Show EUROPEAN VIEWS OF ROOSEVELT'S MESSAGE I LONDON Dec 3 Some L-Some Some of oC the London newspapers regard President Roosevelt's Roose Roose- veils velt's message as a disappointment dl Inasmuch in inasmuch inasmuch In- In as ho he adopts a cautious and conservative policy rather than a are revolutionary rev rev- r one in dealing with the trust question and the tariff question On I the whole however er while carefully examining examining examining ex ex- ex- ex the message in detail there is not a n stron strong disposition on the part of oC the press to strongly criticise it The general impression is that President Pre Pres ident noo Roosevelt vet has been Influenced b by bythe bythe the warning echoes of oC the last elections and that he seeks to attract rather than attempt to compel the support of or Con Congress lessA less A leading paper says The message Is more remarkable for the lofty IdealIsm IdealIsm idealism Ideal- Ideal Ism of oC Its language e than for any boldness holdness bold hold ness In Its Us specific recommendations The Presidents President's enunciation of oC the foreign policy of oC the United States and nud his advocacy ad of oC a strong navy meet with warm appreciation and the messa message message mes mes- sa sage e generally Is welcomed as a n. tran- tran I one b by proving pro that no organic organic or or- ganic sanle change of oC policy Is Intended French Press Pleased PARIS Dec Dee 3 Most Most of the morning papers here give considerable space to President Roosevelt's message The few Journals that comment on the message message messu mes mes- su sage c pronounce It an original and hl highly hh interesting document inspired h by ardent patriotism m and manifesting great courage on the part of its author especially in his treatment of oC the trust question These papers approve e his enunciations regarding the thc foreign polI policy pol pot I icy C of the United States and the Monroe Mon Ion roe loe doctrine The FI Figaro aro dwells admiringly upon the fact That the message has hns nothing of the commonplace which Is a customary customary custom custom- ar ary feature qC communications from Crom European sovereigns so to their thell parliaments parlia parlia- ments V i |