The Detroit times., 1911-01-05
ben Roosevelt Is
\ Down His Enemies Are
First To Lift Him Up
herewith We Attempt To Answer
che Question So Often Asked
Concerning the Ex-President
and That Grip of His on
the People.

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On Monday of this week learned
papers PnhOt and Amos pnhOt had asked
sdent Taft cancel the Cunningham Alaskan cea claims
M Everybody knows who Clifford Pinchot is
Everybody knows PnchO fired out OF the TAFT
because he preferred charges against BalnseT
secretary member President Tafts caonet
Everybody Pcho the brother Clifford Pinchot
Everybody knows that these Cunningham coal ems
provoked the big and which put Taft further down the h0
bill and into which he slipped
hen he o. KID the bill
Everybody with much interest because
hey knew all the parties simply
reading entitled Where WI"
b Taft Get Of AtW
progressed with the to this qnes
generally replied properly until the
n sf these few words
Now for Section No. g
There wasn't word said this morning paper story Theodore
Roosevelt
PnchOt rghthand when Roosevelt in the
White House
simultaneously with inquhng
presidency and according precedent and had hunting
Pnchot OF the natural resources ana
Roosevelt
Therefore everybody Roosevels
nt selected for the job Of carrying out the Roosevelt
policies Taft had kicked Roosevt chief forester
delivered pxus blow the Roosevelt policy of conservation
would something pOe when Roosevelt got
hack here after depicting the jungle of its rhnocer and dgdgs
Nm But everybody got beautifully left.
returning apparently failed
pyrotechn point anticipated the Roosevelt
forestry concerned dismal squib
Result that the said the of the umpha
parade up Broadway without Roosevelt or
thoughts Roosevelt the of disappointed following
And Section No 8.
perturbed up by request and
Amos Pncho that the Cunningham claims be cancelled obtained
conspiracy defraud and therefore illegal enters Falcon
Josn president of the Tanana Valley railroad of Alaska
Railroad President Jon severely aTaigns Clifford Pnhot calling
him apponted champion and speaking quite dspaagngy
him in general.
right long mind and we'll understood
n that it is the president of railroad.
n But 10 and behold
Join a delivered his of
opinion goes THEODORE
ROOSEVELT than Pnchora "usuper "tyrant
nvade despot forth and refuses grant
that outside that the president be all right
A This the share of Theodore Roosevelt and this he
assigned prominent part of which he had washed his
public
Roosevelt has deserted by ardent supporters of Pnchot for his
plainly forestry squabbe
F But Joslin has his and addition restoring
Roosevelt to the issue lands him the popular side of it.
kt The question we hear asked so often is:
& HOW DO YOU ACCOUNT FOR THE GREAT POPULARITY OF
ROOSEVELT AND HIS GREAT GRIP ON THE PEOPLE OF HIS
COUNTRY
this railroad president whose
road wants the Cunningham claims allowed because the foremost
with it is FREIGHT BUSINESS
Ro0sEvELTs ENEMIES HAVE MADE HIM THE BIGGEST MAN
81 IN HIS COUNTRY.
There been attempting
II political suicide.
One instance the attitude he Pinchot row.
There have been of break between the
n The expreident
Immediately following probably farth.st
Josrs provoked by motives 50
and the situation Teddy will