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CONTRIBUTED ARTICLES. 



Ailanthus, Dr. W. W. Bailey, 36 



An Afternoon in the Helderbergs, Frank Dobbin, 78 



A New Blueberry from New York, Stczvart H . Burnliani , 8 



ColHnsia Verna, IVillard N. Chite, 73 



Early Blossoms, Frank Dobbin, 37 



Lianes Dr. W. IV. Bailey, 75 



Sage-Brush and Cactus, Earl Lynd Johnston, 59 



Solomon's Seal. Dr. IV. W. Bailey, 49 



Some Foreign Nuts, Pauline Kaufman, 3 



Some Inconspicuous Flowers, - IVillard N. Cliite, 33 



Some Spring Flowers, IVillard N. Cliife, 56 



Some Wood-Destroying Fungi, L. A. Hausman, 51 



Spring in Stony Park, Lesion A. Wheeler, 30 



Squashes and Gourds, Dr. W. IV. Bailey, 1 



Wayside Flowers, Dr. IV. W. Bailey, 101 



Why and How to Begin the Study of Fungi, 



Stafford C. Edwards, 97 



The Advent of Spring, IVillard N. Clvite, 4 



The Common Bracken as Food, Anna C. Dalgity, 25 



Trees Injured by the Seventeen- Year Cicada, 



' H. C. Skeels, 9 



Editorial 22, 46, 70, 94, 122 



Books and Writers 47, 72, 95, 124 



REPRINTED ARTICLES. 



Our Bird's Nest Fungi ; 79 



The Great Primeval Forest 108 



The Pine-Barrens of New Jersey 103 



The Pistachio Nut 39 



