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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY
The Safe Of Jacob Korbcr q Co. Rob
bed Of About $500.

The safe Of Jacob korbcr q Co, Rob
bed Of About $500.
BDtWDrn 1910 and l2.ij thlE after
noon tho saio uf Jacob Korhcr q GO.
was robbed Uf about $500 lu gold and
silver coin and currency
When Mr.. kurhcr and the ho0kkccp
or Roy " BAH returned from dim
ucr thoy noticed "a number of bank
rhcrkf r.attrrDd Du thp office n1or
and Zoo ioHi NJ tho safe $50 plc'on
was ut once aroused that SOME person
bad called during tho interval and ON
iuyUst'FHtnE further discovered u
Chlacl with the handle broken also
lying 90 thH nnor aud one of the "a. .h
drawers oi thr safe W..u- ulH
that the counter cash drawer had
been orurl and relieved OF ita
Ch0n'. % money
lt D. the custom off the pronrIrt1r.
and employees to lock am dunrs to 40
departments of tho carras. rsposi-
tory and black mith shop durlua tho
noon hour aud when MoasrH. Korbpr
and hall returned they found all
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

resented az these fairs or oxpositinns
oB u should be-. In measure thoy
seem 10 have been overlooked by our
business men. and yet exhibits Of Col
uradu manufacturers and other prod
ucts could be made with adyantaga
to the industries represented Tho
attendance uf many Colorado people
would haze the desirable effect of
drawing New Mexico and this stnto
more closely into sympathy with each
uthCr We suggest Go our Albuquerque
frlonds that u would be- "a good plan
lor them Co come Co Denver during
The festival of mountain aud plain. be
GINNING the ist OF October. and per.
suado their Hcuuaintancus in this citg
to visit Albuquerque during the week
of the Territorial fair Denver re-.
publican.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

The Blshrc railroad win have three
long 7idetraCfs f0r tho storage OF cars
BOO lt8 yards Boa tho western part ~
bHmlng
a. The meeting yesterday afternoon
ut the brotherhood ot Locomotive
f'romon several now members woro
initiated
W A IDpDwell v'ro president 0f
thn Albuquerque Enstrrr railroad
ann NH. n santa De- nu business. Dr..
turned bore last night Hr expects
Senator Andrews from Philadelphia
Zee about ton days
T.. W Jones' the El pnHa a North.
eastern conductor passed through
AlaUueurdn ON bis way from saildn
Colo. tu Carr.zoyo 80 has been Visit.
IuE hiH family. who are M Salida with
Mrs Jones mother aud was on hi4
NaF back tD Carfzusn % return t1
w"fh running a train out Of that
place.
The Wnal0W Mali saYa Conductor
skinner viii leave fUr Buffalo on Sep
t"mbcr ib ip take in tho exposition
Mrs skinner viii accompany him
COLOSSUS win remain at home He
sass iHUIr win ho no more shooting
nt presidents after he crosses the Mis-
FiEaippI Anarchists viii hunt their
holes ani pun ~ ln after them
The Anmogurdo Nows aaya. ~
IS huurir. travelling auditor FOR tho
Wells Fargo Express company In Tex
lH. came up the O.. Pasu a Northeast.
tu tD look aftor th1 business of w y.
FuNarH travelling auditor for the
fmH company ln New Mexico who ia
nuW nt Rocky Ford Colo. looking aft
.r tho chipping OF melons from that
place.
Tho employees nf the El paso a
Nurthcaateu nt El paHo circulated n
paper the other morning f1r The pur.
p"ao NJ giving J. j Barrett. the for
h"r hoctinu foreman 0f the road who
di"1 recently. decent burial In
i'h minutes about $50 was suhscfibad
frt i1'ui Eddy who was at tho dopot
repairing tu E1 up tho line. put his
name down for SO Tho other
amounts Huhscrbcd ranged from %
cents Co g.
Tho AlamoEorIo Advertiser SAYS.
Fifteen ears of a log train boo charge VI
Conductor Moore went IN the track
near l5 mile post ut 1880 Thursday
nIEht The RnuE uf Mexicans who are
employed ON the section dld not relish
being called out at that iato hour 10
clear up The track and refused 10
work hence u VAS necessary to leave
the dorallrd cars and ruh0o8o stand.
lnF until Friday morning Tho engine
and nlnD cars, accompanied by the
train crow came Ou iu. The track was
nof opened up until Friday noon
Some changes In tho onrlal 0rgani-
zailpn OF tho $50 PasO 4 Northeaatorn
700 gu intu eject tho 18TH OF this
month when A. M Brown. lately Of
Arkansas city Kansas. win assume
thp position of general freight ani
passenger agent. and not that OF trat
he manager aa has been orronooualy
stated The position of general super.
Infnudout and traffic manager ls % be-
abolished and A. a Gfoig win De- pro.
NOTED t0 tho Dflco Of assistant gen.
eral manager Harry Alexander. the
assistant general freight and paaaen.
gor agont NJ tho road. remains in his
present position as assistant 10 Mr.
Brown. WWW
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
oraIn swept Away by a Mora Loo

