Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-27

his oplnlors always very pro
noIncsd ana definite as 70 cispursd
questions OF ethics or public policy
Ee was likewise an understandable
traveller, and always ready 70 give
The brief holidays allowed him by
hIs literary la1ors and his public
duties 70 journeys II wild regions
and LIE Z the open lie was rwice
married. n 1870, % Alice Lee. and. N
1gs6 10 Edith Kermit Ca-ow BY his
Hrst marriage. ne Jeff one daughter
Alice. the VIE Of Nicholas Long
worth Of OHIO. ny nIs second. ne Left
three Sons Theodore. Kermit and
Archibald. and one daughter Ethel.
the wife Of d.. Eicnard Derby If
New York, liz youngest sor. QUEEN
IN. had been killed n r1e war.
Theodore Roosevelt was a MAI OF
extraordinary powers and ID those
VINO knew nm well and understood
Eli. a man OF most attractive char
acrer and qualities. Doubtless ne
was sometimes g-avely mlsunder-
$1,000. ms mencal PROCESSES were 50
ahnormaIly rapid that ne often
SDIA-1-N ~ a. N-AA4 A4lA4c VI III g
fieCtion. when he had. II fact. con-
Sadere6 the question at issue most
thoroughly and consclenripusiv al
though perhaps. II one-tenrh Of the
time which would have been needed
fnr the purpose by I'll. ordinary man.
Moreover the strength II his CON
vICtlDns and the v-vaclrv of his
speech and manner confused and
fT-lshrened t1uld men or those who
knew him but slightly and led them
To think OF and describe him as arhi-
t-ary and Overnearilg he was. IN
truth, somewhat exceptionally aux-
lous for information. assistance and
advice from those for whom ne felt
respect and II whom he had conf
dsnce. bur only one VIM WASH I
AFRAID Of hin could fairly Judge or
really like nm. He had the stern
sense Of duty the lofty purpose and
THE strict morals Of puriranlsM
without any Of It's pru6isaneas or
pha-Isa ISM or Intolerance. and. most
emphaLIcal1v. without any OF lis TOO
common hypocrisy or aHecLarlon Of
virtue. He detesteo Talsehooo II ev-
cry form and si1ans Of every KIND
and. throughout his long and s-oruv
career as public servant and d pc
ll-.Cal leader always fought fairly
and II the open. and was restrained
Hr the instincts Of q gentleman and
The scrUpIes Of q man Of honor Il
we're needless 70 speak Of his patriot
ism or his coUraee-tae events Of
his lie sufficiently a-tssJ tnese.-bur
II Is the firm belief Of the writer that
MS profound wisdom. the u1seinsr-
ness Of Ills GevoLcu u duty and his
immense usefulness n his country
viii 20 more clearly recognized and
more highly esteemed BY each sue
cess.Ve generation Of Americans II
or National future.
SinlIograpry. (Au-obior-aptv1
New York 1919 Bennett. j q.
Roosevelt and the Republic, bitterly
hostile New York 190St Burroughs
John. Camping and T-ampIng VIII
Foosevel- Boston 1907 Douglas.
G " Life OF Theodore Roosevelt
New York 1907 Greene T, Y IN
Roosevelt American Ideals Eai-
s. saC, Ii l-at, Ike OF Roosevelt
Akron -a0e0 Leupr, ?. E. siog-
rapny Of Theodore Roosevelt New
YORK 100 Lodge. Henry Cabot
frontier Town and Other Essays
New York 1900 Morgan James.
Theodore Roosevelt. the Boy and the
Man lib. 1907, Riis. Jacob A..
Theodore Roosevelt the Citizen ii.
1909 Shaw. Albert. Cartoon HIS
Roosevelt New York 1919 Wash
tnry Of Roosevelt Career b. 1870:
-hayer William Roscoe Theodore
burn. c G. Theodore Roosevelt
Boston 1870
CHARLES J. BONAPARTE
A-tn-nev Genera n ne Cabinet Of
President Roosevelt
Those chapters we're 50 dry they
would have made 4 DICTIONARY seem
IIgn- reading II comparison Al
Iohlagrapt1y 7. y.