The sun., 1916-11-05

o In their behalf. for the pro,ec...
Of their neutrality from unp-ovos..
acts Of aggression N the par. q Co..
many and Austria They believe "a.
they might be moro fortunate = -,
connection with . President =.
character OF Charles Z. Hush., -.
would know how to make tie IAN. =.
TIE United States Government "a. r-e-,
respected abroad than Il IL a. -. c-.,.
EFT moment.
In italy and Russia Il Won! So
that public sentiment tavors rr.A
rather than Wilson. Tbs 4. =
TO any knowledge OF the p~ersoc4..y ..
political attitude OF the r.. la
candidate but to the rr-i14-4 80.
has been e%ngendered against W.g..-.v
Wilson by the stories printed r =.
newspapers OF these two 60 49,.
concerning his liberation o, -. .-.,..
ment OF Belgium. Of the sirt -E 80.
Lus.tan.a and Of the many o..-- "a.
i~feststions OF contempt o. ;-4 Tt,
ineton Administration OF WA -.
many has rendered herself r
Moreover. the Italians have veg -.
.ensive interests In Mexico a.! ..4g
hold President wilson r,sprrssl. =.
| all the injury which they have -..a~t
in that country during She las. ....-
years or more BY reason o. tSA "a.
and anarchy that prevail, soutA :: =,
Rio Grande.
Turkey would greatly prefer "a.
Woodrow Wilson should re r-...s
On Tuesday. For 1t u tea-s! 80.
ttat the adven; OF Charles Z N.s.-,
| 20 the White House would 'sAt =,
! far more vigorous defence O. 80 -,
s.onary interests Of the tr!.sl S.....
in the ottoman Empire. where A-4.
lean missionary properly "a. TO
c~oaasca.ed and American rrso-.-~
either deported or expelled wa.
cry serious efforts on the par: CO -
United States Governmen: 20 sec.
redress.
Throughout the Latin r-p1o,cs
this hemisphere the hope Is cI5-.~A:
that Woodrow Wilson VII b. 80.
gated into private l.te BY .As ~:,s.
! ioiled tie day after to-norror =.
they complain that Wiz RI. r-o'a'
sions OF IN earnest desire - "a
each Independent American r-p--
to work out its own salvation T...3.:
any Intervention on the par. .. =.
United States re has RENDERED -.
self guilty OF more i~n:er:e-nc.
their internal affairs than any e.
predecessors Ia ONCE. holding 80
cases OF Mexico, Of Hay! ard e, -.
poni,vo M. exanolee Indeed -
a-xayes,a.lnn "a asss-- tina. all ,,.-,o.
accommodated pol,.ca,l, ard &C.,.
l,a,lv - The direction n, Pa-.A-.-.
,canism nv Elihu Roo. during .As Al.
nIrIs-r,o- a. Theodore P--n-,
and ~ William n TAI, Ia, 3D. -.
t,icad N Amos. nothing b. ,-a
,s,,,e notices o. .hs r-esAr. A!--.
is,-atlon
A., ,,.,,v ,,s-. Il. rs-s- 49,.
-. -.
ceeded IN driving old Premier
who favored friendship WI q.
states. from orr. and 5 r4:,.. .s.
head az the Gover-mer, IN be-
Field Marsha, Coun. Tara....
psrsoriaes the m.l.:ar!sm e.: Ia N...
BON.
popYla- sAr,lmor. n Jana Pc
wears pas, boo, ros..i. - -.
states. To l.e-r. - .ha N.kat - Z
deeply sIr, IN their rat.or.' ~ ir
~. A.. r:w,.a.1-y clause. @.
them IT. '.e .mm.sra..a- A.! at'
!za-.,r avs o, tbs country w
Lord Kitchener vas in NV Yort 81.
years aso on his way home FROM
ard Japan. in which after cour' @
lad spent many months %. p.-.'- .
observation. ! asked HIN
friend during the coGr-, Z a gr ..,.
ti"n about the attitude - '
coward the tinted states l. r...
expressed his conviction ;
Mlkato's Government hen a
was sincere in IS pr ressiors @, a.