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5° many People write in and say Yllke actions of hawks. All 1 can " 1* 110W 61m a man be humane i Witch a hawk come down out ' the air and catch and eat s song "rctivorous, weed seed eating bird, in Practically alive? To me it a o-l cruel than a Spanish bull fight m“ K501". \vhlch means either ‘ e01‘ death to the bull or the fighter, " We the innocent bird has no “" -; chance, T‘) "all some letters that are dart- ‘ime. one would believe 1 did ‘ “WW in some from a snot, but “ m“ Where is the man in " “i Who has watched and kill- ' more hawks and owls than I have
the last fifty-five years, and know for myself from all standpoints their relations and deprcdations among ail other birds; and if some of the men who have written criticising letters to me would go out in the fields and woods and investigate for themselyes. I have this much confidence in them, that they would write letters of apology. ~
I have been opening hawks crops all my life and have always known what they lived on. but so many men claimed the sanctuary attracted the hawks, that last September when hawllq were migrating I went a quar- ter ot s. mile east oi my sanctuary, built ‘s,\blind in s. fence corner and used stage eight feet square with twenty-five to fifty Bronze Crackle (Crow slabs Birds) and Cow birds for decoys and in the Full os the hawks in this‘ locality migrate from East to West, got‘ the hawks fully s, quarter ofig mile before the’! let to the ssnctusiyqdvach night as the weather was w < 'I would pack
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them in common salt and express them to the Biological Department oi the Ontario Royal Museum st Tor- onto, Ontario. The accompanying re- port sent back to me speaks for itself. They were all killed by myself. The owls I shot st night around the sanc- tuery. All I wish to say is, during September, kill this many hawks yourself snd do not take mine or tbs other fellow! word for it. The facts are l’. am giving the bolsnoe oi my life to the study of conservation, and I know I have struck a plan to test out the good and bad hawks. and ii you men who are constant/y writing offensive letters to me be- cause oi my stand against the hawks and Crows, are not _sstisi'ied with this Black Bird decoy proposition, next year I will use Bob-White quail and Mourning doves for _dsooys. I do not expect to shoot ti" m!" his. clumsy variety of hawks, for I have ssid before, while they will kill a few rabbits, snakes, stc., I know they are not destructive to our smsll and love- sblo birds. Moreover, I know Mr. Rodtsilwilikiilfirows and Iknow that the death oi one Crow mesns more live sonlsicrs.
Isxssmmrros or uswxs- s-r aonr. museum or zoosoor
lloor It. and Avenue road, Toronto
1909 lplllhl ' _Oontonts ulult m-Msrsh Hawk-Remains o! young lwurning Dove.
I Uw-Shlfp Skinned- ead ofremslm of House Wren. September Iii-Sharp Skinned- Psrt o! remains oi Sons Bvlrrow.
sepmsm h-susrp Shinnsd- Nssrly entire of on Inliish Sparrow. nscmentstrom s Susi-row token st on earlier reading. Iow ost grains from Qarraw crop»,
lintomber Russo- Runsinsofmslish Sparrow and also pert o: lost of another mglisn
‘ Sponow token st on earlier feeding.
Several oat Ifllns from Sparrow
crop and s. m: dry’ gross blades.
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is sale commences Saturday, March 14th, and will continue every business day until the following Saturday March 21st
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Bad circulation of the blood in the lower bowel causes piles. The veins are flabby, the bowel walls weak -t‘he parts almost dead. To end Piles an internal medicine must be used to stimulate the circulation, heal and restore the aflected parts.
Dr. J. S. Leonhardt was the first to discover a real intemsl Pile rem- edy. He called his prescription HIM- ROID, and prescribed it for 1000 pat- ients with the marvelous record oi success in 960 cases, and then decid- ed every Pile sufferer should be able to get HEM-ROID tablets from their own druggist with s rigid money back guarantee.
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ilesthsrs and isw bones oi a Iyoung Robin. '
September 0.-_-Shsrp Shinncd— Remains of English Sparrow, fresh, and port of feet of another from an earlier feeding. Pour oat grains from Sparrow crop.
September l-Shsrp Shinned—- Part of the remains of an English Sparrow. Oats from the crop of s
September L-Shsrp Shinncd- Stcmsch empty.
September d-Shsrp Shinned- stomach empty.
