. Vogelkunde . , Geo F 3 00 Williams, Mrs. Sydney M 2 oo Winslow, Miss Isabella (in Memoriam) 5 CO Betrag vorgetragen 9,666 73 Dollar Betrag vorgebracht . . .€3,666 73 Winslow, Fräulein Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Frl. Alfred 5. Witherbee, Frl. Elizabeth W. 1 00 Wright, Frl. Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Young, William H 5. Zabriskie, Andrew C. 5. Total 9,694 73 Dollar Briefe von FeldarbeiterJUNIOR AUDUBON ARBEIT Es ist nur dossibel, dass einige von ihnen die Bedeutung der Arbeit, die von der nationalen Assoziation und den staatlichen Audubon-Gesellschaften geleistet wird, nicht havefully begriffen haben
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. Bird lore . , Geo. F 3 00 Williams, Mrs. Sydney M 2 oo Winslow, Miss Isabella (In Memoriam) 5 co Amount carried forward $9, 666 73 Amount brought forward . . .$3, 666 73 Winslow, Miss Maria C 5 00 Winsor, Mrs. Alfred 5 °° Witherbee, Miss Elizabeth W. 1 00 Wright, Miss Mary A 2 00 J. S. Y 5 00 Young, William H 5 °° Zabriskie, Andrew C 5 °° Total $9, 694 73 Letters from Field WorkersJUNIOR AUDUBON WORK It is just Dossible that some of thereaders of Bird-Lore may not havefully grasped the importance of thework being done by the National Associa-tion and the State Audubon Societies inthe matter of teaching children the pleas-ure and profit to be derived from syste-matic bird study and bird protection.We receive many communications fromteachers, telling of how they make use ofthe Audubon material furnished them andtheir pupils. The following is a quotationfrom one of these letters which waswritten by Miss Flora Malcolm. I wish to thank the Association for thehelp we have received during the year.. COMMITTEE ON BIRD HOUSES, ARDONIA, NEW YORK AUDUBON SOCIETY The Audubon Societies 339 Last fall my school at Ardonia, N. Y., formed an Audubon class. We devoted onehour each week and held a regular meetingeach month. To this period we devotedtwo hours. Feeding-boxes were put up onschool grounds and at pupils homes andfifteen bird-houses were put up at school, and not one of the class of forty failed toput up bird-houses at home. Great interestis shown by parents as well as pupils. This is a locality where birds havebeen wantonly killed by Italians, and Iam sorry to say by some familes who arefruit-growers. I know of one case by theschool where thirty Robins were killed inone day during the grape season. Oneof these men this year said that heintended to kill every Robin he could. Hekilled five, and through our class he wasgiven a good lesson. The others took thehint or changed their views, as there is noshooting about the place except now andthen by an Italian from the city.
