Bisbee daily review., 1918-06-16
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Editor Los Angeles Examiner"

N T OUNT CLEMENS, Mich, May 13.-Mr. Roosevelt EE though notably less able and less respectable IS em
 phaticaly the Asquith of American politics. He IS power and he is greediy to get back into power and he does not scrupe at methods no matter how unfair to the Administration how harmful to the country in order to accomplish his purely selfish polIca purposes
 The attack which MT. Roosevelt now makes upon the Administration is just baseless the attack which As quth upon Lloyd George and it wp prove to be Just futile in its effect upon the Administration and Just as fatal in it's effect upon Mir. Roosevelt.
 The immediate of Mr. Roosevelts present out burst two in number.
 The first cause is the fact that the magazine which hires Mr. Roosevelt at $1 per word to make vicious attacks upon the Government of the United States during war time excluded from the mails in issue for wholly false and absolutely unusted attack the Pres the United States and the diplomacy of the United States calculated to bring country and people into contempt and consequently to injure
 r Roosevelt did not write this particular article, but conceivable that any to the existence ot mag aine which pays beray for political slander arouses natural the part of Mr. Roosevelt for his own profitable if not patriotic, contract.
 The second cause of Mr. Roosevelts immediate agita ton the fact that the small and lonely New York news paper which supporting Mr. Roosevelts perpetual aspra tons for the Presidency was recently rebuked public enemy the representatives of the United States Govern ment for printing certain articles which had no foundation in fact and which dscredted the officers ot the United States Army and held them up to rdicue and 
 allegations.
 In any other country in the world in critical times tratorous publications like Mr. Roosevets magazine and Mr. Rooseves newspaper whose only objects in printing fasehood petty political spite against the President ard partisan support of the aspirations of rival cand date would have been wholly suppressed reasonable
 Our Government, however, is lenent with such offend ing publications and with Mr. Roosevelt himself because the Administration properly believes that in republic the right free speech and free publication should be preserved though there be occasional dsoyal abuses of this right as in the of MT. Roosevelt and the magazine which hires him and the newspaper which politically supports him.
 That thc United States Government entirely right in it's denunciaon of Mir Roosevelts New York resignation from that newspaper of it's editor Mr. Frank H. Smonds well known throughout Ss country for his pari otic articles on the
 Simonds definitely stated and showed that his desire retire rc this dsoyal paper due to the fact that this paper otualy invented and cOncocted cables it's office for the purpose of manufacturing false material with which to attack the Government of the United States the army the United States for small and self ish political purposes.
 Of course MT. Smonds would not willingly remain nccted with any disloya publication matter how profit able that connection might be- but there apparently no Mr. Roosevels makeup prevent his connection with any publication matter how traorous long as that connection will line his purse further his crupulous methods of promoting his personal political piratons
 Mr. Roosevelts attempted reflections upon the Hearst publications unimportant
 sufficient say in reply that whatever criticism the Hearst publications induged in constructive crit csm founded upon established fact not upon manusured ment Advert