Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-04-27
Suggested by Hrbor Day, May s

Suggested by Hrbor Day, May s
From and n Day Annua
Plant thou tree whose griehess shall sing
hs deed aid thee, each fresh unfolding spring
and hard beset
With that thou wouldst forget
II thou wouldst read that will keep
Thy heart from fantng and thy soul from Sleep
the woods and hills No tears
Dim the look that Nature
Henry ". LongfeHo0.
When made the buebd She wished to make the sky nd
friends gave him the of the his back
the OF the o- his breast She ordered that his appear
spring should tell that the strife and between earth ana
sky end. John Burroughs
What noble gift man are the gratitude
and admiration we owe Tor their utility beauty pleasant
y the upon heads when from
glitter turmoil of world OF man. The winds OF heaven
SEEM finger amid their balnv branches and the sunshine falls like
blessing green wild breath OF the forest
grant bark and berry fans the brow with grateful freshness and
beautiful woodgh neither gah gloomy, full Of calm and
Susan Fcniuoyc Cooper
The monarch oak the patriarch Of trees,
Shoots rising up, spreads by slow degrees
Three centuries he grows, and three he stays
Supreme and in three decays.
young should plant recognition Of the Obligations they
planted The old should plant
illustrate their hope for the future and Their concern Tor those who
them The economist should plant especially in
prairie country beauty the landscape and ameoae the
o the north wind And plant trees on Arbor Day kindred
feeling that experienced the Fourth of July should possess us
For the time being mind we are one people engaged m
something do good to mankind
Stranger, if thou hast learned truth which needs
No school of long experience that the world
IS OF guilt and misery, and hast
Enough of all its sorrows crimes and cares
TO thee of it, into this wild wood
And the hauns of Nature. The calm shade
bring kindred calm and the sweet breeze
That makes the green leaves dance, shall watt Balm
/ To thy sick heart.
-Brvon-Iusc,ibtiou for the Entrance Wood
No policy OF cur National Government keeping with those
principles upon which Republic founded than the
conservation have greater
Influence upon prosperity land Our fertile SOILS
inland waters mines and Our forests are GodgVen 1erages
1t duty american citizens to regard these
them and to use them wisely
that may possible provide against
that surely approaching and that when these
discipline which shall be taught the great lessons
of thrift and foresight
Cardinal Gibbons
It should purpose preserve the nations
or future generations reducing minimum should see
people monopoize that which equity
fetter with perpetual tran
multitude favored faction OF the pop
would be to impair unnecessarily the common store
Money spent for the life and health of the people, in
and from exhaustion preventing waste
lin minerals of limited supply the reclamation OF deserts
and wnps and in the preservation still remaining and
planting of denuded invested IN these and IN the
and in the deepening OF harbors an
Welding If of these expenditures
fail bring the money expended like bequest to
those who come after lives for his child well
as good citizen provides for the future well
for the present
-Waham Jennings Bryan.