The sun., 1916-10-13

strongly sympathetic with Germany in
the struggle going on In Europe. B.ood
is thicker than water But that Is true
not only OF blood pulsing through Ger
man veins, but equally true OF blood
pulsing through the veins OF other pco-
pie. Is not that true?
Referred 70 Hughcs's Ancestry.
Have that in mind when I recall to
your thought that Mr.. Hughes. the Re-
publican Presidential candidate, IL OF
Wesh descent He was born In the
United states like many OF you. but ms
father, "A Baptist minister. was born IN
Wales, whence he migrated to the
United states. Wales is an important
and very loyal part of Great Britain
10 not forget that the heir apparent to
the British throne is the Prince OF
Wales or forget that to-day the most
puissant force I'm the British Government
ls Lloyd George, a Welshman.
while you are considering the blood
question reflect whether German b'oou
is different from English or Welsh b,ood
Are they not the same when blood re-
la,ionship Is considered NJ a basis of
human sympathy? Associate this idea
of blood sympathy with another IDEA.
namely, the idea based on the old saying
that birds OF a feather flock together
and that Men are known D! the coih-
pany they keep
Applying these famiiiar proverbs 10
Justice Hughes. what shali you say Z
with what bunch does ne nock 'pon
what as mere personal iorce uoes ne
most depend? of all Amerlcahs "no'"
has he sought most diligently to con-
aI
does he most rely to pull him through
If you answer you are bound TO say
Roosevelt. Is that not true? VINO else
has he sought so assiduousiy 10 prins
to his support, ana before Whom mas ne
bowed so obsequiously'
~
says N""SeSeU N""e" ""'
.>,oroo,or r.ca,, tho fact that when
,,s panuhi,ran and Progressive conyen-
-, 80 ,n sess,or in Chicago col.
penso,,.t,,s ao,,inatiny influence made
tudyo uuyhes's nomination poss BILE. II
Donsa,ai, bad .xarcised tn. veto mower
Hughes woulJ have then passed into the
disr,,d yn,, know tina, to be true.
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lot e'ect'oh ~It,ou' ''a.
am not speakihg lor ,ne iresIoe'''-i ".''
merely pu..'hs eo''le'"'ns up w !ou "
thi'h aoout "" sou' S"n a'N'"''' "''''
from your own pom Vi view, ,.,.
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'eseu' 'ne pe'''s' ',nNas'oi' VI Deg u','
iou hnow nr. l,ooseNeN at''uae
anu you N,,oW una. Mr' r'ooseNet y Mr
nus"es N"'ui ie'an'e "'u hope anu ue'
VI ie"."e. "oeh w.
se.her. H"u '"er "'e h"o"h oy "''
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"If uuyhs. shou,d hs .,.c,eJ pr.siden,
who would no Secretary ~, STATE,
c,npo, n, course answer ,b,, w,,h .,er,
tain,v hu, in tho Eos, and ,hInL
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