ON last Sunday afternoon the Pcfg.
ranch. which adioius tho la Cueva
Ranch cumpanv.s property. lu san Mi
Euci county was badly flooded caua
Ing considerable damage 90 grain and
hay. An grain was cut and shocked
ready tp hr stacked. hut an that was
mean the riNor was swept away by tho
Hood ln many places the shocked
grain was swept away and down IN.
river tor distance of from Gny a.
loo yards from tho river lanka TN,
loss is considerable
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
LAS VEGAS.


From the Record
Miss RchoCcn Roland and Mi7s So
phIa Gilchrist left for Albuquerque
lu few DAYS business
Blair Montgomery. son of ContraC.
tor w Z Montgomery. of Santa Rosa
went 90 Albuquerque ON n pleasure
trip.
The base ball team has dlsbandcd
for this year and the boys viii or
snui1o the old foot bali team Last
ears foot ball was a daisy" and a
s hoped that this years team will be-
re- good one
petition is being circulated about
the city for the purpose ef getting
iuily mail between Las Vegas and
santa Rosa There are at the pres.
ant time 'Nn names on the list. n .s
hppcd that the parties with the poti.
t.Ou Will be- successful
Sim Hiukley who was shot In the
Deg some time ago. since which time
hD has been in tho hospital was down
town shaking hands with his many
friends who were pleased 10 see him
about again llr manages tu get
around with the aid of crutches.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

captain 4 NJ Brooks arrived FROM
Denver to accept "a position with the
New Mexico Tlo A Timber Co Cap.
tain BROOKS was ndiutant to tho First
colorado regiment and had the honor
Di hoIstInE The nrst American nap u
Manila
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
TAe AsslesNlNT ReTunNs.
They Thus Far Show a Small Increase
for the Territory.

The relative standing of the coun.
ties according tO the assessment re.
turns is as follows. nCrualillo county
with 83Sil3iO taxable assessment,
San Miguel county i3So51i2. Grant
S3.lOSi2I5Oi ColiuN, S2il3,3D2, Chay
eH 5000 23H, bona Ana. slPN5llOt
Sugorro, glH22 $50. Valencia, Sl9ll-
iiu. Union 81 .Nt9.N .NS3, Santa F" 81
1-1uG5. Eddy SlG57, ,iOAG5. MCkia-
ley Si179.OSI, Lincoln SllGl159t
Guadalupe flO3i 500 Olast year,
Mora. fail,G2U. Rio Arriha t79lt6r.
Juan s52J 1903, Taos &il2.G5N
According 90 the gains ana loaFua
the standing ot the counties is na
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

liquor dispensed ln tho saloons that
duaiens thU conscience and nerves
th, human hand t1 commit nhumnn
dscls
Mrs RALPH hill.
Assistant prusa Reporter W. G.. T. q,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
comlnn 70 Albunuernue.

