The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-05
When Roosevelt Is
Down His Enemies Are
First To Lift Him Up
herewith We Attempt To Answer
The Question So Often Asked
Concerning the Ex-Presldent
and That Grip Of His on
the People.
On Monday of this week we learne

On Monday of this week we learned
II. o;ny that Clifford Pncho and Pncho had asked
cancel Cunningham Alaskan eeai Claims
<9T Everybody knows who Clifford Pinchot is ra
Everybody knows Clifford Pnhot fired out OIL inc
administration because he preferred charges against mehala e.
Who as secretary of the interior of President Tas CABINET
Everybody the brother OF Clifford fnch
Everybody that these same Cunningham e0a au
that which Taft further down IN the w
dug for by PayneAdh tariff bill and into which he tumoleo
kerhop when he o d the bill
Everybody morning paper with much interest because
thew knew all the parties simply new
chapter story they have been reading entitled "here w"
Taft Get Of At?"
progressed part with the answer to this qe
ton generally asked but replied properly until the
Of these few words.
Now for Section No. g.
There wasn't morning paper about Theodore
Roosevelt
rghthand when Roosevelt was In the
White House
Roosevelt had left the White simultaneously with renquishng
presidency and according precedent and had gone hunting
great conservation of the natural resources and
Roosevelt
Therefore everybody Roosevelt
for the job Of out the Roosevelt
policies and nasmuch Taft had kicked out Roosevts chief forester
blow the Roosevelt policy
that there would be something tpoe when Roosevelt got
depicting jungle of its rhnocer and digdigs
But everybody got beautifully left
Pnch returning half but apparently failed
pyecnica anticipated and the Roosevelt re-
Result that the said forestry from the day OF the onhunter
return parade Broadway without Roosevelt
any thoughts part disappointed following
Section No 8
perturbed by request of Clifford PnchO and
Amos Pncho that the Cunningham obtained
through conspiracy draud and therefore Illegal enters Falcon
Joslin president Valley rair"ad of Alaska
Railroad President Jon araigns Clifford Pnchot calling
him self appointed champion and speaking quite dspagngy
him general
right long mind and well understood
the president of a railroad who saying this.
10, behold!
his of Pnoho and then tell that THEODORE
ROOSEVELT than Pincho-a "usuper "tyrant an
invader desp and and FORTH and refuses grant
outside of that the xpresident be all right
the Theodore Roosevelt,
of which he had washed his
hands and dried them refusal stand ncommtted before the
public
Roosevelt supporters
refusal plainly the light for Pnchot the quab
Jolin his addition
Roosevelt to the issue lands him the popular side of it.
The question asked often is:
HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR THE GREAT POPULARITY OF
ROOSEVELT AND HIS GREAT GRIP ON THE PEOPLE OF HIS
COUNTRY
And the president
the Cunningham claims allowed
with it is FREIGHT BUSINESS.
II RoosEvELTs HAVE MADE HIM THE BIGGEST MAN
IN HIS COUNTRY.
attempting
political suicide.
in the TaftPincho row.
There have been of break exoeer
the expresident
public up down. though mostly
Immediately following last election he was probably farthest
that of Josrs provoked by motives
apparent and the situation for Teddy will be taking
itself, as heretofore.