Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Albert J. Eugster
Theodore Roosevelt is disappointed and asks Albert J. Eugster if it is possible for Eugster to do something as the “rats are nearly as numerous as ever.” The rats are active in the walls of Roosevelt’s room and are “as plentiful as ever around the house.” Roosevelt writes that the poison is all gone.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1911-07-28
