Williams news., 1918-06-21
Wr. Hearst's Critical Analysis of
 Mr. Roosevelt and His Political Purposes

fasehood and intended for the information and assistance of the Administration and not for it's dscomure and de- struction.
 For years the Hearst publications have advocated and have been denounced ngoe the short sighted for doing so.
 For these publications advocated the tension of West Point Annapolis establishment of national universities throughout the country to provide trained officers for the and in time of need
 For these publications have advocated the struction of the greatest and creation of nationally owned merchant marine auxil iary navy in time of war.
 Every since the beginning of the European the Hearst publications have advocated universal and personally went to Washington and wrote in the Washing Post signed article appealing to my former associates Congress for universal service least make our own country safe for democracy.
 Ever since the beginning of this European the Hearst publications have dated the feFmdableness of the German military machine and the necessity for inn mediate and immense effort the part of country were to defend ourselves against that machine and tually overwhelm it.
 If the Hearst publications had been taken we would be applying today in a determining way the supreme force which the President be winning today the glorious victory which we will asuredy win in due time spite of delays spite obstacles spite of partisan and in spite of reacherous attack in the by selfish politicians ami mated by personal ambitions.
 Let say in conclusion that attack upon the minraton and the incidental attack the Hearst pub cations, which only seeking justice for the Administration emanates from the reactionary influences Wall Street The New York Tribune which supports Mr. Roosevelt in his unparotc activities by and Reid estates two of the greatest and most sinister of New York financial forces and not wholly American character Mills both inter- married with the English aristocracy.
 The Metropolitan Magazine, which hires Mr. Roosevelt dollar word professional vtuperator of the dent owned by the Whitney which by Harry Payne Whitney grandson of Henry B. Standard Oil m#gpate and of William Whitney the New York traction magnate.
 Nor is it unusual to find MT. Roosevelt company or in the financial favor of such influences
 Mr. Roosevelt in 1912 for President a candidate of the Steel Trust and defeat Mr. Taft prose- cuted the Steel Trust
 Mr. Roosevelt by MT. Perkins of the Steel finance Mr. Roosevelt and his party in 1916 shamefuy betrayed his Progressive party of the reactonary Republicans.
 MT. Roosevelt has always been 8 badly carnoufaged of these sinister financial interests that he personally President allowed the
 Steel Corporation fragrant violation of the of the naton to absorb the Tennessee Coal pany down to the time of the election York Oil Trust against nominee of his own party who had been regularly nominated by the publican voters in the primary, which MT. had always advocated.
 As MT. Roosevelt and his unfounded allegations were repudiated in the New York City Mr. Asquh and his unfounded allegations whelmingly repudated in the House of Commons Mr. Roosevelt and every political and public traitor should be !oVerw hemngy repudated whenever such him. sef doyaly against his constituted leaders the best interests of his for the . WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST.