July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Adler:

I deeply appreciate your letter and I appreciate the editorial.    I sincerely hope that your boy may come back safely to you.

Faithfully yours,



Mr. H, C. Adler,
Chattanooga Times,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
991



July 30th, 1918.





Dear Mr. Anderson:
                      Colonel Roosevelt directs me 
to acknowledge with thanks and appreciation 
your very kind letter.
                                      Sincerely yours,


                                                 Secretary.


Mr. William H. Anderson,
Anti-Saloon League of N.Y.
906 Broadway, City.






285American's Creed 


July 30th, 1918.





Dear Mr. Andrews:
                      Colonel Roosevelt is away for a 
couple of weeks.     In the meantime, I am sending 
you this formal acknowledgment.
                                  yours,


                                             Secretary.


Mr. Mathew Page Andrews,
The American's Creed,
849 Park Avenue
Baltimore, Md.








335Negroes

July 30th, 1918.





My dear Mr.  Arant:
                      I thank you, and through you 
I wish to thank the members of the 
colored K. P., for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,



Mr. H. Arant,
Pine Bluff, Ark.








215Beyrouts Soc


July 30th, 1918.





My dear Dr. Barbour:-
                                      I deeply appreciate 
your telegram and thank you for it.
                                        Faithfully yours,




Dr. Najib Barbour, Pres.,
Beyrouts Society,
Brooklyn, N. Y.








2422
July 30th, 1918.





My dear Mrs. Bartlett:
                      We thank you and we mourn 
with you in the loss of your son.
                               Faithfully yours,



Mrs. Mary J. Bartlett,
Hawthorne, N.Y.











5586[*Sp War Vet*]
                                                     
July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Commander:
               
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Fitzhugh Lee Camp
No. 15, for your kind message.
                            
Faithfully yours,


Mr. M. Bates, Commander,
[United Spanish War Veterans,]
Fitzhugh Lee Camp No. 15,
Tulsa, Okla.July 30th, 1918




Dear Mr. Battle:
                     Colonel Roosevelt is away for
a week or two.    I know that he intends to
include a contribution from the Nobel Peace
Prize Fund, to the War Fund of the Salvation
Army.
                                Sincerely yours,


                                           Secretary.


Mr. George Gordon Battle,
Salvation Army
122 West 14th Street, City.









2529July 30th, 1918.





My dear Mrs. Baugham:
                      We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss of your son.
                             Faithfully yours,



Mrs. Mary A, Baugham
Washington, D.C.














3297S
N
Beetan
                                                         July 30th, 1918.




My dear Mr.  President:
                      I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the United 
Syrian Society of New York, for you
kind message.
                               Faithfully yours,


Mr. K. Boetan, Pres.,
United Syrian Society,
258 Broadway,
New York.








3874July 30th, 1916.





My dear Mrs. Bernhardt:
                       I value your telegram, and 
appreciate your having communicated
with me.
                                Faithfully yours,


Mrs. Sarah Bernhardt,
San Francisco, Calif.












25114457

July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Bethel:
Your letter of July 23rd has arrived
in Colonel Roosevelt's absence from the city.
He will be away for two or three weeks. In
the meantime, I desire to advise you that
unless Colonel Roosevelt is personally acquainted
with your fitness for the position sought, it
will not be possible for him to give you the
letter you request; otherwise, his letters
would be valueless. If it is a thing he
can do, however, you may be sure he will gladly
accede.

Sincerely yours,


Secretary.

Mr. Walter R. Bethel,
c/o H. C. Bethel,
147 Ninth Avenue, North,
Nashville, Tenn.Bishop

                                                 July 30th, 1918.





Dear Farnham:
                       That's a very nice note of yours.
We appreciate it to the full.
                                    Faithfully yours,




Mr. Farnham Bishop,
Instructor's Company No. 5,
Camp Joseph E. Johnston,
Jacksonville, Fla.










17551845

July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Borglum:
                     
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
acknowledge receipt of your very courteous
letter and to say that he has taken Mrs.
Roosevelt up to Maine for a couple of
week's stay.
                                      
Sincerely yours,

                                                 
Secretary.


Mr. Gutzon Borglum,
166 East 38th Street,
New York.





July 30th, 1918





My dear Mr. Boyle:
                      Your letter really touches me
and I thank you for it.
                                    Faithfully yours,



Mr. William O Boyle
c/o Squire, Sanders & Dempsey,
Cleveland, Ohio.










5741July 30th, 1918






Dear Miss Clark:
                     I appreciate the poem, and I 
thank you for sending it to me.
                                       Faithfully yours,




Miss Eva Marie Clark,
Wardwell Street,
Stanford, Conn.









1905
6892July 30th, 1918.





Gentleman:
                        Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt
deeply appreciate the kind letter of the 
Columbus Volunteers.
                                         Sincerely yours,





Columbus Volunteers of New York,
171 Cherry Street,
New York.










6978July 30th, 1918.





My dear Mr. Bridges:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Chicago Ethical
Society, for your kind message,
                                Faithfully yours,



Mr. Horace J. Bridges,
Chicago Ethical Society,
5 S. Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.











9934July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. and Mrs. Campbell:
                      
We thank both of you and we mourn
with you in the loss of your boy.
                                  
Faithfully yours,


Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Campbell,
Kenilworth, Ill.



935July 30th, 1918.




My dear Mr. Campbell:
                      I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, for your kind
message.
                               Faithfully yours,



Mr. Bruce A. Campbell,
Grand Exulted Ruler,
Benevolent & Protective Order of Elks,
East St. Louis, Ill.









936July 30th, 1918.





My dear Mr. Governor:
                      I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the people of Kansas,
for your kind message.
                                          Faithfully yours,



Hon. Arthur Cappar, Governor,
Topeka, Kans.











9937July 30th, 1918.





Gentlemen:
                       I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Local Board for the
City of Newport, and for your kind message.
                                               Faithfully yours,



Mr. Thos. P. Carrothers,
Mr. John Todd,
Mr. Louis T. Widwig,
Miss Frances L. Taylor,
Local Board for City of Newport,
Room 21, Court House,
Newport, Ky.







49938July 30th, 1918.




My dear Mrs. Conway:
                       I value your letter and I thank
you for it.
                                            Faithfully yours,



Mrs. J. Stockton Conway,
Monkton, Md.













