Show S COLONELS OF CRITICISM C. C M I Harveys Harvey's Americanism Contrasted I With Roosevelt Editor Telegram i Colonel Roosevelt has been criticisIng criticising I ing President Wilson for inaction HeIs He Heis i is thoroughly dissatisfied with the president nt and he thinks all Americans who are not so ought to be But Colonel Roosevelt's criticisms are wholly from what he considers is the American viewpoint and I am Sure he Is satisfied that we can conduct conduct conduct con con- duct all the criticism of the present government that Is necessary our our- selves selve-s. It is a family affair among us Americans S His Hla criticisms may not be based ona on ona I Ia a a carefully thought out policy which he would follow if It he were president But they are American criticisms of the American government are no business of outsiders and Colonel Roosevelt would be among the first to resent any formal criticism from abroad Colonel Harvey comes home from England and relates English criticisms of President Wilson In an almost apologetic attitude for America He feels that It Is 15 too bad President Wilson Wil wn son has made the English think so poorly of this country and Its government government government govern govern- ment and it If I am not mistaken he takes considerable pleasure in telling us how poorly his former friend Is regarded regarded re ra re- re in England Colonel Roosevelt criticises the president because he thinks Americans disapprove of our foreign policy and he wants It changed to meet American approval even approval even ven If It he mistakes his ap approval ap- ap provat for American approval Colonel Harvey criticises the president president dent because our for foreign policy does not meet th the approval of the English Would he have it changed so as to meet English approval A PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN |