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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-12-18
Lavergne, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.

Lavergne, Tenn, Dec Is, 1908.
Dear Santa: am a little boy nine
years old l am in the First-A grade
and l know my lesson every day.
Mamma and papa say l have been a
good little boy this year. | want you
to bring me some candies, oranges
and all kinds of fruits. I want you
to bring my schoolmates some, too,
and don't forget my brother and
niece who live in Nashville, at 1913
Third avenue, South. So you see I
don't want much. Ny name is
ORLANDO TRIMBLE.
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doll, piano and some candy. or
anges, apples, nuts. raisins and figs,
and some of everything that you
think is nice, so 1 will close. From
your little girl,
DOLLIE HOGGATT.
P. S.-Do not forget my grand
mother.
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YOnrs
] OURS
MINNIE LOUISE BOYD.

Dear Old Santa Claus: Please re
member little girl like me. l am
very good. | do all my work and go
to school every day. Please bring me
all / need I can't name them / need
so much Remember my papa, he
said he wanted a pair of socks.
WILLIE DUVALL
500 North Sixth Street
Nashville, Tenn.
December 10, 1908.
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Lavergne, Tenn.

a My Dear Old Santa Claus: am
G little boy ten years old and I study
q second A grade. l 90 to school every
sElay and get my lessons l want you
ants, bring me a suit of clothes, some
asol all kinds of fruits and don't forget
classmate and don't forget my
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., Dec. 16, 19O8.

Dear Santa Claus: am just 5
years old i want you to bring me
book and stove and doll, bed and
washstand and music box and some
candy, oranges, nuts and other
things. Don't forget mamma, papa
and sister. Goodbye.
From your little girl,
LULA B. CUMMINS.
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Dear Old Sanity: This is my first
letter to you. I want you to please
bring me big rag doll, drum and
pistol Bring mama and papa some
thing nice Your own little boy
r. H. BOYD, I'd.
Fourteenth avenue, North
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TIA Beinville street,
East NashVille. Tenr

Dear Old Santa: l am eight years
old. go to school in the ga
grade, and I want you to please bring
me a dress and a doll with pretty
hair, and some candy, oranges and
apples, nuts, raisins and figs-any-
thing that you think is nice for me,
So l will close. Your little girl,
LOTTIE HOGGATT.
Don't forget my mother and aunt.
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NdSHFIII6, IGHIIl DGCT IT, IJUo.
Dear Old Santa l am small
boy and l want you to please bring
me a rife, football and a sled Now
don't forget to remember me. l am
your little boy,
ROBERT ARMSTRONG PILLOW.
zoos Jefferson street.
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Don't forget by mother and aunt.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908
Dear Santa am a little girl and
want little colored doll, muff and
fur, also a hat live at 52S Fourth
avenue, South. My name is
MYRTLE BAILEY.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa: am a little girl
eight years old. l have been very
good all the year ana want you to
bring me a Negro doll set of
dishes, tricycle., a new dress, a pair
of shoes. My little sister, Amelia,
says please bring her a little doll and
l want new cloak, lots of fireworks
and candies, nuts and oranges.
Please bring grandma something.
Your little girl,
JESSIE MAI BRANSFORD.
P. S.-Please bring me a tub and
washboard.
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Nashville. Tenn.

Dear Santa Claus l write to let
you know what 1 want you to bring
me. l am II years old and in the
sixth grade. My mamma says l
have been real smart. want a
dress, ring, box of handkerchiefs and
set of furs, all kinds of fruit and can
dies. Also remember my little sis
ter. Goodbye. Your little girl
ETHEL o. SCRUGGS.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 16, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: Sister says
am good sometimes, but l try to be
good all the tim wish you would
please bring me doll, desk, black
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ORLANDO TRIMBLE.

Dear Kris Kringle: l am a wee,
"teenty" bit of boy, therefore
can't ask for much. Please bring me
a rocking horse, a ball, some candies
and fruits. Please bring mamma a
pair of slippers. / should also like
to have choo-choo car. And l
wish you would fix the goodies so
they won't make me sick if eat all
want Your little boy,
ELMER CREIGHTON WINSTON.
S35 North Sixth street.
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Dear Santa Claus: / am a little
girl only five years old. l am very
good girl and l want you to please
bring me doll buggy so 1 can ride
my doll in it, and a stove, one that 1
can make a fire in, and First B
Reader. 1 am going to school after
Christmas, and some candy, oranges
and some nuts. Please don't forget
my little sister, Beatrice Price, She
is only two years old. want you to
bring her a little teddy bear and
piano and everything else tina
is nice for little girl. And don't for
get my little friends, Robbie May Wy
att and Ivy Dee Wyatt, and please re-
member my sister, Lizzie Daniel. She
lives in Christiana, Tenn. remain
your friend, MARIE PRICE.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec IA, 1908.
Dear Santa: want a doll and a
pair of shoes, a ring and a dress.
And don't forget my mother. | think
that is all Yours truly,
SARAH RHE.A HOLDEN.
1913 10 Johnston avenue.
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MARY GREER.
1906 Hoffman Street.

