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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-17
Il nombIamiento del pIs.
sidente INFERNO de Panan !.
Dific ultades encontrao as
por el doctor Mendoz.:
en- su election.
Ampl,ando nuestros cables De
aver.

La nomination hecha en- favor tisi
ST.. Arosemena para cubrir Ia V
cante de Ia presidencia de Ia rep 81,
pubhca por fellecimiento del s..
Obaldia, y de cuyos informes not
clara aver en- su secclon cablegrafica
"La Correspondencia'' pudo trae,
lln grave incidente.
Durante algunos dias SO present
muy aguda la crisis politica motiva
ola por el informe de que los Estado;
Unidos Sc oponian, por considerarla
anticonstitucional, a Ia election para
la asamblea nacional del doctor Car
los Mendoza, como presldente l.,
declaration del encargado de Nego-
clos americanos de la legacion de Pa
mama, respecto a la election del doc
tor Mendoza, tuvo como consecuen-
cia que Sc unieran los miembros L.
berales de la asamblea v resolveran
elegir al doctor Mendoza primer
vicepresidente y presidente inferno
sin tener en- cuenta las objeciones dc
los Estados Unidos.
Los amigos del doctor Mendoza
philharmonic declararon que 10 eli
girian, pues que Ia Asamblea Nacio
nal es Ia ,inica corporation que tie
ne facultades para interpreter Ia
constitution de Panama y las leyes
Green que ell gobierno americana ro
puede dejar de reconocer al ciudada
no de Panama electo por Ia Asam.
blea, cualquiera que ell sea.
A pesar de esto, y tomando en- con
sideracion el ultimatun que Sc lie en-
VIC desde Washin gton por conductc
de la Legacion americana, ell presl-
dente INFERNO Mendoza renuncio SUI
candidatura de la presidential de Ia
Repubica, manifestando que bajo
las circustancias actuales le evitalil
asi dificultades su pals. Sc considc.
ra que est acto es altamente patr.G
tico.
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La QUESTION POLL
T|CA EN- bhYAM0N.
Contin ua el 'ja1eo" entre
las dos agrupaciones re-
publicanas.
Por fin ell Sr. Serrano SO derro.
to dejandole la mano de dona
LeOnOr al Sr. Gaetan.
Con tan plausible motlvo, me.
nudearon los petardos y
triquitraques.
De nuestro corresponsal

Anoche hubieron en- esta cludad
petardos, musicas por las GALES, ban
deras, etc. Inmediatamente lntrlga-
mos la causa de aquella demostra-
cion de regocijo y Sc nos dijo que el
Sr. Serrano habia renunciado la can
didatura para alcalde, aceptando Ia
de presidente del consejo municipal.
ESQ era todo. El alcalde en- vez del
Sr. Serrano sera Don Manue Gae-
tan Barbosa que luchara su candida
tura, frente a la de los repubhca-
nos, puros Q sean los dopalastas y
ell candi idato unionlsta Cuando
empezo el miti1l de anoche en- el bal
con de la casa del Sr. Serrano mu-
chos unionistas y republicanos pu-
ros Sc encontraban ALI.
Ell Sr. Alfaro, abrlo el acto, y el
orador lleno de agasajos al 81. Sierra
no.
Hablo el ST.. Rafael Rivero Co.
Ion.
Continue el mitin hasta las 81 en-
que termino con vivas por los se1ro-
nistas v risas de los davllistas que no
pierden OCCASION.
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Convention uRio-
nista en- Aunacao.
Sc procedio al nom bra
miento de los delegados
a la camara.
Igualmente Sc hizo para los
miembros de la junta central.
De nuestro correSponsal.

Scptiembre ia las siete Gle la
tardc del lunes lego a esta cildad 81
Sr. Luis Munoz Rivera al que acon-
panahan don Carlos Maria Soler y
don Ramon II pclgado prestiaiosos
cletnentos dc la mon. DichOS cahd-
lleros formaban h eomisl6n desl lgna-
da por cldilectolin para lepresentar
i tan alto euerpo IN Ia convenclon
aue hahia de ncnlin9r los candidates
/ las tu1uraS cinttas de l9ll-l9l2.
