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The Glenwood post., 1919-10-04
NAVY

]. r. Adriance
G. o. Barton
d. Blackman
T. d. Blue
Leon Blotiaux
G. G. Boyd
William j. Brennan
P. w. Bumgardnsr
John B. Campbell
L. L. Cantrell
Lee Carter
G. A. Chinn q.
Basil Collins
Sam Collins
j. E. Colohan
James Cooper
H. F. Darrow
George B. Deacon
W. Edgerton
R. Frey
Orville Gateley
Richard Glenn
Eyre Griffith
Raymond Haialv
Ed Herd
Augustine Holland
Maurice F. Huntlsy
VIM. Jones
Frank Lacy
Stanley F. Maday
G. W. Mallory
Bert Mccoy
W. H. Miller
j. L. Murray
Alvin Ould
Arthur Pings
Dave Raynard
c. W. Redmond
W. M. Scott
John B. Schultz
Lee Smith
Fred Smith
Merlyn Smit,i -
Wilson M. Smith
Wilford T. Smith
Albert e. Smith
DR.. O. NJ. Stewart
W. Wallace Sullivan
Frank Tucker
F. T. Tully
Earl Wilds
Herbert Wilson
Harold Wheatley
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
T. P. A. PROTESTS REMOVAL
OF OLD DOMINION SERVICE
Committee Named fu Oppose Taking
on OF BOnt Between Itichmond
and Norfolk.

Travelling men OF the State Will
vigorously oppose tho removal OF the
day boa; of the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company. operating between Rich
mond and Norfolk. At the monthly
meeting of the Travellers Protective
Associations Richmond post last night
resolutions against the removal OF the
boat were unanimously adopted and
IL was decided that the organization
Would make its position plain before
the state Corporation Commission.
The members of the post elected
=. II. Chandler and j. T. Walsh. respcc-
lively. chairmcn OF tho railroad and
public utilities committee OF the post
10 act as spccial committee and as
certain the loss that Richmond would
suffer because OF the withdrawal Of
tho boat. This committee will visit the
merchants. hotel mon and others and
gather data on the subject.
Last might the post also elected
seventy seven delegates 10 attend the
state convention to he held in AlexRn-
drta on May and 10. The post has
now q membership OF l.2t9.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
ORGANIZATION OF COTTON
STORING CONCERN STARTS
Warehouse Company. Headed by New
hork Man. Higgins with Capital
of S2O,OOO,OOO.

NEW YORK. April 6--Preliminary
organization was effected hore today
OF cotton warehous.ng company to
operate warehouses; throughout the
south and North as the elimination
OF scheme inaugurated By tho cot
Ton nuEing and storage commission
on National Association OF Manufacture
ers. The company starts with Il capital
OF W.. ooo: 900, and it Is proposed also
70 issue Sl5.000,000 OF first mortgage
nny-year gold bonds : bearing per
Randall n purfec, treasurer of tho
Border City Manufacturing Company.
OF Faii River, Mass. IS >cmporarv
chairman: Rufus II. Wilsin secretary
OF the National Association of Cotton
Manntacturers, temporary secretary:
". *. Drake, Jr., OF tho Merchants
National Bank. Raleigh. n. G.. tenn
porary treasurer.
The prospectus OF the company saws
the organization is designed to meet
an urgent demand for fireproof ware
houses. licensed under Federal laws.
ana issuing negotiable receipts that
VIII be acceptable as collateral by do
mcstic and foreign banks. i; is pro
posed 70 start with an initial capacity
o odo 10000 bales, of whish about 500
ooo bales viii he in existing ware
houses that will be purchased. ;hc
ultimate capacity to DC about 5000, 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
NATIONS MIST LEARN TO
SUBMIT no SAME PROCESS

LONDON. April 26.--The majority of
afternoon papers continued yesterday
to devote their leading articles to dis
cuss:on of President Wilson's state
mcnt relative to the Italian situation
this is tho first test case Of the
league OF nations. 1t is undoubtedly
the break with the past which con-
ventional minds find exceedingly dis
TO which we are pledged is to he more
than a name. we may make up our
have to submit TO the process now APP
piled 10 Italy"
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks the
-Adriatic difiiculty is moving toward
n solution, lin which case" it says.
president Wilson will have no reason
10 repeat the innovation by which he
called IN the judgment OF wider
tribunal than the council OF four"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
NAVAL PLANE COVERS 1850
MILES IN TWENTY HOURS
distance In Two-ThIrds OF Tint vbic,,
overseas SQUADRON Must
Ely TO Succced.

