The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-29
ROOSEVELT INSULTS THE PRESIDENT

public America enters the war attain certain objects sought by herself and her associate Allies
 War cannot be fought victory gained peace arrived by eager perervd selfish counse of every who regards his advice as good, his views as helpful.
 any have honest desire to aid he may take his views to those whom the nations have endowed with responsibility that his judgments may be weighed and his advice adopted if it is good.
 Roosevelt the of victory and perhaps of peace, pre- insult the president prefers to divide the counels of America njec himself into the public consciousness with profound ignorance of the sad impression he makes the world when former president of the Republic insults the living and responsible government.
 In Carnegie Hall last night Roosevelt from public plat form addressed this insult to President Wilson:
 W small wonder that in the oarooms of the House the bitter jest circuaes Here's to Czar last in first to- ward peace long may he waver,"
 Wilson has responsibilities. Upon his shoulders is laid heavier load than peoples servant bore beore The world is in travail blood flows like water; treasure is ed like fuel furnace. The objects of the be gained before the be To continue the after it's objects gained would be murder nothing and noh ing less.
 Every with patriotic blood in his veins would de- sire to give this burdened the things which to him necessary for the completion of his task.
 Roosevelt and his kind think otherwise. Their idea of aiding the American people is to tear down the President They nothing about the standing of America before the world They present the country divided in counsel They not for the blood of soldiers for the of the people, Roosevelt and his kind want power gained at any price,
 They little understand the American people, little grasp the times If Roosevelt either the people the times, woud other road prefermen than say the President that he Scar last in war; which to say coward rst in peace which is to call the President again coward and who waver which is to call the President without frmness, decision.
 direct unmistakabe language asks the Amercan people to believe that their President their great magistrate whom the whole world honors and h'sknd, exercises with responsibility the Russian ruler did the authority of Czar the American people asked by Roosevelt to believe that their President arbitrary ruler who is not only coward but vacatng coward.
 Is such language covered by the Espionage law? ought to be- The law might be invoked it not that in invoking home which he has not and has not had for during long time past
 The President went into only when it became ansary late then will the victory be gained by less loss of American life and treasure Of the me only responsible " government could judge.
 Before declared the usage Roosevelt and his sort to call the country unprpaed apparently he would make war, whether the country prepared, not,
 The responsible government cooperating with the Allies, will decide when and upon what terms the shall end whether there shall be negotiated peace other kind of peace They will decide according to evidence facts dions and situations known only to them When they decide they supported by the peoples the world by all who sympahize with the cause of democracy,
 No soldier shall abroad not young may be sent there whose is not necessary to the tory of war; Not American shall per- ish unnecessarily, be spared his sacrifice sarY
 America wants victory league of nations, and the end of America wants Germany rendered poweress to another such war; wants to establish democracy where cracy rules wants right wrongs that they will stay rghted,
 & America trusts President Wilson,
 The world trusts him,
 Roosevelt has not been called to govern will again be called to govern cannot his tongue brings chagn to his friends when he speaks and shame his party sxg