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IZE317211 THE ChICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1919. 2 ,1 II The elder and better known of the Roosevelt girls is Alice, Col. Roosevelt, a devoted father, probably was happiest in the role of grandfather. He is shown holding Kermit jr. Mrs: Roosevelt.

formerly Edith Kermit Carow, was married wife of Nicholas Longworth. and Richard Derby, the latter the son of his daughter, Ethel. 1886. With her is one of her grandsons. i t.

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Capt. Archibald Roosevelt, the third son, who served the American expeditionary force, was severely wounded ip.r:d gassed last March and is now home on invalid leave. Cqpt. Archibald the third son, who served Capt. Kermit, the second son, who served as a volunteer with the British forces in.

Mesopotamia and Palestine. He was cited for bravery. He later obtained a U. S. commission.

xuernut. me second, son, wno served as a volunteer with the British forces in. Mesopotamia and Palestine. He was for bravery. He later obtained a U.

S. commission. 471 Cant le rlm i t. call" AllYh iN CO.rtr A. Lieut.

Quentin, the youngest son, was killed in a with several German airplanes on July 14, 1918, near Thierry, and was buried by the enemy where he fell. Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt the eldest son, served with army in France and was wounded in the taking of Can-cited tigny, May 28, 1918, and again later. PRESERVE THIS SECTION.

IT PICTURES A HISTORIC EVE 1- v.v.,.