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ROOSEVELT, THEODORE, President. Typed letter signed ("Theodore Roosevelt") as President of the United States Civil Service Commission, to Bernard D. Rowe, Washington, D.C., 7 April 1892. 1 page, 4to, neatly inlaid.
TEDDY GOES HUNTING FOR PECCARY IN TEXAS
The future President describes a recent hunting trip: "Permit me to thank you very warmly for the trouble you have taken about my Texas hunt. I am extremely sorry I did not get a chance to go with your brother. I only staid in Texas a week, and was fortunate enough to get my peccary hunt in that time and killed a couple of the queer little beasts. I wish greatly I could have gone to Mr. Tod's ranch as you suggest. When is it likely that you will come east? Mrs. Roosevelt and I count upon seeing you either here or at our country house when you do come..."
TEDDY GOES HUNTING FOR PECCARY IN TEXAS
The future President describes a recent hunting trip: "Permit me to thank you very warmly for the trouble you have taken about my Texas hunt. I am extremely sorry I did not get a chance to go with your brother. I only staid in Texas a week, and was fortunate enough to get my peccary hunt in that time and killed a couple of the queer little beasts. I wish greatly I could have gone to Mr. Tod's ranch as you suggest. When is it likely that you will come east? Mrs. Roosevelt and I count upon seeing you either here or at our country house when you do come..."