New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-17
HIS DEATH GREAT
LOSS TO NATION
Theodore R0oseveIt's Life Work
Is Warmly Praised by All
His Countrymen.
Brave FIGHTER FOR RIGHT
Public Men and Private Citizens Unite
In Paying Tribute to the CoIoneI's
Patriotism and Tremendous
Influence for Good.

The death of Col. Theodore ROOSe-
welt called forth Il Hood of eulogies
from his couutrymen who recognized
his greatness of soul, his uuadulterated
Americanism and the powerful lntiu-
ence for good of his deeds and words.
Some of these tributes follow
SECRETARY OF STATE LANSING
Tho death of Col. Roosevelt removes
from our national life a great Amert-
can, His vigur of mind and ceaseless
energy made him a conspicuous figure
in public affairs. Friends and enemies
alike recognized the force of his per
sonality and the great influence he had
in molding public thought and purpose.
His patriotism and devotion to his
country will long be remembered by
all his fellow citizens, while his
sturdy Americanism will be an inspira-
tion to future generations.
ACTING SECRETARY OF STATE
FRANK /. POLk-Iie was one OF the
most striking figures in the history of
this country, and. in fact. of his time,
1t is impossible to measure today what
he did to arouse the political con-
science of the American people.
NEWTON d. BAKER, Secretary of
War-Hls relations to the navy and to
the army are, of course, a part of the
~ ="
INK MS 'e'H'S as P''Ai"eh' i' """H"'
has powerful personality and energy to
bear upon economic problems Of the
greatest moment. | do not know Of
any career which combines 50 many
,,u,,ns rra,, '' n.,,
t' g,''"iI ~
nH,' ""n
~ ~ a
Ccrr,,., :, ~,t
tho Novv II. h,s hI.y.d now r,ths
ana refused ia rn fett,r.d nv ~convan
,,o,s tha, ,,h,r Ill.,, ugrr.had mn ,.r-
nrr,,.d nr,c,n,l ,,r.nrul conr. r.nus
u. r,, "a, ,,nnI,,r az ,,jlf,ans ~ rI.
f.u,w c,,,,,rvm.n uL, ,,ilI mic, his
ineriripr L.ad.rsb,n I,eliavir~ In hfn-
.cIf nnJ tha cnnsa ~. osu1usnl ~,
thr.w birsnIf into .vnrv rnntiict win
evcrv toyyo, ~ mind and hodv
FRANKLIN X LANE secretary n,
the Interlor-Colone Roosevelt was a
great man a vorv preot tnan-grcat in
his soul great in his n~,rsnnnlity rreat
in his conception Of Americas place in
the world He will sit ot one Of the
high tables.
CARTER GLASS Secondary of the
Treaslrv-Colonel Roosevelt was An
extraordinary figure and leaves leg
acv of notrjotic endeavor and useful
achievement of which thnse who most
rpSpnctp1 and hnpprpJ him will a y,ave
he proud
Drprrrop ct>rp,r N,Doo
co1nna, ponsay.I,s nroIirio,,s ,o.iv,
,io, ,,ado bir, ono o,tha ,noet oonano
,,ous nrur.s IN nubIii 1ifa W. ava too
naar tbo oy.rt ~ ni,oa a inc, astim,ta
n, hi. ufo .rd c.roor hut h. vii, al
wavs be DISTINGUISHED for one rrrat
achievement-tbe construction of the
Panama canal
on, IN nfforj in tbi, cr,,ioaI
norind of histnry ,o 1osa ona u,ha has
dono and co,ld +, ~. nav, aao,da
have done 50 much for II and human
itv We have lost a great natriotic
American. a great world figure the
most commandinr nersona1itv in onr
nuhIic hfo since Tinco,, mourr hi.
as a ncrsonol loss
crNArop 90 vtsoo,s,
, .I-a I.
,.or, rroa, on,anttr tor az ra.ion
IA. t,ina.s g.. fason e. an t,,,
,.Iior. ,ha. ri, uraan, na,a,
,nirht hona hoan to "a fmtrra
49, =, u ,u ~,
H',"'' ne
ie"th VI ,'l""'i ic"oSeN'lt ~ 'He loss
" f''". n'n, " " E''at io!''' am"
,,t iosS VI - graz o'"e"t !" America
w NO M" may nave 5
olone' h"'SrNel' on party lhcs
p"1!l'cal pr.hc'pleS, an must c'rt'tF
-nat ms nSnt ioL clean''"eSs an" inttS- !
~ :" p""''O -. w." "u' - ~ t"' \
ia'oh VI c"rr"ptlo" IN pupiIc "nilrS' d
All mus AUNT 'nat ms iaporS 10 i"rce
'oru"r"te H'"hop"'E l" Eitiu 10 PrlNate
Neliare ana personal rlGhts started $
ms country "poh inc course OF Justice
SENATOR HAitDlNG or ono He
vas one of the foremost citizens of the d
world, in a most extraordinary era. {
md he was the most vigorous and
American OF his time. r