WASHINGTON. April Ca naval
Seapiane attached TO the HAMPTON
Roads baac has just completed u! a
twenty hours flight. in which It
covered distance of $50 miles tho
Navy Department was advised late to-
This distance is about two thirds NJ =
mat which ~ {. .Seaplanc Squadron
atiant'c hight from Newfoundland.
a Inc pane carried crew of four
men Lieutenant Commander II. Il
Crow was in command and with him
Wei =, ErnSigns II. s. Souther, d. Thomas
The scapiane which made tho nigh,
Was OF the Ia type. fitted With Two
Liberty motors OF 800 horse lower
miles an hour was blowing throurh
out the voyage. but in spite OF /. The
machine was able TO maintain an aver
an hour. ''ito
This is the longest flight eyer made
ny ., naval seapianc. and as the craft
~ smaller than those which Com
mandcr John II. Towers will take over
seas. naval officers believe it's perform.
ance ausers we'll for the success OF tho
transatlantic flight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

FlCME. April 2G-(via Rome, "a
, vas, crowd. Including the members Of
many organizations. escorted the Ma
. tional Council. which visited General
Gra"Ziola today. TO express the ci,y:s
determination be annexed to italv IVY >
RoAlE, April 26.-Societies of Young
dispatch from that city. and passed
resolutions protesting against "the
attempt to infringe upon the sanctjt,,
OF italys right to Fiumc and Dali
s snT.la ,,n me ,; societies pledged them
or cease TO exist"
BERN. April e6.-Reports from R,-
Naria state that the communists of
hnsia threaten , that when the city is
ros ne citizens will be shot in
rows on the Marienplatz Numerous
peasants tradesmen and work nconIc
Are Are, volunteering to march against
B.ASLE, April e6-The Ropmoni,ns
continue their advance on RmJn nnst
rom the south. and on Friday morninr
we're we're on line from Varsares- Nomenv.
snail IAi ha,, 10 south of Gyula. Several
ie say, were fought during the adj
mere! mere. Llntransigeant says, deny that
PARIS April as-,,,,:a, etc.,,
placards have been pos,eJ :, c Ro
ddeciaring Fiume has become a part oT
PARls. April o6-The clauses ~ ,ho
peace. treaty dealing with the C.o o. inc
c coioniesi according to lie Temps. merely
cover the German renunciation 81
and I'd the i isr5,ories The dis
LONDON. April SEA dispateh from
siruo, says the Egyptians are thunder
uent wilson has recognized The Rritish
ip !, - OF Egypt. The extremists
socm - uec'ared. had been boasting OF
their program. HS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
HERE is SOFT JOB
AND SIS PER MONTH
tehned fonnG Woman Wanted-Need
Not Come In Contact With
Potato Feelings.


MONTCLAIR, n. j.. April oG-Anv
refined young woman accustomed n
move in the highest social circles can
ma a nice soft Si5 n week job with
no particular duties, excepting ASSET :
ing in entertaining. using theater
tickets weekly and skmning about i'm
a roadster car by answering an adj
Montclair Herald.
Charles H. Kinney, the Her, Id
editor declares the advertisement was
PAID for by q woman whose name he
declined TO disclose. who explained 10
MN that she was distracted at her
inability to secure household help.
me IN, didn't explain TO him how the
dishes were 10 be washed and the
onions fried The advertisement gave
no hin; that the refined young woman
wanted. VINO must possess refined.
appearance. would ever be required
TO place her manicured nails in con-
tact with potato peclings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
DELEGATION TO WITNESS
TENNESSEE LAUNCHING
break Hottie of Champagne for Lest
Time on how or Huge
Craft.

