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Commune this season enr Sn tn CT PT TC PP 4: , on fl understood it rope, 18 certainly ( Jnudeix ake rarer here than has rencrahhy chance since summer te re-examine still boxed erbarium) Y to à F need them. need 6hem for some weeks yet I y get a chance & little more before thoy are we roturned x à bea oe ™ ina | ae “ Very truly yours, Part IV. Mosses with Hand-lens and Microscope. (sopp. 4to. Plates 56-80, Figures 134-164) Leskeaceæ—Hypnaceæ, will be ready about January Ist, 1908. $1.25. Shall I send you a copy? Pts. 1-4, 326 pp., 80 full page plates, 210 figures in the text, $5.00. Part 5 will complete the work. “The book is admirable both in conception and execution.’ Prof. C. R. Barnes, Univ. of Chicago, in Bot. Gazette for June, 1904. “The best elementary manual of mosses in any language.” Prof. J. M. Holzinger, Winona, Minn. State Normal, in Bryologist. “Must be considered the most important work that has yet been published on North American Mosses.” Prof. John Macoun, of the Canadian Geological Survey, in the Ottawa Naturalist for Sept. 1906. Sample pages on application. à Sn RE « Mosses with a Hand-lens, (224 pp., 8vo., copiously illustrated) is a smaller book describing 150 mosses and 50 hepatics that can be indentified by means of the hand-lens alone. Specially adapted for beginners. $1.75. A. J. GROUT, Author and Publisher. 860 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Part IV. Mosses with Hatd-lens and Microscope. (80pp. sto. .Pla OÙ Leskeaceæ—Hypnacesæ, will be ready about January Ist, 1908. $126. Shall I send you a copy? Pts, 1-4, 326 pp., 80 full page plates, 210 figures in the text, $5.00. Part 5 will complete the work. - “The book is admirable both in conception and execution.” Prof, C. R. Barnes, Univ. of Chicago, in Bot. Gazette for June, 1904. “The best elementary manual of mosses in any language.’ Prof. J. M. Holzinger, Winona, Minn. State Normal, in Bryologist. “Must be considered the most important work that has yet been published on North American Mosses.” Prof. John Macoun, of the Canadian Geological SN in the Ottawa Naturalist for Sept. 1906. Sample pages on application. Mosses with a Hand-lens, (224 pp., 8vo., copiously illustrated) is a smaller book describing 150 mosses and 50 hepatics that can be indentified by means of the hand-lens alone. Specially adapted for beginners. $1.75. A. J. GROUT, Author and Publisher. 360 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. POST CARD. POSTAL VA Rit THE SPACE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY. oe Lue ~~ LA = if LS af. Yuh y rh ae i d be 09 ee + (/ Ÿ tan x £ A Lt, Carr A FR À tre J THE SPACE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY. MO. Jannah Etes Hee Mr S Re r le - “ry J a poinge to r understar a A ri = (one PIO . even then, co: A. ut one of have not onened ty one eng carefu reluctant about savine much ate € nothing geined even 44 Li Le Al CR &, 4 à i À a oy EL Leconte ha RUN Ci Ce done BROWN UNIVERSITY BOTANICAL DEPARTMENT PROVIDENCE, R.I., U.S.A. J. FRANKLIN CoLLins, 468 Hope Street A. Jd. Grout, New Dorp, Richmond Borough, New York City. I expect to go away sonn, to be Shall I send the box of Polytrichums which 4 4 she box before fall please he truly vours UT ULV yours, e 1911, wr c Be Var ay : LT ” a8 TR HOW Bi ae vay sonn, to be gone until fall. 4 APE 38 on es a " VUTICAURS whien | na aa LOY So me Part vy Mosses with Hand-Lens and Microscope Will be%issued. in Yune, 1910. Shall we send you a copy? This completes the work. 4 .25 per spurt, postpaid. Bound in cloth $7.00,in half leather $7.50. 8x11 a: 400 ses, 88 full page plates and 265 figures in the text. Printed by Me don the Best coated paper. he book is adnyirable both in conception and execution.’’ Prof. C. R. Barnes, Univ. of 0, in{Bot, Gazette for June, 1904. ¢ st so manual of mosses in any language.” Prof. J. M. Holzinger, ormal, in. Bryologist. ed the most important work that has yet been published on North Adheri can M6S . John Macoun, of the Canadian Geological Survey, in the Ottawa Natura Fo Re : an le pages o tipr sde th a Evatt is (2 pam on pp., 8vo., copiously illustrated) is a smaller book des ei A ag 0 hepatics that can be identified by means of the hand-lens 14 ) oo a utapted for beginners. $1.75. ait this opportunity to tell you how satisfactory I find your book in _littrod it ing dents s to the taxonomy of the Bryophytes.’’ { Se Fe di Prof. Lincoln W. Riddle, Wellesley College. c A. J. GROUT, Author and Publisher, — New Dorp, Richmond Borough, Tel. 49-W. New Dorp. New York City. 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Pa AT; J re Z; ve ? frre : 3 #) nee ¥ — Yop i eX C ; / SO 7 VA LITE RTS Ce” Wa Athy ae ID ne ne See ae ae oe A pote Lae ae ult es Orr Cir Pala — rere A nee NP SP Da) Gly Hla sum fre / Lh, Le 27727 LT Vase ve ous LA ie, Fo Pr P Aie ail eee Ba ee es re Are 6 la CRE? ae Pi ie hy iy) ae, fo VUFATTL ie Oe sh 2thereky , AY fb CDI, i ry, oh, + ie aaah of - Aw et AU a) a a& hye A fl PE AT BP gl NL i yD a TT ME 0 WEEDS AT THE WORLDS COLUMBIAN, N. J. EXPERIMENT STATION, New Brunswick, N. J., March 4, 1892. Dear Sir: In order that the exhibition of werps at the World’s Columbian Expo- sition may be large, and representative of all sections of the country, the undersigned (hav- ing this feature in charge) respectfully asks for specimens of the worst weeds from all States and ‘Territories. It is suggested that each botanist or local collector, who may be pleased to assist in the work, secure at least three specimens each of the worst weeds in his State or section. In making the specimens it is important that the following points be considered: [1.] Seeds are especially desired. [2.] Seedlings are important in various stages of develop- ment. [3.] The