w. 5. Ward field director Of the
department ul mining will visit Al
ogq.cTqdo during thr Territorial fair
ana cunicr with tho New Mexico com
mis- Toners 70 is important Co NtY
Mexico th". r good IMMORAL exhibit o.
made 90 the Territorial fair
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14
OFFICIAL MATTERS.
pENslnN nRANrrn

TINNTUN EWANIED-
Earl g. k,sslrr. OF Fort BAyagd.
Grant county has hepu granted "a pcu.
tom uf $50 "a month
BOARD or EQUALIZATION
Tho territorial board of equalization
Yesterday discussed tha ad,isablly
NO ua sling resolution Go mcrcns.
.ha assoescd valuation OF property Zoo
.t,.s i5 gpr cent and outside uf cities
H per cent thus adding almost Sl.
'U" goo tu tho usscssod valuation Of
10. territory.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Thomas Bourne ls here represent
inF tho Pacific Mutual company an
employees accident insurance ufgan.
iHaiiun Mrr Bourne was former
santa Fe engineer.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

William g. Potter mining engineer
of the industrial department of the
Atchisou Topeka a Santa Fo railway
who went out 10 Tpcolotp yesterday
with Jack lauhach 10 look at the Iau
bach copper claims. brought On with
him specimens from eight different
claims. in am sixty pounds. which ac
sent ben to Chicago 10 have assayod
iio LEFT Tor ed paso from which point
Dee goes into Ola Mexico ON mining
business. Las Nckas Record
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

The nnmne Headlight saya Aum
many delays caused bog the many
changes ni their agreements made D..
thr southern Pacific company thr
h'ahrc road has at last made a conncc
t.uu With both thH Southern Pacific
md the Santa =. roads ut this point
aud thr laying of track s nov active
E being pushed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

doors locked Nevertheless tobbor
had made HIS appearance and had de-
| parted
Further investigation revealed the
/ fact that tho follow. who wna eyI
IDENTIFY won acquainted with the prpmi
lHrs. had outcrrl che blacksmith shop
| from rear window and thon made
BITS way through the shop aud into tho
harness department thoncp to "a,
Office Here hc used his ChisUI hy nrst
pr}lng open the mlldla drawer of Oh,
safe. where ho found only Insurance
paprrs and which ho did not want
thcn the third drawer cuntninInr
money This drawer he took along
with him, after throwing out nll tho
checks and after ruhhinr th. counter
cash drawer lic evidently leU th,
promises hy the same way hp rot .a
iur Dec dropped at Intervals nlnnr the
bop nu route tu tho opened window
hits of pnprr which Mr. BnU rocur
Wl"d aH having been iu the mis salur
safe drawer
Mr. kurhHr reported tho mWt.r C.
N1IH hal NcNill.u 1s Soon aH utssihl.
.iiHr the robbery vHH fi covered aud
within hplf uour ull the police ma
hlucry of the ritN was working boo
unison to locate man WHO iR urBor
uau.r.nn hy both Mr Korhor ard hi.
U0nkkocuor
The mau suspected hos hrcn at
work ai kprbur flr tho past few
wcnkH. hut Boo mlrI t1 show ND tHl
u0.nlue iio has "u8l hnre with
Him guj it is learned hy others not
connected with th cgrHarr ru.
tory that both men were iuosmr o..
Zach other at d little past tho moor
hour today
o. is considered almost c,.;ain that
.ng rlrht man viii be captured fum.
..mo today
Miss Baeslo walsh returned home
last evening after uu absence nf
fnar in Charleston. $. g.. accompaui
40 hy hor aunt, Mrs konnordy. aud
cousin j. Kennedy
Edward Rosynvuld and wife. who
were in Now York uu business and
pleasure" returned Co the city last
night While Dust SIR Roaonwah
purchased the fam and winter stock
1f goods for the we'll known dry ro0d
irm of Rpseuwald Bros
Miss Anna Becker daughter lf John
Becker of Bolpn has boon visiting
bliss Blanche owen Tor the past faw
.uEs Tho young lady loft thIa morn
WE tu attend the state academy "a
Colorado Springs and was acoOmpuni
ed hF her brother Hans who will also
ui"r tine institution f1r the session
by Liccaga. president OF the Acad
nay OF Medicine at MpNspu CITY.
passed through Albuquerque this
morning accompanied hy ten Other
physicians connected with the same
institution. The party is en- route .,
innalo To- attend the medical congros
onn to be- hrld thrro Several of the
.nt,Won were accompanied by then
wives.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-09-14

