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SUMMER 



Finally, as a lover of the woods and wild life, you I 

 ought to take a personal responsibility for the pres- 

 ervation of the 

 trees and woods 

 in your neigh- 

 borhood, and of 

 the birds and 

 beasts and other ; 

 lowlier forms of 

 wild life. Year 

 by year the wild 

 things are van- 

 ishing never to 

 return to your 

 woods, and never 

 to be seen again 

 by man. Do 

 what you can to 

 stop the hunting 

 and ignora 

 killing of every, 

 sort. You ought,* 

 to get and read 

 "Our Vanish 

 ing Wild Life," 

 by William T. 

 Hornaday, and then join the growing host of us 



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THE DEADLY AMANITA 



