CIRCULATION, OCTOBER, 6,000 COPIES 



Canadian Forestry Journal 



Vol. XIII. WOODSTOCK ONT., OCTOBER, 1917 No. 10 



CONTENTS FOR OCTOBER 



Canada's Foresters at the Battle Front 1329 



The Schoolground's Need for Trees 1334 



The Case for New Brunswick's Forests 1337 



Taking Out Logs— Two Methods 1333 



Do Electric Wires Damage Trees? 1341 



Beautifying the Railway Lines 1340 



The World's Bid for Quebec's Forests 1342 



How New Bird Protection Will Work Out 1343 



Fixing the Guilt for Spreading Fires 1344 



Covering the Sand Lands With Trees 1346 



The Tree's Value to the Prairie Farmer 1346 



Notes on the Western Fires 1347 



Best Methods of Burning Brush 1358 



German Prisoners in a Lumber Camp 1359 



Early Days in the Lumber Camp ' 1361 



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