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His death was very sad for his family and close friends, for he had many large and generous traits, and had made a great success in life by his energy, perseverance and burly strength. HIS DEATH WAS VERY SAD FOR HIS FAMILY AND CLOSE FRIENDS FOR HE HAD MANY LARGE AND GENEROUS TRAITS AND HAD MADE A GREAT SUCCESS IN LIFE BY HIS ENERGY PERSEVERANCE AND BURLY STRENGTH
end a greater prize than will be open to you if you go into the army--though, of course, a man can do well in the army. I know perfectly well that you will have hard times in civil life. Probably most young fellows when they have graduated from college, or from their post-graduate course, if they take any, feel pretty dismal for the first few years. In ordinary cases it at first seems as if their efforts were not leading anywhere, as if the pressure around the foot of the ladder was too great to permit of getting up to the top. But I have faith in your energy, your perseverance, your ability, and your power to force yourself to the front when you have once found out and taken your line. However, you and I and mother will talk the whole matter over when you come back here on Easter. SENATOR HANNA'S DEATH White House, Feb. 19, 1904. DEAR TED: Poor Hanna's death was a tragedy. At the end he wrote me a note, the last he ever wrote, which showed him at his best, and which I much appreciate.  END A GREATER PRIZE THAN WILL BE OPEN TO YOU IF YOU GO INTO THE ARMY THOUGH OF COURSE A MAN CAN DO WELL IN THE ARMY I KNOW PERFECTLY WELL THAT YOU WILL HAVE HARD TIMES IN CIVIL LIFE PROBABLY MOST YOUNG FELLOWS WHEN THEY HAVE GRADUATED FROM COLLEGE OR FROM THEIR POST GRADUATE COURSE IF THEY TAKE ANY FEEL PRETTY DISMAL FOR THE FIRST FEW YEARS IN ORDINARY CASES IT AT FIRST SEEMS AS IF THEIR EFFORTS WERE NOT LEADING ANYWHERE AS IF THE PRESSURE AROUND THE FOOT OF THE LADDER WAS TOO GREAT TO PERMIT OF GETTING UP TO THE TOP BUT I HAVE FAITH IN YOUR ENERGY YOUR PERSEVERANCE YOUR ABILITY AND YOUR POWER TO FORCE YOURSELF TO THE FRONT WHEN YOU HAVE ONCE FOUND OUT AND TAKEN YOUR LINE HOWEVER YOU AND I AND MOTHER WILL TALK THE WHOLE MATTER OVER WHEN YOU COME BACK HERE ON EASTER SENATOR HANNAH'S DEATH WHITE HOUSE FEBRUARY NINETEENTH NINETEEN O FOUR DEAR TED POOR HANNAH'S DEATH WAS A TRAGEDY AT THE END HE WROTE ME A NOTE THE LAST HE EVER WROTE WHICH SHOWED HIM AT HIS BEST AND WHICH I MUCH APPRECIATE
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