49939[*Conway*]

July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Commander:
                      
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the ex-confederate
veterans of Camp J. C. G. Key No. 156,
Gonzales Company, for your kind message.
                                     
Faithfully yours,


Mr. J. S. Conway, Commander,
Camp J. C. G. Key No. 156,
Gonzales Company,
Gonzales, Tex.



9940July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Coolidge:
                
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the people of Massachusetts,
for your kind message.
                  
Faithfully yours,


Mr. Calvin Coolidge,
Acting Governor of Mass.
Boston, Mass.


941July 30th, 1918.

Dear Sergeant Cooper:

Colonel Roosevelt sends you his
regards and his deep appreciation.

Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Sgt. George W. Cooper,
U. S. A. Hospital No. 16,
New Haven, Conn.

9942July 30th, 1918.

My dear Miss Cortez:

I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the Board,
Argentine Committee, for your kind
message.

Faithfully yours,

Miss Elisa Cortez, Secy.,
Argentine Department,
Y.W.C.A.
600 Lexington Avenue, City.

943July 20th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Dale:
I beg to acknowledge receipt of
your letter of July 24th with enclosure, and
to advise you that Colonel Roosevelt is away
for two or three weeks.
Sincerely yours,
Secretary.

Mr. Samuel B. Dale,
Textiles Co.,
79 Milk Street
Boston, Mass.

4July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Davis:
              
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Arkansas D. A. R.
and the United Daughters of 1812, for
your kind message.
                           
Faithfully yours,



Mrs. S. P. Davis,
Arkansas D. A. R.
United Daughters of 1812,
Little Rock, Ark.



9945July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. De Groot:
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me.
Faithfully yours,


Mr. M. B. De Groot,
2233 Wightman Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.

946July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Devendorf:
                    
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
                      
Faithfully yours,
                      
Mr. Irving R. Devendorf,
Supreme Court Chambers,
Herkimer, N.Y.


947July 30th, 1918.

My dear Miss Dow:
                      
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Woman's Committee of
the Council of National Defense, for
your kind message.

                               
Faithfully yours,



Miss Annie May Banks Dow,
Acting Chairman, Women's Committee,
120 West Adams Street,
Chicago, Ill,


48July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Drouet:
                 
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me.
                       
Faithfully yours,



Mrs. Henry Drouet,
258 Riverside Drive,
New York City.

949July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dunn:-
                         
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
                             
Faithfully yours,



Mr. Arthur W. Dunn,
Western Newspaper Union,
1119 Woodward Bldg.
Washington, D,C.

950July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dyer:
                 
Mrs. Roosevelt and I thank you
for your letter, and we thank you for
letting us see the editorial.
                            
Faithfully yours,



Mr. George C. Dyer,
The Censor,
Wright Bldg.,
St. Louis, Mo.

51July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Earnest:
                 
That's a mighty nice letter of
yours, and I thank you for it.   That's a
fine reply of yours and I thank you for
letting me see it.
                           
Faithfully yours,



Mr. D. C. Earnest,
Dallas, Tex.

9952July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Easley:
                
I beg to acknowledge receipt of
your Secretary's letter and the enclosures
which were under separate cover.  Colonel
Roosevelt will go into this matter upon his
return from Maine.
                               
Sincerely  yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Ralph M. Easley,
Metropolitan Tower, 33rd Floor,
New York City.

953July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Emerson:
                    
In Colonel Roosevelt's absence
from the city I desire to acknowledge with 
thanks and appreciation your very kind letter
with enclosure. 
                            
Sincerely yours,


Secretary.

Mr. Harrington Emerson,
30 Church Street,
New York.

49954July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Fielding:
                       
I am glad that you agree with me
about the Governorship.
              
With hearty thanks,
                         
Faithfully yours,


Mr. George T. Fielding,
2186 Loring Place,
New York.


955July 30th, 1918.

My dear Miss Finnigan:
                    
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the officers and
members of Almira Townsend Auxiliary, No.3,
United Spanish War Veterans, for your
kind message.
                                     
Faithfully yours,



Miss Emma Finningan, Secy.
Almira Townsend Auxiliary No.3,
U.S.W.V.
San Francisco, Calif.

9956July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Florinsky: 
                            
I value your telegram, and
appreciate your having communicated with
me.
                           
Faithfully yours,



Mr. D. Florinsky,
Russian Vice Consul,
New York.

957July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Frauenstall:

I thank you, and through you 
I wish to thank the Womans Committee
of the Council of National Defense of
Arkansas, for your kind message.

Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Joe. Frauenstall, State Chairman,
Woman's Committee,
Council of National Defense,
Little Rock, Ark.

58July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Frey:
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me. 

Faithfully yours,

Mr. S. C. Frey,
The York Dispatch,
York, Pa.

959July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Fuller:
I thank you for your letter, but
it is not possible for me to undertake that
kind of work just now. You doubtless have
seen my published statement.

Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Ella G. Hull Fuller,
324 West 107th Street,
New York City.

960July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Creer:
You should communicate that
information to the War Department. Of course
I have no influence in such matters.

Faithfully yours,

Mr. M. W. Creer, 
110 West 40th Street,
New York City.

9961[*Gusman*]

July 30th, 1918.

My dear young friend:
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me. 

Faithfully yours,

Miss Alzira Jean Gusman,
1408 Avenue I,
Galveston, Texas.

962July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mrs. Hale:
I thank you for your very kind
note. I distinctly remember your calling
at the hospital last winter, and in relation
to my niece, she has been away for the
past six weeks.

Sincerely yours,

Mrs. Eleanor W. Hale,
355 Front Street,
Chicopee, Mass.

63July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Harbourt:
That's mighty nice of you. I
thank you and deeply appreciate your kindness.

Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. M. ?Harbourt,
Richmond, Ohio.

9964July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hiester:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of Graco
Reformed Church, for your kind message.

Faithfully yours,

Mr. John P. Hiester,
223 North Austin Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.

965July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hippisley:
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. A. M. Hippisley,
Auburn, New York.

966July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hoadley:
That's a mighty nice letter of
yours. I thank you for letting me see
the article.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. B. W. Headley,
1500 - 47th Street,
Des Moines, Iowa.

967Hyde

July 30th, 1918.

My dear Ma[a]dames:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Women's Republican
State Committee, for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Janette A. Hyde, Chairman,
Miss Sarah Eddington, Secy.,
Woman's Republican State Committee,
Salt Lake City, Utah.

