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CONTENTS. 
Page. 
Importance of entomological study. 1 
Extent of insect depredations. 2 
Losses from insect depredations. 5 
Excessive insect depredations in the United States. 8 
The immense number of insects. 12 
Necessity of a knowledge of insect habits. 14 
Progress made in economic entomology. 15 
The writings of economic entomologists. 15 
Increased interest in entomological investigations. 21 
The acquisition of life histories of insects. 22 