Austin Connect lf SAN Antonio So.
rrl county BIAS been granted a pen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
DT LORENZO SEiES, LIT. D,
gaeal sa ,. sa 3l ss sl@ioa 3ss de Saet,

: s the 1@ % , a=3i @ ] gave the @ lGss ss tc ",aea. % CT effects @ & the e@ 1T ' n t q tag s 11 aa f af! a 10 les taf1i oo- & T " Kew Y York % * 9 % @s5 l@d fn @ a. 1 in ta rsf T Of tie eet win l@lit49y policy toward Iesr well 9s t51 9rir them wing pplsfszi on tae 1tS ,rr, that a.r,ca H 1 4H m " re" " sa n ssn n s5 T ] N b acaua"sd in v spring of ls1o the beginning literary eomlrnoas Judged by what he lad begun o do. this the topics but descriptive and patriot, pee lovi @ svc "s a@sa S the %s"" % as flag deserving % ss place tan all 1 5o rc aays ef rhc M cnIait m fay" 0n ona Md pe p s H's s"r-s 'a ";1 work uuaa9 s1'9
 Hs' 3,s ss. s" 1",2Y syss as has sars s,ft' r T"r;
  @ mno1 full of delicate @ and the rss z" an imagination hone with the poets ov ean It is the mtsamme nights dream of an airy fancy art had fs @ the ays Tsh aa sg"'ine fe strain nns AmsT % % verse S ~ % the two cn had e % to the fe Iozas' Whoever amenof Hall for eomranon beginning:
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 named theeb praise. pnc aons Moore sa1n m % the who % were & inspired M G logical tngs recognition his Visit From s. Scls Which all children hnow @ be- he house
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  him mention First awye. then iclan divinity Doctrine of rrinmviae The of N The of eestwr the time In his addresses hiss and Use Liberal Studies he layem 0
 adop of knnkerboeker hills the metropolis : of the cantsa at the time G Va@s had ar~'n the professional books his fathers medical Latin "Ilad' unusual humber of English douti political to tie i-at ef his father To notable he went
 
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  and the editor o he North American Review then
 
 pride t4eFe and the other hrst of these was enough to establish the youth o rad
  and raising visions of the na which bring pleasing o iuturity o the grand aerc solemn funeral anthem of c
 solie
 all Host Of
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 c age
 But he wrote other that renders like requiem of out {" them all however, e drew lessons
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

argy The mere stirring of fallow ground will se1d up unsuspected sraWthS. ;.5.l the awakening which the keen hs.l49fiat gave the dfowsy
 H4ea of Manhattan s5aited q crop of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

rt.e ,'raa nc nas put Q sympathetic strain,
 e,.3eei~t.: c. winter and never Witt. ."ering survived t3.a risors of 20 Cumm VI & ;sad the sultriaess of as many g, lmers st.--
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

s Ne other poems that readers like better & requiem universe and III them all
 
 of of P SKY qua of nope III the the forest ny mn he Death of the of Lover ana others the summer ana ros ol Winter tinted ehhes to the last Ni-NN- AiiNsSA! he sadd esofth
 VI mead bognan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24
Ni.-T!:c knICAerb0Cker
er0tfp.

