Show w Incidents w i in in of Roosevelt the Happy Warrior b by lie Oilman Gilman Is a welcome addition he he- books devoted to this notable re In n history Gilman has not cared to deal at att atti t ti length with the public measures policies of ot Mr r Roosevelt's far tar strenuous career Rather does res resent nt him In person as The Hap Hap- of ot Wordsworth's immor- immor oem writes of ot Roosevelt as of ot lI How w classmate at Harvard and as lend of ot fort forty years ears standing He III Hees understandingly es con amore and biography full of ot illuminating fasIng fasing fas- fas tas I Ing anecdotes and memories will by the hosts of ot admirers ur UT Ur nations nation's great leader 4 1 Oilman's Gilmans earliest recollection of or evelt goes back to him at Harvard both freshmen 6 when they were Jk k by the earnestness of or a d d young man with side whiskers bared teeth who was arguing vig- vig sly with two friends Mr Gilman d d. d a classmate Who ho is he Oh 9 sr Teddy Roosevelt one of ot our SO 30 was the rep reply om that time Mr Ir Gilman Oilman says evelt was to him more and more personality As their ac- ac enlarged and strengthened Gilman Oilman became one of ot Roosevelt's devoted friends e C book while ver very ery personal and In- In at alIn in style is keenly analytical of evelt's wonderful character It ads In ne new anecdotes incidents reminiscences hut but In the main this I eating material is used to throw f upon upon the Inner life life the alms aims andyes andyes and andyes yes of ot this great American Little I 17 rii i Co nos Boston ton |