AMERICAN FORESTRY 



189 



PLEASANT THINGS 



TAKEN FROM LETTERS 



TO THE EDITOR 



"I do not want to miss a number of your 

 wonderful magazine. You well know that 

 I am with you heartily in the good work." 

 Lou D. Sweet. 



"You are working for one of America's 

 greatest assets, and I am doing all I can 

 .out here (California) to help, backing my 

 statements by American Forestry. May 

 success attend your every effort in this 

 line." 



J. M. Paige. 



"I want to add that your publication has 

 been of valuable service to me and you 

 have my hearty support in the noble cause 

 in which you are working." 



E. N. Wriston. 



"I would like to take this opportunity to 

 express the appreciation of myself and my 

 family for the very instructive and also 

 entertaining magazine which is a most wel- 

 come monthly guest in our home. It has 

 been my pleasure to add a number of new 

 members to the Association during the past 

 years. 



Mrs. O. P. Thompson. 



"Enclosed please find aheck for $4.00 to 

 renew my subscription to your magazine 

 and membership fees. I find it very help- 

 ful in many ways as well as in caring for 

 my woodlot." 



I. E. Whitney. 



"I am particularly interested in the arti- 

 cles you have been running by Dr. Shu- 

 feldt. The animal life of the forest is as 

 uch a part of the forest as is a tree, and is 

 'one of the most interesting things the rec- 

 reationist finds in the forest when he visits 

 it." 



Artih-r 11. Carhakt. 



"I have always found American Fores- 

 try very interesting." 



Elsie F. Weil. 

 "I am glad to have the October and No- 

 vember issues of American Forestry con- 

 taining the interesting articles on Foxes 

 and Fishes, by Dr. R. W. Shufeldt, both 

 liich I have enjoyed very much." 

 W. deC. Ravenei.. 



a physician who has traveled the 

 World over and observed, I most heartily 

 endorse your cause, and offer my services 

 furtherance in any way possible. " 

 Dr. H. S. Bennett. 



"If 'very Scout Master hails the special 

 efforts and genuine Scout interest in 

 American Forestry Magazine as I do, 

 there should be no trouble whatever in 

 getting favorable replies to your letter from 

 every troop of Scouts in America." 



Wm. T. Welsh. 



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