The border vidette., 1918-06-22
MT. Hearst's Critical Anal ysis Of
 Mr. Roosevelt and His Political Purposes

faehood and intended information assistance of the Administration for it's discontinue and de- struction.
 For years the Hearst publications have advocated and have been denounced ngoes by the short sighted for doing
 For years these publications have advocated the tension of West Point and Annapolis and the establishment of national universities throughout the country to provide framed officers for the army and navy in time of need
 For years these publications have advocated the stucon of the greatest in the world and creation of nationally owned merchant marine to act auxl iary in time of
 Every since the beginning of the European tht Hearst publications have advocated universal service and personally went Washington and wrote in the Washing ton Post signed article appealing my associates Congress fer universal least make country safe for democracy.
 Ever since the beginning of this European the Hearst publications have dilaed the formidabeness of the German military machine and the necessity for inn mediate and immense effort part country if were to defend ourselves against that machine and even tually overwhelm it.
 o publications had been taken, we would be applying today in determining the supreme force which the President calls for and would be winning today the glorious victory which will assured win i'll due time spite of delays spite of obstacles spite partisan obstruction spite of treacherous attack the by selfish politicians mated by personal ambitions.
 Let me say in conclusion that attack upon Ad- inraton, and the incidental attack the Hearst pub lcatons only seeking justice the Administration, from the reaconary influences Wall Street The New York Tribune, which MT unpatriotic activities by Mills the greatest and sinister of New York financial forces and not wholly American the Mills Reid families both inter married with English aristocracy.
 The Metropolitan Magazine, which hires MT. Roosevelt dollar word professional vtuperator of the Pres dent owned by the Whitney estate, which administered by Harry Payne Whitney grandson of Henry Payne the Standard Oil magnate and of William c. Whitney, the New York traction magnate.
 Nor is it unusual to find Mr. Roosevelt in such the financial favor of such influences.
 Roosevelt in 1912 for President a candidate Steel Trust and defeat MT. Taft prose- cuted the Steel Trust.
 MT. Roosevelt financed by MT. Perkins of the Trust when MT. Perkins the finance Roosevelt and his party 1916, shamefuy party the reactonary Republicans
 Mr. Roosevelt has always been badly camouflaged of these financial interests that he personality President allowed the United States Steel Corporation, fragrant violation of the antitrust the naton to absorb the Tennessee Coal and Com City, when he followed the lead of the Steel Trust the Oil Trust and declared against the his party who had been regularly nominated by the Re publican voters the primary which Mr. Roosevelt had always advocated.
 As Roosevelt and his unfounded allegations hemingly repudiated in the City election Asquith and his unfounded allegations whelmingy repudiated in the House of Commons, Roosevelt and political public traitor should be repudiated whenever such him his constituted leaders of the all tives-petty jealousy and personal gain.
 WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.