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Allgemeine forst- und jagd-zeitung, Sept., 

 1915. — Aus dem lothringischen mittel- 

 walde, by Hemmann, p. 205-14. 



Canadian forestry journal, Jan., 1916. — How 

 Canadian northern provides against 

 forest fires, p. 327-8; A school in the 

 woods, by James Lawler, p. 329-36 

 Forest fire station on Mount Hood, p. 

 338-9; Forest problems in the Okanogan 

 valley of British Columbia, by George P. 

 Melrose, p. 340-7 ; Where skilled manage- 

 ment pays high dividends, in Couvet, 

 Switzerland, p. 350-1; Managing a forest 

 reserve in Saskatchewan, by Everett H. 

 Roberts, p. 352-5; Better apparatus for 

 for fire-fighting, by H. C. Johnson, p. 

 360-4; The handicap on forestry, by 

 Judson F. Clark, p. 364-5. 



Centralblatt fiir das gcsamte forstwesen, Jan.- 

 Feb., 1915. — Ein beitrag zur praxis der 

 waldwertrechnung, by F. Riebel, p. 1-15; 

 Hilfstafeln zur einklassierung des fichten- 

 stammholzes im stehenden, by Th. 

 Micklitz and H. Schmeid, p. 15-24; Die 

 ethologie der tierwelt des buchenwaldes, 

 by W. Sedlaczek, p. 24-50. 



Centralblatt fiir das gesamte forstwesen, 

 March-April, 1915. — Aufgaben und ziele 

 der forstUchen zuchtwahl und ilire 

 neigung zur kursanderung, by H. Reuss, 

 p. 81-102 



Forest leaves, Feb., 1916. — Topographic and 

 stock surveys of Permsylvania state 

 forests, by W. Card. Conklin, p. 98-100; 

 Some criticisms of Pennsylvania's forest 

 policy answered, by Walter D. Ludwig, p. 

 101-3; A destructive snow and ice 

 storm, by J. S. Illick, p. 103-6. 



Forestry quarterly, Dec, 1915. — The profile 

 alidade, an instrument that may prove 

 useful in mapping strip lines, by S. B. 

 Detwiler, p. 437—41; Saving labor in 

 measuring heights, by S. B. Detwiler, p. 

 442-A; The use of the plane table in 

 making forest maps, by S. B. Locke, p. 

 445-56; The application of reconnais- 

 sance data to the problem of marking 

 timber for cutting, by Richard H. 

 Boerker, p. 457-64; Close forest utiliza- 

 tion with a portable mill, by E. A. 

 Ziegler, p. 465-6; A system of cost ac- 

 counts for a forest tree nursery, by B. A. 

 Chandler, p 468-71; Table for determin- 

 'ing profits in holding second growth, by 

 W. D. Sterrett, p. 472-3; The present 

 forest tax situation in New Hampshire 

 by J. H. Foster, p. 474-80; Some factors 

 governing the trend and practice of 

 forest sanitation, by J. R. Weir, p. 481-9; 

 The sawmill of central Europe, by J. B. 

 Berry, p. 490-4; The forests of central 

 British Columbia, by H. R. Christie, p. 

 495-503 ; Forest investigations in Canada; 

 proposal for a national organization for 

 technical investigations, by W. N. 

 Miller, p. 504-21. 



Hawaiian forester and agriculturist, Jan., 

 1916. — An annotated reference list of 

 the more common trees and shrubs of 

 the Konahuanui region, by Vaughan 

 MacCaughey, p. 28-34. 



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Indian forester, Nov., 1915. — The olive 

 forests of the Punjab, by B. O. Coventry, 

 p. 391-8; Fifty-years of forest adminis- 

 tration in Bashahr, by H. M. Glover, p. 

 398— i07; Some random reminiscences on 

 forest training in Germany, p. 424-31; 

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Indian forester, Dec, 1915. — Conversion of 

 Goalpara forest tramway to steam trac- 

 tion, by A. R. Dicks, p. 467-80; Note on 

 the effect of age on the catechu content of 

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