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Bulletin of tlie Torrey botanical club, Jan., 

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Country gentleman. Feb. 24, 1917. — Natural 

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Country gentleman, March 3, 1917. — Con- 

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Country life in America, Feb., 1917.— Tlie 

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Fins, feathers and fir, Dec, 1916. — District 

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Fire protection, Feb., 1917. — Fire protec- 

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Gardeners' chronicle, Jan. 27, 1917. — The 

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