Sy 0 writer Of Irving's geniuD s eould spring up in a bar
 ren a@a without inspiring x ; such mediocre talent as might be inclined to leth-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

such 1,st Hss4ts sGul CT Put th
 }Ue i.r at to New t4er poll g;,.i,i ~e Wri,r:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-12-24

!.GGeo..sEl.t. 1900.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
An AUGUST DAY IN G4RDEY4
BY J. S. PHILLIMoRE.

BT J. S. PHILLIMORE
A bloom o'crtides the forest sides
Like autumn on the grape:
Much light upon the mountain hides
His staTkly hammered shape
High flies the wind and straight he crisps
Clear skies above the south;
Moon ColCred cloud in ShulIied wisps
UnTOlIs before his mouth.
Ger north wind loud and lucent cloud
The master sun supreme.
Holds all a happy valley bowed
Enchanted il = dream:
Dream such human hearts indulge
When, with sudden BIRTH
Silence and solitude diVulge
The secret Of the earth.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Chd-Oh. mother stop; ] want TO look at that
man just over by the
Come along DO! There viii be another pres
emily a little further on.'-O.fc.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

First Actor-Whats the latest?
Second Actor-I'm told they re going to dramatizs
the books of that bank cashier who lately
Taiiltrd for 81. 900 000-( Detroit Journal.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28

Uncle Ned.
And very few women equal to Aunt Mary"
They We're exceptional"
Aunt Mary Your Uncle Ned had no
right to keep her waiting all her life
Nor to wait himself. He meant WELL but
he was too punctous." Then. after a pause
And perhaps your Aunt Mary did not give him
enough encoura cement"
1t was not her duty"
We'll, please don't abuse Uncle Ned"
And please don't you critcise Aunt Mary"
There was = short silence The sun was get
ting below the horizon. The worbmen were dis
appearing over the hill.
You were not at home when called last
week.
I was oUt OF the city"
Nor the week before"
Il was out at dinner"
Another pause. ana the sun sank lower.
Did You get the flowers"
Yes They We're lovely. I suppose YOU got
my note"
Yes. 1t was quite oupo.tune."
How so.''
We We're Just out of ice
She Eave him a look Of scorn. and moved as
near 10 the end Of the bench as she could But
he was not dismayed. 4 beg your pardon" he
said, but the temptation was too great even
if the joke Wretched. But what is the use
for Us to be going on this way fencing with
each other? Snail keep it UP until all the
springtime Of life has gone. until all the sum
mer has fled and until the autumn comes. with
its sere and yellow le2f?''
4 do not expect to become either sere or yel-
low" she exclaimed very positively.
What's the to be growing old fighting
each others love and trying to keep down each
others haupiness?"
4 haven't the-sIightest idea Of becoming an
old maid" she said rather archiy.
Not if I can help it, you won't. BE sure Of
that"
4 really do not see what you have to do with
the case"
"Coastance'-
Miss Percy. please"
Constance l have an idea-a great idea
"Weu@' Her curiosity awakened.
when your Aunt Mary IS moved, put her
there in the lot beside Uncle Ned. Nobody need
know when it is done and after it is done no
body VIII take enough interest in the matter
to bother about it-nobody but you and /. Ana
we can come out together after We are married
and take care Of oar good old friends"
After WHAT
Well both before and after if you prefer.
shall do everything in the world l can TO please
you"
''Charlie-Mr, Sheppard, are you out Of your
mind?"
No, I'm just coming into it. Constance
don't you ee-haven't you seen for months and
years that l love you-love you. and don't you
know that you're going to be my wife,
He took her slender hand. and held it with a
grip that allowed no escape. There was q little
pulling at first but the resistance grew fainter
and fainter, ana Charles Sheppard grew closer
and closer. until a sweet, sweet smile from a
blushing face proclaimed the victory. But she
must have her word. and ii was:
We'll, Charles. l must say you were long
time about it"
But not 50 long as Uncle Ned"
The sun has gone down; twilight was whisper
ing lullaby to the Garth and as they stood
under the old oak tree they gave lingering
glances to whore the loved ones slept, saying:
Poor Uncle Nedr'
Poor Aunt Mary
Child Oh. mother, stop; want TO look that
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
\ GUARANTEE.