The following were tskon latter psrt oi September snd October:
Marsh Hawk-Contained port of remains of Olive Backed ‘rhrush. hllsrsh Hswk-Iinpty. uMsrsh Hawk-Feathers and bones 0i House Sparrow and Thrush. Marsh Hawk-Feathers snd bones of
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Saturday 10-11 a. m.
White Breasted Nut Hatch.
Marsh Hawk-Feathers and bones ol’ House sparrow and oi small native Sparrow.
Marsh Hawk-Part of remains of a young (pinieathers) Plymouth Rock chicken.
Coopers Howie-Remains of st least one Mourning Dove.
Cooper's Hawk-Trace feathers.
Cooper's Hawk—R.cmains of House Sparrow.
Cooper's Hawk-Jlmpty.
Cooper's Hawk-Feathers Crackle.
of bird
of
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Chicsdee. Shire Ohicadee. Sharp Shinned-Part of remains
oi s. Chicsdee. , Sharp Shinned Feathers of s. Nut Hatch; parts oi small bird foot. Sharp Shipped-Feathers of a Blackbird. Sharp Shinned-Few remains oi native Sparrow. ' Sharp Shinncd-liknptyt Sharp Shinnsst-Fow feathers small bird, perhaps s wsrbler. Sharp Shlnried-Empty. Sharp Shinned-Empty.
Shinned-Jtemsins of s.
of
Cooper's Hawk-Remains oi’ do- mestic fowl. Two leaves, probably taken accidentally.
Cooper's Hawk-Empty.
Sharp Shinned-Empty.
Sharp Shlnned-A few unidentified leathers oi birds.
Sharp Shinned-Feathers of a Thrush.
Sharp shinned-Traoo of feathers only- -
Sharp Shinned—Fesl.hrl-s of s Maryland Yellow Throat.
Sharp Shinned-Fcsthers and re- mains oi House Sparrow.
Sharp Shinned—Feathcrs Thrush.
Sharp Shinned—Feather and rc- mains o.’ House sparrow and a Warb- ler.
Sharp Slack Bird.
Sharp Shinneri-Empty. ~
of
Shinned-Feathcrs of s
Sharp Shinned-Jtmpty.
Sharp Shlnned-Psrt oi remains oi a White Breasted Nut Hatch.
Sharp Shinned-iilmpty.
Sharp shinned-mmpty.
Sharp Shinned-Festhers House Sparrow.
ofs
Sharp ‘Thrush.
Short Eared Owl-Remains of st least two Sapsuckers, one almost en~ tire.
Great Horned Owl-Part of the remains oi s. young Ring-Necked Pheasant.
Great Horned Owl-Part of the remains of s young Ring-Necked Pheasant.
Brosdwinged Hswk-lihnpty.
Broadwinged Hawk-A few insect remains.
Brosdwlnged Hawk-Remains of forty-four Crickets.
Shinncd-Festhers oi s
Sharp Shinned-Remslns oi s
Pigeon Hawk-Remains of a Warlr
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Indigestion So Bad Was Afraid To Ea
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‘Sparrow Hawk-Remains of a Dra- gon Fly; partial remains of nine Crickets.
Coopeds Hawk-Some rodent hair, apparently Rat.
Red Tailed l-Iawk—A young Blow- lng Adder. ,
Sparrow Hawk-Insects. mostly Grasshoppers, Crickets and Dragon Flies.
Red Tailed Hawk—Entire remains o: a, Bronzed Crackle, gizzard of an-
other bird (from former feeding: which was of the same size as Grackle, two gravels and some coarse grain chaff.
Sparrow Hawk-Remains of four- tcen Crickets.
Sparrow Hawk~Rcmains of eigh- teen Crickets, one Moth, one Grass- hopper, several feathers of a small bird, apparently an English Sparrow.
Long Earcd Owl-Traces of hair.
Screech Owl-six feathers of a small bird.
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As usual tcomparisons are being draivn between the cost of raw chemicals and mixed fertilizers and as usual, the comparisons are based with the cost of Nil- rogen on raw chemicals derived from the very cheap- est source-Sulphate of Ammonia.
Agricultural authorities are mous in their statements that Nitrogen should be de- rived from various sources so that the plant will have this valuable element throughout its grmving season.
Our mixed formulas derive their Nitrogen from Nitrate of Soda, Sulphate of Ammonia and high grade Tankage, and the results obtained from their use has been ample evidence of their superiority.
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