CIRCULATION, DECEMBER, 6,500 COPIES 



Canadian Forestry Journal 



Vol. XIII. WOODSTOCK ONT., DECEMBER, 1917 No. 12 



CONTENTS FOR DECEMBER 



Guarding Ontario's North Land 1425 



In the Forests of Siberia 1428 



Forest Strength and Fighting Strength 1431 



Digging the Grave of Patronage 1432 



Studying Forestry in the Forest 1434 



Should Forest Taxes be Levied on Yield 1436 



Pulp Wood Lands Reforest Slowly 1437 



Fast-growing White Spruce in Quebec 1439 



Turning Timber Orders towards Canada 1440 



The Ghost of the Tree Verses 1441 



Coupling Science to Timber Crops 1443 



Logging Debris An Imperative Problem 1445 



The Dawn of Science in Lumbering 1446 



How fast does a Forest Rebuild Itself? 1447 



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