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DECEMBER 18, 1908
The Commoner.
son, Alexander Graham Bell and
Representative John Dalzell.
The board of regents, of which the
presiding officer ex-oflleio, is presi
dent Roosevelt, Is constituted as fol
lows: Chancellor, Melville W. Ful
ler, chief justice of the supreme
court; Vice President Charles W.
Fairbanks, -Senators Shelby, M. Cul
lom, Henry Cabot Lodge and Augus
tus 0. Bacon, Representatives John
Dalzell, James R. Mann and William
M. Howard, Citizens James B. An
gell, Ann Arbor, Mich; Andrew D.
White, Ithaca, N. Y.; John B. -Henderson,
Washington, D, C; Alexan
der Graham Bell, Washington;
Charles F. Choate, Boston; Judge
George Gray, Wilmington, Del.
While President Roosevelt will pay
his personal expenses and those of
his son, "these are trifling compared
with the whole cost of the expedi
tion, which may reach $25,000. Con
gress appropriated $100,000 last
year to defray expenses of adding to
the collection of specimens of the In
stitution. Director Walcott was asked today
if he had contemplated an African
expedition before the president made
up his mind to go hunting.
MI heard of the president's plan
last summer. I was asked to co
operato wijth him, as we had long
wanted &" collection f rom ' Af ri'da in
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the museum," he replied.
"If the president wants his per
sonal expenses paid," said a member
of congress tonight, "I am willing
to vote for providing a' one-way ticket
to the darkest place in Africa. I do
not believe the house would give the
money for a round-trip ticket."
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