Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-16
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| the July Scrbner, contains one OF the
| most interesting episodes Of his trip.
the journey which he took alone, cut
ing loose from the rest OF the party,
| ana making trek to the head waters
OF an equatorial river, The Guaso Nyc-
| ro'' in-pursuit particularly OF the cryx.
"a bold and hard fighter which when
| cornered, VIII charge man During
| thls excursion Mr.. Roosevelt took his
| own photographs, number OF which
! are reproduced In the article. These
| days alone In the Wilderness went by
| very pleasantly he says, and, as II
| was for not too long I thoroughly en-
| joyed being entirely by myself so far as
| white mon were concerned Later he
| joined the main safarl and heard an
account from Kermit Of an exciting lion
! hunt. one incident Of this journey was
! mat when at NerL ne received from
! Poary tho Following cable; Your fare
well was royal mascot The Pole Is
ours.
Madame Washington tells mos:
charmingly Of summer vacation In
Nerice picturing the social l.fe as lived
In an old palace by an EnElish family
neyer-failing delight and picturesque
ness of Venetian Ire. Tho Illustrations,
some OF them In color are from paint
iAss by r. Hopklnsun smIth' VINO mas
spent every summer there Tor 20 years
raul van Dyke whose DOCKS on the
Hehaissahce are wen known writes Oh
the curious result OF recent Jour or
research ABROAD Wheh ne unoartneu oC,
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win II Inther n new ,yrIfer-a dra-
matte sketch Of a German scientist In
"a western desert
There are poems by Anita stewart.
Amelia J. Burr. and Edwin Arlington
Robinson
Ernest Peixotto. who knows the pic
turcsque qualities Of both countries
writes ontcrtainingly or Italy In Cali
f1rnia," with many drawings which
show how the life Of the old world Is
reproduced i'm the new.
In enjoyable reading matter for the
boys during the warm weather, the July
American Boy eXcels. fine picture
On colors) Illustrating the boys Fourth
adorns the front cover page. Its con-
"Winnlg the Eagle Prize and Roger
Jackson at Ramsbury," make a splen-
did combination. A July magazine
would, OF course. be incomplete without
Fourth Of July story and here are
two; The Naturalized Cow which
win make the boys laugh. and "A Peace
Society NJ Two intoxicating broad
minded patriotism. The Making OF
Splinter will just tickle the boy ath-
lctes The Ninth Inning teaches clean
baseball. Among the interesting and
instructive articles in this issue are:
Boys who Fly with two pages or
illustrations, telling Of the boys who
are going in for the new sport Of avia-
ton: How to operate and Handle a
Motor Boat" will, be found instructive
10y those who delight In boating: Sci
Cncc vs.. Skill In Baseball" tells OF base
ball as played by catcher and pitcher,
and is thoroughly practical; "a Boys
Museum" tells how to collect plants.
fruits, and marine animals. What a
Boy Did i'm Vacation" contains pointers
In money making which many boys will
be glad to read Then there are a null
titude Of good things IN the many de-
partmcnt pages to which the boys Will
eagerly turn. In addition there are
over 90 splendid Illustrations. one dol
lar q year The Sprague Publishing Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Tho July METROPOLITAN Is Roosevelt
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