Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-27
Teddy Makes Great Hit With Chicago Women When He Says He'd Fight for Them at Drop of Hat.
CALLS HYPHENATES
 TRAITORS TO U. s.
There's No Room for Fifty Fifty Loyalty in This Coun-
 try, He Says-Sufrage Is
 Barely Touched Upon.
(By Review Leased Wire)

CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-Chicago women cheered Colonel Roosevelt today when he appealed to them not to be in fluenced by the plea that President Wilson had kept the nation out of war When he told them that he would fight at the drop of the hat If necessary to stop the murder of wo- men and children. they met the an nouncement with long chorus of ap- plause.
 The Colonel closed his western tour here today with two speeches, the first exclusively to women, with not more than scant score of policemen and reporters in the audience. He had been expected at the hotel to appeal to the women who had been induced by the peace slogan but he had de cided to make exactly the same ap- peal which he would have made to men. q am going to speak," he said, 'to what l mght call the early Victo- rian aunt"
 Touches for Hughes.
 There was no attempt to heckle the speaker, the only interruption after he described pictures of women and chil- dren killed in Mexico and said he would have: gone to var if necessary to avoid that, several voices called: What about Hughes
 Will Prevent Murders.
 Mir. Hughes can be trusted to keep his word" answered Mir Roosevelt When he says that he would not sub init to such deeds as the sinking of the Lusitania or the killing of our citizens in Mexico, he means what he says. .&
 Lincoln, Washington Warred.
 You have stood up and. listened to the Star Spangled Banner and 10 America and you have stood up be- cause they were written about a gen. eration of Americans that was not too proud to fight. You may notice that the expression safety first is not embodied in either song. And when you are told to vote for MT. Wilson because he kept us out of war, remem- Der that is something that cannot be said either of Washington or Lincoln"
 Why Troops on Border
 He was interrupted again when he told of returning from the border, where he said he found 150,O troops, without knowing what they were there for. Wilson doesn't want them to vote" called a woman.
 T was going to be more charitable and say that he wanted them there to help make up the Presidents mind whether he was at peace Or at war"
 The Democratic platform said that the Mexicans have made war on our people, the judge advocate general ruled that the Americans in Mexico were at war, and our army is at war, but MT. Wilson is at peace"
 Hyphenstes in Bad.
 The women also applauded his re- ference to hyphenated citizens. There is no room in this country for the per petuation of different nationalities," he continued. 'To divide our citizens along racial lines is moral treason to the republic. To hold for this coun- try only half an allegiance is in reali- ty to be hostile to this country. for in practice when the crisis comes, the man whose loyalty is on a fifty-fifty basis always shows that his loyalty to the other country comes first"
 Only the brief introduction to the address was devoted to suffrage, Mir. Roosevelt referring to the women as his fellow American citizens and urg- ing them to work for the passage of an amendment to the federal constitu- tion providing for suffrage. He spoke at mass meeting tonight.