68July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Irwin:
In Colonel Roosevelt's absence
from the office I am acknowledging the
receipt of your letter of July 23rd. Colonel
Roosevelt took Mrs. Roosevelt up to Maine
a week ago, and I expect that they will
remain there for two or three weeks.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. James M. Irwin,
Quincy, Ill.

969July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Jackson:
We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss on your son.
Faithfully yours,

HON. M. B. Jackson,
Legislative Assembly,
Victoria, B.C.

970July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Jacobs:

I thank you. May your two 
gallant boys come back to you.

Faithfully yours,

Mr. Wm. V. Jacobs,
Glenew, Ill.

49971July 30th, 1918.

Dear Comrade:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Colonel A. L. Kline
Camp No. 99, United Spanish War Veterans,
for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William J. Keating,
269 Skillman Street,
Brooklyn, N.Y.

9972July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Kelly:

Why don't you get into touch with
your Congressman or Senator? Of course, I
have no influence with the Administration.

Faithfully yours,

Mr. Joseph Herbert Kelly,
c/o Dubuque Times-Journal,
Dubuque, Iowa.

9973July 30th, 1918.

My dear General King:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the officers and men
at the Wisconsin Camp of Instruction Unit,
for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

General Charles King, Commanding,
Camp Douglas, Wis.

49974July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. King:
Is accordance with your request,
Colonel Roosevelt's address is Dark Harbor,
Maine. 

Sincerely yours,

Mr. John T. King,
Bridgeport, Conn.

49975July 30th, 1918.

My dear M. Liebert:
I thank you for sending me
the telegram of M. Gambon. May I ask
that you send him the enclosed?
Faithfully yours,

M. Gaston Liebert,
French Consul General,
10 Bridge Street,
New York City.

9976July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Locklin:
That's very kind of you. I
thank you, and very much appreciate your
courtesy. 
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John L. Locklin,
36 Gold Street,
New York.

49977July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Matthews:
I am deeply touched by your
telegram and I thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Jerry A. Matthews,
Washington, D.C.

9978July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. McKennell:
We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss of your son.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. T. P. McKennell,
Carthage N.C.

979July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Mejia:
I value your cable, and 
appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Ramos Mejia,
Buenos, Aires, S.A.

9980July 30th, 1918.

Dear Miss Meloney:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
thank you for your note and to say that some
time later on when he is coming into his office
again, he will be glad to have you stop
by for a moment.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Miss Marie M. Meloney,
The Woman's Magazine,
3 MacDougal Street,
New York City.

49981July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Miller:
I appreciate the poem, and I
thank you for sending it to me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. R. Miller,
1316 North 6th Street,
Harrisburg, Pa.

9982July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Quartermaster:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the men of Lee Forby Camp
No.1, United Spanish War Veterans of
Omaha, for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Perry Miller, Quartermaster,
Lee Forby Camp No.1,
Omaha, Nebr.

9983July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Montgomery:
We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss of your son.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. H. Montgomery,
Bartlesville, Okla.

49984July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Morrison:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. G. N. Morrison,
1 Algonquia Avenue,
Toronto, Canada.

9985July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Mortimer:
That's a mighty nice letter of
yours, and I thank you for it. But I could
not possibly accept the nomination for the
Governorship. By this time you have
probably seen my published letter.
Sincerely yours,

Mr. F. C. Mortimer,
314 Lockwood Avenue,
New Rochelle, N.Y.

9986July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Myers:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. L. Myers,
U.S. Senate,
Washington, D.C.

9987July 30th, 1918.

New York Telephone Co.,
72 East 42nd Street,
New York City.
Gentlemen:
With reference to y remittance
to you of July 6th for $15.70, I neglected
to say that that amount covered toll charged
from April 17th to May 16th,inclusive.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

988July 30, 1918.

My dear Mr. Nicholls:
We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss of your son.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George W. Nicholls,
Spartansburg, S.C.

9989July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Chairman:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Four Minute Men of
Chicago, for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Ernest Palmer, Chairman,
Four Minute Men of Chicago,
Chicago, Ill.

9990July 30th, 1918.

My dear Miss President:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the New York City Colony
of New England Women, for your kind
message.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Sara A. Palmer, Pres.,
N.Y.C. Colony of New England Women,
New York City.

Send to 
308 West 93rd St.

9991
July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Parsons:
Colonel Roosevelt thanks you
and deeply appreciates the message of the
students and faculty of the Indiana State
Normal School.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. William W. Parsons, Press.
Indiana State Normal School,
Terre Haute, Ind. 

9992July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Payne:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the Board
of Directors, of the Associated Commercial
Travelers of America, for your kind
message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George Henry Payne,
Associated Commercial Travelers of America,
345 Fifth Avenue, City.

993July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. and Mrs. Reisinger:
I thank you both and appreciate
your message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. ad Mrs. Curt H. Reisinger,
993 Park Avenue,
New York City.

9994July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Chairman:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the
Republican Territorial Convention, for
your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. A. G. M. Robertson, Chairman,
P. S. F.
Honolulu, H.I.

9995July 30th, 1918.

Gentlemen:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Berkley Defense
Corps, for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Victor J. Robertson, Pres.,
Mr. V. R. McHale, Secy.,
Berkely Defense Corps,
Berkley, Calif.

996July 30th, 1918.

My dear Judge Sanford:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Judge Edward T. Sanford,
U.S. District Court,
Knoxville, Tenn.

9997July 30th,

1918.

Dear Mr. Sayler:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
acknowledge with thanks and appreciation
your very kind letter.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Walter F. Sayler,
4 Rutland Square,
Boston, Mass.

9998July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Saxe:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
acknowledge with thanks and appreciation your
very kind letter with enclosure.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Sigmond Saxe,
18 East 41st Street,
New York.

999July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. St. Clair:
It is out of the question for me
to write something. Won't you please
take the things I have said again and again
in my speeches and articles about the Liberty
bonds? Make any extract that you wish 
and send it to me and I will sign it. That
is the way to do really good work.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Labert St. Clair,
Treasury Department,
Washington, D.C.

000July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Scheider:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
thank you for your very kind letter. He
appreciates also your kindness in sending
the enclosure. That was a splendid effort on
the part of that very young boy!
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. E. F. Schneider,
Cleveland Southwestern & Columbus Ry. Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.