root system is essential; also [4] the flower and flower cluster, and [5 | the seed vessel. It may be necessary, therefore, to secure these various essentials at different times dur- ing the coming season. If the weed is a large one stress is laid upon the procuring of spec- imens while they are small enough so that the whole plant, roots and all, can be mounted, without bending, upon an herbarian sheet of ordinary size, that is, not over a foot in length. They are not to be mounted, however, by the collector. That unnecessary duplication may be avoided persons who contemplate collecting specimens should signify their intention to the undersigned, and allotments will then be made, the assignments depending largely upon the locality. It is hoped that each State in the Union may be represented by specimens in this national exhibit of our worst weeds. The collecting must all be done during the present season, and the specimens sent in for mounting, labeling, etc., by December rst. Correspondence is solicited. BYRON D. HALSTED. New x ersey Aaricultural 'ollege Experiment Station, New Brunswick, N. J., Cpr, Big 7 DCE axe le ie ae 4$—bxvH cul pee ee ihe t CAS D TOE I HER haut ll Cala. ls D ca LA (a STE 7 RA œurr > ( ae M LA on LEH Kare fore po mer Ras Shane | RE PP PA __ Raa ed , © i d eee air Vers © New Jersey spam CRT Aaricultural 4f ollene Experiment Station, JAMES NEILSON, ACTING DIREG@TOR, _ ? ‘RON D, New Brunswick, N. J., top, a 7 7 ae cs ‘Ss’ ’ orné En eg) HA D en. Da ply pc Lo XS os Au is =e 7 V Css KL? 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[141 - / f TT Lp2ewV D4 free Ler A #7 A: ff // / À VW V4 re ei Lanne i kahle 0 oa) 1 ESTABLISHED 1835. CHARLES A. BAKER, DRUGGIST AND REGISTERED PHARMACIST, No. 67 Sourx Main ST,, opr, PLEASANT, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS, FALL River, Mass. hr. fe by fe L ae ce ¥ moufles G8 9 À, M. “ )» B.3. HANDY, M. D. 1 To 3 AND 7 TO 8 P. M. . Orricr. 139 Rock STREET. « Sidon 2 CENT f fas ESTABLISHED 1835. CHARLES A. BAKER, DRUGGIST AND REGISTERED PHARMACIST, No. 67 Soutn Main S7., opp, PLEASANT, TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS, Baru River, Mass. Hours: 8 ro 9 A. M. B. J. HANDY, M. D., 1 To 3 AND 7 TO 8 P. M. Orricre., 139 Rock STREET. “THIS del ONLY MaACSs DETACH ANNEXED CARD FOR ANSWER. J. FRANKLIN COLLINS 468 HOPE ST., PROVIDENCE, R. I. Z a, abeked then UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PHILADELPHIA THE COLLEGE { BOTANY Youve a da L vA Bo tie “Ld uf. Â f 70) 1 f Zz 4 fj i SAVY VL bef, GC aller à ie eee. DRURY VA Li A to aa fir Ate a x /P feta Ht otal, Y C À A A LA cale une À A WO Ke G PNR FA ÿ A 7. 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Underwood discontinued the issue of the Hepatice Americana he had a good deal of material on hand, originally in- tended for future issues; he has very kindly turned this over to me and I am working it up, with Prof. A. W. Evans’ valuable assistance in verifying and deter- mining the species whenever necessary. This, with material of my own collecting, I propose to issue from year to year under the title of AMERICAN HEPATICÆ. 444. issue comprising decades As L.®., price, $1.50 is ready for distribution. As only twenty sets of these decades are issued it will be necessary for subscribers to indicate their wishes at once. MISS CAROLINE COVENTRY HAYNES HIGHLANDS, NEW JERSEY HIGHLANDS,NEW JERSEY. Dea fu belie ; Afin A Whack shall Ga ial oy du burt DE Leena ak cA Juut Atv. — Æ = Go neuweK ‘ 4 As - av elt Pan soy, hie are LZ Arf ea. 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Top A spas. 227 FD PRE “ty, Pau ALY rez y 7 / = : FU 4 Vy J KA A 7. we Be ob 4 2 INTRODUCTION. Tue State of Texas, an empire in itself, comprising one-twelfth of the area of the United States, with great diversity of soil and climate, must necessarily present a corresponding diversity in plant life. When all of its immense area is thoroughly explored it will undoubtedly yield as many or perhaps more species than are contained within the limits of Gray’s Manual. As is stated in the Introduction to the Botany of the Mexican Bound- ary Survey, a line drawn from the Pan Handle southeast to the vicinity of Corpus Christi divides the State into two unequal portions. The smaller eastern part is well watered as a whole, and gives rise to more luxuriant vegetation than the other, where rain is uncertain and often scanty. The flora of this eastern section, at least in its northern and eastern portions, has many species in common with the adjacent States of Louisiana and Arkansas and the Indian Territory. In the Contributions from the U. S. National Herbarium, ‘‘ Upon a Collection of Plants made by Mr. G. C. Neally, in the Region of the Rio Grande in Texas, from Brazos Santiago to El Paso County,” sixty- four species of Cyperaceae are mentioned. Four of these have no station assigned, while forty-seven were collected about Sabine Pass in extreme eastern Texas, near the mouth of the Sabine river. As the plants of this order are usually frequenters of places where there is an abundance of moisture, we have a very good index to the character of the country where they are found. The larger southern and western division, in many places a veritable desert, contains many peculiar plants, found only within its areas, es- pecially in the central portions, in the limestone foothills, and in the mountains of the extreme western part. Along the southern border the species are essentially Mexican, intermingling in the mountain region with more northern forms found in the mountains of New Mexico and CRESSA L. Sp. Pl. 223 (1753). Cressa aphylla n. sp. From an apparently perennial root; low, about sixinches high, slender, dif- fusely branched from the base; whole plant covered with scales