;, NEW YORK. ,;;prii 2s.--Governor \.
cation OF thirty-six, will All" aIten n uc ne
laughing of the battleship Tcnnesssc
az me navy-yard April 30. according
70 message received by tho command .
ant Al Of the yard today Governor
Hooerts daughter. Helen will Le
sponsor, and champagne will he used
probably for the las, time in the chris.
tening. OF Il battleship, IL was stated
Sneakers Al a dinner to the men who
i nui,d the Vessel TO be held after the
Tart; Franklin u. Roosevelt. acting
SI,e,Ge,reta.y of the Navy; Rear Admiral
imam :. Sims: William -. Wilson
Secretary of Labor: Samuel Gompera
Governor Roberts. ana Governor Smith
OF New York.
The Tennessee, = sister ship or tho
Eahtornia, now building at the Mare
island navy-yard. California, will be
manned by a crew OF fifty eight OIL
GERS and 1,024 men. She will be An oil
burner. with an electric drive. Her
armament viii! consist or twelve four.
tccn-inch guns fourteen hve-inch
guns -four stX-pounders. four anti
aircraft guns and two torpedo tubes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
u: Associated Press. J

ROME, April 26.-Premicr Orlando,
him here. said
1T is not time for fine language In
the face OF the world. which is Judging
us. we must have firmncss and a calm,
serene conscience
mere arc two questions. The first
is whether the government and the
Italian delegates have faithfully in
terpreted the thoughts and will Of the
of Yes"
Il never doubted it," continued the
Premier, for | know the soul Of my
people. but confirmation was required
The first question is answered; Rome
Is consecrating our work.
The second question is TO estimate
the gravity Of the situation. but 1
do not ask you for an immediate reply.
Let us not consider what best or most
desirable can happeA to our Italy,
whose just and praiseworthy attitude
has provoked the admiration OF the two
worlds. Cheers and cries of Long
live America. Down with Wilson.")
we must show that we have taken
the worst into consideration After
four years of unspeakablc privations
and sacrifices we ind ourselves faced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
'DOWN WITH Will SON.
CRY OF ITALIAN OFFICIAL s
Premier Orlando Tells Romans They Must Face World
With Firmness and Calm, Serene
Conscience.

W%ith - fresh saeriiees, ana priya,ions;
AZ this moment Italy Is ready and
greater than ever-greatcr than in
The decision mus, be we'll con-
sidered one. Food supplies are failing
US. but Italy. which has known hunger.
has never known dishonor. do no,
conccal from you the danger Of this
face anything.")
am with you" continued the Pre-
mier' "a brother among brothers, and
aiS1 chief who asks to obey and
follow the will of the people. 1t may
be tina, we shall find ourselves alone,
out Italy must be united and have q
single will. Italy will not perish
At the close of Orlando'S address
the Premier was given an ovation.
General Diaz and Sisnor Barzilai. of
tho peace delegates then spoke, and
were chcercd by the soldiers and
Prince. Colonna, Mayor Of Rome. as
serted that there was complete solid :
gritty or the people OF Rome and of
Italy with tho government.
Premier Orlando, General Diaz.
entered motor cars. and procession
was formed, which proceeded to tho
royal palace. in Quirinal Square
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
D'ANNUNZIO NEVER PnOUDER
or BEING AN ITALIAN

TURIN (via l.ondon). April 26.-"I
was never proudcr OF being an Italian"
Gabrielle D'AnnunZio, tho poet and
aviator. declared today in discussing
the peace conference rupture over.
Fiumc. There is nothing greater" he
added
"italy will remain fcarlcssly and
alone against all. Her strength is
Increased by sacrifices. Surely this
hours. Italy is great and pure.
say to her, DO not surrender an
inch.' the watchword of the Piave.
May Explain TO Congress-.
The Italian Parliament NAV send RI.
american Congress an explanatory
message Of its attitude on Finmc
President Wilson'S thunderboIt has
shaken !taly's heart. Italy can not
Forgive the blow TO her dignity Never
thelcss. popular opinion remains favor
able TO tho American people.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
FEW CASES OF NERVOUS
AND MENTAL DISORDERS
nut Ihrce Ont Of Every Thousand
discharged From Army for
Such DiscrxcE