001July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Chairman:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Republican State
Assembly, for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Karl C. Schuyler, Chairman,
Republican State Assembly,
Colorado Springs, Colo.

002July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Sheets:
I am entirely ashamed of myself for
not sooner having sent you the enclosed check
covering charges re. my chair from Washington
to New York. I can't begin to tell you of
the great deluge of work I found here and it
just seemed almost impossible to get out from
under it.
That was a lovely lunch at the
Shoreham. I enjoyed it so much and I sincerely
trust I may be able to do something for your
friend, Mrs. Maddux, some time. Re. the position
about which I spoke to her; there is no further
word on just now; and we may not know anything
more definite for another mouth or two. You
may be sure, however, I shall bear her in mind
always.
Sincerely yours,

Mr. H. H. Sheets,
Southern Bldg.,
Washington, D.C.

03July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Sherman:
Colonel Roosevelt thanks you, but
it is not possible for me to go into anything
additional at this time.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Hamilton Sherman,
Waverly, Pa.

04July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Slocum:
I had hoped to be able to write
you sooner relative to your  very kind invitation
for Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt, but it has just
simply been impossible. You haven't an idea
of the deluge of mail.
Just a few days before I left for
White Sulphur. Mrs. Derby and her two small
children went up to Maine for the summer. When
the news about her brother was received, she
came down at once to her mother and father and
she insisted that they return with her for a 
couple of weeks. They are in Maine now, but I
am sure that they would enjoy White Sulphur,
and some time in the future (perhaps in the fall)
I hope they may be able to go down for a very
quiet time and rest. I will let both you and
Mr. Trumbull know the moment I see an opening.
With many thanks to you, and with kind
regards to both Mrs. Slocum and you,
Sincerely yours,

Mr. J. Howard Slocum,
Resident Manager,
Hotel Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va.

05July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Small:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
acknowledge with thanks your very kind letter
and to return your enclosure herewith.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. J. Henry Small, Genl.Agt.,
Penn Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
307 World Bldg., City.

06July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Spohn:-
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Frank M. Spohn,
Chemical Construction Co.,
30 East 42nd Street,
City.

007July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Starr:
We thank you, and we mourn
with you in the loss of your son.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Merritt Starr,
Chicago, Ill.

08July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. President:
I thank you, ad through you
I wish to thank the members of the
Aero Club of Pennsylvania, for your 
kind message. 
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Joseph A. Steinmetz, Pres.,
areo Club of Penn.
Philadelphia, Pa.

09July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Stillwell:
I thank you and I hope your boy
will come back safely to you.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. L. Stillwell,
Erie, Kans.

10July 30th, 1918.

My dear sor Thompson:
I wish I could assist you, but
unfortunately I cannot. I suggest that
you get into communication with your
Congressman or Senator. 
Sincerely yours,

Prof. Garrett W. Thompson,
601 West 137th Street,
New York City.

11
July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. Trumbull:
Colonel Roosevelt desires me to
thank you and to assure you on his very deep
appreciation.
I found upon my return that Mrs. Derby
(who had gone up to Maine with her two small
children before my departure for the south) had
come down when the news regarding her brother 
was received, and she insisted that Colonel and
Mrs. Roosevelt go back with her for two or three
weeks. They are in Maine now, but I shall 
try to get Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt to go down
to your lovely hotel some time later on, and 
if you will let me know your address, I will
get in touch with you when the appropriate time
comes.
Sincerely yours,

Mr. Frank Trumbull,
Hotel Greenbrier,
White Sulphur Springs, W.Va.

12July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Vivian:
I am sorry, but it just is not
possible for me to make another speaking
engagement. You have no idea of the
demands upon my time.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. F. Vivian, Chairman,
Republican State Central Com.,
Brown Palace Hotel,
Denver, Colo.

013July 30th, 1918.

Dear Mr. von Tagen:
Colonel Roosevelt directs me to
acknowledge with thanks and appreciation
your very kind letter and copy of your letter
to Mr. Hays.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.
Mr. Charles H. von Tagen,
6334 Ogontz Avenue, 
Philadelphia, Pa.
14July 30th, 1918.

My dear Judge Wasson:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours.

Judge Henry G. Wasson,
Court of Common Pleas,
5th Judicial District of Penn.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.

5July 30th, 1918.

Gentlemen:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of Palisade
Lodge No. 571, I. O. O. F. of Yonkers,
for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Harry L. Weir, Noble Grand,
Mr. William H. Rice, Secy.,
Palisade Lodge No. 571,
I. O. O. F.
Yonkers, N.Y.

6July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Whish:
I appreciate your letter and the 
clipping. Give my warm regards to your
wife.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John D. Whish.
167 Lancaster Street,
Albany, N.Y.July 30th, 1918.

My dear Captain Wight:
I thank you for your very kind
letter. What wouldn't I give to face the 
danger in this crisis with my sons?
No doubt you have seen my
published statement relative to the Governorship
matter, by this time.
Faithfully yours,

Capt. Ira E. Wight,
9th Battalion, 163rd Depot Bgd.
Camp Dodge, Iowa.

018July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Wilcox:
I thank you for your very kind
letter.
I am glad that you agree with me
about the Governorship. I could not
possibly undertake anything of the kind at
the present time.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Ansley Wilcox, 
684 Ellicott Square,
Buffalo, New York.

19July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Wilson:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Willard O. Wilson,
347 Madison Avenue,
City.July 30th, 1918.

My dear Mr. Yervant:
That's most kind of you. I
thank you. I deeply appreciate your letter
and the editorial.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Hratch Yervant,
"Bahag"
814 Old South Bld.,
Boston, Mass.

21July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Agner:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boys will some home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Carrie L. Agner,
379 West 127th Street,
New York City.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Aldridge:-
I deeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. George W. Aldridge,
Rochester, N.Y.187

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Allen:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. Manning Allen,
Tama, Iowa.1038

July 31st, 1913.

My dear Mr. Allen:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William T. Allen,
Augusta, Ga.1056

July 31st, 1916.

My dear Miss Armhold:-
I deeply appreciate
your card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Nettie E. Armhold,
Nixon Apartments,
Atlantic City, N.JJ834

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Atkinson:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours.