and appressed hairs; leafless, each branch subtended by an ovate, acute or acutish bract or scale, smaller ones scattered along the naked branches and at the base of each flowering pedicel; flowers on very short pedicels ; calyx bibracteolate, the bracts appressed, lanceolate or ovate lanceolate, barely half the length of the calyx; calyx-teeth oblong-lanceolate, equalling the tube of the corolla; corolla small, yellowish white, its lobes ovate or triangular-lanceolate, pubescent externally, especially at the tip, with white silky hairs; stamens and styles exserted ; upper part of ovary pubescent with white silky hairs. A handsome little plant, remarkable for its absence of proper leaves. Ashy in color, due to the scale-like covering and pubescence on the stems. Found on the * Flats’’ at Corpus Christi, on the east side ot the San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad, a short distance beyond the freight station. In March, when the plants were only an inch or two high, they were found infested with a fungus, Aectdium Cressae. May 31 (1811). CUSCUTA L. Sp. Pl. 124 (1753). Cuscuta arvensis Beyrich; Hook. Fl. Bor. Am. 2: 77 (1834), as synonym. In sand on the beach at the Oso, on Lyczum Carolinianum, Lepidium Virginicum, and other low plants, growing in a thick, tangled mass. April 12 (1549), type locality, ‘*N. W. America.”? PHLOX L. Sp. Pl. 151 (1753). Phlox Drummondii Hook. Bot. Mag. 94417 (18). In rich soil about Kerrville, especially in damp places. A plant col- lected in sand along Nueces Bay, called P. Drummondic villosissima is apparently only a form of the species. When growing directly in the sand it was weak procumbent, with stems almost two feet long and viscid pubescent, but plants growing only a few feet distant in sod, were erect, only three or four inches high and much less pubescent (1435). April 24 (1641). Sy ROE = St CRESSA APHYLLA A. A. HELLER. GILYA Roe Ps Prodrsklt Per 25,7. 4 (1794): Gilia rubra (L.). Polemontium rubrum L. Sp. Pl. 163 (1753). Cantua coronopifolia Willd. Sp. Pl. 1: 879 (1798). Gilia coronopifolia Pers. ; Lindl. Bot. Reg. 4 76017 ( DE On low, stony ground on the left bank of the Guadalupe above Kerr- ville, altitude 1600 feet; scattered in growth. About half way between Kerrville and San Antonio it was seen growing in large patches. Gilia rigidula Benth.; D.C. Prodr. g: 312 (1845). In dry, usually stony ground, about Kerrville, altitude 1600-1800 feet. As noted by Lindheimer, the flower opens only in the afternoon while the sun is shining. April 24 (1646); type locality, Texas. PHACELIA Juss. Gen. Pl. 127 (1789). Phacelia congesta Hook. Bot. Mag. ¢. 3452 ( Ne Phacelia conferta Don. Gen. Syst. 4: 397 (1838). In low dry ground along Corpus Christi and Nueces Bays, sea level to 20 feet. March r2 (1432). Phacelia patuliflora (Engelm. & Gray) A. Gray, Proc. Am. Acad. 10: 321 (1875). Eutoca patuliflora Engelm. & Gray, Bost. Journ. Nat. Hist. 5: 253 (1845). Ja rich soil in shade at Corpus Christi, altitude 10-40 feet. March 12 (1446); type locality, ‘ woods near San Felipe.” I am about to issue the first number of a series of papers enti- tlel Contributions from the Herbarium of Franklin & Marshall College. No. 1 will contain an account of my v ork in southern Texas during the past year, of which sample pages are enclosed. Eleven new species are described, ten of them illus- trated by full page plates. There will be at least 75 pages, in addi- tion to the plates and index. The price is $1,00, postpaid. 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Mean ks ballin à Ge FIAT Lee rt Luck Rd en Jar Let Ly TE MR SN I a SPM ae iy Le BAS Os eee oe, : de de Ge pla oe oe ne ds 2e ot. eek. ee eee oe aan bere Cae hae: oy Due. es. cn nu Ay t21077- Pa ne see SEEN EDS ey net 2 andre.) be Ar hortydes PAC DATE Jess nie. “ ee aad DESCRIPTIONS Bi: if ae i ee Ayr North American Plants Believing that many individuals and institutions who do not have ready access to the older works on botany which contain descriptions of North American plants, would welcome a work of this sort, its prepara- tion has been undertaken. The less accessible descriptions will be taken up first, and all botanists are earnestly solicited to send in lists of species, the descriptions of which they are especially desirous of having appear in the next following series. 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Not more than two series will be issued in any year, thus making the maximum cost of the work $10.00 per year. Your name is solicited mow as a subscriber to the work, payment to be made for each series when you receive it. The price is $5.00 per series, or only ONE CENT for each card. Send in your name at once to the publisher, A. A. HELLER, 411 West Walnut Street, LANCASTER, PA., U. S. A. is A Brdfr4 Moy / 773 ff. JA Po rte PPT V7 6 oth ; ot Le ane fete dure pe baa F latine of a Oe Bye Ke. Cre Ti ttg,, 4 : ee Be GER Aou Jante au dlque and vatnntle Koofe . vez Lace gd REPÉRÉ at AVE. lat er es con agarx fate. fae cf Ref of | whig Gr an itm Ge on Peewee sala bit Gp ee pi har Boar a4, EE AE a PE CR te) ee à A dae | ah À PS Baron f. CEN MR fame as nant. CY Sap ee ie Hget SE On ee à a étre & pd de Abe Lanigg Eu bt age of Leave ee ae Ve pp, Cl dy one 7 ne LE, x Cf of. Ga GT of tex Za er EO fro Kober | ta CL, fi bra 24, NA PS De lac for has rot fer PES eRe gers, bah an cé CS er i dad oe Char PA SSRN ned ROUTE Curl cncotned - A a Cafe harae he fret Lh sante rhe gr Lat} apr, iy ace ed 6 reentant Suez pate fringed of cape” Gb À Stara, to à ny Aide fut hrnrtr Tie es Cn tft, arret Kimmy plot GQ peta Aenea Eh of U rmlan, Raf fo Zz fii lo Barf Lee cee h Jest FF tes Ce ee mas oe DE RE Se of. ft garer sik ay, oe F pureed RU Mes Oe a Chan eu he ue Mae Shem. 72 ol ould mot mind the rough [4 fat 7 CLA © 