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Speech in support of an Appalachian National Park

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Item 1 - Speech in support of an Appalachian National Park
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Speech in support of an Appalachian National Park

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  • 14 inexhaustible, goma of the species of the noble treei of this region are, even now, sine at extinct, I s n turps of the black walnut are rained and sold at fabulous prices, and the cherry is going the way of the walnut* I sag toil by sianufaeturers in iay home city that the average advance in the prices of lumber in the last ten y®s&rs has been at least one hundred )-or oent, anl that timber la sow used constantly which tea * - a are a go m us pn i a t i c si 1 y um; m, r k e t ab 1 a, A merchantable white oak tree, standing in the forest, five tidies froia a railroad, is worth aa »uch as would have been, the lumber In it, on the factory yard, ten years ago* fhs northwest has begotten a distinct rase of oen, forest isstreyersi uorseaen ranging the forests, as tl a elier norsoaan ranged the seas, forever destroying with their deadly and insatiable exes. Like the vikings of old, they r.re ccahc; oat of the north; they are stoning Upon our .ouutains, they are killing our forests, ffe ©ay net repel the® entirely, cut we. can put upon thai the restraints of reasonable anl ^ust laws, and can at least exclude the tribe Of the Vandals, Once core I say it is a public duty to save our forests, the ancient and steadfast protectors of our acunt&ins and our waters{ and upon us Who live among the jaountnlns, or under their shadows, the obligation is strongest, I would not see these and-est!c Ksouutalns robbed of the ad- ©rnraent and glory of the trees; I would not see the crystal streams
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Great Smoky Mountains - A Park for America

This digital collection was created to contribute to the public's understanding of the forces and ideas that led to the establishment of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1934. The most vi...

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