Mr. Morace L.B. Atkinson,
Union Trust Bldg.,
Washington, D.C.968

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Babcock:
I thank you for your message,
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Courtlandt Babcock,
641 Jefferson Street,
Milwaukee, Wis.1706

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Baldwin:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. Edward D. Baldwin,
242 House of Representatives,
Washington, D.C.3622

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Barker:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Rodman Barker,
Fort Royal Avenue,
Roxboro, Pa.3378

July 31st, 1918.

Gentlemen:-
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Barton & Barton,
838-840 Memphis Trust Company,
Memphis, Tenn.5930

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Barton:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. R. M. Barton,
838 Memphis Trust Bldg.,
Memphis, Tenn.5937

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bates:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Arthur L. Bates,
Moadville, Pa.3245

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Beard:-
Iddeeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Dan Beard,
Rowlands, Pa.2949

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Beck:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William Beck,
The George De Wele Company,
Fort Wayne, Ind.3913

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bement:
I thank you and Mrs. Bement
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Edward N. Bament,
36 Pearl Street,
Eartford, Conn.5541

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bennett:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home 
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George Bennett,
Iowa Conservation Ass'n,
Iowa City, Iowa.5871

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bevan:-
I deeply appreciate your 
telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Arthur Dean Bevan,
Chicago, Ill.5584

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Biggs:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Richard J. Biggs,
112 South Street,
Baltimore, Md.4594

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Bingham:-
I deeply appreciate 
your card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Alonzo E. Bingham,
239 New York Avenue,
Brooklyn, N.Y.
2999

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bloodgood:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Wheeler P. Bloodgood,
Mitchell Bldg.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
5788

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Bolee:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boys will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. J. H. Bolee,
Wyanewood, Pa.3514

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bondy:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Joseph Bondy,
Twin Lakes Farm,
P.O. Star Lake, N.Y.5487

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Senator Borah:
I thank you and Mrs. Corah
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. William E. Borah,
U. S. Senate,
Washington, D.C.
5745

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Boyer:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Rev. J. W. Boyer,
Reynoldsburg, Ohio.1912

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Brewer;
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Robert Brewer,
First National Bank Bldg.,
Chicago, Ill.

4738

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Brewster:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Frederick C. Brewster, Jr.,
Conanicut Yacht Club,
Jamestown, R.I.4731

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Brock:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Marjorie Elliot Brock,
Stanley Farm,
Abington, Pa.
5708

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Brown:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. M. W. Brown,
Arma, Ill.
Arma,1931

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Buckingham:-
I deeply appreciate
your message and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Rev. George S. Buckingham,
Ottawa, Canada.
1294

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Captain Buckler:
I thank you and Mrs. Buckler
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Capt. George Buckler,
A. T. Service,
104 Broad Street,
New York.

1296

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Buning:
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. L. L. Buning,
1211 Aroh Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.5014

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Burnitt:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Alice A. Burnitt,
600S Calumet Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.1228

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Buttle:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Alicia Buttle,
Trevoose, Pa.4832

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Chappel:
I thank you and Mrs. Chappel
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. D. Chappel,
1136 Holley Court,
Oak Park, Ill.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Clapper:
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. O. L. Clapper,
Methodist Episcopal Church,
Pesotum, Ill.
902July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr.& Mrs. Clark:-
I deeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. & Mrs. E. S. Clark,
Prescott, Arizona.

890July 31st, 1912.

My dear Mr. Clifton:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the David
Protestant Episcopal Church of New York,
for your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Rev. E. G. Clifton,
David Protestant Episcopal Church,
New York.

44July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Cloud:-
I deeply appreciate your your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. F. D. Cloud,
Northbrae Improvement Club,
Berkeley, California.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Collins:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. A. Collins,
Morrisville, Pa.

6988July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Crane:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. D. M. Crane,
Whaley & Crane,
643 Brooklyn Avenue,
Detroit, Mich.

8718July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Crumbaugh:
I thank you and Mrs. Crumbaugh
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. J. W. Crumbaugh,
812 Equitable Bldg.,
Wilmington, Del.

8582July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Cadot:
I thank you and Mrs. Cadot
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your telegram and value
it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. P. M. Cadot,
Curtis Court, (325)
Minneapolis, Minn.

22July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Cairns:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. S. Robert Cairns,
267 Belleville Avenue,
Newark, N.J.

023July 31st, 1918.

Gentlemen:
I wish to thank you for your 
kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Council of Defense, 
Calaveras County, 
San Diego, Calif.

24July 31st, 1916.

My dear Mr. Callison:-
I deeply appreciate your
card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Adolph W. Callison,
1288 Bay Street,
Rosebank, S.I.

25July 31st, 1918.

My dear M. Gambon:
I am deeply touched by your
thoughtful and kindly cable. I thank
you with all my heart.
Faithfully yours,

M. Jules Gambon,July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Campbell:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. T. Campbell,
Over First National Bank,
Bristol, Tenn.

27July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Campbell:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. E. Campbell,
Delaware, Ohio.

28July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Carroll:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Dorr H. Carroll
Minot, N.D.

9July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Carter:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. P. Carter,
Winchester, Va.

030July 31st, 1918.

Gentlemen:
I wish to thank the Celaveras
County Council of Defense for your 
kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Council of Defense,
Calaveras County,
San Diego, Calif.

31July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Cowen:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours.

Mr. Harry Cowen,
941 Hyde Park Blvd.,
Chicago, Ill.

32July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. De Pass:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. S. S. De Pass,
2100 Consumers Bldg.,
Chicago, Ill.

33Devonshire

July 31st, 1918.

Your Highness:
I am very deeply touched
by your thoughtful and kindly telegram.
I thank you with all my heart.
Faithfully yours,

His Highness,
Duke of Devonshire,
Ottawa, Ont, Canada.

34July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dickinson:
I thank you and Mrs. Dickinson
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Charles M. Dickinson,
South Mountain Park,
Binghamton, N.Y.

35July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dickinson:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Phillip W. Dickinson,
New York Society Library,
109 University Place,
City.

36July 31st, 1916.

My dear Mr. Dingley:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Frank L. Dingley,
Lewiston Journal Co.,
Lewiston, Maine.

37July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dixon:
I deeply appreciate your letter,
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Joseph K. Dixon,
Educational Bureau,
John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia, Pa.

38July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Dixon:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. J. Q. Dixon,
220 Delaware Avenue,
Buffalo, N.Y.