Dear Santa Claus: am a little
girl only four years old and want
you to please bring me a Negro doll,
nuts and candies and set of dishes
and don't forget my little brother
Alonzo; he wants wagon and suit
of clothes.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec 10. 1908.

NdSHVII6, ItHH., DGC To, lJUo.
Dear Santa: I am a little girl 10
years of age. l go to Meigs' school
in the 3rd grade. / want you to
please bring me a Negro doll, a box
Of handkerchiefs, candy walking
stick, pair of red gloves, some
candy, nuts and fireworks. Don't for
get my friend, Octerlene Burnett, of
Maplewood, Tenn, and don't forget
mother and father and sister in Chi
cago. Ia, ia, Santa:
Your loving little girl,
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TIA Beinville street,
East Nashville TeI

Dear Old Santa: l am ten years
old. so to school in the ga grade.
| love my teacher and | want you to
please bring me nice dress and a
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board, table, story book and all the
good things 1 can eat. Please, San
ia, don't forget mother and sister,
bring them something nice. From lit
tie TOMMY G. MOORE.
1907 Hynes street.
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Dear Santa Tawas: I am NAM
mas little boy, IA months old. l
want you to bring me a teddy bear,
a jumping jack and a little black
doll. Please bring my little friend,
Frank, a big stick of candy. Your
little boy, LEWIS V. BERRY.
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City, Dec. Is, 1908.

CITY, Dec. 10, IyU6.
Dear Santa: l am very smart
little girl and want you to please re-
member me. l want a Negro doll
and brown teddy bear. Don't for
get my friend, Matte Bailey, who
lives 52S Fourth avenue, South.
Yours truly,
CALLIE L. SMITH.
706 Lea avenue.
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-. 80 al
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908. Ish-
Dear Santa: l am a little boy eigI
years old. have been very good a
the year and I want you to briIs
me some gloves and two pairs Of
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APPEALS TO SANTA
FROM CHILDREN.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa: am a little girl.
go to school every day and am in the
fourth grade. l want you to please
bring me another Negro doll, doll
buggy, doll bed, new dress, shoes and
hair ribbon, some nuts, oranges, rails
ms, candy and apples. Don't forget
to leave mamma something nice and
my sisters and brothers too. Your
own little girl
CONNIE MAI KING.
1922 Patterson street.
Dear Old Saint Nick: | live on
Eighth avenue, North, and l want
you to be sure and leave me a large
doll that l can throw all over the
floor, a rocking horse chair, horn,
big rubber ball, oranges and candy.
GEO. o. BOYD, Jr.
Dear Old Kris: This is my first
Christmas and l don't want very
much. i only want a large rubber
doll | can chew, and bring mamma
lOlS VI ulOt luluSos
CHAS. WINFREY KELLY.
60 Bass street.
Dear Old Sanity: l write to ask
you to please don't forget to stop on
Jackson street and leave me drum,
some frecrackers, a big rubber ball
and plenty of oranges apples, candies
and nuts. Don't forget my papa
Your good little boy,
LOUIS X. THOMAS, Jr.
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Don't forget two more friends, Bes-
sic and Dorthy, bring them some
tandy.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1908.
Dear Old Santa: am a little girl
2 years old. l want you to bring me
a doll and little cup, horn and ball
and candy nuts, oranges, etc.
From your little girl,
HATTIE CUMMINS.
1926 Patterson street.
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Dear Old Santa: / am a little boy
four years old. l want an auto wag-
on, some candy, oranges and nuts.
live at 1880 Thirteenth avenue, South
WILLIS IRWIN.
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52S Fourth avenue, South.

