The Washington times., 1919-04-16

| Her memory will long be lovingly
cherished.-MRS. GEORGE H. THUR
STON, President, Y. W. c. A.
God has called home one of his
| earthly angels and one whose deeds
/ keep the light of faith in humanity,
| justice, and charity burning brightly.
The loss OF your good mother is not
Falone yours. 1t is California's and the
worlds. Her good life and her great
! heart leave a memory and a moral
Mr.. AND MRS. ANDREW J. GALA
CHER
| Our deep and sincere sympathy in
: the loss of your dear mother. Can
we do anything for you heTe?-i
LEWIS NIXON.
Mrs. Young joins me in expressing
our deepest sympathy in your great
! bereavement.-CHAR S. YOUNG.
On behalf of the board OF directors
and members Of the San Francisco
| Art Association permit me to ex-
press to you the deep sense of loss
we feel in the death OF your good
/ mother whose memory we will ever
affectionately cherish and one of the
| il has been our privilege to come in
contact with. N. LAURVIK, di-
rector Palace OF Fine Arts.
Mrs. Gage and all at our home sym
| psthize in your great beresvement.-I
HENRY T. GAGE. former governor
of California.
remember nine years of happy as
sociation with Mrs Hearst in Wash
ington work. I shall always miss her.
HARRIET MEL
Permit me TO join the multitude OF
your dear mothers friends and admir-
ers in rendering my sympathy upon !
her death and upon the great loss
our country has suffered. She was !
one OF the best and finest types of |
American womanhood.-SAMU 'UN- |
TERMEYER.
deeply sympathize with you in the |
sad loss OF your good mother.-LEVY |
MAYER.
Please accept my sincere sympthy
w. c. REICK.
Sincere and heartfelt sympathy
from all the family in the death Of
your mother.-ALFRED E. SAIIIH,
Governor OF New York.
Allow me TO express to you my sin
Cere sympathy in your hour Of Sor-
row. The nation mourns with you in
the loss OF one always interested in
affairs.-JOHN H. McCOOEY, Com
missioner.
Mrs. Foss joins me in extending
heartfelt sympathy in your great be-
reavement.-EUGENE y. FOSS. for
mer governor Of Massachusetts.
I have often envied you for many
things, but for nothing so much as
the mother that has now been taken
from you. My best inspirations have
come from her. An occasional word
Of commentator from her would
make me strong. Her taking away is
personal bereavement to me
JESSE W. LILLENTHAL
Mrs Moore and ! are deeply grieved
at the sad news just received. Mrs
Hearst occupied a Unique place in
the history and life OF California, and
her passing makes a void that will
rover be completely filled. Seldom
il ever has thf earthly end OF any
californian carried such a sense Of
personal loss to so many.-CHARLES
&. MOORE.
express to you my deepest sympa-
thy in this shadowed hour. and sug-
Eest that perhaps ] understand in
some small measure how wonderful
the woman who has been so much to
the world must have been to you
DAVID WARK GRIFFITH.
Twenty minutes. from train time
to train time, is the embrasuTe Of my I
acquaintance with your mother
Twenty minutes was long enough for
that sweet. radiant spirit TO leave an
inspiration that will go with me
tnruuEh life. Heartfelt sympathy
WALTER HOWEY, Managing Editor.
Chicago Herald and Examiner.
Please accept the assurance OF my
most respectful and affectiouate sym.
Is. NI3VIN.
Ny deepest sympathy goes out to
you for your great loss, which is also
the loss Of every man who could aid
in the Uplift or his fellow man.
v. II. POLACHEK.
In addition to these messages were
received from James c. Dayton.
Elizabeth Bates John S. Cohen.
William S. and Norman AlIinGer.
John D. Bogart. T.. II. 4. Steinmetz,
w. 4. Curley. Luisa Cistus Hamilton.
Roy Keehn, Joseph WillicOmbe, c.
NJ. Nanhamm, Rudolph Block, Mary
Z. Heron. Duncan Heron, Ann"
Wilde. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LouGh-
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