\ lis nucvc ID Ia noche Y en- los
amplioS salonos Gel City Hall cele-
brosc Ia roneycnei.n conculrlendo j
este acto las slgulentes representaeio
mes del dlstnto:
Antouio Lopez ciadra, Eulllio e.
Garcia lIIunacaol lose \. Diaz. ia
vier Cuevas ZcautIfa dajardo). Ma
riano Colon. JnJ,plln Nntonio Garcia
0'ahu,oaa. .NJtuip Gallario Ir.. Ra
mon llorrero glabol. Juan r
Gonzalcl, ,Iosf tmdn Diaz tRin
Grandel. f.e!lrc Sanchez 0sorio. Ma
nucl Gonzalcz Cru Carolina. Loren
~ arcarccl. .lute Manuel Diaz fI1u
jiIie Nto, .Iavjer Icqueila. CASIO
| ms Calderon dJmfal. Octavin Gar
cia Silrado. Ramon Via Trio Pie
draSl. Vicente estsz Lopez, Iran
Cruz Ortiz. MuarsAol. Carlos Reili-
tcz castanos. Zo:lo Castalos (Nie-
ques).
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POR EXPENDER DR0-
GAS SIN l|CENC|A.
Varios sci q es d a d )
fueron denunc;ados po-
tener medlcinas en- ven
ia.
Francisco Muriel corrio ell ries-
90 de morir electrocnju,o 0
en- Santurce.
En- la parada 6 hubo I'm cho-
que entire I'M antomovil y
un coche particular.

En- la noche del dia Is corriente
celebraron en- Mayaguez meetings
.os palIidos mnCnlstas V lepubhca-
nos. En- uno de los meetin gs alguien
arrojo una piedra que hllid a una
mujer, terminando los dos sin move
ved;tu,
.Anoche fue sorprendida en- Nagua
20 una jugada de domlnos, arrestan
10 4 cinco individuos y ocupando
lchas y dinero.
En- la noche del dia Is hubo en-
,ieques un conato Gle incendio en- Ia
asa de Abdon Ramos, el cual fue
ofocado por ell pueblo y la policia.
II hecho fue causal.
Por iuegos prohibidos fueron SEN
Cenciados a ocho dollars de multa i
ocho dias de carcel en- Humacao nuc
ye individuos que fueron sorprendl-
los por la policia el - de los corrien-
tes, despues de celebrado el juicio,
le la denuncia que Sc presentara con
lra ellos.
Por expender drogas V productos
Iarmaccuticos, han sido denunclados
IN Falardo las siguientes personas:
Laureano Sanchez, Pablo Flores,
lose Vidal, Ramon Ortiz, Rasendo
Padron, Regalado Morales y Manuel
Morales.
Aver en- Pta de Terra, parada 6,
ONO a las 1920 P. NJ. choco el au-
tom6vil No 335 propiedad del Sr.
Sanches Morales que guiaba el chau-
iew Guillermo Dueno, con el CO
he del Sr. Eleuterio Hernandez,
que conducia Carlos O. Neill. Am
bos vehiculos sufrleron desperfectos
de consideration.
En- la parada 4. como a las 1890
P. NJ. , en- momentos que qlltaba un
aIambre de la luz electrica el indi-
viduo Francisco Muliel, que estaba
sobre ell CAIRO electrico numero 10,
tropezo con el cable del trolley par
tiendose dicho cable. Murlel cayo Gle
earro inm6vil. siendo auXihado por
al DIR. Garcia Cabrera.
En- Ia parada s frente a la casa
Amarillo el CARO- electrico No. I
que guiaba Bartolo Santiago, anollo
al individuo Tadeo Rivera, produ
ciendole varias contusiones leves.
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Il Nu[yO PRESUPUES-
TO De San GERMAN.
Los gastos para el proxlmo.
ejercicio montan a 19 mil
dollars.
Neptune SO opuso a que ell Sc
nor Villali le moStrara sn
tanque al pdblico.
Vari IS ciudadanos parece que
ignoran que existe una orde.
nanza que prohibe andarlcon
bultos por las aceras.
