The Roosevelt Bears
Subtitle: Their Travels And Adventures
By: by Seymour Eaton (Paul Piper) illustrated by V. Floyd Campbell.
Publisher: E. Stern & company, inc.
Published: 1906
Place of publication: Philadelphia
Language: eng
Number of pages: 180
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: The Bears Leave their Mountain Home 7; title: The Bears Race to Catch the Limited Express 17; title: The Bears on the Pullman 27; title: The Bears on a Farm 37; title: The Bears at a District School 47; title: The Bears at the County Fair 57; title: The Bears in a Balloon 67; title: The Bears Meet Chicago Children  75; title: The Bears See Chicago 85; title: The Bears at Niagara 95; title: The Bears Arrive in Boston 105; title: The Bears See Bunker Hill and Plymouth Rock 115; title: The Bears Take an Automobile Ride  123; title: The Bears at Harvard 133; title: The Bears Sail Down Boston Bay  143; title: The Bears Arrive in New York 151; title: The Bears Advertise for a Guide 161; title: The Bears See a Circus 171; title: LIST OF COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS; title: "They slid down ropes and hit the ground and landed in Chicago safe and sound"  Frontispiece; title: "Two Roosevelt Bears had a home out West in a big ravine near a mountain crest" 11; title: "To a colored porter in gray and gold TEDDY-G gave a tip" 22; title: "I won't sleep up-stairs' said TEDDY-G, 'I want a window, I want to see'" 31; title: "We're here to learn the farmer's trade; to swing a flail or to use a spade" 42; title: "TEDDY-B banged the desk and said that he would run the school that day and see" 51; title: "They walked on ropes drawn good and tight and jumped through hoops and landed right" 62; title: "Two tailors came with cloth and tape to fit them out in handsome shape" 79; title: "It was worth a trip a mile to see this paper package marked TEDDY-G" 89; title: "They dressed themselves in rubber suits, with rubber hoods and rubber boots" 100; title: "They took the books and down they sat, to read Emerson and the Autocrat" 109; title: "We've broken something,' said TEDDY-G. 'It's underneath; get down and see'"  127; title: "These gowns and caps and scrolls you see, we give you now as your degree" 138; title: "TEDDY-B put a match to a pile of wood and made a fire and cooked the food"   157; title: "They spent some days in seeing the town; doing Fifth Avenue up and down" 165; title: "But the play that caused the biggest laugh was TEDDY-G on a big giraffe" 176