WASHINGTON, April 26.--But three
out OF every 1000 men called TO the
coiors were discharged for nervous or
mental diseases. and many Of those
since have been restored to normal
ms is shown in a statement issued
To-Day by the medical division OF Tho
bureau OF war risk insurance rhe
report shows that $50 soldiers sailors
hnu marines suffering from such all
mcnts. and who are undergoing free
treatment by the government. 249 cases
are nild pSycnoncurosis, 1926 cases of
epilepsy. etEhty-iive Of organic nervous
diseases and sol Of more serious nerVa
GUS and mental disorders.
puhlic health service hospitals. I'm
agreement with the insurance bureau
are caring for the PATIENTS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

TO tho American aid in tho war. which.
he said, had been given ungrudgingly.
secretary Daniels. in reply mem
to review the remains Uf the German
heet; Some of the nighticst vessels
OIL the world. he declared. ";lre held
mere by three driftcrS. The surrender
OF the German tlcct destroyed any hope
OF an honorable tradition for de-
fcated navy
America and Great Britain he de-
olared. always will remain united as
thgir naVies had been az Scapa Flow"
me Secretary's party visited the
famous Cathedral of St Magnus nj
ktrkwall, the Houton air station. ana
uined with Sir Neyes nboard The Linn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
TRUCK GARDENS SUFFER !.
WHEN HIT BY FROST
Norfolk Section Reports Reduction
in Produce of About
80 Per Cent.
COLDS EFFECT is WIDESPREAD
Ohio Fruit Crop Is Reported In
jurcd to Extent OF S2,OOO,OOO
While North Carolina Costal RE-
gion Is Hurt.
TBy As.ociate,l pres..l

PORTSMOUTH. VA. April 90.
Beans. potatoes and Strawberries suf-
fcrcd more severely last night as "a
result OF the latest cold snap than any
year since 1875. On tho uplandg the
crops are killed, but near the water
courses tho uamag" is less. II Is esti.
mated that tho truck crop Of this sec
ton, worth S12.O0o.0o0 ANNUALLY. il
damaged from 10 10 80 per cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Snivadorcun Dip,omn, Die,

SAN SALTADOR, April 26.--RnfncI
Guirola. former Minister OF state in
the Saivadorean Cabinet. died here
Thursday night. On numerous occa =
sions. he acted In n plenipotenti.r,
capacity on missions sent to Euronoan
countries and the United States
governmental decree has been issuoJ
calling for general mourning throurb-
ont the rCpuhlic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
KENTUCKY AND SOUTHERN
INDIANA LOSE, HEAVILY


LOUISVILLE. ky, April cs.-Frul.
and vegetation throughout kcntuckv
and Southern Indiana. according TO re-
ly damaged by the cold weather OF
the last few days. The loss TO the
carly strawberry crop alone Is esti-
while orchards OF peaches, pears and
pluins will suffer badly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

80 .nSo = ioIII clESt DaEe)
! .nrEest per capita sales, and one to
.he elementary school pupil making
the largest sales.
Women Sell Many Bonds.
~ W<S SH sales on Friday amounted
sold, Mrs. Cabell announced Yesterday.
The Lending organizations were tho +
V. \. a., S6l,300: Richmond Kinder
garten Association. sl3,S50, and
Murphy's Hotel. $4,000.
Mrs. Cabcll also announced that Mrs.
ieorSe Hanson would be in charge or
Murphy's Hotel booth this weak "Iyo-
tho booths on Monday will be as fol-
lows
Locomotive Engineers wives. Mrs.
Garnet Bowdcn, chairman, AT Cohen's:
housewives League, Mrs j. W. Dur
nam; chairman; IT Miller and lhoads {:
n T,1 at Thalhirner's; James
River Garden Club. Mrs Thomas
WheelWrisht, chairman, at Second and
hroad: commonwealth Chapter, ID. A.
r.. Mrs. G: =. Lea, chairman, at
Mosbys. and the Woman's Exchange
FourQurcan- Temple.
Meetings Arranged In Industries.
Arrangements were completed veg
row in industrial plants, to which
iour-minute speakers will be sent.
! They are: A. s. Kratz Company, at 1890
o'clock, with John w. Moore, Southern
Stamp and Stationary Company, at
ESQ. with George Bryan. and the Alec
Works. at IL o'clock. with John i.
Wicker, and the American Locomotive
works at AGO, with DR.. d. r. Ander-
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
OHE-IItIE OF ONO RIVER
BOTTOM APPLE CROP KILLED
I8y N8SoCiatcd FrcEs.l

