good eating birds. 5 .troul‘fle for the farmer next summer ”and sometimes brown tinged with the hunks sud dropped seeds: 3"?“ are getting their, Manhunt and . know it not. they are working for the2 "Wec‘t‘ound the woodpeckers and nut-3 wmrsa saline “Anus Hens. Interesting Forums! 5'Exne‘rlenéss 'In Name «study by reissue «county 9.9esmo Warden. ‘ 9 ‘sncolvn phone. cut—mn- ‘ . To know the winter 'birds one must knowsomething of their habitssnd the places where they find their food. ”Emu“ and chioailees searching the forest titles for insect food, but we must look along the modalities and out in the weed glown fields for the hardy After 0. night or snow which lies sort in the morning sun. put on your boots and his you out into the old 'llotllto or corn field where the pig- weed and ragweed grew rank nfler th‘g summer crop was taken on. Now their stalks stand on strong and load ell With thousands of seed to make Under: 9999999. weeds ' the snow 5‘ n trucked and retrnchéd and even trlimpled by the feet of small birds, 'z’ . .‘l’hs apsreows.,’."‘ R 9 9 The tree some“ on wintsn chin- one very marry about it with many a cheerful note the while. Though they thriller by keeping down the weeds alight-overmunlng next year's «crop. With the tree sparrows will he found the tones, or the blue snow, «llird known by his grayish slate colon; 9 while belly and white feathers in his: tail. which show who tiles. . Have you seen the goldliucll in s. «East or hide); and gold eating the seeds of dandelion on the lawn? or. if it won tall, thistle eoiins- tho'soeds which, left on, distilrlledkwpnld float away with tht little ‘llullgnn thistisu to make trouble. in some ons's mature. He seems to belong to the slimmes- and .you9,would not think or incision” tor him on ll. cold winter‘s-day did you not know . that he chooses his coat with the dropping ,oi' the leaves. and that he can and food In the seeds on the birch trees when all also is covered. aoldflnohss. min a rsiiwny station «where hung drnds or people passed such any. a email hook or xolddnchos lived all one _ winter, loading on tho seeds or a mulli or burdock. Tommi spring it will hard to and l. hurl with: loud in it. loaned thallium dolly. but of the, many others who passed the only ones it ever we notice the widtlnches wore sonic boys who were trying to l slants. outsells some-5 homes are best upon killing such goodf ,1. birds as those. lllue joy sleeping in a bunch or leaves clinging to as white ooh tree in the woods. sum-lead he was and how quickly. he ‘ f iii . «To be irank‘. the difficulty 1!; to raise 9 Major Henry L. Higgmson, Boston’ 3 loading bsnk- ” ‘ sot W99?;9‘:‘§§9&:°fi9‘$$“ hi: , . 2. 9 ‘ money Mr. Fitzhugh used sli the money that 5 «~ All”. says: ' * 5 .9 . « um II “on ‘ ‘ 5 .« 55 ' _‘ . 5' 5 3:" (11me mm“ The 1w ,,1 we received from muscle olfllondemdwo coulfl 5 . ~ . , . .. .9‘, lemming more common or late and . " not scorn to get any more duringtule state oi ; .. many or them stay through the. win- 5 ' . There used ho no occasion tor surprise in the £61". where the. isysaro feeding on the seams and set noes-the. tree without 5 their: hnowleclge, that il- gentle rain modelling as the empty shells potter down throush the 5 branches and loll on the dry leaves 5 «beneath. 5 will pound of! the husk and feed 'on the pale yellow moot. which though a busy men. piles of ‘loitéu’ wattle of I ' A“ I 9 . chains and buzz bi sews, where a no. . :« «.«. 91 99 9 WW 5 . ,m W W 9999. 9999 Island and Now 9Yorl: papers are running a race to have ,tle wre‘u mall’és ills winter homo .5 5. «52c « 9,3“, of the .Eimnd '1‘!) 5 3.9.9....“ an New England. . ‘ '5. 1M hesiincnds ill NW 125(1th indicted—«ill: 591mg”; . ~ lam-“5 the. “’3.“ “3‘3 all?” “t “W” “”d' R ‘ :« 5 u .