Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-01-09
FLOW Of REGRETS
IOMRS. ROOSEVELT
Messages Continue to Pour in
From Noted Persons All
Over World.

OYSTER BAY, n. Y, January o.
Messages from all parts of - world
continue to pour into Oystef4Bay adj
dressed to Mrs. Roosevelt. Some OF
them follow:
SThe queen and j have heard with
feelings of deep regret of the death
of your distinguished husband, and
we offer you our most sincere sym
pathy in your irreparable loss we
had q personal regard for him, ana
we always enjoyed meeting him. He
will be missed by many friends in TINS
country, to whom he endeared himsel1
by his attractive character and many
talents"
Alexandra, queen mother of Eng
land, cabled the following:
Il am indeed grieved to hear OF
the death of your great and dis,
tinguished husband, for whom L had
the greatest regard. Please accept
my deepest sympathy on the irrepa-
rable loss You have suffered
a cable message from King I'm
manuel of Italy said: L wish TO eN-
press to you my sympathy fo f your your
illustrious husband
THE queen and 1 express our heart
felt sympathy."-King Christian or
Denmark.
with You and your children. who
were MS love dilu flOc, w 'AOH' -
the loss of a great President anu Il
great man whose memory shall never
(French ambaSSa-
dor TO the United States).
Message From Lloyd George.
David Lloyd George, the British
premier, cabled the following from
II am deeply shocked. to have the
news of your distinguished husbands
death 1 feel sure l speak for the
British people when / tell you how
much we all here sympathize with
you in your great bereavement MI.
Roosevelt was a great and inspiring
figure far beyond his country's
shores and the world is the poorer
Tor his loss"
Queen Maud of Norway sent the
following: Our deepest sympathy
with you in your great trial
Ronald Ferguson. Governor General OF
Australia, said: Deepest sympathy IN
your irreparable loss"
4sThe whole world mourns with you
and your family today. l send deep
est sympathy"-Borden (prime min
lister of Canada).
Offer Their Condolences.
Among others who sent messages
of coincidence were Sir Thomas Lip
ton, President Menocal of Cuba,
Myron T. Herrick, former President
Taft, Mrs. Frances F. Cleveland Pres
ton, Secretary of Commerce Redheid,
Chauncey Depew, Maj. Gen. George
w Goethals, former Gov. Colquitt of
Texas, Ebert n. Gary, class of So
OF Harvard, through John Woodbury.,
secretary; Henry Prather Fletcher,
United States ambassador to Mexico;
Gov. Edge of New Jersey, Col. House,
Frank L. Polk, acting Secretary OF
State; Charles de Chambrun, French
charge d'affaires; Jose II. Gomez.
former President of Cuba; Speaker
Champ Clark, Felix Cordova Bavilla
Of Porto Rico, Gov. Stephens of Cali
fornia, President Poincare Of France,
the Norwegian minister, the Swedish
minister, the Serbian charge
da1aires, United Spanish War Vet
Grams of America, National Race
Congress. Hamilton Club. Chicago;
Indianapolis Ministers Association.
Eva B. Bowles of New York, ON be-
half of the colored women of the
United States; Evangeline Booth,
salvation Army; republican members
Of the senate and house of the legis-
lature of Oklahoma, Henry ]. Allen,
Wichita, Kan; American Society Of
Mexico, Bishop Ross of Washington,
D. G.. and from the Republic of Pan
anna, its people and its government
station. Washington. extend our
feel that we have lost one OF the
y. T. Johnson, foreman.