In order that the Derby should not lose it's
place in the list Of important races, il de
tcrmined in 1880 that the event should be worth
New-York tribune., 1901-07-28
THE NEW TROLLEY LINE.
EY LYNN ROBY MEEKINS.

copyright, 1901, by Authors synaiea,e)
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-05-03

Mirror and Farmer.1

G. l.. Magee, the famous leader of the
anti-Quay Republicans in Penns ylvania,
died at his home in Pittsburg last winter.
As we remember be was attending to his
duties as state senator few weeks before
his DEATH but he had been aling for some
time and in June, 1899, he placed himself
in the care of w. G.. Browning, Phila-
delphia physician, who afterwards gave
him medical advice. Now that he is dead
this doctor, who in olden times would
have been called n leech, has brought
suit against the estate for S7Sl 900. OF
this sum $500, 900 is for professional ser
vices charged at $40 an hour, and SSH
600 is for money which the doctor say :
Is due him on account of an Investment
which Magee made for him. As he tells
il the sick man was so grateful for the
hel p he had rendered him that he told
him in October, 1899. that he would make
him present of $4,000 and invest It
for him, and that this has grown by Judi
cious Investment to S4S4 900. which added
to the charge of $40 per hour for services
makes the amount sued for.
We have heard a great deal of exorbi.
tant charges by specialists, especially
against the estates of dead men who have
fallen victims TO their treatment. but this
puts DR.. Browning at the head of the
list. Who he is, what he treats, how
long a sick man can live in his hands, we
do not know; but for once we wish we
were citizen of Pennsylvania, for then
we might stand a chance of being one of
the jury before which this case is tried,
and if we were the bill would look like
thirty cents before they got verdict.
By his own showing this man ought to
be expelled from the profession for ex-
tortion, and then the lawyers who have
the nerve to bring this suit should be dis
barred.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-05-03
Vermont's vital Forestry Problem.
TRntIop1 Nous

Vermont cannot awaken any too soon
to the grave necessities of preserving Its
forests. The trees are among the richest
possessions, both from scenic and com
mercial viewpoints, that the state has.
The vital problem is how to keep intact
such of the forests as are essential to the
preservation of the vegetation on the
mountains and of the innumerable
mountain streams and at the same time
to put no unreasonable barriers in the
way of the wheels of commerce as
typitied by lumber and paper mills. An
Intelligent state forestry commission is
what is needed to solve the problem
Such commission can see not only to the
preservation of such primeval forests as
it is desirable to leave untouched. but
also to formulate plans for the restor-
alton of mountain sides denuded of trees
One of the most enthusiastic and in
defatigable agencies in the state at work
on this forestry problem today is the
Montpelier journal. In recent issue
are these sentences: 1.-The menace
to the states forests and to it rural
beauty comes from the pulp and lumber
people rather than from the farmers
though it is undoubtedly true that too
many farmers, in straits for money. or
to add unwisey to their bank account,
or from improyidence, or by reason of
that malice towards a growing tree that
moves them to hew it down and convert
it into stove wood, are contributing their
share to the woodland devastation that
is impairing the natural wealth and
b. auty of the famed Green Mountain
land.
But Gabriel will have to be enlisted
In the cause of conserving Vermont's
areas, and restoring to woodland
growth the millions of despoiled acres fit
only for the use to which the Almighty
put them originally. The srchangel's
trumpet might reach the ears of law
makers and devastators and move them
to stay their hand. The apathy of the
grave possesses the former and the
remorseless cupidity of avarice the
latter. Some agency more than mortal
is required for awakening timely care
and interest in question of so grave
Importance that the governments of
Europe long ago took it under their
own direct and rigid control"