Dear Old Santa Claus: l am a lit
tie girl ten years old and go to
Meigs' School. Miss E. F. Bryant is
my teacher. l want a dress, a pair
of shoes, doll machine, nuts, cam
dies, fireworks, apples and oranges.
Dan't forget my mother, Sue, and my
big, fat grandpa. Yours truly,
GLADYS WIN.
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City. Dec. 10. 1908.

OIIyl DCO' IVI LVVU'
Dear Santa: l am very small
little girl and want you to please re-
member me. | want a large colored
doll that can sleep and brown ted
ty bear Please don't forget my
friend, Arvelia E. Cheatham, who
lives in East Nashville.
Your sincere friend,
ROBBIE f. MAYS.
1902 Thirteenth avenue, South.
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Dear Santa: I am a little girl two
years old. l love mamma and papa.
Bring me a doll and bed, and oranges
and nuts.
II. WESTELLE WOODRUFF.
1923 Thirteenth avenue, South.
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Fourteenth avenue, North.
CITY. Dec. Is. 1908.

City, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Sanity: l am very smart
little girl and want you to please re-
member me. l want rubber doll,
teddy bear, doll buggy horn and
rocking horse for my little sister
Don't forget my friend, Rodwell King,
who lives on Cedar street.
Respectfully yours,
MATTE e. BAILEY,
528 Fourth avenue, South.
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71S Smiley street.

My Dear, Sweet Santa: It's l who
loves you so WELL and l only want a
few things. Please bring me a pair
of shoes and bring Aunt Sue Jones a
pair also. / am your little one-year-
year old girl. live at 149 Halsted
street, Chicago, III.
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Dear Santa Claus: Don't forget
me on Christmas. I am seven years
old now, and | think need more
presents than can name. Please
bring lie all you can.
RICHARD GREER.
1905 Heffernan street.
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THE MA
teacher, Miss Lula Miller, she lives in
Murfreesboro. And, old Santa, l wrote
to you last year and you did not an
swer me for what wanted. hope you
will be so kind as to bring me a suit
of clothes and don't forget my niece,
who lives in South Nashville, 1913
Santa, don't forget to call around
Christmas, as you will come to see
me on the Christmas tree You have
let all the children in Nashville see
you and now we want you to come
out here on Saturday night and pass
out here. My name is
hilbert TRIMBLE.
Lavergne, Tenn.
Dear Santa Claus please come to
see me and bring me large Negro
doll, lots of toys, candies, oranges,
new dress, shoes and handkerchiefs
Don't forget to bring mama and
auntie something nice.
Your little girl,
JENNIE BIRDSONG.
1906 Hynes street.
Dear Santa: Please bring me a
large colored doll, doll buggy, set of
dishes, chairs and doll table Bring
lots of goodies. Don't forget my lit
tie brother, Lowell, papa and mama.
Your little girl,
MARY LANDERS.
Fourteenth avenue, North.
City, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Sanity: l am a very smart
little girl and want you to please re-
member me. want a rubber doll,
a teddy bear, a doll buggy horn and
a rocking horse for my little sister.
Don't forget my friend, Rodwell King,
who lives on Cedar street.
Respectfully yours,
MATTE e. BAILEY,
528 Fourth avenue, South.
Dear Old Santa Claus: | am a lit
tie girl ten years old and go to
Meigs' School. Miss E. F. Bryant is
my teacher. | want dress, pair
of shoes, a doll machine, nuts, can
dies, fireworks, apples and oranges.
Dan't forget my mother Sue, and my
big, fat grandpa. Yours truly,
GLADYS WIN.
71S Smiley street.
My Dear, Sweet Santa: It's l who
loves you so we'll, and l only want a
few things. Please bring me a pair
Of shoes and bring Aunt Sue Jones a
pair also. | am your little one-year-
year old girl. live at 143 Halsted
street, Chicago, III.
Dear Old Santa: | am seven years
Did, go to school every day. Please
bring me an automobile, wagon and
some oranges, candies and nuts.
M. E. WOODRUFF.
142S Thirteenth avenue, South.
Dear Santa: l am a little girl two
years old. | love mamma and papa.
Bring me a doll and bed, and oranges
and nuts.
II. WESTELLE WOODRUFF.
1923 Thirteenth avenue, South.
Dear Old Santa: ] am a little boy
our years old / want an auto wag-
IN, some candy, oranges and nuts. l
i've at 1880 Thirteenth avenue, South.
WIFI re TpWTN
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 16, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: l am just 5
years old. / want you to bring me
4 book and stove and doll bed and
Washstand and music box and some
candy, oranges, nuts and other
.hings. Don't forget mamma, papa
and sister. Goodbye.
From your little girl,
LULA B. CUMMINS.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 9, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: I am a little
boy seven years old l go to school
and try to learn my lessons. My
teachers name is Miss Scales.
want you to please bring me drum,
ball, bat, a suit of clothes, candy or
anges nuts, pears and raisins. re-
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Dear Old Santa: l am seven years
old, go to school every day. Please
bring me an automobile, wagon and
some oranges, candies and nuts.
M. e. WOODRUFF.
1928 Thirteenth avenue, South.
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GEORGIA. FURBES,
515 Lischey avenue, E. Nashville.
Nashville. Tenn.. Dec. 10. 19OS.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: / am little
girl IL years old. l go to school every
day. | am in the 6-B grade. My
teacher is very kind. I don't want
any toys this Christmas, have so
many from last Christmas. Please
bring me pair of red gloves, a satch-
ell a work-box, speech-book and
some 'kerchiefs, plenty of fruit and
fireworks, and a candy walking stick
Santa, please don't forget my dear
mother and father, my sister in Chi
cago, and my little friend, Octerlene
Burnett, of Maplewood. Bring her
something nice. Goodbye, Santa
From your loving little girl,
MINTA FORBES.
SIS Lischey avenue, e. Nashville.
P. S.-Please don't forget the poor
orphan children.
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Dear Santa: Please bring me a
large colored doll, doll buggy, set of
dishes, chairs and doll table. Bring
lots of goodies. Don't forget my lit
tie brother Lowell, papa and mama.
Your little girl,
MARY LANDERS.
Fourteenth avenue. North.
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Dear Santa Claus: am five years
old. l want you to come Christmas
eve and bring me lots of presents that
will make me happy. Look out for
the dogs when you come. They are
about six weeks old. Remember my
brother Richard, too.
Vou, fr;ouJ
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Nashville. Tenn. Dec. Is. 1908.