1 APE. AO. LIO~ (VV LAU CF , COR, FL. n OLY, PTIT E (Bul avhin af 7 Le bara PATES A elie, AD AAS th tet Hirule ? res Agel Lh, LT Oye penal bd sche: C Wiens COLA Oe, ore nth, MW okine Mo RG oll thy Le: Vek, for RO of thee. se HANOVER A AM RMA he OLRM OA, None bart, femur, alin aie or trond Lo gripe. ny er Gay. Your’, Maer, Ul dune 4, 1910, Ry. du Irving Hill, Mans Bae, i Bey Horth Scituate, RI. Dear ib. was very glad to hear from you. Am sorry that the specimen you sent appears to be the Canoe Birch, rather than the River Birch. I am inclosing a twig of the latter so that you will know what it looks like. Uote the apex of the leaf, which lacks the taper of the Canoe Birch; also notice the decided rhombic outline. fhe bark of branches, or trunks, from 2 to 8 or 10 inches in diameter, have a decided ragred of fringed appearance from the eurline. back of the thin papery cinnamon-colored (at least on one surface) outer bark. his trunk character, for the diametera mentioned, is very striking when normally developed. Once seen if is never forgotten, The River Birch has been reported from Fhoûs island but I have never seen a specimen from the state, nor can I find any ippe tly at the only known Station in New England is the aa Merrimac River in Massachusetts. I hope you can find it out in your region. I am hoping to get out your way a little later, but I have thought 1 the same for several springs, so I don't dare to say much now. A small party of us are planning to get out to Chepachet in the course of two or three weeks to see the big pine about a mile east of that village. Would you like to join us if we know the date long enough to let you know of it? Am glad to hear of the two species of Oryzopsis. I do not think either are very common in the state. Cordially yours, UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY. TAXONOMIC INVESTIGATIONS. Washington, D. C., February 24, 1909, Curator of Herbarium, Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island, Dear Sir:- For several years Mrs. Chase and myself have been en- gaged upon a monograph of the North American Species of Panicum, The work is now at a stage where we can utilize material from other herbaria, and we shall be pleased to examine and identify collections of Panicum sent in to us. 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Leen aleta 7 APE era 7 tels Gr ltt. weg | Mf Frbellew,. pue Le, HE à Jun PACE Pe lite 4 Fate à CT fh vy AA Frutaatesÿ foha rfi RS ONE OF THE “SEVEN SISTERS” ON BLUFF ABOVE MINNEOWA, CONSISTING OF CIRCUM-ERODED LIMESTONE Posty Card FOR CORRESPONDENCE CAT) Less Fev! s fas C7 Of i Herve anger D veacly, U4 nee ae 2227 weg Luvs. LA} a A Lrey f; U“ECVE Gy, pole “gy Yio rage À KER OTS Wi va exe plu. Le : Mi pF blf-n $ fod a x ae Far lente ; peau VIEW FROM ST. MARY’S CEMETERY BLUFP, SUGAR LOAF AND WINONA IN THE DISTANCE. LOOKING NORTHWEST Mr. Samuel €. Hood, MS Gyenuer Sud Orange City, Fla. My dear tir. Hood:- Your letter of the llth is at hand. I am very sorry that I cannot see my way clear to tell you to send the mosses on to me for naming. The truth is I have so much on my hands already that 1 can see no possible time to attend to éhe work for some time. i do not know now how I shall be situated for this work in the fall, but until that time, at least, there is not the slightest prospect of my having the time. I regret te) s I have been specially interested in the mosses for several years, and like to work them when other duties do not forbid. Very truly yours, United States Courts, Providence. May 12, 1908. Dear Professor Collins:- The circumference of the sassafras tree in the dell at the foot of Wentworth Ave. is seven (7) feet one and one half inches, three feet from the ground. I have a suggestion to make, it is this: That you go to Edgewood with me on Thursday afternoon and have a look at the aforesaié tree and perhaps spend a half hour or so in the dell, then go up to my house and give me a short lesson, taking something we may find in our ramble, and afterwards give me a starter in arranging my specimens. By this time supper will be ready and I trust you can make it convenient to take this with us. I telephoned you this afternoon to say all this but you were not at home. Again let me express the hope that vou can take in this program, especially the supper to which Mrs. Hope whites with me in urging your presence, I am trying to put it real strong so that you will be sure to come. Very sincerely Troy 17.190 §, at AE TN 124 Weadipoutl- Ne, Edyervredl Srerihecees à ft, “he If os. ae Tne. Collins PE at Avid ‘A y ua D -dey a pure 4. taie ¢ pout fra ut toy Me u Low Hank . dog Un) tuk nie Yeetirday by A Cath, whe Hauts hey ak be ae MALE, Quid no WU yo rik we ewe an dep ar od ne 4 Han es cof hy edf. His. [Sy arcs ede ele mine À shalt he eeoun fo « util m Mig UM froetige A frrscess weil Hus proud, MLE Cai fHeces Of Ar th. Mans, pull MUNA , dl, United States Courts, Providence, Pr 1 sre 261 ag sf af 7 Ales os a A Ana Ce Fe arr À PP LES en Cr i, L Z~ : a nés A | Pitt pel, af D Ko Afrcerts ee @r2_ on silt lin tin t a9 ae Qh dé 4 ue à me 2 di dv Tr e CL1-3 2 i G11 oe CA i € C2 14-449 fol Lit C4 a 2772 alle Cuterca(— Cet 22 Ltretar poy per aa de i de Ld Cor CAR AA Aer Ligh Pare ad À forced ra 7 be eee ; : F ; LILI ya flic LET Y YW eres Caefolisers vy Lut f- wttl tla” he Peter ee ; n ' # fot | 4 Fa 4 fetter ae ete LE TIHAILE ee Vs ru it~ Corpus tgrst LE i 5 Cory arret CZ ny Va A, ported “ele fede We flee ay rer 7 mire “à PP AE 0 United States Courts, Providence. | Agut 2 708, Mia Prof, Cell ae form à Veo voceh eneelsn, fart fo Med tone (feet ss per Maries tet far à. father, Tec Yipotiniy, pus fv enllatin, bad ! ee Lei 4 feet cd a fer Sie cernreaisd Mil Crrtld nuf— te # Lon Alt ceecclh = Le LOCALOP Ltorsiud heer vA fecha. 