Evening journal., 1916-06-26


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good Americans German Americans than they are Eng
Americans and nothing else No good American whatever his ances-
President
Americans this type acting sinister
whenever eonhcted with
badge and moral the Republic have SINGLED these
be accepted that certain that the candidate in
Americans
HUGHES PUBLIC LIFE A GUARANTEE.
public af
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last years
words absolutely contradict
which he almost important
since been we owe all Of Our . PSssn SsS @ 0S' with Mr. the NS R
md and acatng during the last two years The defenders OF
situation As regards Mexico
ed in connection with Cuba and the Philippines Spanish
war Under the actual % M we couo Wi WIN % on nun
risk have n protested on % S % , eHey % ot outrage SV the bru
% n on Tn So f Ser S na rights this Violation being itself Violation
lof The Hague conventions 10 were saoy
foreign situation generally during the great war var the fact the
existence Of the war made It isr easier ana sa & lor & MI % er
which unhampeed by During the past twenty
sn JaPa and Ge@ny
hsn ss G9R Pdsn wilson have shown
dn on the high by merely
dealing with Germany abroad was also shown by him
s GS dealing % ' with the organized
tue S9d n s'Hno Wilson's Of course S Of eoA duras tRe s pss
who feel that the Posrsssves % should cn run a q
the Republican National CSnyenqn @ AS gSs1as @ ev eo we Sn
quesonab nominate Mr. Hughes primarily because OF the oe
admirable public service only
d the not s Bee e that h NJ Mr. % ~Oad hays S
NOMINEE @PECUIIiRLY ACCEPTABLE
without regard what the personal feelings Of
any Of us may be as regards n aon % s Of = @ Poye Oary
consider this time only the welfare OF the people Of the United States
crisis of sweed from the
PRs On PS 6s naoHs a POLITICAL fortunes individually
welfare of the people of count
which children and chnens children
world @ S crisis sis and noD no 9nOs @ tell v9
n and S0P @ vi" T e'i To Do% % o % longer @ before 9 for Decision the
to What particular %n @ we % & se,sTry @ %Sst dSsTo S these sec
vital years the leadership of Mr.
WILSON TRIED AND FOUND WANTING.
tried and found wanting His party because
& the s 9sG% S9o Of sss sS se against and s Ses sP Of " a
sighted natonalsm
in actual practice amenaby interest
Of the United states Ihey nave % % au % % acgtomeS rs % see % %
division division & and @ weakness a nome oe of the government aed by
mgr & ana % DH for reasons of partisan politics They have duh
owace and dshonor and indifference to the welfare others
is be put above heo9sness @ & above the stern ana TeShn Vel per
the which they thus sought
the most ample opportunity and mos
real fashion to meet the crisis wh
taught TO put safety first safet
that maerasm which expresses itself
OF life spTitua
the
straightforward
vaciaton
- a setle governmental policy.
II II Mr. Hughes has efficiency
will wit
He Straightforward hnn
which with his and
belief that he wi
unerng of that Of INVISIBLE government whie
guarantee that whatever he says before e
election Morally his public
him be Of unbending integrity Intellectually
be trained ability We the
administration which has
administration which
with efficiency the
Of all people
va l EARNESTLY FELLOW PROGRESSIVE
e THEIR UNGRUDGING SUPPORT OF MIR. HUGHES.
truly,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT
10 Sycamore %, 1916.
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