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protest at once, I will know better what course to pursue. If no objection 

 comes and your subscription is «o< ordered? (7 Jsco)(f/««ef?, I will take it that 

 Tou wish your name continued on the mailing list at the new price. 



Vhat May Then be Done in the Future. — In case the proposed in- 

 crease in size of the annual volume of the Bulletin obtains, more illustra- 

 tions made from photos sent in by subscribers <vill be published, and this 

 opportuuitj" is taken to urge that abundant photos be sent. The commonest 

 mushrooms and all conspicuous fungi are the very ones most desirable for 

 this purpose. The Bulletin will continue to be a Leaflet for beginners and 

 amateurs — students too might perhaps use it to their advantage, and teachers 

 of Botany and those carrying on Nature Study in the schools likewise may 

 find it interesting and protitable. The increased size would not only afford 

 opportunity to double the number of illustrations, but also allow fuller and 

 perhaps more systematic explanations of matters mycological and mycophagi- 

 cal. Many descriptive terms that are technical and difficult — but their use as 

 advantageous as unavoidable — could be explained if more space is available. 

 But I desist — for I have already betrayed too strong inclination to enlarge the 

 Bulletin! 



MEMBERS OF THE MYCOLOGICAL CLUB, 1904 — Continued. 



Mrs. C. F. Johnston, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Miss A. E.Jones. Baltimore, Md. 

 Harold Jones, Maitland, Canada. 

 S. A. Jones, Washington, D. C. 

 Shelby C. Jones, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Blanche Karns, Bluflfton, Ind. 

 S. M. Keenan, Eloise, Mich. 

 Mr. T. J. Keenan, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 K, F. Kellernian, ^Yashington, D. C. 

 Miss E. H. Kellogg, Hoboken, X. J. 

 P. B. Kennedy, Ph. D., Keno, Nev. 

 Dr. G. G- Kennedy, Keadville, Mass. 

 Mrs. C. W. Keplinger, Canton, O. 

 Sarah S. Kinitjall, Salem, Mass. 

 Miss E. Kitzmiller, Canton, O. 

 M. Klein, Borden, Mass. 

 Mr. C A. Klenini, Cincinnati, O. 

 Mrs. C. D. Klemm, Cincinnati, O. 

 Josephine Klippart, Columbus, O. 

 Mr. C. C. Kloepfer, Springfield, O. 

 Mr. Ernest Knaebel, Denver, Colo. 

 J. E. C. Kohlsaat, Cincinnati, O. 

 Carl Krebs, Cleveland, O. 

 Dr. A. F. K. Krout, Glenolden, Pa. 

 C. F. Kyser, Grenold, Kansas. 

 Jesse LaDow, Mansfield, O. 

 Mrs. E. S. Lamprey, Concord, N. H. 

 A. F. Lane, Milwaukee, Wise. 

 Miss E E. Laughlin, Barnesville, O. 

 Supt. C. Lawrance. Waverly, O. 

 Prof. Edwin Lee, Mt. Union College. 

 Mrs. B. C. Leavitt, Denver, Colo. 

 Mrs. C. D. Leggett, Fairfield, Iowa. 

 I. W. Leibensperger, Columbus, (). 

 VY. H. Lenimon, Brockporl, N. Y. 

 A. C. Lewis, Oklahoma, A. & M. Coll. 

 Prof. F. Z. Lewis, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 M. E. Lewis, Youngstown, ( ). 

 Mr. C. K. Leyman, Cincinnati, (). 

 Miss Carrie Lieghlev, Hartville, O. 

 E. O. Lieghley, B. S.i Baltimore, Md. 

 Miss Myrtle Lieghley, Hartville, O. 

 Dr. Joshua Lin<lahl, Cincinnati, O. 



E. IL Lindsey, Mansfield. (). 



C. I). Lippincott, Swedesboro, N. J. 

 S. N. Littlefield, Salem, Mass. 

 L. S. Livingston, Scarsdale, N. Y. 

 J. F. Llewellyn, Mexico, Mo. 

 Prof. F. E. Llovd, Columbia Univ. 

 Prof. W. Lochhead, (luelph. Out. 



F. A. Loew, Agricultural Coll., Mich. 

 Prof. W. If. Long, Jr.. Denton, Tex. 

 Henry Loth, \' . S., Cincinnati, (*. 



J. H. Lovell, Waldoboro, .Maine. 



Prin. A. L. Lyon, Garden Grove, lo* 

 Margaret Mace, Chillicothe. O. 

 C. G. Mackintosh, Peabodj', Mass. 

 R. B. Mackintosh, Peobodv, Mass. 

 Miss E. M. McKibbin,Balti"more,Md. 

 Miss E. L. Manley, Pittsf'd Mills, Vt. 

 A. C. Manning, Philadelphia, Pa. 

 I. F. Mansfield, Beaver, Pa. 

 F. L. Maris, Bethesda, O. 

 Nina L. Marshall, Metuchen, N. J. 

 Ruth Marshall, Appleton, Wise. 

 Clara G. Mark, O. S. U. 

 Louise Mark, N. Cumberl'd, W. Va. 

 J. W. Martens, Jr., Shrub Oak, N. Y. 

 Dr. W. H. Martin, Chillicothe, O. 

 J. H. Massey, Bolton, Conn. 



E. E. Masterman, New London, O. 

 Caroline Mathews, Waterville, Me. 

 Geo. H. Matson, Jr., Columbus, O. 

 T. B. McClintock, Chicago, 111. 

 George E. McClure, St. Louis, Mo. 

 Professor McCoard, O. S. U. 



H. M. McCurdy, Kansas City, Mo. 

 M. L. McCutchan, Whitewater, Wis. 



F. E. McDonald, Peoria, 111. 

 Mary McKinlev, O. S. U. 

 Ethel McLaiie, Barnesville, O. 

 Wm. McMui ray, Wapakoneta, O. 

 W. J. McMurray. Wapakoneta, O. 

 Anna McOwen, Black Lick, O. 

 James McOwen, Jr., O. S. I'. 



Mr. John W. Meadows, Hoods, Ky. 



Dr. M. W. Meadows, Cincinnati, O. 



Dr. C. S. Means, Columbus, O. 



O. P. Me<lsger, Arlington, N. J. 



Prof. W. F. Mercer, Athens, O. 



Fred A. Messmer, Svdnev, O. 



Dr. Haven Metcalf, Clemson C, S. C. 



Mrs. R. E. Metcalf, Hinsdale, N. H. 



Z. P. Metcalf, O.S. U. 



Elmer MilU-r, Buford, O. 



Dr. C. F. Millspaugh, Field Coluni- 



l>ian Museum. 

 E. R. Minns. (). S. V. 

 O. Mitchell, Sanford, Fla. 

 Dr. W. S. Mofiatt, Chicago, 111. 

 S. C. Moon, Morrisville, Pa. 

 W. L. Moore, Pilot Point, Texas. 

 Willard Moore. McCoiuielsville, O. 

 E. L. Morris, Washington, D. C. 

 Geo. E. Morris, Waltham, Mass. 

 Dr. C;. K. Morris, Cleveland, O. 

 Miss May. Morrow, New York, N. Y. 

 Geo. C. Morse, Waltham, Mass. 



