lookout for fires.

Stations have been established upon high points from which there is a
view over a wide extent of country. In each of these stations there is a
man constantly on watch for columns of smoke which indicate the
beginning of a forest fire. When smoke is seen a message is telephoned
to the ranger station nearest the fire, and from this station men are
sent as quickly as possible with the object of putting out the fire
before it spreads beyond the power of control. The forests are now
watched so carefully that hundreds of fires are thus stopped before
there has been any serious loss of timber.

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| STOP |
| Forest Fires |
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| They are a Curse to the People |
| of Pennsylvania |
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| FOREST Existing Forests |
| FIRES Possibility of Future Forests |
| DESTROY Possibility of Labor |
| Beauty of a Region |
| Comfort |
| Homes |
| Lives |
| Prosperity |
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| Protected Forests Increase in Value |
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| They Furnish Labor, Promote Industry, Afford Recreation and |
| Sport, Make a Region Beautiful, Make Home Safe and Comfortable, |
| Make Life Worth Living, and a Prosperous State |
| Inhabited by a Contented and Industrious People. |
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| Which Would You Rather Have |
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| FOREST FIRES } { GREEN FORESTS