Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-05-21
'ROOSEVEL TRIP
 THRU SlMERICA
Besides Disring New River and v Tribe,
 Colonel Here.

Theodore Roos exceeded his
 famous African if in danger and
 excitement on hest exploration
 trip. The first of it was a
 whirlWind of ors with cheering
 (and sometimes hg) multltudes
 greeting him; whe ldst half was
 a plunge through primfval wilder
 ness. where two of the expedi-
 ton were. lost, :he EX-president
 was badly injujlp nd pntracted a ] jungle disease.
 Colonel RooseWiled from New
 York October #, board the steamship Van II M$. Roosevelt
 and Miss MargaioosTelt accom-.
 panied him, but did not remain
 for the latter $ o the eight
 month journey.
 He arrived in Janfro, and on
 October "A deliv an address be- fore the Braziligoven nment uni-
 versity. He .alsade h excursion on to Tijuca mou III, 3,pO feet high.
 From Rio, thesty Tnt by train to Sac Paulo. IBraz fans recelv- ed the Roosevelt cor&lly. Many month later theitartd the report that Roosevelt htepai their favors by sending in all forb3,000 for lecture he had d'ered, ,efore a his torical, society. lis sty does not seem to have be subs Inflated.
 From Brazil colel went to Uruguay and the to ienos Ayres. was nquitd 10 cordial as Brazil had been But November 10th, the uniyerS at lenos Ayres conferred on hinle h4rary degree of Doctor of La. Hplaced flow CTS on the tombf Sd Martin, the patrio
 A little later currethe unpleas- ant incident of t Coltblan govern- ment's attempt spoih trip. Co- lumbia, incenseiat tH Panama af- fair and belieNg Hsevelt had stolen a slice oIer t |itory, order ed her consuls not tdake part in any welcome to he col el and show him any courtes.,
 With the priv te caf the Argen- tine president d his 4osal, Roose- velt visited man .poinln the repub- lie. Then he e4ered Iii. Here his concer ling t Monroe doc .rine were i'll r |ceive4 According to some accounts, he on1eplied to as- oersions of a f4'mer |lian minister o the United States, the doctrine. As the colonel left P university building at Santiago, CT this incl lent, a crowd of stubs raised the ,ries "Viva Columbia and Viva Nexico." According some ac- counts a hostile mulqe had await Id Roosevelt when F rrived at the 'ailroad station. Tlhnti-American newspaper La Razor had published litter personal attacln him for fif- cen days before his ming.
 Returning to ArgeI la, the colonel LOW turned from senclitical to sci .ntific work. fe VI ged up the oarana river, was e9tained little Il Paraguay, and tH with. an aug nented party of nSalists entered he little kown cou1 of the south Amazon valley.
 This part of the onel's journey las provoked worltde discussion. Ie declares that W his party he at latitud& degrees south nd longitude 60 de les, fifteen min ltes west, on the ril Duvida or riv- r of Doubt. He S this rises be- ween 59 and 50 does west longi- ude and latitude 1puth and flows or moSe than 1,000fles in 8 north rly direction. In ftude z degrees 0 minutes south tIriver is met by and the flow into the Iadeira, which is southern tribu- ary of the Amazon
 The colonel folloH H this river for lore than nine hu red miles. The arty struggled wi the rapids for hirty-five days ant for forty eight avs were out of sis Of human habi- ations. At one cade a canoe in