The sun., 1910-06-12
SOUTH DAKOTA EYES ENGLAND
NIH RILLOCK n RETT rms FROM
& IRIP 10 MI ROOSEI ELT.
lir Ned scotland. hut the scenery u Ne
B'ttrr Than the Illari Hllls. Thaugh
Iuc,Ne HAD Longer 10 EIN u %
The Colonel Eager 20 Get Home.

The Colonel Eager 10 Gei Home.
seth Bullock. United States
..I TOR South Dakota. got hack
F.- iny from his first trip % Europe.
r. ar he went 10 greet his old friend
. Hnosevelt Ne and Mrs. Bullock
.ytr daughter. Miss Margaret Bullock,
..arted they hJd had a fine time They
.H. .... night Tor their home in Dcadwood.
.at Bullock consented after much
r...sr' % tell what he thought Of things
.. ... other slde he did not cross the
g., .na ur visit Ireland in the thres
v.,.,- ur more he was over there but
. Ii London pretty thoroughly. went
. nd Stutford-on-A Avon and Melross
.... and trayers,.d Scotland a. far as
Do ..rr,-
NrH see said the Captlin at the
..r.rf yesterday afternoon. 4 stayed
n .udnn until the Colonel came over.
.r. Vas with him for week. Then those
in.H0ns he began TO attend got TO b.
..- too high above the timber line for
r. .p sidestepPed into Scotland TO
s-,tu. EN-
There wasn't much doing in the High
lamb. The Hielanders were an back
" leir reservations. They told me that
o. one had got on the warpath since
'ra Auf had been taken OF oatmeal.
u'rlgrse Slw Highland soldiers in their
w. rtInt. plelted skirts and bare knees.
n.. most " them were in England, There
wasn't chap up there wearing kilt
u-. was q civilian. 80 far as could see
D, struck me that II We we're attacked
-v IN army II Highlander % sait tho
tarlln rehcctively, -all we'd need ~
o. would be 70 get them to land in New
I.-."y. Ill het the Jersey mosquitoes
would put % fight any numtei Of them
and II they failed we've still got The South
u,.ta C7ilniprers. and III het not
Highlander could get past them.
Edinburgh is a beautiful town. in my
rrn.1H. while Glasgow is more Ike an
american town than any other place
/ .tV over there As far as scenery is
concerned. the Highlands are not 10 he
c.mpared with the Black Hills though
Of course 'hey'v heen at work a thousand
wears irving 10 make them look pretty
Md I mlst say those ps rks that they
have been working on for centuries do
..s,A I'm
What did | think of London? Well .
what struck me most WAS that with all
f.- enormous traffic there Is there the
.f-ests are - clean. The London bobby
Well he - especially good. But you So
'ra people over there are better broken
4 do
,ri thr- makes the pOhceman's job easy.
weut up 10 Stratford and booked
roand -eeing Shakespeare grave and
f'a other things the tourist has 10 -ee hut
-fr. | was not eNTsrt enough 20 tell a relic
from a ruin The farms through that
country look wonderfully good There
v4- one thing noticed. and that j. that
Won don see them leaving their farming
uuIprnemts outdoors m The rain Every
ir.uE ~ housed. and they take better care
u' their stuf than We DO over here. I
What is the principal difference he-
tween London and New York the Cap
tain was asked
Well there 'are 30 MANY points Of
difference that % - hard % pick out any
particular one. The people there seem %
be 90 pretty much the same hurry they are q
Herp n surprised me 10 -ee what q gait b
flev had ou II YOU were % drop down q
% one ~ the busy streets YOU would Im ;
a clus yourself IN New York 0r Chicago .
b., liked the London taNis lou can {
r % anywhere, and 10 dOesn seem % cost
y.H much no matter where YOU % Why q
. took ny family one day away ont TO 2
Hampton Court 10 see the palace there I
a.. W. we're about 70 come hack We saw o.
f.. and decided % ride hack 20 London =
u. Well the bill for the thing was less h
lau $50 This sort of spoiled me-. This a
-gng wanted 20 60 70 the Battery IN a .
larry. took taxi from force ~ habit, "
.H 70 ie blamed Il the thing dldn . soak
$50 +
ui course / ,aw the royal funeral pro- II
r--.rr 90 London II was really remark II
L.arv man and woman m the who'll :,
. .1wd .semed as Il he or she had met nj
..r. # rar-unal loss N was wonderful
-.s that crowd pf about 3.UO.trD ~ well /
.tr .ai hv the nolice and the military.
r .n near the Marble Arch. where 4
.... woe a great crush. Every once IN
SON vould hear a shrek a. some
... would n- caught In the Jam. and
.-. -.. crowd would he parted ~ the r
Tnr. Was carried 70 an ambulance. is
. b. ...ao reported some 6snD people !,
& boz. ..' 0f the crowd. and called Il sun =
.I.... Iaa ambulance and first aid % p
.. red system was splendid. II you p
..f seem that crush you would think % n
."a.,. NE that nobody was -erlOusly +,
Hs. there were plenty of kings IN the oi
.... >rIsrn 10 London when I was there 4,
would nave had no trouble filing pl
Ef .h any time. while four kings q
have ucen even easier. I think pi
rE William. the Kaiser. you know. IA
H'. rHs strongest personality u any
f.ar Hs h. tine looking fellow on q.
A- for Col Roosevelt. he is A
...- ..u wears Younger than when he az
..a WIT" House. He - just home hs
nitsd States No, We did not A
he only thing ! heard him in
.. us WAS when he told a fellow vi
... boo vas % Republican. III
'" 1880 knew those Engliuhmen h
..' -.s q Joke. hut the manager IN
".'aI was further from doing IL IL
... Iy net You see that damned 40
-.-.a.u lbUut the hotels bothered
. nlv got hold n the manager. Oh
nd ! could string along for any AZ
r.y can ~ ~ nut all this tin busi- vi
... .''I' ! aid 10 him. I hate de
'y up when I 90 up stairs a
..rn Z come down Put the whO!e u
...n' that ! am expected 90 lif
10 my uIIl and then chalk on
.. % r.E letters - * 80 that ! ~
rg the nall porter. the head
.. f. boy. the Chambermaid VI
.. ..E room waiter and the whole
... .lagar looked AZ me with his
-rG Oh / say cawnt DO TN
r.N b. said. Fawncy. now. me
nd look" 80.
... same think the American
ns BE- better Here when you -