7.4 CRI CRIME / Ra prier Pi ZA AA) hag Called +e Bepeeret ae Rs Ree 00 hey mai, | 7 ef of | Le mu ter a-Leewee Ze Lola he Fu avt ae cer AL oh veda eer hens Beet ts N K SX 8 NaN Bega OM extitee te lettte dA at fe for fag COR | a aut Eellecleg ET fan tb Mpa, harnbly gettin PR bat pa tt a flows, Fe H 7 PR NE FER | A proue BE ; (Melos eue punir vi éhntane . a veel rule je À Muy ge it Cred ral Cres cece Whew prec “yee “yo. Sat yo ie oe oe VA Lire 4 4 ie Hf, United States Courts, Providence. October 6, 1908. Dear Prof. Collins:- The Clerk of the Courts was away yesterday, quite unexpectedly to me, hence my non-appearance at the Herbarium. Wendell picked the enclosed leaf on a ramble in Johnston, last Sunday afternoon,and asks what kind of an oak it represents. I do not find it illustrated in Dame and Brooks and so unload on you as usual. All the leaves were of the same character on the tree from which this was picked. The tree was about twenty-five feet high, There is a little pond known as Bellefont Pond, south of the Park Lakes that is quite full of water weeds and has a wild growth of shrubs and herbaceous plants around its borders. We can try navigating it when you think the time could Lunette spent there as elsewhere. Very sincerely Du. (Mas Ae fe s Prof. J. Franklin Collins 468 Hope St. Providence, R.I. 1 ven Capri Ve tft À fer - vçrisuno LÉ frreze Île ral forthe Est he Fame 227 TN. 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TJ ES Le N N 4 Ÿ du D N N S N LAD ea YY PAIPI AY 1 Loup PD ue, ae F PEL. JOE. =e gy Fv onifivs po! By DIRAIT ypopu TJ) M on EN no À off pr 227 = vols 7 es J eme Ys Pye? p "Ip 4 LIZ PZ 2 ar i 1 Oct. ,1909 you have already discovered that our puzsli Composite allum is not as Brig n, a8 1 thought at the time, but a plant new to the Fhode land flora---Sclerolenis uniflora, although it does not scem to agree with descriptions in regard to its pappus. Unless you hear from me to the contrary before Tuesday + please rerard that sning as fixture for looking evening collections. Wake it about 7.15, if convenient, University Herbarium. anything comes up to forbid your coming please notify both Preston and myself. Cordially, United States Courts, Providence. 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F fa ot een Bede à fi fe rar CO” yh We RS aes gee jor 4 fle HE right Île Car mr. ke ef fated Æ ne Un 5797972220 a 4 : eet PO7I Zt : A AT TT 2 27 ts LABEL VA Vif, > | DBLeseD wey | WA cheat à SIItL Lise À m7 4 pf défi tag!) Coat ET ea HE Tortue f Sy Sane oo per Miraleys eal peste din pci ee ee aa Mee 4 D AT Fee 2408 appt ty 247 2222227 dd " N À poe ut Re eB MEALER MERE Nave Wanve Meyow Let VW Ne bb [a CU] e near! 2 No LAE om ms a pan à RE i 7 nes Cet Wonacer ine | ne illness = 4 + ne on. LT hope it had-enti United States Courts, Providence. 4 ZO, (G02 thy Haw Cobbrzry tn À He eter G delta Me nae Bo Benliagit Gpaecusais | PM Sop VE del ROS hg eaves Wey Oe de DD Aire Vea Lot husker PN ie? ee Rg ee be ee el? fo ben ctly pret ae nm He Ps ss Dh ie RE ER ER 0 22 WAatew The (ore Aad vase ee Select vet flo rearh cf er Mile i Loree, polite Yaa cette arf fhgesceutes c The une prriesf nruet- a her poe ar Bien | (ates ve Pit AZ United States Courts, Providence. June). 3, 1920. My dear Collins: - Your very plainly addressed postal was duly received, and now I am sorry that I threw away a bunch of postals of the aforesaid variety that would have been of especial use in our correspondence. We are having quite strenuouus: times at the Court at present as the way Term opened last month, we rarely leave before 5 o'clock and sometimes it is much later. I hope we can get in some trips before July lst. and I think that the jury will not be here more than two weeks from the present time and perhaps Will be excused before then, I enclose three specimens that puzzle me a little. : One I take to be the nettle tree, found at Old Buttonwoods, 4 another was found on our trip to the State Line and does not fit into the genus Geum where I land with it every time I start afresh, the other I thought ought to be arenattia, this was given me. Will you kindly set me right on these points I think the names will stick when given me for I have carefully analyzed i” te ake + é, iis QE Y them. Very sincerely Fhrries VO ge A idea pales fuck fou bte» ni ee C509) wee for’ 4 Fe ule Vnialedttat Mrs Cipla Car ee ee June 5, 1910, Dear Hope;- I take the specimens you send to be Arenaria lateriflore, Celtis occidentalis, and the third one I am in doubt shout; it looks like Rubus triflorus, off hand, but it may not be that at ave done with it does it seem likely to be grown considerably since I turned it over to Miss Hurley. At ti} time it was 43. Somebody blundered. I think it would be very nice to have Mr. Green talk at the next Horticultural meeting if he can be induced to do so, which I doubt very much. At the last meeting. which neither you nor Stene attend- ed,Mr. Bowen had occasion to mention, in connection with some expenditure proposed, that there was, at the present time, nothing whatever in th reasury, explaining that the two preceding meetings had been very expensive ones é had taken everything available. "his means that the next few mectines will have to be practically without money expenditure. have nothing special to suggest, aving gotten the idea that ¢ had something up his sleeve. Mr. Bowen made a very good supgsestion to me at the last meeting to the effect that a men(s meeting might very properly follow the ladies’ meeting. |. Perhaps i? reen fails us we could fall back on that suggestion, and imvite the men to come prepared to talk a few minutes on their favorite topic, and to discuss those presented by others. Cordially, Gnited States Courts, Providence, August 25, 1910. Mr dear Collins:- I have been