The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-28
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NATIONAL TREE CuLrUnE-.A bit oil
gossip is going the rounds OF the press
telling how certain good citizen re-
Gently cut down an Immense oak tree on
his premises, because Its gigantic size
and wonderful beauty drew 50 many Wis
itors. Inc tree mad passed It's second
century OF lie and deserved better
late. It's fali brought forcibiy To MIND
the saying oil an anc'ent lover oil 'he
forest, that the man who would wantoniy
kill q shade tree would stay one Oh MS
fellow creatures IL would DE SAD 10
believe TINS, however, ior the waste OF
forest trees in our lane has been indls-
criminate and universal. 30 lar mas II
gone that IN some parts OF New England
and the Middle states large manuiac-
tories are Kept IN enforced idieness dur
ing part OF the winter months by reason
oil drouth, and the character OF the SOIL
in other sections has undergone change
for the worse. IL would not DC Dad
idea II the North should follow the ex-
ample OF the west IN awaiting itseii oil
the provision MADE by NATIONAL ieg'sia-
ing. In Minnesota, since the act IN
question was passed, hfteen million trees
have been planted in about seven thou
sand acres. In addition the number
planted on private places, and not en-