ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: TEN MINUTES IN ST. LOUIS] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: PUZZLE--“WHOM ARE THEY EXPECTING?”] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: A COSTUME EVENT AT THE AUDITORIUM, ILLUSTRATING LIFE IN THE WILD WEST] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: MILWAUKEE] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: NIAGARA FALLS] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: BOSTON] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: BOSTON] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: AN AFTERNOON TEA IN NEW YORK] ENTERTAINING PRINCE HENRY [Illustration: “LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, I THANK YOU FOR A VERY PLEASANT VISIT”] PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS RESTING AT OYSTER BAY [Illustration: _First he chops down a few trees._] [Illustration: _Then takes a cross-country canter._] [Illustration: _And a twenty-minute brisk walk._] [Illustration: _After which he gives the children a wheel-barrow ride._] [Illustration: _He then rests for a moment._] [Illustration: _By which time he is ready for breakfast._] OUR PRESIDENT ENTERTAINS SOME OF HIS FRIENDS AT OYSTER BAY [Illustration: _He first entertains an old fellow tennis-player._] [Illustration: _And then shows a few fellow rough riders around town._] [Illustration: _After which he is visited by some fellow LL.D.’s._] [Illustration: _And then a couple of old hunter friends._] [Illustration: _A few fellow politicians then call to discuss the situation._] [Illustration: _And finally he has a pleasant chat with some fellow authors and historians._] PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VISITS MR. CLEVELAND AT PRINCETON [Illustration: “_Ah! Welcome to Princeton, Mr. Roosevelt._”] [Illustration: “_Would you like to look at my photograph albums?_”] [Illustration: “_That one weighed eight pounds, Theodore._”] BEAR HUNTING IN MIASMA, MISSISSIPPI [Illustration: “_Now, you jest be patient, Mr. President, and ye’ll soon have a nice mess o’ bar._”] [Illustration: (_Four hours later._) “_I wonder where the bears are to-day. This is unbearable._”] [Illustration: (_Eight hours later._) “_Strange there wa’n’t none o’ them bar around. Reckon you all wa’n’t patient enough, Mr. President._”] CAMPAIGNING WITH BATHHOUSE JOHN [Illustration: THE POET CANDIDATE GIVES AN AUTHOR’S READING BEFORE LITERARY CIRCLES IN THE LODGING-HOUSE DISTRICT] CAMPAIGNING WITH BATHHOUSE JOHN [Illustration: COURIER FROM THE FRONT--“_They’ve routed the ‘Old Guard,’ General!_”] OUR CHICAGO ALDERMEN IN NEW YORK [Illustration: “_Ah, gents, permit us to show you our beautiful city._”] [Illustration: “_Now, gents, step right up and try to pick out the little joker._”] [Illustration: “_Great Scott, Shorty, who wass them guys, anyway?_”] OUR CHICAGO ALDERMEN IN BOSTON [Illustration: “_Ah, gentlemen, you are interested in literature, are you not?_” “_Why, sure._”] [Illustration: “_How is the literary movement in the West, gentlemen?_” “_Fine. Moving right along in great shape._”]