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ortsfaktors durch waldpflanzen, by H. 

 Bauer, p. 549-78; Der ordentliche frucht- 

 genuss im niessbrauchwalde, by Siegfried 

 Heun, p. 578-88. 



Indian forester, Dec. 1914.— The Forest re- 

 search institute buildings, Dehra Dun, p. 

 557-60; Forest policy, p. 560-70; Note on 

 the method of laying sleepers in England 

 and India, by R. S. Pearson, p. 570-2; 

 Marking standards in the coppice with 

 standards system, by P. S. Govinda Rao 

 and others, p. 573-75. 



Quarterly journal of forestry, Jan. 1915.— 

 Forestry and the war, by Wm. Sclich, 

 p. 1-7; On the mode of infection of larch 

 canker and the possible means of prevent- 

 ing it, by W. E. Hiley, p. 7-17; Average 

 returns from the afforestation of waste 

 lands, by P. Trentham Maw and A. M. 

 Caccia, p. 18-44; Pinus maritima at 

 Knocksboy, Ireland, by A. C. Forbes, 

 p. 44-6 ; List of trees in Tubney arboretum, 

 p. 79-93. 



Revue des eaux et forSts, Dec. 1, 1914. — Les 

 forfits de I'Alsace-Lorraine, by J. Madelin, 

 p. 512. 



Schweizerische zeitschrift fur forstwesen, Nov. 

 1914. — Chermes der weisstanne und ihr 

 auftreten im Neuenburger Jura, by A. 

 Barbey, p. 277-81; Holzverkehr der 

 Schweiz im jahr 1913, by Decoppet, 

 p. 281-7; For.stliche studieureise nach 

 Deutschland, Juni 1913, by H. Wyss, 

 p. 287-91. 



Tharandter forstliches jahrbuch, 1914. — Nattir- 

 liche Oder kunstliche preisbildvmg bei 

 den gemeinschaftHchen stammholz-mas- 

 senversteigerungen in Sachsen, by R. 

 Maucke, p. 306-17; Die biologische schad- 

 lingsbekampfung und ihre bedeutung fur 

 die forstwirtschaft, by Fr. Schwangart, 

 p. 318-45. 



Zeitschrift fur forst- und jagdwesen, Nov. 

 1914. — Betrachtungen iiber das wesen der 

 waldesschonheit, by Albert Conrad, p. 

 615-25; Der gemeindewald und die ent- 

 wicklung der auf ihn anwendung findenden 

 staatsaufsicht, by Carl Baltz, p. 626-38; 

 Anweisung zur edelpilzkultur (Psalliota 

 campestris), by Richard Falck, p. 639-45; 

 Beitrage zur durch forstungsf rage, by 

 Milani, p. 646-54; Blitzschutz des weide- 

 viehs, p. 661-2. 



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YOUNG MAN, expert in all branches of shade tree 

 work and with forestry training, desires position as 

 forester, arboriculturist or tree surgeon. References 

 furnished. Address C. S., care American Forestry. 



FORESTER of technical training, six years' teach- 

 ing and practical experience in diflferent parts of the 

 United States, wishes to better position. Best refer- 

 ences from university and employers, and others. 

 Address G. O. T., Care American Forestry. 



FORESTER with 15 years experience Estimating, 

 Surveying, Mapping, and in the care of private hold- 

 ings desires position. Perfectly reliable in every 

 way, and with executive ability. Address "A," care 

 American Forestry. 



WANTED — By Graduate Forester, position in 

 forestry work in South, or Tropics. Slight knowl- 

 edge of Spanish and German. Scientific or experi- 

 mental work preferred. Address, "F. VV. H." Care 

 of American Forestry. 



SURVEYOR— For large tracts of land, roads and rail- 

 roads; furnishes instrument; capable of taking charge of 

 party; would like position in South that will last all 

 winter. Address "T. B. W.," care A.merican Forestry. 



GRADUATE FORESTER— Practical experience 

 in cruising, mapping and scaling. Eager to go any- 

 where. References furnished. Address R. L., care 

 of American Forestry. 



PRACTICAL FORESTER wants situation on 

 private estate. Has practical experience of sowing, 

 laying, planting out, pruning, thinning, firebelts, 

 ditching, rotation planting, mixed planting and 

 thorough knowledge of fencing and tree felling. Has 

 had seven years experience on best managed for- 

 estry area in Scotland. Address, "Raith," Care 

 American Forestry. 



PRACTICAL FORESTER wants position with 

 city Park Commission. Understands fully nursery 

 work, planting, trimming and tree surgery. Best 

 references and practical experience. Address L. 

 M. E.," Care American Forestry. 



WANTED — A position as an inspector of ties, 

 timbers and lumber, by a forest school graduate 

 with experience in inspecting ties, timbers and lum- 

 ber. Can furnish best of references. Address 

 Inspector, Care American Forestry. 



Graduate of Forestry School, having studied for- 

 estry and lumbering operations in this country and 

 Germany, with experience in the U. S. Forest Serv- 

 ice, and also in state and private nursery work, 

 would like position with forest engineering firm 

 or lumber company. Best of references. Address 

 XY, Care of American Forestry. 



WANTED — A job as fire ranger or guard by a 

 strong, healthy young man twenty-one years of age. 

 Address '"3" care American Forestry. 



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