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large As the number n Massachusetts.
!, pparsnt.y the movement barely reach
ed the latter state.
Anyone seeing waXwings should ex-
anime them carefuii' with R.ass. The
white markings on tho wing OF the b.
herman are on the lower edge below the
bend and on the ends OF the seconda
RES where a white patch Is formed and
the end OF the wing. Ia full -plumaged.
fully adult birds. some markings On
the primaries are yellow, and the vel
low band on the tail is quite wide. The
light gray lower edges OF he primaries
in the cedar waxwing and the light
cray upper edges of The secondaries
need never be mistaken for the con-
spicuous pure white patches SHOWN on
the Bohemian waxwing. The Bohemian
also shows sra yish On the belly where
the cedar waxwing is yeIiowish. and
the under tail coverts Of the former
are chestnut Or innamon
Evening g.osbeaks. though rot nearly
as common as pine grosbeaks. are still
here in numbers and are moving from
place TO place. They have been report
ed now from 81 towns in Massach use,ss
Spring birds are on the way-Iet III
mark them - they come
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Stats Ornithoiog:st.
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Associates Big Card
MacQuecn Sunday Night

Peter MacQucen. lecturer. war
correspondent. globe tlotter, student
OF world affairs anu whole lot ~
other things will be The speaker g.
the Open Forum IN the Winthrop
street CnirersaIist churcn SUNDAY
evening, March :.
Mactg ueen is the biggest card thar
has Vel pee secured by the Augusta
tniyersaIist Associates. Il mas taken
money 70 secure him for this lecture.
but he fact that lie Will be The first
speaker vino will be able TO discuss
The war from ne point OF view Of
man who has been on both sues
makes The extra expense Ct MS com
ing more than worth while. More
han that ne has some stereopt con
views taken by himself that are like
nothing else ever shown.
To near Peter MactGueen is the
event of life time. He has been
everywhere. seen evcrything. is a
friend Of roNalt" Of ambassadors. Of
ministers. Of warriors. He is. a rec
og.iiZad authority on international
affairs. He has witnessed wars in all
parts Of the world.
The lecture that MacQueen will
give in the Omen Forum series is The
War and the Peace MacQueen.
while doing war correspondents
work. WAS taken prisoner by the Ger
mans a accused of being spy. II
was only after long confinement
that he vas released and able 20 re-
turn 10 America. What ne saw in the
prison camps of Germany will De only
one of the hundreds Of interesting
things he will tell.
Beginning on Sunday evening, the
Open Forum lectures will begin
promptly at 10. d quarter OF an hour
earlier than usual. The doors OF the
Universalist church will he open az
6 Is
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Example Of Boche Fiendi shness' ard
German handkerchief With an EN-
oroiGered picture OF General Won Hin
denburs ana the inscription linden
burg der crosse Heerfuhrer, on Hin
denburs he great army leader
IN his letter Lieut.. Southard tells of
meeting The German who IS cred;,s =.
with bringing down Quentin Eoosere ;
He IS chesty little fellow Of sGme
hundred pounds weight" saws the lea
tenant. and as cock as can De Ny
Southland IS now at The home Of A Ger
man family hang -hree sons. two
Of whom have done four years servi.. :.
eacI and one Of whom has one oil ~
valued medals given OUT during the
war He acquired this by DESTROYING
4 tanhs in his work as an artillery
man
1t strange how we'll r1ev treat us, :.
observes the lieutenant Now all -he;p
hatred has turned 20 France The,
speak we'll of America anu even -
England. but France is the NOS,
'strafed place in the world"
"ouidn like to see the wife aad
those boys he writes lust thins,
one is nearly a year old and I haven |
Yet seen him.. This boys birthdav
was February ith.
Lieut. Southland repeats an interest,"; :
ing story told him by the German a.
tillery'nan- During the war two Amer
can aviators landed in Coblenz, thinx
ing they were N France They gave
some sweet chocolate to some If the
German children. received direction
back g the front and Jew away q
safety, For long time thereafter
these children were daily at the land
ing place nanirtng when the Amer
cans We're coming back again.
The arthleryman speaks OF the Ame,-
leans as great lighters and saws Ge--
many would have won tho war If It ha
not been for them.
When we arst came to coblenz, :
writes Lieut. Southland the Germans
were seldom seen on the streets. but
now the streets are crowded"
The regulations against fraternizing
are verv strict-"are worse than those
Of Lincolns contact camps accortiin. :,
to the letter
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ADJUSTMENTS