De nuestro eoYresponsal

septiembre l5.- El presupuesto
de esta ciuda para el aho economico
191o-l9l1, monta 4 100000 que
importan los insresos. Egresos Per
sonal incluso gastos de oficinas, S,
5S4. 90. Para los demas atenciones.,
Sl0.416. 90.
i, Han contraido matrimonio los 10
venes D. Jose B. Ramir z y la Srta.
Rosario Acosta.
Ell y del corriente mes Sc sintie-
ron dos igeros temblores de TERRA
en- Ia localidad. Fueron de Este O.
y de alguna intensidad.
Ha salido para los Estados Uni
dos el apreciable ioven de esta loca-
lidad D. Osvaldo 0. 'Neill Ratsy. Cur
sa calrera en- Terre Haute, Indiana.
Ante nutrida concurrencia tuvo
lusar Ia function anunciada por ell ST..
Nlllali. con su notable acto el "Dios
de las aguas' A causa della lluvia
tuvo que suspenderse Ia segunda
tunclon, con el consequence descOn-
tento de las muchas personals que no
pudieron concurrir al primer acto.
Dentro de POGO saldra para Santo
Domingo donde hace algunos amos
eside, nuestro compatriota D. To
mas Nazario acaudalado propieta-
rio de puerto Plata. Actualmente
Sc halla de vista en- esta su ciudad
natjva.
Llaman os la atencion de quien
corresponds hacia el hecho de que
son muchfsimas las per,onas que
transltan por las aceras, con bultos,
los y demas impedimentos para ell
trsnsito. Tambien hacia el abuse de
innumerables muchachos con voces
eXtantoreas pregonan su mercancla
dla Y noche sin respeto nj considera-
cion alcuma para el vecindario. Sc
gun entendemos existen ordenanzas
psohlhlando ambas cosas v Sc hace
neoesario Sc hagan cumplir.
Ha fallecido D. Fernando Rivera
Faean apreciable miembro de esta
soclalad.
NIuy ahundantes lluvias han cal
do durlnta Is nltimas "A horas en-
lola esta COmarca.
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Los PayasoS.

Una novedad en- esta segunda re-
prlsse, Y por encontrarse enferma la
de Martin, sc hizo cargo de la parte
de .Neddd la s;rta. Jole Massa. Estu-
vo fascinadora; muy actriz; nos hizo
en- el primer acto unos trinos Y algu-
mas ptechettai con notas agudas muy
sonoras embelleciendo EN- cada Erase
Ia eScabrosa parte del acto primero
En- el duo con .SiIrio estuvo felicisi-
ma V recogi6 en- SUI desempeho mu-
chas palmadas.
FL Pause. nuevamente por Bare
tin. baritone que lleva con SUI qold
ienomenal el m,iagroso poder de de-
jar al publico que leoye loco de en-
ti,siasmo.dilo el Proiogo tan bien que
bis6 ell final
FL tenor D'0tavvi fue el heroe de
l. serdf1. FL arioSo Tlidosamente a
plaudldo- En- cl acto final ie oirnos
con gllsto. por9ue es una lie Las obras
de bataila para el tenor D'Otavvi.
CcntTibuyo a este esplendido es-,
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Despucs de examinad,s las creden
cialcs p;occd:o>e !. election Sicndo
aclamala Ia siElieate candidatura
tyiun.anie. Tul!o l.arrrlnaca 20 vo-
os.-Carlos Bentet Santana, 20 vo-
toS. Ramon H. pc -ado. Il votoS.-
Autonln r. Rare.1. 10 vdsos.-Ra
iacl CucvaS Leu Is votes
Para micmln,- Ii junta Cculral
theron ebert >
Propictarln T. a H. nrlcaia
y vmos. Nuftr ! Rars, '>va-
tnS. Sur-.lcure- j.. VI. f Fnlon.
I9vnto<. Asius aicE 1tnir0" II.
VptnS.
As~ta convci ~ iai;ts IN r
p-c~cutant. i, ~.
Colulado !, n lon,i, I. mia ii
eat. u MalInr4H.n
Los >reS. re,ln' MIR \ I'Ian Orpi.
han conrinidp una -ocledad para dc
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kOCHES L|R|CAS
Cavalleria.

