The sun., 1914-08-16
T.R. TELLS WHY THIS NATION Is
OUT OF THE EUROPEAN STRUGGLE
Because All It's Presidents Have Upheld the Monroe Doc
trine lie Says. in Speech to the Progressiyes
in Iartforl--Hits Bryans Treaties.



HARTFORD, Conn, Aug 1b.-Coi. foose-
welt spoke here tonight before cheering
audience OF men ana women that "i'eu
farsonss Theatre'
ms speech was oi'ioeo oet~ee' a"
a''ack on oecretary nrEun treaty p'a"''
III winch ne pra'seo ''e "onroe Do'.' NC
asserting that its protection py past res
"e"'e "a' Nep' 'ne eou".'s wv" nuio
pea" wal an" 'e'''a"" io' "e" 70"
s'n.uu'e ,'aue III puoie, "o' VI ee''
i"e oo'o"e' epe"' "a'i a" "o'' y" .e
.p.aa,.on y, WY 'ne '.''ous
y. "e epuo,'.a" parry io',.u ,,,'i "
apanuoh u an" ,o',. ne" pa',s, inoue. .
Dr ~ '"e Wv raw" 49,
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was present. he did not attempt TO starr
a"s'n"s. me r'osress''eS sei
''''e' '"a' Ivy ""' '"o ,"'
Oh MN II no s'ar'eu any a'''"s
oenonstra''oh
~ noo'e'e' u'"eu "'o
III ra'"i'e W" a"u ~ 'e
10 '"e 'nea're WIN 'oNepn A'op VI
sNe committee Ut r'aVei D i'u'ner,
president OF trinity 'oiiese VINO VIII
probably be the PROGRESSIVE candioate
for United states senator TO succeed
FRANK D. nranuasee' presumed tue
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w" 'i'ue '''o"e' 'p''N" a'''
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oS '"e "'a''''''u s'uip.oi' 'u' Ao'i Do'e
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IoioheIs = speeeh was as ioIIows'
Friends. | cannot at this tim, refrain
from saving ono word in ,o,,.,t,o, ,vi,b
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.''e e''"' S"'aN'' ~" ""'Sh mas eHs VII "a
all Europe IN war. Wnen the interests
Of the nation are NJ sfak,. Tho IA
of foreign Powers we are all Americans
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We VIII hold up the arms of any man
without any regard to his party so long
AS he will with wisdom and good faith
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~ '"e '""' we shou'u reai'%e win the
keenest gratitude how much we owe tc
the fact that by the STEADY application OF
the Monroe Doctrine this country ha,
s,,,,o,.., .,ad j., ,ra,.sr,tno ~ i,,t,
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''o" VI '''' NVh'"e"' u! 'ie sre''' IHi'
tary Old World Powers. IL 1t had moi
been Tor the existence OF that doctrine
and its support by this t;overnm,nt unde,
pro,idon,s -, of, .h,,-,.. 80 ,,,,,,,, 81 =.
ioi' l"e sic"' '"'''"'S ""t'o's "' we
Old world would unquestiondbly long ere
this have Possessed masses OF territory
in the western hemisphere. In such cas-,
nutnlng under pruvu rould nav. ur..
vented our /, ing inyo,vaJ IN I,,rou.,,
struggles lik, th,, nr,s,.ut
We vould also in such ,,s, no undo,
the crushln., b,ird,.u nc ,n,n,,r.,. .rn,.,
m.nts i'm Tim. of ueac. A burden tb,
bsarinv of which h,.t gro,yp NOR. orero,,,
v,ar by yea, In l,,,tuu, Ncu ,,,a.,pir,
and ami1ble hut short.iyht,d n.rsnn,
have from time IN Am. nrn,,stnJ ,g,ibs,
the Monroe Doc,riue and val, I, v,,s, ,',,,
won / wish thas. pnnd n4.rsnrs ,yo'I,
s,rinusv conside,. IN. ,,r,sor, cont..s, ,,,',
,, ,'lINe ,n'1 ~ II hau hot oeeh toi M
Monroe Doctrine were at this momen
abandoned, the United states would II
all probability have been drawn into tn,
present dreadful struggle.
africa. south OF the equator. is nov