Mother Father. Sister. Brother.
Aunt. Uncle. Cousin and last bu, not
least. Grandmother and Grandfather,
each and every ons. collectively and
individually. will enjoy The False
Faces which will be shown Satur-
day afternoon and evening 4, the
Augusta Opera house, along with a
number OF other equally amusing
and -interesting int h r-wav pic
lures. making I 13-reei show TOR the
price of an ordinary one The False
Faces Is the film adaptation of the
story written by Louis Joseph Vance
which was published in the Saturday
Evening Post and was read from
coast 10 coast by lovers OF a. story Of
action and significance. It was a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-27
THE BRO cLu1
Holds interesting Mest.ro Wednea-
day Afternoon VITA Ms. Levi VIZ

4 most Interesting meeting Of the
Bird CluD was ae!d a he Edm" -
Mrs. Levi Wiiiams. Is Green street.
Wednesday afternoon. Tie program
was a reading by Miss 1.nice Williams.
Song OF The Shr:iie, AcmDeTs -
ported the number OF different Kinds q.
birds seen since Jan. !, 1913. and N1.
Gertrude Alexander ii i+aiowell head
ed the list with the aumCeT 10 LIslt
songs Of different BIRDS. Mrs.. .A.exaE-
der read report Of the wori. of Joseph
H. Dodson OF nankakee. ILL.,. n inte. :
est OF birds and bird houses
The following notes Tor oDse r"ers 4
sued from the Office Ct The state orn.-
biologist at Boston Will be Gf lnte. es,
10 all bird lovers II our city:
Everything points now toward IN IN
usually carly spring. The .ast week /.
January peach trees werc reporte !
blooming in the Connecticut valley. Sap
running, buds swelling. atkins deve--
oping, carly frogs c-oAklng. and birds
singing ana moving north. all indicate
the opening of the season.
In 5anuary peculiar movements 0,
of crows and stariings out il was I'M
possible tnen to determine the preci. -
meaning of all these notes Now deT-
nlie ncr,hwa-d movement seems ev'-
dent. crows are back n localities n
New Eng and ana Canada rom which
they have been long absent. Prairie
horned larks nave returned 20 st. Lam
herts. r Z. Pine grosbeahs have left
many roints n southern New England,
but are 50 numerous still n Vermont
ana New Hampshire that some cherry
growers ara complaining Of destruction
If fruit buds
Wild fowl. such as the lesser sCaup. or
hiue-bills. which usually are abundant
N Florida. are reported as absent from
the accustomed haunts there. and notes
from tho middle states and the Missis.
sippl valley indicate A movement Of wild
fowl. FlOcks of geese are seen moving
northward. Ducks are notet. in the open
waters. Geese have been reported N
New England as far north as Yer
mon, and New Hampshire. Many ducks
are seen in Massachusetts rivers. In
New Jersey robins. biackbiri and blue
birds are reported as moving from two
TO four weeks in advance Of the usual
time. Robins and biuebirds are report
ed N some numbtr rs in Ohio and In
diana, and they seem 10 lave increased
N southern New England within the
!ass two weeks There has been 4
steady accession TO the numbers oI
starlngs and ineadowiarks along the
coast II storms and cold should come
now the wild fowl might -etracs their
course, but the small birds would face
a catastrophe
A Richardson owl has been reported
from st. Lambe-ts. P @, and another
from Middlesex County, Mass. Four
more reports of Bohemian waxwinSa
have tsen received since Jan. 81. One
from the province OF Quebec, two from
Maine and one frc m Berkshire county.
Mass. Only one Cock contained more
than 10 birds, and this consisted main
" Of cedar waxwings with not moro
than five Bohemians. Doubtless mora
would have been reported from Maine
and New Hampshire had the number
of observers in those states been AZ
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Here is 4 general forecast for the
month Of March. which month begins
next Saturday: LIST to ID. March
starts in true to form. with high
winds. but more moderate than those
that will be experienced at the close
Of the month. Attn to 9Th. milder and
somewhat unsettled in the more
southern districts, where local storms
may be expected On the 4th and Sth.
7th to 10th. storm period. culminas-
ing in the region east Of the Ap-
range on the 9Th and 10th.
nth to 18th. cold wave, with local
rains on the 18th and destructive
cold in the South on the 18th. 14th TO
nth. still cold. causing loss TO South
ern truckers. 18th to goth. warmer.
with light rains or snow on the 18TH
10 18th .lst to cath. general and ss-
yer. storm period. This is Southern
storm of unusual ara
and intensity. sbth to 18th. cold wave
period accompanied by extremely re-
we're winds. which will be most Sc
ver-Iy felt in the Northern and East
ern states. Goth to 31st. "gDing out
like a lion" will apply hers SURF
enough. as the gales will be accom-
panied with snow. sieet or rain In and
around the Great Lakes and Hs~
England especially.