. Kanadische Forstindustrie 1884. Holzschlag; Wälder und Forstwirtschaft; Wald; Wald - zellstoffindustrie; Holz verarbeitenden Industrien. Die KANADA LUMBERMAN. 53 Die alte Ulme. Richter Charles R. Ingalls, Troja, ist der Inhaber des väterlichen Gehöft von seiner Familie in Greenwich, Washington County, N.Y., in der Nähe einer der Linien der Immobilie eine edle alte Ulme, das inzwischen so groß, dass sein Stamm in die angrenzende viel erstreckt sich steht. Eine Person, die in letzter Zeit, dass viele gekauft hatte, war über den Baum zu schneiden; und es von destruc zu speichern, der Richter oft bezahlt ihren Wert für ein Streifen Land nächsten t

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. Canadian forest industries 1884. Lumbering; Forests and forestry; Forest products; Wood-pulp industry; Wood-using industries. THE CANADA LUMBERMAN. 53 THE OLD ELM. Judge Charles R. Ingalls, of Troy, is the owner of the paternal homestead of his family at Greenwich, Washington county, N. Y. Near one of the lines of the property stands a noble old elm, which has grown so large that its trunk extends into the adjoining lot. A person who had lately purchased that lot was about to cut down the tree ; and to save it from destruc- tion, the Judge paid many times its value for a strip of land next the homestead, and wide enough to protect the elm. in writing to a friend of this, he says : " It is so beautiful a tree that it might well be worshipped. . If you could see it in June, I am certain it would wake up your enthusiasm. Even with its naked boughs it seems to thank me for saving its life. I thank God I am able to pro tect a spot so dear to me. I do not believe it is all sentiment, but if it is I treasure it sacredly." This incident has suggested the following lines, which are inscribed to Judge Ingalls, by his friend Noah Davis, presiding Justice of the New York Supreme Court :— An elm stood on my father's line, A mark of his ancestral bounds, His care in youth, his pride in prime, In age the glory of his grounds. He watched its growth as, year by year, It spread new beauties in the sky, And oft I've seen the starting tear Of joy light up his aged eye, When summer's robe of lustrous hue Draped all its lithe and graceful limbs, And southern breezes, sighing through, Dropped music set to Nature's hymns. Thick foliage caught the sunbeam's rays As I, in play or dreaming sweet, Through frequent hours of Childhood's days, Pressed the green carpet at its feet. Or, if the winds let through the beams, To dance upon the sward with me, With clamorous joy I chased the gleams, Elusive as the sparks at sea. Long years have fled, and I am left To guard alone the dear ol

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