Bisbee daily review., 1914-06-09
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Tuesday Morning, June g, 1914.
MARS. HENRYn SPEAKS


 Could any saluatory be more delightful that pressed by Mars Henry" watterson his private and political enemy Colonel Theodore Roosevelt? Could any one reegate the Colonel to private life with fortug charm or graceful courtesy that Mars. Henry employs an editorial in his Courier Journal? Draw up your chairs gentlemen! Drink slowly of your toddy while Mars Henry softly slurring his Rs he drones the tuneful phrases discourses follows:
 "There are in point of fact two Theodore Roosevels. We have for the authority of Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes that within every there exists three separate indivd ualities. he man he himself the others see him, and the man as he is. Theodore Roosevelt does not worry about the las others him end Of it. He goes his ain gait
 ''Thus there are only two Theodore Roosevelts; the one all action unattended by occasional combustion though there is certain canny method in his com buston; the other the pater famiaa and philosopher especially the batter famias-loving his wife, his home his children and his books-the camest scholarly and attractive of
 Men like Napoleon Bonaparte and Theodore Roose- welt having tasted of ambition the of selrrenunciation. sn proportion they set up for benefacors they lose the spirit and the sense of bene faction Napoleon Bonaparte from sentmentalst ca 
 Theodore Roosevelt from an dealist seeking the good of others. became wholly seltconaine1 seeing only through the eyes of the practical politician
 "The restless energy-the terrible industry which along with extraordinary talents marked them both made repose impossible to either reflection almost im possible Napoleon went to his doom century ago.
 Happily no other doom awaits his prototype than having a corking time chasing the rainbow of a third term in the White House though let that in the event that the people through their impietes and fol lies come to require a master who will bride and sad de and ride them like the very devn-as they will sc richly deserye-TeIdys the for the job and we shall be for him!
 "All this win keep and can wait We prefer, whenever we are given Che chance to contemplate Theodore Roosevelt as the man-not the ManonHorseback-no even the explorer, the naturalist the hunter-but th' head of the family, the master of sagamore Hil-~h' is very much greater home than anywhere else.
 Let it not be surmised that he lacks from us ap preciation rising often to auoctonate homage. If w' have lambasted him-and sure we haye-it was for m own good and the comtrys good Hath not been writ ten Whom He lovetI He chasteneth|
 DNor did we ever ht him lick amlss, a lick be low the belt there having been no time when prvat grief to him would not have brought personal distress to us; nobody more aghast than we by the assassin shot at Milwaukee or reioced in greater measure tha it failed Of its murderous intent
 "so this writing is.to say goodly, good luck and Go bless you to the man from oyster y-the son O Martha Bulooh of Georgia and the nephew of the mos beloved of the Confederate admirals-not to mention the line of the Rooseyels strong, sturdy Dutch folk ever trod Che streets of New Amsterdam-as he sail away to attend the wedding of his to a daughter Virginia May p7osperlne gales attend him and heaye be with them al"