wondering if we might not take a canoe trip for a few days upon your return to Providence, going up the Pawtuxet River as far as Pontiac or Natick, or even further up , and then transfer the canoe to some of the ponds and rivers that seemed inviting by trundling it along on its wheels over land. Occasionally we might hire a conveyance for very long distances. We could take a small A tent with us that I have, and sometimes camp over night or spend the nights at farm houses . We could sometimes depend upon buying "a meal of vituals" and sometimes we could prepare our own. Perhaps such a trip might present some new features of interest and would be quite worth while for recreation and botanical research. When I have an idea like this I think it well to unload it and consequently pass the thought along to you. Of course a trip to Maine would be much more to my liking, but as that seems uhlikely in my case perhaps you could work this in as an extra. I have not been out collecting as much as I would have done this Summer if I had a companion, companionship seems to be quite a requisite stimulus with me although I am always on the outlook for specimens even when at work among the weeds in my garden, Two weeds were so plentiful I subjected them to an analysis and United States Courts, Providence. after rather a trying study succeeded in identifying them as Amaranthus retroflexus, and Amaranthus graecizans, VPigiweeds and tumble weeds have taken on a very dignified aspect since my more intimate acquaintance with their characteristics. There is a meeting of the Horticultural Society in September that we ought to provide a program for. I wrote Prof. Stene a few days ago asking his opinion as to what program we should have and received the enclosed letter. The subject of Fruit growing is almost always in order, but it should be made a little more specific and some one in particular appointed to open the discussion that can speak with authority. Perhaps Prof. Stene would arrange this if we desired. The other suggestions may be better for the first meeting. I wish we might make the second meeting a tree planting meeting and work up some enthusiasm and plan for a large attendance. I think the Journal would help us to do this. I enclose a "weed" that grows quite plentifully in my garden. I have not succeeded in determining its name as yet, I wish you would give me a pointer to work from, nothing more definite than the family as I want to come in at the finish myself. Very sincerely es: 277 ig ri 1 pe Se ue ; Cag ecerr, y tae A ee £4 SI ll, toy Meu Coll 9 wes foholign fet bg? le LA ce piloted ' we Cettl at he der, ter Melig bee Lune of ag Pewee À ar ag ZZ Via tt Æ aie pres Son eens fry ee facts flo Hi Devil i Lee 74 2 Se wet 4ite alae «as cL CPP 7 Providence, RI. May 4, 1911. My dear Collins: - This has been a very busy week and your postal of April 26th giving the names of the Bermuda plants you 80 kindly determined for me has remained unanswered. I wanted to get up to the college this week but now find that I shall be obliged to wait until next Tuesday, Will this be convenient for you? In a work I have taken from the Providence Public Library entitled "The Bermuda Islands" etc, by Addison EK. Verrill, Professor of Zoology, Yale University I find the following regarding the Crab-grass (Stenotaphrum Americanum Schr=S. glabrum in Lefroy.) as this book gives it. "The most abundant native grass; it graws in all dry and rocky places by the sea -side and on the cliffs, and also in the interior. It forms depressed or flattened rosettes of leaves close to the ground, and sends out rooting stolons/ often several feet long, in every direction. These may often be seen hanging down over the edges of cliffs and of rock cuttings along the roads, swinging with the wind and ready to take root in any crevice." I will try to remember to bing this book next Tuesday if you find it is not in the College Library. From its pages I learn that the red cedar of Bermuda is given as Juniperus Bermudiana Linne, and is spoken of as almost restricted to these islands, being distinct from the Barbadoes Juniper and the American Red Cedar. I do not expect to be able to go to Boston to-morrow as we are having some floors laid at home and the work is to be finished to-motrow morning and then I will have considerable to do in helping set things in order again , all the furniture rugs ete. will have to be put in place again, all simple in the telling but you know it means real work for one evening. Very sincerely The Arbor Day Pamphlet is the best one I have ever seen, artistic and practical. I recognized my photograph and am glad to figure even in a small way in this most worthy work. United States Courts, Providence. Chugert 7 fr. RARE AR. Je G7 étages pote ott om til tuer ana À thatt Ty & page by ao bes HAS Matialte © Az À fave teem pr ele Kg sips He pet FL a: a Sa ae ire at Poseuti ml ter tle Cael wvevveleer Me fea ane Aue fot Ce rh Det tdi. 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BOWEN, Treasurer Rhode Island Hurticultural Sorivty TREASURER'S OFFICE 86 WEYBOSSET STREET PROVIDENGE, R. I. Ge ne HE 4 à RD Es ou ed Ca 22/4 “9 tid rr" C477 Pas 4 LLAMA ELLE eal gies Po eu A we offer ee oe Pe ie Aa seem a ofeecrviecole Left Gicte ; 2 È A 7 ata? A re es Lt LAN eeCeoe VS ei, Bae wget: egones Via as Age) RD HAN fret re de à PTE oh Cag, wdareg a her!” 274 Leow ee ie Cry, Zz WOES | is ay À MM UN RÉ ne er ae eae oi CE wae eae À ZK 2 2724 ee we. 7 , , 4 Le CR Di Ca At es ee Dolons É Étéblais bu ns) BU Ent Ou Cuain Lib. avr th fi HE has ane THOMAS HOPE, PRESIDENT A. C. MILLER, SECRETARY R. M. BOWEN, TREASURER Rhode Jsland Hiortiruliural Sariviv TREASURER'S OFFICE 86 WEYBOSSET STREET PROVIDENCE, R. I. 