La sehorita Ana de Revers que en-
Ia segunda reproduction de Caralle-
ria, anoche en- el teatro Municipal
sustituy6 a la senorita de Martin, por
encontrarse enferma, obtuvo un rui-
doso tri,lnfo. Nos hizo una Santuzza
admirable, siendo muy aplaudida en-
el raconto y en- la escena culminante
de la obra con T,uiddu, aquella esce
na, en- la que la ineansable cantatriz,
Ana de Revers, dio tai expression a
su canto prodigioso que nos trajo a
Ia memoria a la celebre Emma Be-
lincioni la elegida por Mascagni en- el
estreno de esta opera.
La escena vulgar de la obra, ell IL
po siciliano personifcado por la de
Revers con tanto acierto v expression
que dlflcilmente volveremos a oirle.
La artista bravisima que Sc encuen-
ira en- todo el apogeo de slls faculta-
des poderosas despleeo con gran for
tuna. en- esta Cdrolleria el vuelo del
oqu'a remontando con sus notas
tlrnbradas Y calurosas al espacio in
tinito de donde descendian piano,
piano ahogandose en- la soberbia te-
rrible dc la Vendetta siciliana.
Turiddu, mucho mejor desempe-
hado que la ante noche de Cara
h01o Salfan de slls cuerdas vocales
notas hien importadas, valientes en-
los agudos, sonoras en- las notas cen
trales. ductil Y pastosa. FL publico
aplaudio con entusiasmo en- la opera
de Mascagni llamandole escena.
La Lola coquetisima y muy artis-
Ia.
Ell intermeszo fu6 repetido nueva-
monte
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pectaculo el Arleq,dn, sehorita Tro-
tia, muy caracteristica en- los deta-
lies.
La serendtn Ia cant6 con dulzura.
siendo llamada Y aplaudida.
Apesar de que los programs a
nunciaban tiltimo Pdmsos V CGraHe
ria, nosotros esperamos Or una ter
cera audici6n.
Esta noche Bdrbiere por el tenor
Paganelli Y el baio comico Bordo-
gri..
Gran noticia: Microbes AIDA.,m
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Fue Ana De ReycTs.

En- nue<tras notas de hoy respceto
de II reprisse de ..CayalIeria' Pa
yascs por error de cor-esi6n de
pruehas incurrimos en- el de referir-
Hos a Ia scfs rita Massa en- eI p,rel
de NHfHs;a eG La primera obra- La
aplaudida scpraao Ana de Revers hi
70 Ell expresIdo papei y Ia sciorita
Massa el de .Nsd.ia On "Pavasos
Valga Ia aclarsti;in.
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PIoyectos de una
confederation,
El ideal de Bolivar sera
un hcc cho en- tie mpo no
leJano.
En- Quito Sc ha fundado una So
ciedad con el proposito de
trabajar por Ia union de las
tres replbIicas que constitu-
ron la gran Colombia o anti
qua confederation grandma.

La idea de estrechar los vinculos
que unen a las naciones que forma-
ron antaho una sola Y poderosa re-
pdblica va tomando forma practica
Y todo hace vislumbrar que en- dia
no jano Sc veran colmadas las asp;-
raciones de ecutorianos, colombia
nos y venezolanos.
Al efecto un respectable ndmero
de jovenes de Quito (Ecuador), ha
concebido el proposito de fundar
allf un centro q. trabaje por Ia union
de las herederas de Colombia la gran
de, centro que celebro en- uno de los
salones del Hotel Continental su pri-
mera reunion preparatoria, en- la que
Sc acordo la manera Gle inauglrar
solemnemente la corporation el dia
20. centenario de Colombia.
Dicho centro llevara ell nombre Gle
"Club Federalista
Su labor Sc dirigira principalmen-
te a estrechar las relaciones litera-
rias, artisticas ,cientificas 6 industria
les entire los tres pueblos. por medic
de atinada propaganda. que logre
la celebration Gle convenios entire
los geblernos respectNos, que per-
mitan el libre cambio de productos
el ejercicio professional. sin mas ira
bas para los hijos de cada uno de los
tres paises, residente en- otro de los
mismos, que las impueStas por las
leyes de su propia patria. Ia seglWi-
dad y rapidez ell las comuniciciones
postales Y telegraficas, expeditas
hoy. en- gran parte, las liltimas solo
por la buena voluntad de los indi-
viduos que ejercen Ia jefatura del ra-
mo de teltgrafoS, y Ia primeras har-
to dificiles al presente Va que. cosa
incredible, no eNisten tratados que
establezcan ell servicio de paoueleS
postales entire el Ecuador Ncne-
zuela.
