Williams news., 1918-06-21

X OUNT CLEMENS, Mich, May 13-Mr. Roosevelt, though notably less able and less respectable is
 phaticaly the Asquith of American politics. He is out of and he sreedily to get back into and he does not scrupe at methods matter how unfair to the Administration how harmful to the country in order to accomplish his purely selfish political purposes.
 The attack which MT. Roosevelt makes the Administration just as baseless which Quth made upon Lloyd George and it will to be just futile in its effect the Administration and just f.-al in it's effect upon MT. Roosevelt.
 The immediate of MT. Roosevelt's present out burst two in number.
 The first is the fact that the magazine which hires MT. Roosevelt at $1 per word to make vicious attacks the Government of the United States during time excluded from the mails in issue for wholly false and absolutely unusted attack the Pres den of the United States and the diplomacy of the United States calculated to bring country and people into contempt and consequently to injure
 Mr. Roosevelt did write this particular article but is conceivable that the existence of azne which fberaly for political islander natural the part of Mr. Roosevelt for his profitable, if not patriotic, contract.
 The second of Mr. Roosevelt's immediate agita ton that the small and lonely New York which supporting Mr. Roosevels perpetual aspira tions for the Presidency recently rebuked public by the representatives of the United States Govern ment for printing certain articles which had in fact and which dscredited the officers of the United States Army and held them to rdicue and tumey without the slightest basis of truth justice in the allegations.
 any other country in the world in critical times traitorous publications like Mr. Rooseves magazine and Mir. Rooseves newspaper only objects printing falsehood petty political spite against the President and partisan support of the aspirations of date been wholly suppressed as reasonable
 Our Government, however is lenient with such offend ing publications and with Mr. Roosevelt himself Administration properly Believes that republic of free speech and free publication should be though there be occasional dsoya right in the of MT. Roosevelt and the magazine which hires him and the which politically supports
 That the United States Government entirely right in it's denunciaon of Mr. Roosevels New was conclusvey in the suit which resignation from that of its editor, Mr. Simonds well known throughout this country otic articles
 Mr. Smonds definitely stated and showed desire to retire from this doyal due that this habitually invented and in its office for the of manufacturing material with which to attack the United States and the of the United sh political purposes.
 Of course, Mr. Smonds would willingly remain con- nected with dsoyal publication, profit ing Mr. Roosevet makeup to prevent his publication, matter how traitorous long that connection will to line his and scrupuous methods of promoting his political prations.
 MT Roosevels attempted reflections upon the Hearst publications unimpOrtant.
 It is sufficient to say in reply that whatever Hearst publications indulged constructive founded established fact not