Show J I ROOSEVELT OR WILSON j I From the Milwaukee J Journal Those who are charging President Wilson with and declaring I ing ng their opposition to his re-election re may find themselves facing a choice between him and Mr Roosevelt German sympathizers a accuse cuse President President President dent Wilson of being too harsh with Germany and too lenient with Great Britain Mr Ir Roosevelt on the other hand land accuses President Wilson of being being beng be- be ing ng altogether too lenient with Germany Germany Germany Ger Ger- many and through this leniency sacrificing Americas America's honor and prestige pres pres- pres tige ige Had he been president Colonel I Roosevelt would probably have carried carried car car- ried ned Americas America's quarrel with Germany to o the point of war There here is no doubt that within the Republican party Mr Roosevelt has hasa I a far larger following than any other I man mentioned for the presidential nomination There Is no yio doubt more more- over that Republican can politicians politician's feel that Mr Roosevelt has it in his pOwer pOw pOw- er make or break thier party part They realize that their only hope of or success success suc suc- cess coss lies in winning back to the fold the voters who l left ft it with Roosevelt I In 1912 They realize that Mr Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roose Roose- velt retains a strong hold upon those voters To win they must make makepeace makepeace makepeace peace with them short of nominating a candidate for president and adoptIng adopting adopting adopt adopt- ing a platform to their liking Sidney Brooks describing his re recent recent recent re- re cent interview with Mr Roosevelt which was published In the London Evening Mail Mall says Bays that Mr Ro Roe Rol Vie Vie- velt is a very sti strong ong friend of ot ours meaning Great Britain and continues contin contin- ues ues- I gathered from our talk that Mr Roosevelt is still In politics The forthcoming presidential election will find him if not a candidate at any rate a very active combatant Talk of Roosevelt is in the air In its editorial columns for Instance the Chicago Evening Post pooh the idea f Root or Burton or Weeks or Sherman as the Republican nominee In its Washington correspondence it states that the trend of things is to toward toward toward to- to I ward Roosevelt and continues There will be e a lot of 01 Progressive Republican relegates in the next convention convention con con- of the party and virtually every one of them will be a a. Roosevelt man at heart peart S 7 |