- “an; «- . . - «l;- 5 5 ' ‘1. who can raise the-capital for New England nailroad con"- . «5' tiles in and out or t 9 mill buildings. s 9 ,il‘ Th G .1.me todp til ‘13 . it is not 9. Sir Qllrlslopller or the sum 5' 9 5' « 3 “Wm “’9 Quiny l'n ‘i’! ~ “I: " P 2» 515.3.slmnon end llwslopmcnt. 9 “ moi: golden, but the Winter memo - - 5 5 “ -~ silt! since the stop?!) 9 019 the work! 8% construction g9; . 9 9 mite 01' a creature whose fibula was .' - W88 only temptl‘iu‘ilyl ‘ NW9, a“. when 6%! m .“92‘ , . built and his love songs sun's beside 5 ‘ 9 95,39 99 9 some laushlns mum,“ “mm m me also 9th: ozone; they sell. bull nto Providence. 9,, 9.99 . .9 i: What we used is to make the best of the present _ north~lund and is of the abundance of food ilmon‘g the was he on the Canada. ‘ ‘ sole to and food enough“ the snow ‘in s lichi “@510th nvo‘mosdow who The iollowulg (lespatcll from Boston was published ’ . lly tile..:\Nall. Street Journal January 22nd: A “W will"! Jury has been Impancied at Now '1qu 9 9 @931“ can Washington and New York combined force: 9' ‘ 9 bricks wlthwl straw4 however willing may. be the handsm9;.9 WM“ Md!“ Chamberllw 0” fl“: 6W“! (“Mk ‘ of (lie Canadian :or the Egyptians? 5 " 9” suspended the construction 01th: Pmudenco line he 5 9‘ “ 55"”? « - ’ ‘ said j 5 . 9 ' « 5 .. w ....;«.« i One cold winter day I surprised o It was oomlowi to eschew ; ' apprehension that‘cxists in the messy. market 5 ‘ over the uncertainty oi what the Balkan war _‘ may lead to." 9 practical failure of. London basilica: to sell Grand Trudi: ~ securities. « I thinll Chamberlin told the truth when he '_ ,. '. _« , «stopped construction hereahouts The money markets;9 have now improved There‘ Is a 9 he had to. H ‘ ' 5 lessening' lo the financlél tension in- London and the 99 9 ; 9, 9 ,99 . 9 . 9 9 9 bankers ventured lust week to offer at 94 the Grand. 5 5- 5 "We are 1getting a lot of outside assistance to Trunk Pacific 4 per cent: granch line loans 99f £479,300. ' l ._ . I “' *«holp’ MooEngfind caribou! suicide by. indicting the rail- The gulllic subscribed to £130,000,. or less then 5 .. 9 9 _ 9 roads. the bankers. the. constructing man. and. the. very $650,060. and the underwriting bankers m undid he 5 capital thst‘Weneed‘herc. It is amazing 910 note the in— illout titres-fourths, or exactly 73 per call. of. the tom; . sanit’f'olthe public 9999999999999“ 9999909999999” in the houses ’ melanoma; holds up, on. omndumk‘man 9 999 9‘ of legislation. «or elsewhere the question of: the flood Wham London mangle are more propitious. 9 . eial backing or the credits of the Grand Trunk when it M .7 5: “‘5 F” idem: ehnnbcnin 13 new vindicited minnow? ”WM NW Enxlmdé The Public and some" Rhoda Blue Jays in impairs. if you could and s high 11in ooh He. stopped because. «you. might think it Holding an scorn in his (001.3 18! little bitter is not hull bod. Try it some time. 99 .9 ,9. t 5 5 Trustful- Litilorww'n. 9 i know on old m- iniii m its here only on a W situation and build up rather than tear down. Not only visit, having chosen the mill because the Grand Trunk, but the Boston and Maine, needs crcd~_ 4-... Forhaps 933w England , will «in; time be allilc to answer the question who... the proper way to . 9 9 misc money for rolls 'consuruéfidn in'New angina is it'to be of service to the public. How are we helping ’ . '1“ E“ N "W “N" 0196 JNEY ‘0 NW“ London bonkers, .9-9-credit by these attacks? Mr. Hays did not know where 5 - GM“ “mm officials and the New BMW“ railroad 5 no? the $200.ooo.oofl was coming from when he allowed his "5* . V ”93”": began” “9:; h“ 9:?93; $9932“; we suocislcs to promise now railroad construction to Flow ’ ' ellinlo niu ve_9ocon~ mullahs 9:“. Bu“: ccording to justice so now dis- ’idcnla and Boston. and Mr. Chamlm'lln lied to stop W4 from Washington. through New York [0,. 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