Aug. L—The Oriole which has built in my garden has chosen a site in a tall pterocarya which lies between two Paper Mulberry trees now bearing their attractive-looking fruit; the hard green balls have suddenly puffed out into gay orange-red fruits looking much like the woollen play-balls we used to make for kittens and babies. Every morning the young Orioles. after trying their wings out in a few circuits of the garden, repair to these trees for a nice fruit\breakfast, Nature is kind and arranges that the red berries of the Japanese laurel and the fruits just mentioned, not to mention many other tree fruits, just come ripe when yel Bulbuls and Orioles require the maximum ai nourishment. This Oriole family, which I now tal protection: this time is also chosen by the young. Magpie family for their return. so from 730 to 8 pin. a mutual recrimination match fakes place in the tops of the neighbor Poplar and Pterocarya trees: young Orioles make the weirdest noises I have ever heard coming from young birds. and their Billingsgate reply to the Magpies' "Zaak-zaak" is a deep-toned, rattling hiss. Seen in the dim light of evening and early morning the "oriolers" (te coin a new we might well be for young dóves or. seen from for Thrushes: the wing areas are brown instead of black and gold: t ult in Sony dii prove in bool by which Nazism was trying to bend the other nations m: prove or an agency treatment of conquered 3 the. war is in progress thi ment is not to be changed. They ma: deprived of their property without compensa: tion. In all possible respects they are protected from exploitation until a treaty of peace spirit of the law which are phenomenal stope and effectiveness, "Looting" was deva to an a! sum total of how much been. A condi to military supplies and extent of material surged by the ott e blockade again the European territories which.had been cleansed'of Germany's enemies."
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