039July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Dole:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Nathan Haskell Dole,
Ogunquit, Maine.

40July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Donovan:-
I deeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Cecilia I. Donovan,
111 West 190 Street,
City.

1Duffield

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Archdeacon:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Archdeacon Roy Garrel Duffield,
64 6th Street,
Garden City, N.Y.

2July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Eglehart:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. D. Stewart Eglehart,
East Willeston

43July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Eheoerria:
I value your telegram, and
appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. Gerardo Eheoerria,
Costa Rica's Belgian Consul,
Washington, D.C.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Ellis:
I thank you and Mrs. Ellis
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William T. Ellis,
Swarthmore, Pa.

45July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Farakos:
I deeply appreciate your letter,
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Nicholas D. Farakos,
223 West 26th Street,
New York.

46July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Fenton:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. S. Hester Fenton,
Suite 33,
38, Westland Avenue,
Boston, Mass.

47July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Fisher:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours.

Mr. James A. Fisher,
234 South 4th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.

8July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. & Mrs. Fitzsimmons:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Fitzsimmons,
Ledro Wooley, Wash.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Folger:
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. E. G. Folger,
242 Liberty Street,
Lowell, Mass.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Judge Gage:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Judge George W. Gage,
Chester, S.C.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Governor Gardner:
I thank you and Mrs. Gardner
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your telegram and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. Frederick D. Gardner,
Executive Department,
Jefferson City, Mo.

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Gibson:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George K. Gibson,
Wausau Sulphate Fibre Co.,
Mosinee, Wis.

53July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Glenson:
I am very deeply touched
by your own personal expression og
sympathy, and by the action of the 
Republican State Committee in the State
of New York. I thank you with all
my heart.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Lafayette D. Gleason,
Republican State Committee,
43 West 39th Street, City.

4
July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Glenn:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. W. Frank Glenn,
509-510 Independent Life Bldg.,
Nashville, Tenn.

55July 31st, 1918.

My dear Admiral Gomez:
I thank you and your family
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and
myself. We appreciate your cable,
and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Admiral Gomez
Valparaiso, Chile.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Green:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. T. H. Green,
Cor. 3rd Street & 5th Avenue, North,
Minneapolis, Minn.

7July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Guilfoyle:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Frank J. Guilfoyle,
Syracuse, N.Y.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Guinn:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. J. Guinn,
Windber, Pa.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Guilliam:-
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Thomas F. Guilliam,
24-25 Bennett Bldg.
Wilkes-Barre, Pa.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Halley:
That is a matter where Governmental
authorities only can act. You should
take it up with the War Department.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Katherine R. Halley,
Room 427, Prudential Bldg.
16 South Burnett Street,
East Orange, N.J.

0061July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Halstead:
I value your cable, and
appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. Albert Halstead,
Consul General,
Stockholm, Sweden.July 31st, 1916.

My dear Mr. Hannellee:
I deeply appreciate your 
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John W. Hannelles,
703 Stoneley Court,
Washington, D.C.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hannes:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William P. Hannes,
The First National Bank,
Bellefonte, Pa.

4July 31st, 1918.

Mesdames:-
I deeply appreciate your
telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Elizabeth Herdensen,
Miss Ida M. Smith,
Millersburg, Ky.July 31st, 1918.

Dear Mr. Haskell:
Colonel Roosevelt took Mrs. Roosevelt
up to Maine last week, and I do not expect
him to return to the city for another week
or two.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Hon. Reuben L. Haskell,
1216 Herkimer Street,
Brooklyn, N.Y.

66July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Havens:
I thank you and your family
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. A. O. S. Havens,
The Moors,
Point Pleasant, N.J.

67
July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Haviland:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Elizabeth D. Haviland,
Audubon, N.J.

68July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Heavenrich:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Sidney F. Heavenrich,
10 Canfield Avenue,
Detroit, Ill.

69July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hemenway:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Z. S. Hemenway,
Hawthorne, Cal.

070July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hill:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. A. Hill,
Valley View Gardena,
Steubenville, Ohio.

71July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hill:
I thank you and Mrs. Hill
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. William H. Hill,
100 Boston Blvd., E.,
Detroit, Mich.

072July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hinckley:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it. 
Faithfully yours,

Mr. H. M. Hinckley,
Danville, Pa.

73July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hinebaugh:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. W. H. Hinebaugh,
401 Life Bldg.,
Ottawa, Ill.

074July 31st, 1918.

My dear Hornaday:-
I deeply apprediate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. T. Hornaday,
The Zoological Park,
City.

075July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Hulings:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Willis J. Rulings,
Oil City, Pa.

076July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Huntington:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. G. Huntington,
Howell, Mich.

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Huston:
I thank you for your message.
I hope you kinsfolk may return safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. S. B. Huston,
803 Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Ore.

78July 31st, 1918.

My dear Governor Jelke:
I thank you and Mrs. Jelke
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter, and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. William D. Jelke,
Birmingham, Ala.

079July 31st, 1918.

My dear MR. Jenkins:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Marion Sackett Jenkins,
451 West End Avenue,
City.

0080July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Kahn:-
I deeply appreciate 
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Otto Kahn,
1100 5th Ave,
City.

081July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Koo:
I value your telegram,
and appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. V. K. Wellington Koo,
Chinese Minister,
Washington, D.C.

82July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. La Mond:
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. P. La Mond,
612 Washington Street,
Natchez, Miss.

083July 31st, 1916.

My dear Mr. Lauder:
I value your cable, and
appreciate your having communicated with
me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Harry Lauder,
Southport, England.

084[*Leach*]

July 31st, 1919.

Gentlemen:

I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the Seventh Ward
Regular Republicans Organization, for
your kind message.

Faithfully yours,



Mr. Henry Leach, Pres.,
Mr. H. Lath, Secy.,
7th Ward, Regular Republicans Org.
Chicago, Ill.

[*085*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Lemly:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. A. Lemly,
219 Church Street,
Winston-Salem, N.C.

86July 31st, 1918.

Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt
greatly regrets
that it is not possible for them
to accept
the kind invitation of
Mr. Adolph Lewisohn
to luncheon
Thursday, August 1st, 1918.

Mr. Adolph Lewisohn,
881 Fifth Avenue,
City.

[*087*]July 31st, 1912.

