The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1917-10-05

of William Randolph Hearst to intrSdie the influence Of his
" VIII in some measure test the loyalty and patriotism Of
will be an issue. 1t is even limited that Hearst expects to spend
e%n a %aHGtney to swat the e. administration and to try to Justify his
t t is We'll II known now that he has had the most complimentary things
who antagonized the select draft law and who have found some
to It ? er0f fke ga every VI Piece lee p OF Legislation o. brought , r. forward r
war; war nc" ~ =" nanos OF Inc PRESIDENT and to prosecute the
Samuel Hopkins Adams, in the New York Tribune of Sept.
Hearstiism. M; Adams shows that while President wilson was
he Necessity Of thrsshinss the hsN aiins se out Of o ano Mexican sty'as 10 n sisis
Dors Hearst 81 IT, was doing all he could in all Of his papers to pro
f 1Sght to m annex :, Ms axif. and he characterized Wilson'S policy
H GMafa M aaitude as at ta fhat t ana M w tennec Mo~ w when NV we ss consider
t SINCE v brought to- light Of German intrigue, how that country at
: 2 on The United States, i i puts him under nde r grave raves su IS %sae
Ct shs Piis IS jds;sn:n last sr note e. to Germany, Hearst said.. "Ai
aav Berlin rim e tpS s1a9;yW Wilson's unneutral attitude" Mr.; Adams
nts s,l not wit wrath which other Americans fell, but only
W y y . alarm lest the United States accept the challenge" And
I Ysa ts Sp with such ssids statements as this: This is q vivid picture:
Country pass through thisyssame blackness Of horrible night and
gives quotations from :Hesrst's new newspapers spa ersp to show MI that Aa Geqs
mean: wo asssm and to es Sd sapi e. t. ;m wsr on u.s. snd the ssf drowning l Of our
'a ad1Gau that our ships must be painted like a BARRIERS pole and
ed no resentment in Hearst. but batl caused edIh h aHr to e sne ssa, . suS9s,
cowardice and despair" '"''S VI
ico Hs:r dams an shows that when it came to dealing with Mex
!ssi nssTs ~s Mas Z fSSvs1 when x Il e.m tae to big Ses sS1' d sf1 Ss1,, what
ne was the cooling dove, the gentle zephyr.
This same Hearst endorses the course of the Junior senator
from mississippi and says he will be reelected. He had one of
MS nlred editors to write a highly eulogistic article about the
JUNIOR senator and the same was reproduced in the few news
papers WITHIN the state still adhereing to him with the "Ah, see
what we've got"
Hearst is a multimillionaire. Mr.. Adams saws "he owns
and controls the following newspapers:
+n 1.-The Atlanta American. The Atlanta Georgian, The Bos-
ton American, The Chicago American, The Los Angeles Ex-
amlner, The New York American, The New York Evening
journal, The New York Deutsches Journal, The San Francisco
examiner, Hearsts Magazine, Cosmopolitan, Harper's Bazaar.
Hood housekeeping, Motor and Puck"
lt has been suggested that Hearst is interested in some
large property holdings with some prominent Germans and that
perhaps That is why he is so pro-German.
In the current issue of Hearsts Magazine. Hearst writes
at some length to tell the mistake the government is making in
Sellng the Liberty Bonds at a per cent, not subject to taxation
e urges that the interest rate should be raised and the bonds
should be taxed: A foolish policy. That would be like indulg-
ing IN the past time of swapping money from one pocket to the
other. But OF course, Hearst must be true to his German
tactlcs and want things done some other way. He is one of
the ADMINISTRATIONS fault finders. Very little is done RIGHT
according to Hearts. He must agree with the President on
some .hlngs IN order to keep up a show of decency.
10 our mind, thoughtful, patriotic Americans will not rp-
gIaro WIN much favor endorsements or recommendations from
hearst just at this time. He'is with no party except it is the
hears, party and he is allowed to be the whole show. He is
DONG the cause OF America serious hurt.
DID THE INFLUENCE OF WEALTH BRING ON THE WAR?