Tn diario de la capital ecuatoria-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-17
M|LLA7ES De 0BREROS, NADANDo EN- CERVEzA

Un deposito que contenia IS mil galones de este H.
guido rompio ponendo en- grave riesgo la vida
de muchas personas.
los indies erokees de South Dakota encuentran cae
ter, fecha mano no estan dejando NADIA vivo.
La situacon de la huelga Bilbao esta agravand
cada dla
De servicio cabegafco
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anything that could be twisted into that
meaning. The President has been good
enough to express his satisfaction with
my work and I am going ahead with it."
Ask Congressional Inquiry.
With the meeting of Congress a reso-
luton was introduced calling for a Con-
gressional inquiry into the whole stu
alton. And then came a step that had
not been anticipated and was out OF the
government routine. and apparently was
aimed at making the conflict as dramatic
as possible Mr. Pnchot succeeded in
having read upon the floor of the Senate
a letter rejecting upon the President and
enforcing his own dismissal as the only
possible consequent act. A days session
Of the Presidents Cabinet preceded the
decision to dismiss.
And that leaves the possible ''Ballinger-
Pinchot' investigation Row merely a
question Of investigating a single officer
OF the government on charges which the
Acknowledgement has ridiculed and on
which the President has passed judgment
Mr.. Pinchot. conceded universally to
have taken a deep and inclusive interest
in the country's resources. is free 10 fight
as a magazinist or publiclst or lecturer
for the object of his constant zeaI-the
prevention Of the growth of what he
styles ''the water-power trust"
And in this matter he is assured the
support OF the President and OF his former
principal antagonist. Mr. Balllnger They
have no aims. both have frequently de-
clared, that are at variance with the
Roosevelt conservation policy except
in one particular, and that was expressed
by the President in hts Albany letter
when he said.
In my judgment be is the best friend
Of the conservation Of national re-
sources who insists that every step taken
in that direction should be- within the law
and buttressed by legal authority. IN
sistence on this mTtter is not Inconsistent
with whole-hearted and bona nde in
terest and enthusiasm in favor OF the
conservation policy"
Sought tn Control Watershed.
Charges that there is In existence a
water-power trust seeking to gain control
OF the Rocky Mountain watershed are
the basis for the former Forester's recent
antagonism 70 Mr., BaIlinger. The quar-
rel broke over matter concerned with
the withdrawal OF about 100000 acres
Of land in Wyoming and Montana by
President Roosevelt just before he re-
tired from office The withdrawal was
declared TO be 'anticipatory" and with a
view Of preventing the absorption Of
power sites on this land by the alleged
wateT-power trust
Secretary Ballinger's commencement OF
service was maTed by an order restor-
ing this land 20 entry. It was this act by
the Secretary that sent Pinchot scurrv-
ing to the President On that visit the
President assured him that Mr.. Banlnger
planned to again withdraw the land az
speedily as possible. \ question Of the
legality q President RooseveltS with
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of the opposition to the spread OF the
conservation vogue, especially when 1t
was also explained that any settler might
take all the timber he wanted for his
own use; that any ripe" tree could be
cut with the simple formality OF secur-
ing a permit. and that only waste,
monopoly and exploitation were being
aimed at, so far as the stopping of the
regular Savork OF tree cutting was con-
cernedg The forest products were for
sale, and were for the settlers gratis-all
each settler could cut for his own use,
but not 70 sell Mr.. Pinchot made, along
with his statement Of the cost Of Tefor-
estation of the present stands. the addi-
tlonal claim that, properly "forested, q"
the existing timber could be kept in per-
petuity, and still through the sale OF ripe
trees could be made to produce an an
nual revenue Of s498s90. s65. That would
be on the basis Of the revenue produced
by the forests Of Europe.
soIhe Have No Trees.
There are now IG5.O00.O0O acres Of land
In the national forests. and they are scat
tered pretty well over the whole country.
