Arizona republican., 1917-09-29
H0NE HUN. IS AYED IN SPEECH.
Republican A.P. Leased Wire1

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2S.-On the plat form of the Auditorium where Senator La Toilette last week decried American entry into the war on what he termed a violation of technical rights, Col onel Roosevelt chasing the Wisconsin senator among the huns within our gates" declared he would like to send La Toilette and his shadow huns to Germany as free gift to the kaiser. Among the shadow huns,' the colonel included Seator Gronna of North Dako- tp and Representative Lundeen of Minnesota.
 The lateness of Colonel Roosevelts train and. the demonstration accorded him in Minneapolis and St. Paul de- layed his address but the big hall fos full when he arrived. Introduced by C. R. Robertson, president of the Labor Loyal Legion of Minneapolis, Colonel Roosevelt declared the public men who did not consider first of all the real and permanent welfare of the working man was no friend of democracy.
 He is not true to the United States if he misleads the working men as to their permanent interests he added. and then said:
 "The most sinister enemy of democ- racy in the United States is Senator La Toilette" The colonel had been given a transcript of Senator La Fol- lettes speech here last week.
 q have not had time to read it all" he said. but I have found two or three gems
 Senator La Follettes assertion that Americas participation in. the war was offf we. on a ship loaded with munitions for Great Britain was declared falsehood by the colonel He knows it is a falsehood," he added.
 Senator La Toilette emphasized the sinking of the Lusitania. with it's fifty babies under one year. and III babies under two years and it's 100 Ameri- cans" the colonel went on. He said nothing about the sinking of the hos pital ship Sussex and the technical right of the doctors and Red Cress nurses who sank with her ,0 be on board.
 T abhor Garmany I abhor the Hun without our gates but more abhor the hun within our gates. And say any man who condones such in- fanny, and his shadow huns Gronna and Lundeen, does not represent the American people. They are on a leve with Vallandingham whom Lincoln sent beyond the confederate lines. wish I could send them to Germany as free gift to the kaiser La Toilette is ont of place in the senate.
 "Semmes commander of the Ala bama, never, even in the bitterest time of the civil war, sank a ship without providing for the saving of the lives o1 it's nq SSpD 0Ocn ha turned n r,1izf loose. rather than expose women and children to disease. Neither England France. Spain nor the United States through the orders of their govern ments, in the last 250 years have done the infamous act of sinking a shiT without providing for the safety of the people aboard it."
 Colonel Roosevelt said it was tht senator's business to know what wers the treaty rights of Americans. He de- clared it was through Germanys in sistence that The Hague agreemen sanctioned the shipment of munitions and that at that time Germany was shipping arms to the Boers.
 The colonel referred to Congressman Raer of North Dakota, the non-parti- San Party's representative in congress.
 June 27, Congressman Baer sait this was no time to make America nisn an issue,'" said the colonel "Tha statement would be all right in thu German reichstag but a man wht thinks and speaks that way ought no to be admitted to congress. If this il not the time to make Americanism al issIe, there is no time"
 The colonel congratulated the biz
 Continued on Page Two)