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Halifax, May 15. New Brunswick — Fredericton, May 18. New- 

 foundland — Tompkins, May 17. Quebec — Montreal, May 18. Lab- 

 rador — Cartwrjght, May 27. Louisiana — Grande Isle, April 20. 

 Mississippi — Oxford, April 23. Arkansas — Winslow, April 22. 

 Tennessee — Chattanooga, April 19. Kentucky — Russellville, April 

 25. Indiana — Bloomington, April 28. Ohio — Cleveland, April 29. 

 Michigan — Battle Creek, April 28. Missouri — Independence, April 

 27. Iowa — Marshalltown, May 3. Wisconsin — Milwaukee, May 1. 

 Minnesota — Red Wing, May 5. Kansas — Wichita, May 2. Nebras- 

 ka—Red Cloud, May 1. South Dakota— Sioux Falls, May 3. North 

 Dakota — Grafton, May 4. Manitoba — Aweme, May 6; Churchill, 

 June 6. Saskatchewan — Regina, May 8. Mackenzie — Providence, 

 May 16. Colorado — Boulder, May 6. Wyoming — Cheyenne, May 8. 

 Montana — Great Falls, May 12. Alberta — McMurray, May 8. Brit- 

 ish Columbia — Tetania Lake, May 22. Alaska — Bethel, May 20. 



Late dates of the spring departui'e of transients are : Haiti — Gonave 

 Island, May 15. Cuba — Habana, May 16. Bahamas — Andros Island, 

 May 23. Florida — Daytona Beach, June 1. Alabama — Long Island, 

 May 22. Georgia — Savannah, June 3. North Carolina — Raleigh, 

 June 3. Virginia — Norfolk, June 7. District of Columbia — Wash- 

 ington, June 16. Pennsylvania — Haverford, June 10. New York — 

 Far Rockaway, June 18. Massachusetts — Harvard, June 17. Louisi- 

 ana — Grande Isle, June 4. Mississippi — Deer Island, May 29. Ten- 

 nessee — Nashville, June 2. Illinois — Chicago, June 9. Ohio — Cleve- 

 land, June 10. Michigan — Sault Ste. Marie, June 5. Ontario — 

 Ottawa, June 12. Missouri — St. Louis, June 6. Iowa — Grinnell, 

 June 10. Wisconsin — Madison, June 13. Minnesota — St. Paul, June 

 9. Oklahoma — Copan, June 5. South Dakota — Faulkton, June 10. 

 North Dakota — Argusville, June 10. Manitoba — Aweme, June 24. 

 Saskatchewan, Indian Head, June 9. Colorado — El Paso County, 

 June 1. Wyoming — Laramie, May 26. Montana — Great Falls, June 8. 



Early dates of fall arrival are: Manitoba — Aweme, August 18. 

 South Dakota — Yankton, August 8. Kansas — Lawrence, September 

 18. Ontario — Rainy River, August 5. Minnesota — Lanesboro, August 

 27. Wisconsin — Herbster, August 10. Iowa — Wall Lake, August 28. 

 Missouri — ^Montier, August 29. Michigan — Detroit, August 20, Il- 

 linois — Glen Ellyn, August 23. Ohio — Toledo, August 14. Ken- 

 tucky — Danville, August 31. Tennessee — Nashville, September 8. 

 Louisiana — New Orleans, September 21. Vermont — Burlington, Au- 

 gust 24. Massachusetts — Boston, September 1. New York — Roches- 

 ter, August 28. Pennsylvania — Berwyn, August 20. District of Co- 

 lumbia — ^Washington, August 17. Virginia — Charlottesville, August 

 20. North Carolina — Chapel Hills, September 16. Georgia — Augusta, 

 September 23. Alabama — Birmingham, September 7. Florida — Fort 