My dear Sir Thomas:

I value your cable, and
appreciate your having communicated
with me.

Faithfully yours,


Sir Thomas Lipton,
London, England.

[*8*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Mackall:

I thank you and Mr. Mackall
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.

Faithfully yours,



Mrs. Madge Bullock Mackall,
102 West 80th Street,
New York City.

[*9*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Maher:

I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.

Faithfully yours,


Mrs. Kate Boutelle Maher,
5235 Walnut Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.

[*90*][*Malcolm*]

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. President:

I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank the members of the
American United Association of London,
for your kind message.

Faithfully yours,



President Malcolm,
American United Ass'n of London,
London, England.

[*91*]

President Malcolm,
American United Ass'n of London,
London, EnglandJuly 31st, 1918.
My dear Dr. MacInnis:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Dr. John  M. MacInnis,
South Presbyterian Church,
Syracuse, N.Y.
[*92*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. McAriney:

I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.

Faithfully yours,



Mr. Thomas McAriney,
569 Norfolk Street,
Mattapan, Boston, Mass.

[*93*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear [Dean] McClenahan:

I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.

Faithfully yours,





Dean Howard McClenahan,
Princeton University,
Princeton, N.J.

[*094*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. McClure:

I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.

Faithfully yours,




Mr. S. S, McClure,
Union League Club,
New York.

[*095*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. McCusker:

That's a mighty nice letter
of yours. Believe me, I appreciate
it to the full.

Faithfully yours,



Mr. Thomas McCusker,
Employee Association of Oregon,
Oregon Bldg.,
Portland, Ore.


[*096*][*McGovern*]

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Governor:-

I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.

Faithfully yours,



Hon. Francis He McGovern,
1102-1110 Wells Bldg.,
Milwaukee, Wis.

[*097*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. McGrath:

I deeply appreciate your letter 
and thank you for it.

Faithfully yours,




Mr. Eugene McGrath,
212 - 6th Avenue,
New York.

[*98*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. McMillian:
I thank you for the letter and
I mourn with you in the loss of your brother.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. A. McMillian,
Prescott, Ark.

99July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Merrill:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. F. O. Merrill,
190 North Main Street,
St. Albans, Vt.

0100July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Michailovitch:
I value your telegram, and
appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. L. Michailovitch,
Serbian Minister,
Washington, D.C.

01July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Mills:
8 I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Thomas G. Mills,
150 Oxford Street,
Hartford, Conn.

02July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Millspaugh:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. A. L. Millspaugh, Chief Clerk,
Office of Secretary of State,
Springfield, Ill.

03July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Milne:
That's a mighty nice letter of
yours, and a mighty nice editorial. I
thank you for sending it to me.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. E. J. Milne,
North Fork Livestock Ass'n,
North Fork, Nevada.

104July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Minor:
I deeply appreciate your letter,
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Viola V. Minor,
Lonsdale Apt. 304,
Washington, D.C.

5July 31st, 1918.
Your Highness:-
I deeply appreciate your
cable and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Prince of Monaco,
Aix les Baines, France.
[*06*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear M. Monrose:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

M. E.W. Monrose,
Agent Connulaire de France,
Tampa, Florida.

7July 31st, 1918.

My dear Captain Moreira:
I value your telegram, and
appreciate your having communicated with
me.
Faithfully yours,

Capt. Nobrega Moreira, Naval Attache,
c/o Brazilian Embassy,
Washington, D.C.

8July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Nation:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Marion S. Nation,
901 Exchange,
Emporia, Kansas.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Neely:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. F. T. Neely,
Maidstone In.
East Hampton, L.I.July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. O'Brien:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Jay C. O'Brien,
R.F.D. 189,
Brighton, N.Y.July 31st, 1918.

Dear Mr. Oliver:
Colonel Roosevelt is away for 
two or three weeks, and is not easily
accessible, so I cannot submit your telegram
to him until his return.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary,

Mr. W. J. Oliver,
Knoxville, Tenn.

2July 31st, 1918.
My dear Miss O'Reilly:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Miss O'Reilly,
3215 Michigan Avenue,
Chicago, Ill.
[*13*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Major Osterrieth:
I value your telegram,
and appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Major Leon Osterrieth,
Chief of the Belgian Military Mission,
Washington, D.C.

4July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Parks:
I thank you and Mrs. Parks
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George Winant Parks,
Providence, R.I.

115July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Partridge:
I thank you and Mrs. Partridge
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your telegram and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John N. Partridge,
Westport, Conn.

16July 31st, 1918.
Dear Mr. Peace:
Your letter of July 29th [was] is
received, and I beg to advise you that
Colonel Roosevelt is in Maine and will not
return for two or three weeks.
Sincerely yours,
Secretary.
Mr. E. M. Pease,
Syndicate Company Corporation,
156 - 5th Avenue, City.
[*0117*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Senator Penrose:-
I deeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. Boise Penrose,
Philadelphia, Pa.

118July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Minister:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. F. A. Pexet,
12 East 31st Street,
New York City.

19July 31st, 1918.
My dear Mr. Pierce:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Mr. Will Pierce
Office of Quartermaster General of Army,
Washington, D.C.
[*20*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Pike:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. Trevitt Pike,
The Harvey Apts.,
124 Audubon Avenue,
New York.

1July 31st, 1918.
My dear Mr. Press:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Mr. Louis E. Press,
The Lees-Bradner Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
[*2*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Price:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. Byron S. Price,
65 Central Park West,
City.

23July 31st, 1918.

My dear Colonel Reybaud:
I value your telegram,
and appreciate your having communicated
with me.
Faithfully yours,

Colonel E. Reybaud,
Argentine Military Attache,
Washington, D.C.

24July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Bichberg:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Donald R. Richberg,
Harris Trust Bldg.,
Chicago, Ill.

25July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Roberts:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant husband will come
home safely.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Edna Hughes Roberts,
The Garment Weekly,
1188 Broadway, City.

126July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Rooney:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John Jerome Rooney,
233 Broadway, City.

127July 31st, 1918.

Dear Mr. Rosenwald:
Your letter of July 29th is
received during Colonel Roosevelt's absence
in Maine. I desire to assure you of his
appreciation, and upon his return I shall
advise him of its receipt.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Julius Rosenwald,
Council of National Defense,
Washington, D.C.