EAST LIVERPOOL. OHIO. April 90.
ACCORDING TO reports received here
growing district, at least half of the
crop OF 100000 barrels has been dc
St"oycd by the cold weather OF the
past two days Reports Indicate that
tho Columbiana County tOhio). and
Hancock County tW. Val peach and
apple crops, valued at approximately
100000 have been damaged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
REDS ARE HARD PRESSED
Revolt Against Boishcvism Reported
to Have Broken Out In
KuEsla.

LONDON April ga revolt against
the Bolshevists has occurred In the
Olenetz government. Russia, according
TO report from IIelsinGfors. The
IL Is added. are pressing
the Reds hard, winning four villages
and advancing both castwards and
Sout hwardS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
VIENNA Is ELATED OVER
WITHnRA WAL OF ErAIIAN

VIENNA, April 26.-The withdraw |
OF the Italian delegation from the
peace conference was received here
with eiation. the neople generally be :
Ing, glad to see the allies in conflict
5Preese says:
Premier Orlando is bluflnK, prob.
ABLY In order TO square his position in
ftaly toward the intercentionists i.
-is impossible for italy TO withdraw.
as she Is fed by America"
~ Inc newspaper adds: president
srf RICH, and justice and Il Ia hopeS
ne wtli act IN the same way toward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE
Two Steamers Arc Reported to Have
Conc Down During storm
on Chile.
TBv Associated Press.

VALPARAISO. CHILE, April 20
Heavy loss of life is reported in the
sinking OF the steamers MaSdalcna
CChilean) and AlfonZo
The Magdalena went down in storm
five miles off Corral. The Alfonzo
was sunk In a collision with the
steamer Fortuna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
ALFRED CAKES DIES AT 80
Leaves Two Hundred GrnndchIIdrc,
and Great Grand
children.

DANvlLL.E. VA, April 26.-Ncws was
received here today OF the death AZ
few days ago near Nash,i. Pittsyl-
wanna County, OF Alfred Cakes In his
rinety-ninth year. lie Is survived by
his widow, his helpmatc for seventy
years. several children and zoo grand
children and Observation-Disclosures Ho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
FRUIT DAMAGE IN OHIO
q IL,

COLUMBUS, OHIO. April 2G.-Vcrnon
II. Davis. of the State department OF
Agriculture, estimated the fruit dam
age in Ohio. due to tho cold in the
las: few days, at si,50o,ooo to $4,000
Reports received by tho Department
OF Agriculture yesterday indicated that
the wheat crop In Ohio has been badly
damaged by the freczc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
Meeting. Arranged In Industries.
SECRETARY DANIELS VIEWS
SURRENDERED HUN FLEET
Admiral Prendergnst Pays High Tribut c
10 Americas Part in
the Wur.

SCAPA FLOW. SCOTLAND. April 2s.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
his staff today inspected the sur
rendered German feet and had
luncheon aboard one of the ships.
Admiral Prendergast paid a tribute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
NORTH CAROLINA COASTAL
SECTION SUFFERS DAMAGE

ELIZABETH CITY y. &. April os.-
Potatoes and other truck crops in tn,
North Carolina coastal section wcr.
extensively damaged by heavy cros
during the night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
WASHINGTON HEARS
SITUATION IL CLEARISc

