The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-18
ROOSEVELT SURE
ALLIES WILL WIN
Tn "Daily Mail" Interview He
Bitterly Denounced Presi-
dent Wilson's stand.
DIDN'T TALK OF "ARMY"


1ox,oS So, ,--r,. f,,, toy, NJ the
~, .~....,. On
interview given py 'oi. fVooee'e'' "
sydney Brooks and published IN the
DdiIv Mail Is as follows:
-, ,oa Lows ,.,I yos,.r,av with
.."" " ""e '"N -
ex-President's friends in England will
CHI ~ an,. ~. Ia .oi,- al NO
80 a.. - ~. a,.as 20 ,hn
Aii,as ,n ~. I,n,,aa &c.. 81 .ooord,y
-, s~,a..I. 80 a.. hr,n.
80 ~ IT,. o,,n.r.u,a, ~ ,ons ~
H. 49, II" ''""e" "'
.r r., ,..., - .,.a u.,,,,u
49, 49,. a.. " - .',an
- - ~ e
-. Sas ona, "I - TO- ~ urar.
go 40 Nv 80 al !. .n .
.,ra a.. ~ -.
nani,' ans ,nn. "nu IN w. M ga.
sni , Civ" ''"'' " eou'se' o".oi .ne
puestapn. 80 n,a'.er u 'ac,. Tue .A.
~, nh, ~ "'"'.'! u hsuIe
.na nHs eou.'s mas cut III ms war
.nat ne 9oup's whe,ner ne couia ever
asaIn enuule - VISIT Euros' l nave
neser Nno"n MN 80 vehement on any
suoy... as III ,his. ne ~ SHARPLY. al
noS, ierociousI!' AT issue with the whole
SUIT. ana WIN nearly al the detaiis
~ ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. attituue toward
~ MaI ne means. II ne cam 10 rouse
.ne ha'on against H. HIS one chance
y. sue'eeu'hs ~ 10 stay IN the United
States anu nent on the pot. In That
was ne II convinced ne is rendering both
his country and the Allies the best SER
>"e II" "s power
"e""S 10 NSise i:'"oo Wen.
"It would have been diYerent ~
America had Joined in tho war In that
case the Colonel would have besn Tho
first to volunteer for active .arvico
When the Lusitania VAS sunk and Amer
Is q fair,v omar Se s, imes''aole' IL
raising "a force of about $4,000 men OH
the lines Of his Rough Riders Regiment.
Inc Generals, Colonies. Majors and
Some OF me captains were actually Sc
,ecteu' ana lot ms AdJutant-General Mr.,
iNoose'eIt picket u man known TO me
~ ome VI 'he aoiest omcers IN the
un.'eu states savalry. livery defaii
"ne 'o'.,eu' "uu 'he eN-fresiuent cal
~ 49, n"' M'.nih tnree nlon'ns aiter
u,n,,a 49," " a. I've d" nhs men
,h,, a,oar ~. ~ : 'an"eIS "ioreeo
disa nnoi",nn" a. es' " I've o'''eres'
~ youn1 ~,
ripad hy IN. .Yart n, U@,ut.A ,.tt..
~ a ~narayr.nb In ~ ar,,n,a H.. H.,
IN. c,irr,nt nun,ha, -, ,ha U..a,a.
Moyo .iu,. In ina, narayran, ta let
cis.d I'm his usu,l dn,rrirh, f.shtor
some Shortcomings In o,r ,onduc, 81 ,ha
war. assured him ana N. r.,dii,, ID
m!t,e.l the possibility. that ~ no had
actually beer I'm England he would NO,
have written a. he did. That hou,ever
II not the point. The point is that this
paragraph. torn from its context in An
article twenty times It's length. gave a
totally wrong impression OF the ex-
PRESIDENTS purpose In writing II.
'''" " "s''ts" NcNsom.
"The article as "A whole il , vigorous
warning to the United states to be
prepa red for war. coupled with An
equally vigorous onslaught on German
brutality, professional pacinsts and nv
phenated Americans. To drive home mis-
poiut Mr.. Roosevelt, Incidentally and
very briefly. reviewed our part i'm ,h.
war. heartily praising Us for some
things and conforming us not less out
spokeuly for Others. But he expressly
stated that even IL in some particular rs
we had fallen short, we had done in
iiul,ely better thai Americans would
have done. That and that alone. was
his reason for referring to our share
aa,terer. But he IL a very warm friend