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...York, E. P. Dutton & Co., publishers, revealed that Swedish Dr. Axel Munthe, hoping to increase his fund for the establishment of a bird sanctuary on the Island of Capri, had sunk the fat royalties from his long best-selling The Story of San Michele in Kreuger stocks...
...Bird Gardiner...
...thus facilitate U. S. Army purchases there. In Paris he served as a member of the Supreme Economic Council, the Armistice Commission, the Reparations Commission, the U. S. Peace Commission. When France imposed its first indemnity on Germany, Mr. Davis exclaimed: "The French have not only plucked this bird but now they're going to keep it from flying." During the last nine months of the Wilson Administration as Undersecretary of State he ran the nation's foreign affairs over the slumping shoulder of Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby...
...Baldwin, of Mr. Kisco, New York, Richard Borden, of Fall River, Joseph Manton Bradley, of Milton, Frederick Myers Dearborn, Jr., of New York City, Stuart Callender Dorman, of New York City, Leon Adams Francisco, of Danville, Virginia, John Clarke Grady, of Somerville, Ass Bird Gardiner, of Riderwood, Maryland, Winfield Adelbert Huppuch, of Glens Falls, New York, James Richards Leonard, of Pelham Manor, New York, William Andrew Schroeder, Jr., of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, St. John Smith, Jr., of New York City, Theodore Winthrop Stedman, Jr., of Springfield, George Quincy Thorndike, of Millis, Benton Spangler Wood, of Honolulu, Hawaii...
...last storm-tossed shower was at Boston in 1871. Only 20 recorded times in the past 40 years has the bird been found inland. Looking somewhat like a dove-sized penguin, the little auk is helpless on land. It feeds chiefly on a type of water bug found only at sea, needs the impetus of a wave to get into the air. Of nearly 100 picked up in New York's metropolitan area last week, only four survived...