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(Be, wre all ta feet “xf pan tre relict) eee ? Powe yo Li PAR Fi Lo Fett Hale? a babe rnb i fe lui ue aK A V4 Gut re a walle wat À 4 pad 279 A SAL LES, 87" data / / M ZL # à ‘ 4 A, bf. : V7. 5 ai LA CEL LA LE LE Lr 2 Z 22224 es eu ads ZLtC Lf a 4, Sf yay Like eo. i Mc as a lay OR T pf— Mag LA LE CEG bi tip te pu nf Sf be Lier du Dex Lu JU ah. és OL SEL ~ ELLIOTT’S HOTEL, INC. HERBERT L. TIRRELL, Mar. WATERVILLE, N. H. 4 ne 5 4 Pres FZ oe. val LAC CII CELL [4 4 F ae a oe CEG cl Ps CA pa ‘we Le Wear Le A Le 2 AAONNE er by, envexite GF - Ag) ‘ ied LAN , LL. hi THOMAS HOPE, A. C. MILLER, SECRETARY Rhode Jaland Horticultural Sorirtu SECRETARY'S OFFICE P. O. Box 663 PROVIDENGE, R. I. Sr TGC (ly Cle 2, io SP al ft à tou ey arvtiec a. 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Ce ke re Ae Sli e docs Collins :— Ze; = ue eee 22 (#4 HU ee a er lee PS Zz ee. At PE ee Laleoer Al Mere ff eer 24 Lorie lors x Gp À [tlalhoslee = PRE) Galle er DU ee Me mtROT wee a ane | cas E y au ANR à ee oe CE fen Yo cr eelleat ll a oa Hoon. en Mo Be HN ANR book REA ler? e, 7 ole it ie da fe ut Low? ree CELL wer LEE LEZ ) ZZ amd Vis Passe OP. 20 Vla2bicP al LLC is dears ‘ Caer Mier, we, a ye a PARLE Arr SO. otllri1s Te CLL, ‘4 ut wey tececssed gore’ Éd 22274 222 heli phot went Lt — z ah “a pre a ie Lee menés eric T F. [ee ar a es LADA S Gin Le 221 lle are (EE ae Ce Le, ee GS Bick te See h-man, A LA 222 rs ferrtide LOLECE fer à AnH Cfifite Oe Fe ae Lets on aoe ita: 22 Got ark flo Kee Her Bhi lake 2444 ada af ann flocl ye peace ~ Be Let ab FHM : fap i pit ype Glo So, / y : t r po pi M ela LS “ay Los ALCL RE coll genre Cosigt T ing Very CA Y La Æ jh wr bie CI GD J OPE ) ‘vial Co + heap 49 pAtés J) 29 “gp +f te i A # éd ca V4 ¢ ri any “C A 4. G77 f AT) AN N , + SE PK SE Lttidei¢t- LR DAS PC 7 sce doi 33 PO ds WY yy 47 27 yy uw on 72 rl es fa Ag S72 ARP Pty AAT 4. WFIAEAE 0 LELE? f Pr bo & AO D277 2-4 Providence, R. |., April 30, 1913. PRESIDENT'S OFFICE My dear Collins: - My brother's wife received from Vermont a short time ago some ferns for her garden and among the ferns the enclosed flower sprung up. It is new to me and as there is but a single specimen I feared to dissect it thinking that I would thus perhaps fail in determining its name and then the work would have been in vain, I accordingly take the serty of sending it to you for determination as you are now well accustomed to my unloading on you upon the least provocation. Those application blanks appeal to me so much I think I Will suggest having some printed of a somewhat similar character for the Horticultural Society, changing them slightly to avoid infringement on your patent. Very cordially vours Le en United States Courts, Providence, Myce 29.1907, itl, deux Crlbicer 1 Berl 29, 14/4, Chea Bee eee Vi oa Nan Chat Pipinr ces hy RE r lay Covet ns à HAS ‘ PSs OPEN LE tee er Te eV uf ot ote oy a BRL Babs Lt Fa Fett ner À \ Pia ARS cst poe sett Of <4 eet th rete 4 Cage Peer chet fi Pe Gamer Li 4 Apt Fed fe GE sk ep MOMs ee) eth Aaa Mrergfart is Ueerevecee wert Yael SS ue. Cage Pa ae Be geen Ae eae Men eee Lovrerlpei Cereb fe 22rcele 7? Sia pie Of ve D. Pes ea re VT, forte rome Hay teeccceg ee pce. “PTY TES 9 LEE cy De < A FEU) Sat Brown Jniversity, yak Be À AE i ge ley MMnvLO. Ne weg, é + Nel à abu! Tormore, APEMNVES we ue renges from Central would be gled if you would call me up on I tried to reach you on the phone today, bu: the office I decided to wy » this letter, yours, HETOAT LUM as you Forest Pathologist, were 5 Ie DAW AR ID à ae VE uke ee va = NU a » \ | 4 : 2 | cA 2 | Ÿ = 2 3 Ne aly gran S Ra. AM ahs, Rrra aoa pe eee Led X SN de Ress Rye god Xe de 30 ou NAN C ena oÂas an \ Cran Q ee a Fu — Lu aor 3 PRE Vo done haat cous. © Dos oe on Rap us aL antl Rae Q SA. Sc LUTTUO Ca Se Mrs. Ella L, Horr, 12 State St., Woreester, My dear Mrs. Horr:~ Thank you very much for your letter and offer to send me specimens of the "“Hair-caps”. If it will not be rob- bong you I would like to get a bit of each, a few stems merely for Locality of each. I am particularly interested in the genera Catharinaea, Poronstum, and Polytrichmm, 25 you will see from one of the pamphicts I a sending you at this time. I would espec- ally like to get Polytrichums growing in ifferent kinds of habitats. as you will see, oo say you are not familiar with lolyt- eracile. I have wi 46e a number of mens of a mountuin form collected in a few years aro. If i can ever ret hem I will try and remember that you want pecimen, If you do not get a specimen Prom me within two minths please jog my mem- My time for moss work is very irrepular and, at most, rather limited, so there is no certainty when I can get at the work that I pest like. Unfortunately it is often the ease, as in this ins tanne that our preferred work does not bring bread and butter. Yery truly yours, ie ER oi Vous, ne han sxporcks CeVeER aur pee A toe Re Le! TAPS. di ea Wo You Ads Pong URSS adie Rest Ne Se “#0 nn Rear ait one ae Nat LES PR VE ee ar OA La =a ee ae ee added er 0 Te bas x. Speyer rece cee a ‘Xe parses | SX Seat Re CRT dou ae oh: AeA me b % rer EN ee we | en KÂuia T VAL 24 var. . a C ctor LA OO oe api TV kone aranehe ts cha Ruono_ yoo thus Ly Gl Side nus” alse. Nah, Mut.See, Ras paet Si ie Wo ontastes Vices, So. 