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ANNUAL REPORT OF 



INDEX. Continued. 



Page. 

 Prairie fires 



Summary of, in 1907 9 



Prussia, forestry in 103 



Red Lake country visited 15 



Reeve, C. McC., letter from 27 



Reforestation, plan of, recommended. .21-25 



Revenue from forests 22 



Rice, A. E., letter from 28 



Riddle, Ambassador, J. W., information 



furnished by 106 



Rupley, Geo., letfer from 31 



Russia, forestry in 106 



Sargent, Charles S., report by, on plan 



of forestry 44 



Saxe-Meiningen, forestry in 116 



Saxe- Weimar, forestry in 124 



Page. 



Saxony, forestry in 118 



Shaw, Thos., letter from 33 



State's power to regulate cutting of 



trees 57 



Strong, Jas. W., letter from 34 



Sweden, forestry in 125 



Switzerland, forestry in 132 



Tax exemption for reforestation dis- 

 cussed ^ 37 



Uddeholm company, forests of 127 



Underwood, J. M., letter from 26 



United States, its progress in forestry. . 42 



Walther, T. G-, letter from 31 



Waterous, F. J., letter from 36 



Weather in 1907 3 



Wurtemberg, forestry in 137 



ILLUSTRATIONS. 



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 Pine forest in Itasca State Park 



Frontispiece. 



Original white pine, Fond du Lac reser- 

 vation 25 



Curtain Falls, outlet of Crooked Lake . . 37 



Burntside Lake 51 



Part of nursery, Pillsbury reserve 63 



German working men in German forest 77 



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Road in a German forest 77 



Open country in Minnesota 93 



What forestry science does 93 



Using the "Krempe" in German forest. 119 



Upper St. Croix river 119 



Food for forest fires 137 



Forest in Wurtemberg 137 