Nashville, Tenn, Dec. Is, 1908.
Dear Santa Claus: | am little
girl seven years old. want you to
bring me some leggins, slate, book,
candies, nuts and a pair of rubbers
to wear to school, as / never miss a
day. Don't forget my brother, Ar
mond, and my little sister, Mary. My
name is ANDRENA FUCKER.
1000 Eleventh avenue, North.
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Dear Santa Claus: Please come to
see me and bring me large Negro
doll, lots of toys, candies, oranges,
new dress, shoes and handkerchiefs.
Don't forget to bring mama and
auntie something nice
Your little girl,
JENNIE BIRDSONG.
1906 Hynes street.
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1902 Thirteenth avenue, South.
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Nashville, Tenn, Dec IA, 1908.

209 North street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05

The poutryfpan who can supply
fresh eggs III winter. when prices are
high. has tremendous advantage over
III. one who through ignorance OF neg
lect has 10 walt until summer, when
The supply is large and the price low
NOT everyone ran do this, aud no oiis
can do II unless be takes proper care
Of hls fowls aud gives them food con
tanning the essential egg producing ln'
gradients which. when running al large.
The hens can supply themselves TO
large extent IN summer Their i no
Material better fitted for this purpose
than Pages Perfected Poultry Food
George u. Tanner % Springfield. VI,
hss used aud sold this food for many
years. sud be speaks from experience
" ben be sayN. in a recent letter f"'
several years | have sold and used
PAGES Perfected Poultry Food. and DC
not hesi,sie to say that think II j
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NJ toa want 10 know more about thl'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05
MRS. WILLIAM AST0R DEAD.
AIRED Social Leader Of New YORK
Was a Victim OF Heart Disease.

New York, Oct. 30 Mrs, William
Astor. who for 80 years has been re.
gsrded as the social leader OF New
York. died tonight of heart disease at
her home on Fifth avenue. For near
ly four weeks Mrs. Aston, who was "
years old. had been IN a critical cont
ton.
Mrs. Orme Wilson, daughter OF
Mrs. Aston, was with her mother when
she died.
There is no name in the social regis
ter that is so well known as that OF
Mrs. Aston.
IA was Mrs. Astor, who established
the famous 400, her visiting list orr.
ginally being confined TO that number
OF names.
William Aston, who died in Paris IN
lss2, took little part in the social aetivl'
ties his wife enjoyed. Mrs. Astor was
Miss Caroline Schermerhorn, a daugh'
ter of Abraham Scbermeraorn, we'll
To- do merchant. She was married u
William Astor on September y, 1888
John Jacob Astor was their only sou
There were four daughters, two Of
them. Mrs. 0gilvie Haig and Mrs
Orme Wilson are now living. The cid
est daughter, Miss Emily Astor, who
married J. j. Vanalen. died some years
ago as did Miss Ellen Aston, who mar
ried James Roosevelt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05
Famous Trout Pond Stripped OF
Game Fish.