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Me, RE Ka (ones & US wl Sees) et ee, eek ae vA WW or g Pages : Ve ans. « i WORCESTER NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY, 12 STATE STREET. Worcester, Mass... Vise. Qo. 1910 Pack N Frockue CALs Wo OWL S VU nae = _S \ je RAA AAA AU i %) CI SS AT 4 Ly Rvs. Qu on NAN RAT Care Waa su (RTS Une ak A LN 9 As % bras LA eres AAA oe 6 al ‘ REG > ass \ See Win A - R Qh a Vis d TA on AO CEA : AA ee November 13, 1910 Mrs. Ella JL. Horr, Worcester Natural History Society at Worcester, J Tea Ot TTA P Le i Lory oe I. don't know as I should saying that every Polytrichum of the "commune’ commune, but such a general statement providdd her important characteristics. : a - 4 ee ne ee Ee en nes Since the publication of my “Prelimi of New Eneland Plants--XIX" in Fhodora, Vol. 8 906 }--a reprint L ut which I sent you some on Polytri only strengthened and reinforced the statements we regard to >. commune and, peri I feel almost prepared to say définitely that our most common u that the tru European commune is even rarer the article mentioned was written. Very truly yours, re “+ ‘ a + eRe : ee ae à e pene | ae PA ke | nes | \ à : \ . 8 À, ee he =e oe eee ise sx AR A + à hes = ag ao WA i : ZY | 9 “ ee S 5 Ms S Wes LA a S yk a8 i 4 pos ah hi Or Au yore | : LA A CES, Lies = PEU THIS SIDE IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY. ys PRESIDENT TREASURER Worcester Natural History Suciety SW. P. Pauter 12 STATE STREET T. OF MUSEUM, SECRETARY MRS. ELLA L. HORR CUSTODIAN WORCESTER, MASS.... À ouh ny 1913 Pad. VF, CRMs Vee gc) Pa me in \ Roue Ano 14658522 om ABU OE ee Laie CMC ra à ts Ue alee ee Re in le egy > ree oi das ROUES Der We Lt 4 LE PE D D CNE UT ON and sr yan AUS Ho ss. WT ae te en als Shy vada te Aaah QO cranny Ant ep à how met Veord Kia RULE R SE Rue met Res pe ct Py Rte en à Mans eee Sue “ak QU es Ase ae cuir ws, Tevet AF ax 48 © Prof. YA Coth youn te ee boom $ ant TW Ree us. Ye «oes “ke amc, © Agus ste, tak nos, Bande we Gh uo, € Re or : “VR Qu AIG a Roe tar. û Wk au Grue à te Ae qed Sr 3 NS ena Gs Sera en M Li Wee DARD cn ern Ne curly. ASS rusk Rite. Wo? Affect - Gree, 1 St St Ws gack Ke A er Vivace. Wor, PRE x vile (HIS SIDE OF CARD IS FOR ADDRESS NLY) = — — — 7 sete Vag. VHraukle Cottiir- MLS AE ps Stes N RN Se Yea. Ce Mr MIDDLESEX SCHOOL APT Sus fp Com 2e FREDERICK WINSOR, Head Master Fe C ? , CONCORD, Massachusetts al CAMP a use tÇot Noe RB eho À e- Lee dy ods Ra EA oO (ae Ann Q i ao Us. Lena «| Sa) wes M FE ARE Quotes , Cu. Ajeion Welder, Lt, Mr « ‘A > . = i n (L CRE 2 nO Dorcd LARG. tev ré a) Anan eat À ea GQ MM 4 ele Ntrauta ke iS J ain Andes 4 dal yo Wan Gee) an PIN PE ak CH L- Cr AN ES a DATE a & oy nan Canon K* ot OŒax Re À q& yes eis mn us Le «| Act N un |, ax SA Avance bo, Brrrauwo ad Man PA us tela À ue HA ees parka abe coe ai RAC UT Sf AY i [ee an ARR à «> ue ar { VU À EE PE | = ad, ee eue Lt Loire Am x Ass Aspnes $ She av portation Adve € AE RD 2 À x OPEN Fa fut À fi: ES à En: he Qe ae AUS in eme Vac at + AR EX aan i Ba eRe Ce ws AA À. eR OF es va is A A LEA M Poy On " RU Don i A ig ie a Ho We as © ht SS; mony ques gt Aux rivage seat tunes 4 Au wey CARR que me Neue Lun ser APE NN NON TN SENS ilu. ya +” Me Vu Oh Sree À. JE Wu | Mae cot PE THOREAU MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS R. HEBER Howe, JUNIOR, SP. L. S. S. CURATOR MASTER OF NATURAL SCIENCE eh SES Deccrber Doar Mr. Cvoilinss:- Thank you very much for your note. By 214 moans wait until your ether hos oxamined the lichons. In fact I think it would bo woii té wait unitil,peorhaps,Dec, 30, mo the spocimons «os the miïis ond oxpross ore se crcwdod ard dindorcus ot this busy Christmas sozscn, I can wait perioetiy m% study of yoors,make toll mc where Mr. Bennett’s wont? Yos, I -shali be gi [A Gospe, in foet from crnywhæro. With mary thinks Bincerciy yours, are bu Drasd| wanre i To Mr.d Frankiin Cclliss By CE BELOW IS FOR TH TRE SRA THOREAU MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS R. HEBER HOWE, JUNIOR, SP. L. S. S. CURATOR MASTER OF NATURAL SCIENCE Dessert 2 mir pon on I 2M returning herewith the Ysness. I want to thank you most heartily for allowing me the opportunity to examine them, I have taken the liberty to Make x few notesy badecd on the arrangement in Engler end Prantl. I shall be vVory gisd to see at undertormincd material you have, and be cf whst service I can in determining omy Material which I sm qualificd to pass on, Trusting the packet resehes you unharmed, Bolicve Moy Sincerely yours, À À alin Dr fe ‘3 To Dr.d.Fronklin Ccllins, EE ue hgh — th He Gr Aa A. i ee Hans Fe = Spures os eu Say, Gen es PE ne yas Gk Lu rE Qe . (ue Be de oe THOREAU MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS ra REGINALD HEBER Howe, JUNIOR, SP. L.S.S. MASTER OF NATURAL SCIENCE Cellins:- Thank you very much fer yeur kind nete. Like yeur- self I am back at werk again. I was very serry net te see your collections. I succeeded in cellecting at Bristel a geed supply ef material, any duplicates ef which I shall take pleasure in sending yeur herbarium as lecal $tate material. I shall net get at these fer a time, as I am preparing te send ferward with in ten days tywe*three last decades ef Lich. Nevae Angliae. It was a great pleasure fer me te see the cellege my father at tended ('66), and te see alse your quarters which the janiter very kindlyadmitted me te. Trusting I may find the eppertunity te drep in en yeu at seme later time, Believe me, Sincerely you re, - MN. Naber RATE Te Dr. J.¥.Celling. CNET a ie i AW LacK Na ee ie Bu. eee ae a. | SS: eee RARE ON ss elias camer ee a el Gt in LÉ a ay > à AN . fu. 7 JS i a À ep aA (ete K CR | Oil x K ahs el faut MOVE D ST ores emer ae UN RE RAE à tw al (cause of PON ane ee ni dr Pen | Ce PA tapi bd us PE se TR LP nie fata ty (shan hire eR Wt ae 2 na ua JS af ALICE EE 2 DS _ THOREAU MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY MIDDLESEX SCHOOL CONCORD, MASSACHUSETTS R. HEBER Howe, JUNIOR, SP. L, S. S. CURATOR MASTER OF NATURAL SCIENCE THE SPACE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY, Byes OT mate 2 ee ga | A ryve dre pre Abs | | ERA he + Des 24 tp dau. gum Et gen à per tat | se VE A RE ag | + i Mr dur sfr pond. i | PACE BELOW IS FOR THE ADDRESS ONLY. 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