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After the @Fmy hill had hsen per
feetesi la beth houses 1T congress and
sant TO President Wilson fer sigaa-
tegs' tbs seuats adopted an amendment
70 sfse aar budget bill to put eeuserip-
tinn aat OF force folr utoaths after The
end Of thp war,
erraldeat's Statement.
The president Issued the following
statement at tha white House;
II shalt not avail msysalf, Mt any
rate, nj the present stage OF tho war.
af the authorization conferred by the
act to organize volunteer divisions,
'-'ro do 40 would seriously interfere
~ith this carrying out Of tha chief and
napst immediately important purpose
contemplated by this legislation:
''rhs prompt creation aud early use
of Rn effective array would contribute
practically nothing To the effective
strength sf the armies now engaged
against Germany.
II understand that the section of
This act which authorizes the creation
OF volunteer divisions In addition to
the draft was added with view to
providing an Independent command for
Mr.. Roosevelt and giving the military
authorities an opportunity 10 use his
fine vlger and enthusiasm recruiting
the forces now at the western front
'sit would be very agreeable 10 me TO
pas Mr.. Roosevelt this compliment and
the allies the compliment of sensiing
10 their aid one Of our most .listin-
guished pahlsc men, an ex-nresident.
who has rendered many conspicuous
public services and proved his gallant
try In many striking ways.
| Politically, too, Ii would no doubt
have Very sine effect and msee
profound Impression, But this Is not
the time or the occasion for cempli-
,netts Or for any action not calculated
to contribute TO the Immediate success
/ Of the war.
Seeks Advice From Both Sides.
1.-THE business now In hand is un-
dramatic. practical and of scientific
1 aeiiaiteness and precision.
Il shail act with regard to II at
every step and In every particular ua.
/ der expert and profession advice,
from both sides Of the water.
Says He Is Responsible.
i He named many OF those, whom he
I desired TO have designated for the
service and they were men who cannot
L possibly be spared from the too small
force OF officers at our command for
i the much more pressing and necessary
duties Of training regular troops to be
put into the field in France and Bel
GUM as fast ms they can ire got ready.
1.-THE flrst troops sent TO France will
he taken from the present force Of the
reguiar army and WIN be under the
4 command OF trained soldiers only.