Many Of them are forests where there
are no trees; and that WIS a point Of
which some Of Pinchot's opponents in
the Senate made much Pinchot was
quick with an answer that this was land
that once had been foTest-that had been
denuded and that was capable Of bearing
another forest as soon as his department
had developed 10 the point Of replanting
the hills of desOlatiou.
Through the Senatorial discussion, run
ming along parallel with the conservation
programmes development the people
learned much Of their forests. In April.
1905 there was a pitched battle IN Con-
gress over the appropriation hill for tie
Forest Service. The sum asked FOR was
S. 7S6, 90. and charge was made by Rep
resentatlve Z. y. Pollard. Of Nebraska.
that the service was in collision with
the newspapers TO broRdsides the Senators
and Congressman opposed to it's plan Of
action. PiuChOt entered a general and
specific denial. and the money was finally
voted
The Forester Il expanding his national
forests got possession OF about one-third
Of the mountainous sectian Of the State
OF Washington and sixth q Idaho. In
Utah about twenty-eIght forests were es-
tablished. many Of them growing only
sagebrush. The Calaveras Big Tree tract
In California came in. thus saving the
most important Of the sequoia groves
from extinction.
Pinchots work with each forest varied
with the local demands. IN all his rang
ers stacked and burned the fallen tim
Der 70 prevent the spread Of fires Coy
Otes were poisoned TO help the sheepmen,
who had grazing privileges in return for
a consideration. And "a Big Cottonwood
Canyon, Titan, an experiment station was
] established for the growing o. pine seed
lings. This was the beginning Of what
was meant to grow into a system OF ex-
tensive reforestation-
Experimentation by the bureau devel-
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oped a way OF getting turpentne from
the Southern trees without killing them,
as did the old boxing" process IN vogue
for many years. A treatment was dis
covered for the Western hemlock that
made it less quick TO warp when used as
timber, and the "lodge-poe pines'' that
were supposed 10 have no market value
were made 10 DO duty as railroad ties.
Growing trees for ties having become a
matter Of the greatest importance. inter
ested the railroads, and eleven railroads
now have forests OF their own.
The Forest Service established a leo
ture bureau. through which It explained
the purposes and ways OF conservatism.
AS result OF one Of its lecture tours
some 10000 trees were planted by the
people Of one Texas community.
Senators Hepburn, Clark, Fulton, and
Carter have been the chief opponents OF
the conservation idea They have pic
tured the areas reserved as vast soil
tudes.'' wastes Of idleness,'' and game
reserves" The forester's latest report
shows that 10000 cattle range on the
reserves and that about 100000 feet OF
lumber was cut from ripe" and selected
trees last year,
Pledged TO Conservation,
Friends Of Mr.. Pinchot insist that he Is
not a politician and is personally a mod
est man. That ne had no Departmental
training which would At him for service
as a helpful and loyal subordinate in
a general sense, his action in going out
Of regular channels" with his com
plants clearly indicated. What viii
happen next Il Is difficult to forecast
The Presidents word and Mr.. BaIIinger's
word have both been pledged that con-
seTvatiOn will still be carried on. as far
as the law viii allow, TO the same ends
at the Roosevelt policy. Mr.. Pinchot will
/ probably be inclined to help BY giving
the public on ell possible occasions the
benefit Of his forestation knowledge ana
Of his zeal for tree-covered watersheds
4 sinister political view held iu some
4 quarters is that the Pinchot letter rerre-
sents the throwing down Of & gauntlet in
a new ''retUrn-from-Elba" political move
ment aimed az having a certain African
hunters personal baggage delivered in
1913 at the same address from which t.
was taken away IN 1893. One suggestion
/ is that Clifford was altogether too good a
tennis player 70 be thoroughly at home
On the golf links. Everywhere il IS con
ceded that the issue IS increasing and
not declining in magnitude and that the
/ exciting scenes OF last week in Washing
| ton Will be re-enacted during the Balm
/ ger-Pinchot investigation by Congress. at
which PinchOt viii now appear probably
as a sort Of special prosecutor Bauinger.
well informed on departmental procedure,
viii retain the support OF his fellow-offl-
I GERS in the administration. and all will bs
/ agreed that President Taft did the only
/ possible thing in letting Pinchot work
without instead Of within his onc,aI
/ family,