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them. Give air on fine days and shade
if the sun is very hot. Make the surface
level and after sowing the seeds, press
with a board. Volunteer by E.S. Iddings
on Bordeaux mixture. "Mix in wooden vessels
and use immediately." A member
says the ingredients should be mixed
seperate in vessels of wood, and mixed
together as wanted. Mahlon Kirk
read a protest on the destruction
of our trees and resolutions for their
protection. It is so able an article
that it was moved and seconded that
it be sent to four papers for publication.
Secretary desired to attend to it
at an early date.

John Bentley told of a Walnut tree
which bore nuts at twenty years of age
Eliza Moore told an interesting incident.
When in Germany she was
shown photographs of some very fine
large Walnut logs which she was
told came from Montg-Co Maryland. They
proved to be the trees which we have
known always and which gave the
name "Walnut Hill".

Forethought report was fine. A new