IL
WASHINGTON. April 26-The Ital-
IAN situation in the peace negotiations
is clearing rapidly" according 10 adj
ices from Faris received to-day at the
White House
II was stated that the action taken
ny Presiient Wilson was Endorsed
y wers aSiSr nus, Just What deveopneniS
but il was evident that as result OK
the message the tension which mad
prevailed in administration quarters
Tor the pas; three days was consider
Secretary Lane today issued brief
statement explaining, as he said, one
FiuIne situation that should not be
overlooked" He said:
"Etume was not to be. given 20 Italy
ny the treaty made OF Italys entrance
INTO the war. called the London treaty.
Under this treaty Fiune was 10 go 10
.si.@ii' which Is now part Of JuEo.
wilson wiahes il TO go now
Would He Unjust 20 New Nation.
The, question Of giving IHiume 10
iiaiy thus becomes a question OF good
PreTniers Lloyd George and CIemencea,,
nnitedly concluded that TO give Fiumo
10 Iiaiiy would be unjust 10 the new
Of the Adriatic which can be service.
able as sea entrance to Jugo- Slavia
ana adjoining countries.
Inc Italian claim is base0 on Hall
ian desire, not on any right other than
The claim tina, as its people arc ita,.
ians they should become a part o,
Italy. as they were "a hundred wears
ago. But to crafty this desire now
would be manifes;ly wrong TO other,
and thus maintain a sore spot on tho
f:Adfiatic. which would cause constant
Irritation. Italy with Venice and
Trieste, can live happily and independ-
emily without Fiume, while the young
-epub!ics on the east of the Adria tic
could no; have {, free life without
access directly to the world by water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

was "A son of William Cakes, born =,
England. In 1889. Ito was Con-
fCderatc soldier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27

Bohe mia and Tyrol. where the people
Will be driven TO desperation if sub
jected to Czech or Italian CONTROL"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-27
MEAGER RETURNS
SAY VICTORY LOAN
GOING TOP SPEED

CONTINUED From First page1
largest per capita sales and one RI
me elementary school pupil making
the largest sales
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-05-14
Ell MUNDo


mino de tres cinco aiios alcanza-
I ran un tamaiio considerable. de
modo que entOnces pueda comen-
zarse la exploitation del manglar
4 Ell forma sistematica En- general.
el mangle bIanco y ell siete cueros
no han sido cortadOs tan abajo
como ell mangle rOjo V por con-
siguienfe SON com1nmente de raa-
lyores tamanos, aqui Y ALA habien-
do secciones de areas limitadas
que contienen mangleS de II 10
pies de alto V veceS haSta de una
televaci0n de Is pies. Aparente-
mente, debese a tres circunstan-
cias por 10 menos ell hecho de que
cOnstantemente Sc cOrte ell man
gle rojo mas a raiz que las Otras
especie. POr razon de que este ere
ee cerca del aqua profunda de la
bahia inmediatamente 10 lar
90 de los rios Y canales que divi-
den ell manglar Ell numerosas sec
clones. eS mucho mas facil cOrtar-
10 Y tranportarlo mediante ell uso
de pequeiiOs botes, que hacer 10
mismo con las especies que crecen
mas afuera hacia la terra SEGA.
En- segundo lugar. el mangle rojo
| tiene' mayor variedad de usos que
los Otros V por tantO Sc lie solici-
ia mas. Todas las especies dan
buen carbon vegetal, y 81 bien del
mangle blanco Sc SAGA lena bas-
@tante buena, generalmente Sc con-
Sidera al mangle rOjO mejor pa
ra este fin. En- tercer termino, SUI
icede muy amenudo que una gran
proportion de la parte exterior
del bosque, mas cercana la tie
ira firme, colinda con algunas fin
cas- grandes de lagunas particula-
res quienes parecen haber ejerci-
do una infuncia protctora contra
ell corte sin distinciones EN- los
mangles de las secciOnes inmedia-
tamente colindantes con sus pro-
pias tierras. En- realidad, antes del
hestudio efectuado por ell Gobierno
con ell fin de establecer las lineas
entire los manglares y las propie-
dades particulares, estOs terrate-
nientes estaban ell variOS casos
acostumbrados a administrar las
colindantes secciones de los man
glares como 81 fueran parte de sus
propias fncas.
(Continpara)