Rutland. Oct. 80. !. 2. Snyder, an
expert fish cuIturist, who is IN charge
Of the government trout stripping sta
ton at chittenden reservoir, believes
that the supply of trout IN the big ie'
seryoir has been nearly exhausted by
inindicious and illegal fishing. During
the warm weather. the trout coDgre-
gate IN shallow water mt the mouths oil
ia. brooks and IN the brooks themsel-
yes /, is then AN easy matter TO take
them out with grapples or net.
Mr. Snyder says that II viii take
years to put the fishing IN the pond on
H. former basis even IL strict measures
are taken. He recommends the stop
ping of fishing 10 the supply brooks
after july /. This would require leg
i,lation aud because OF the remote sit
nation OF the reservoir IT would be
hard measure to enforce.
Chiltenden reservoir has been credit
cd with having more large trout IN II
than any other body Of water IN the
State aud several cottages have lately
been erected on its bank.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05
BY Rail 10 the Sun.

AZ. Camille Flammsrion has just pub
lished most interesting little work on
astronomy for children and. IN fact,
for everybody who wishes 10 read the
sclence In a plain form. ~, Fiam'
marion says that II the moon were re
moved to the same distance from the
earth as the sun Is then the moon
would be Invisible. II a railway train
travelled 10 the sun al the uniform
rste OF 3Tiz miles AL hour. Il would
take 100000 minutes TO reach the
Sun, or l03.s12 days. or 2s3 years Al
a matter Of fact. the train would neyef
reach the sun. for II would lie a molten
mass 10 the planetary space and re-
duced 10 vspor by the suns beat be-
fore II reached the sun.
A ticket 10 the moon would cost only
sT.es0 A ticket 10 the sun would cost
81 $50 600 and ticket 10 the nearest
star $50, 600 00o, 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05
The napood Plan.

"li va. Voice from prin ihal tirss
proposed The snspensionoi the hunting
season ia order 10 pt"ieci the forests
from possible devastation ~ IRE.
0oa,d for The lBcA' Percbed on his
lofiy mountain summit, ielcscop" 10
hand. iiapgood is a yeriiAble sntch-
man 81 the night But how would TIE
oelebrap..d "lIapgood plan" Of legisla'
ton, whereby all measures OF public
Importance, after going 10 third read
ing, await legislative recess OF several
weeks while public opinion tests them
how would such plan have operated
ia this very insiance'" Thus speaks
The Randolph Herald and News. Il
certainly vas Hapgocd thai nrsi raised
his voice against shooting IN the wood
during the dfouih prevailing nj tina
time. Hapgood is no. IN favor OF sus
pending the rules and rushing leeISla
ton unless Il 50 10 prevent some greh
calamity such a. referred 10 above j
Is the exception that proves the rule
Keep your eye on the State fores
Reserve aud see il come along.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1908-11-05

ihsy are sssdagaisbsd before thef are
sei. sn1 ]. The railroad cosspAn1es
woaid ass see po.l sp6sfn and 81
rlsri spsfs arress.p, i !. rNssoushas
" thiah tAsi ne tauUal forrest Ore less
ceald b. reduced a,ore thhn oDy bal.
Lightning rank. lbrd hmous tht
causes - krs. ard Il ooarss. snsf hss
Do greater responsibility IL this case
dian " pai the Gre ogi a, sooh - poe
sihle atief discovery, eAreles, bfash
barnins hy bom.saesders and pefs'ssi'
clearing lnssd i said 10 l~ me eaase q
many u the fires ahirh hare started
ihir year particularly tss - shieh has'
sweta over The Lake States
The nueer force ou nany 81 ih'
National FORESTS has been kept bus,
Gshisng Gree which, Il ieti 10 run "a
checked. ~oald have done incaleulail'
damage. lsy quickeuing conmuniea
ton beiween important points through
.hs construction ~ telephone lines. aiie
building roads and trails. the Nations
I FORESTS have been more accessible dur
lax The past two year and fire i'gbsi''s
has been greatly facilitated.