him to the echo. He reddened with pieanure. tor he new that the beat in them had come out on top. as he "vented it would. Attacked Ir “yolks" flab:- anon:- lt wna at this incident that a handle no hot taade by Hr. Roonevelt'e ene‘ nice in and out of the pollen boardâ€"- and he had manyâ€"to attach hint: It happened that thee wan a monieâ€" hall In the Build": in which the labor lien met. The yellow newapapern circu- ‘ated the lie that he went there on pur- >one to nee the attow, and the ridiculou- rtory wne repeated until actually the inn per-under! themaelvea that It wan no they would not have been able to under- Itnml the kind of man they hat! to do vith, had they tired. Accordingly they “ell into their own trap. it In a tradition if Iolberry Street that the notorlona ieeley dinner raid wan planned by Ma an- mtea in the department of which he wan be head. in the ballet that they would atch Kr. Rooaevelt than. The dinner! vera "opened to be hin " " Bot-a tine atter that. Ir. Rita waa I Rooaevelt‘a once when a notice ot- elatotaaperiorranheanehandre- neared a private audience with III: Theyataooedaetdaandtha" The 'oIIcQ rm all the tit-o In!" trmw 'Ith «Him and that "picket-f Roonvott u. that It fit! bean-o mm:- or party understood tally IM gallium ot the out». and. with Ms um! dimtmcn. mt want In the hunt omnlnuom that ht‘ would "to to tall It over with them. 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