128July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Rowland:-
I deeply appreciate your 
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours

Mr. Dunbar Rowland,
Dept. of Archive and History,
Jackson, Moss.

129July 31st, 1918. 

My dear Dr. Saba:
I thank you, and through you
I wish to thank your congregation, for
your kind message.
Faithfully yours,

Rev. N. C. Saba,
St. Mary's Syrian American Orthodox Church,
Johnstown, Pa.

30
July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Salmon:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Eva W. Salmon,
1317 Bedford Avenue,
Brooklyn, N.Y.

31July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Salmon:
I deeply appreciate your
telegram, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Eva L. Salmon,
1317 Bedford Avenue,
Brooklyn, N.Y.

132July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Seger:
I thank you and Mrs. Seger
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Hon. George N. Seger, Mayor,
City of Passaic, N.J.

133July 31st, 1918.

My dear Captain Shatcher:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Captain H.M. Shatcher,
Army Piers,
Hoboken, N.J.

34July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Slaght:-
I deeply appreciate 
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. J. M. Slaght,
U.S. Shipping Board,
Washington, D.C.

35

July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Smith:
I deeply appreciate your
telegram, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Ralph W. Smith,
Coronado Bldg.,
Denver, Colo.

136July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Snyder:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. C. Snyder,
Tarn, Iowa.

137July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Stanley:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Charlotte M. Stanley,
233 West 130th Street,
City.

138July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Steinsicek:-
I deeply appreciate
your card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Adele L. Steinsieck,

139July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Stewart:-
I deeply appreciate 
your card ad thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. John A. Stewart,
233 Broadway, City.

0140July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Stiling:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Ackland Stiling,
Atlanta, Ga.

141July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Stone:-
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. James Stone,
Oxford, Mass.

142July 31st, 1918.

Dear Mr. Stratton:
Indeed, I shall show that editorial
to Colonel Roosevelt upon his return from
Maine. I think it's a mighty nice one.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. Leslie A. Stratton,
Coney Island Times,
Stratton Bldg.,
Coney Island, N.Y.

143July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Stryckee:
I deeply appreciate your letter,
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. M. Woolsey Stryckee,
Rome, New York.

144July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Sullivan:
I deeply appreciate your
telegram, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Frank Q. Sullivan,
Pheland Bldg.,
San Francisco, Calif.

45July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Sutherland:-
I deeply appreciate 
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. M. A. F. Sutherland,
Valley Farm,
Peterborough, N.H.

46July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs.Swain:-
I deeply appreciate 
your card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Edward T. Swain,
Renovo, Pa.

147July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Taylor:
I deeply appreciate your letter,
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Edwin Delk Taylor,
119 West 11th Street.
New York.

148July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Tennant:
I deeply appreciate your
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Willis H. Tennant,
White Bldg.,
Buffalo, N.Y.

149July 31st, 1918.

My dear Count Teraouchi:
I am deeply touched by your
thoughtful and kindly cable. I thank
you with all my heart.
Faithfully yours,

Count Teraouchi,
Tokio, Japan.

0July 31st, 1918.

My dear Count Teraouchi:-
I deeply appreciate
your telegram and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Count Teraouchi
Tokio, Japan.

151July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Thornton:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours, 

Mr. C. A. Thornton,
Brewton, Ala.

50152July 31st, 1918.

Dear Mr. Tice:
This is to acknowledge your letter
of July 27th to Colonel Roosevelt, and to
advise you he is in Maine for two or three
weeks.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

Mr. George W. Tice,
608 F. P. Smith Bldg.,
Flint, Mich.

0153July 31st, 1918.

Gentlemen:
I am sorry, but Colonel Roosevelt
is out os reach and will not return to
the city for two or three weeks.
Sincerely yours,

Secretary.

The Toledo Times,
Toledo, Ohio.

0154July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Upshur:
I thank you and Mrs. Upshur
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George L. Upshur,
1790 Broadway,
New York.

50155July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Van der Weyde:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. W. M. Vander Weyde,
12 East 15th Street,
City.

50156July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Vanderpool:
I deeply appreciate your letter
and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. George B. Vanderpool,
Chatham, N.Y.

50157July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Van Derveer:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. G. W. Van Derveer,
34 Garden Street,
Mount Holly, N.J.

50158July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Van Oretel:
I thank you and Mrs. Van Orstel
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your telegram and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Josiah A. Van Orstel,
Beatrice, Nebr.

50159
July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Van Zile:
I thank you and Mrs. Van Zile
on behalf of Mrs. Roosevelt and myself.
We appreciate your letter and value it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Edward S. Van Zile,
The Milwaukee Club,
Milwaukee, Wis.

160July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Wade:
I deeply appreciate your
Night Letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Howard G. Wade,
Denver, Colo.

0161July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Warner:-
I am very deeply touched
by your thoughtful and kindly telegram. I
thank you with all my heart.
Faithfully yours,

Mrs. Louise Warner,
21 Thompson Street,
New Haven, Conn.

50162July 31st, 1918.

My dear Miss Weaver:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant brother will come
home safely.
Faithfully yours,

Miss Grace Weaver,
3548 Kedzie Blvd.,
Chicago, Ill.

163July 31st, 1916.
My dear Mr. Wheeler:
I deeply appreciate your 
letter, and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Mr. W. B. Wheeler,
Anti-Saloon League of America,
30 Bliss Bldg.,
Washington, D.C.

[*64*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Dr. Williams:
I thank you for your message.
I hope your gallant boy will come home
safely.
Faithfully yours,

Dr. L. A. Williams,
Third Ave. &26th Street
Huntington, W. Va.

0165July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mrs. Wilmer:-
I deeply appreciate
your card and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours.

Mrs. Pere Wilmer, Sr.,
14 Majestic Apartments,
Baltimore, Md.

0166July 31st, 1918.

My dear Comrade:
I deeply appreciate your
letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. D. H. Wingo,
Clinton, Iowa.

50167July 31st, 1918.
My dear Mr. Youmans:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,
Mr. George F. Youmans
604-605 Merchants National Bank Bldg.,
Fort Smith, Ark.
[*0168*]July 31st, 1918.

My dear Mr. Zeigler:-
I deeply appreciate
your letter and thank you for it.
Faithfully yours,

Mr. Marshall F. Zeigler,
Route 5,
Hagerstown, Md.

0169