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. I Birds, Our Friends
Insect Destruction
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Remember the birds this spring.
11):: possibilities of the increase of
threat insects are so appalling that
potent forces to keep them within
bounds are indispensable; otherwise,
insects mi ht destroy all forest trees.
The num rs of insect species that
attack a single tree sometimes run
into hundreds, and the individuals of
cach species it' unchecked would soon
number untold millions. Before such
«*ountless- hordes man would be
’mwcrless.
Vermin Destruction
Micc_nnd rabbits kill young trees .
I] gnawing off the bark in winter,
thus [:irdling thrm. Therefore,
hawks. owls and other predatory
birds that kill :‘mlan and so tend to
lmld their numlu-rs down perform an
inesiimnhle xiv-vice in the forest.
Silos! of tlws::- birds nest in the woods,
and although (1va hunt much for field
Inim- in the opt-in. tin-Iv feed also on
squirrels, wumi mice and rabbits. ,
Forest Guardians ‘
“'0 cm: orchards nnd,sha.dc
trees with [l-«iiw'llilllg insecticides, but
vu- wuuld Mzmvl :nIxrhnxt at the impos-
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FORMER AMERICAN OFFICER WEDS IN IRELAND. .
The upper left photograph shows Sir William Goode, English diplo-
mat. who was sent here by Austria on a financial mission. The upper
right shows Daniel E. Woodhull, president .0! the American Bank Note
Company; Mrs. Woodhull and their son: (from left to right). Daniel
J.. Billy and Jack. The photograph on the left shows Miss Cadence
Hamilton. who is off on a pleasure jaunt.
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fililil' task of ringing: all the trees in '
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.»vml zm‘tli" vv'ziurnll‘ enclnfi‘ics of in- .r“ . $4.98 to $19.50
(“sis in privictt our forests. Fortu— i
urttcly, Link and Minor focs of in- ' Ages3to 15
arms. \‘u‘ilt’rt‘Vt'r iln-ir numbers are '
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A Noiseless Bird \ i
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wcloped in the and downy filaments I, ’ I
that its flight is noiseless. It takes it! f
Vitims unawzin‘s and therefore it . I
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OF 76 KNOTS, H W , . . , . ‘
. MANY CAN YOU TIE? The spirit of the season is reflected 1n the over-shot plaids, 3
Y til i h i .9“ fine mixtures and many shades of gray mad tan of a
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non say.” an old m captain “hick the new Spring Suits are m . ,
said. “that they are (0' to
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we are not encrully Full military honors accorded the wedding of Major J.J. Dineen. tormo Amen n in . hen ' .
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“long of the hqti drunk I was also an American veteran. who'aerved with the 130th Infantry. This picture shown the bridal party, ‘ 3 _ ' _ ’ _ . . . .
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. REGENT SATURDAY . ,I ._ , , .
FIRE OF GREAT PROPORTIONS message from Nassau m the Bahama
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AT NASSUA’ BAHA)“ 1§LANDS" Islands, received here af 10:15 a. 111.. . The immsug’ \il‘i milithijIRi wast.
I; reported that theAentire city of Nag- Ioasualiivs. I}... -.. \ II I:II- «vi-“l.
Continued. from first Page. 8311‘ was threatenéd'by destruction as “man" ‘ 1h.
two naval vessels immediately. 1:35; the result of 1: 3:18 quggh (1:23;: 2: '~‘ \
son is between 250 and 300 miles from the Colonial ° ' . , I - , The Word “Tr n
' the‘ time the message was sent alrm ash.
Key West and about 260 miles from
The call for hell) from _a. point this
The word “trash"
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dy had run intormillions, it was said. “Him.”-
A wireless message received here this
morning stated that. the Colonial Ho-
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to Indigte the Situation was one "Of $119.1 was one or the chain of 13.ng useless mud? to liduiw me whim
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Suits at
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