= en a ta “ er ae © = = ~! ~, KIWAN » ¥ “ eo . : -~ =e oe Lp 3 , 2a s “ “ Sy by -, ” A : = = 2 es ~ ar “ ~ ~ = * To a > - : ws 4 = . : n= > rites >: = . — ps - =e Salen : re rg — x “ ~~ a> ee x : Se . & ~ oo er> s . 2 : = ae *. oS ~ ee per ey Pr gn a ¥ nen ee a i - - we ee > - Pa eae iN Se e -_xe ie ae Se “APRIL 28, 1927 | THURSDAY 12: 10 P. M. Se if | Ogons, Uren = _see Hors L BrcELow > ee en or < ait et ae. . > — > Fe stl Fa Peg ae ge PP —s Lee See ‘se — ~ > se fe SO —— ar rn — OE ee - -- Oe eee alts eae oa Se SISOR OD WO S Y’ TR UN CO MY ERV , ST SUP FORE By A. H. SYLVESTER (Tune: “Maryland, My Maryland”) — _ My Country’s wood in beauty stand In forest aisles, stately and grand, | Upon the hills, within the vales, On windblown points, in quiet dales: - But when the fire’s raging course Sweeps over all with horrid force ~The beauty dies and streams go dry sky. | And all is drear beneath =e So. let us all take ubmost care, And everyone do each his share To help protect our country’s wealth aoe Of beauty rare in perfect health; Let all proclaim a soiemn vow To spread the word and do it now, And fightif need the woods to save, - Which God in goodness to us gave. Sm et ciéwable Natural fons _ Intermountain Region” a of the. : C. N. Wood ‘Solo, “Trees,” composed. by Jooyee | Kilmer. S| Mrs. sae Bowen.= Ficust This is. «A inetieari end” ere Week. ” Let’s do our part, as individuals and |§ as a club, throughout the year to preserve Wee. | and improve our hatarals resources. —