New Tapir Born at National Zoo in Washington
A second tapir birth at the National Zoo in Washington is noted with the first baby now grown and larger than its sister. The young tapir displays bold black brown and white bands that protect it by camouflage as it lies motionless in the sunlit forest floor. The article recalls how the mother from the Amazon raises the young with the help of protective coloration and quick defense if threatened.
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National Zoo
Wsi
Tapir
Neat Barkburne
Che
Rio de la Plata
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Uruguay
Paraguay
Amazon
War Department notes and naval dispatches update
The War Department reports court martial matters involving Second Lieut. Samuel H. Fisher of the Twenty Eighth Infantry and a prior pay duplication case with commuted sentence. A Lake Naval Station site hearing will convene to hear arguments from Milwaukee Duluth Sandusky Lake Bluff and others. The U S S Minneapolis logs wireless messages with Cape Henry. a Philippine gold reserve transfer of $1 000 000 is noted. Secretary Morton is back at the Navy Department after illness. A burial for Henry Mitchell the American blue jacket is held at Nice France with U S consular and Cleveland crew participation.
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Fisher
War Department
Samuel H. Fisher
Twenty Eighth Infantry
Fort Snelling
Minn
Mindanao
Navy Department
U. S
Minneapolis
Atlantic Training Squadron
Cape Henry
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Guaranty Trust Company
International Banking Corporation
New York
Amercan
Blue Jacket
Nice
France
United States
Villefranche
Henry Mitchell
van Buren
Evans
Cleveland
Blue Jackets
Howard
St Patrick's Day Dedication With Roosevelts Speech Planned
Celebration marks 110th anniversary of St Patrick's Church with Cardinal Gibbons arriving and Archbishop Keane and Archbishop Ireland to preach. President Roosevelt to speak at 3:30 pm after ceremonies including parish youth procession and clergy escort. Weather plans determine open air or Carroll Hall venue. Memorial history volume released. local groups assemble at 2 pm. Toys department at S Kann Sons Co displays largest South collection with mechanized and wooden toys, hot air engines, toy automobiles, rotary printers, and a vast array of dolls and doll furniture. Movements of naval vessels include arrivals Hannibal at Lambert Point and Yankee at Barton, with ships sailing to Mare Island and Hongkong.
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Roosevelt
St. Patrick's Church
St. Patrick's Rectory
Cardinal Gibbons
Keane
Dubuqque
St. Patrick's
Ireland
St. Paul
France
Vatican
New Carrol Hall
Carroll Hall
St Patrick's Parish
Stafford
Order of Hibernians
Knights of Columbus
Carroll Institute
S. Kann, Sons & Co
Kann, Sons & Co
Algo
Mechanicator Department
Hannibal
Lambert Point
Brodkirn
Castine
Angra Dos Reis
Barton Salled
Yankton
Newport
Borton
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Nottingham
Val
Chinchilla
Royal California Mills
Boyes
Marseilles de Signs
Marseilles
Sora I
Gowen
Relevesere Eee
Gozen
Belfast
Germany
Cloth Dept
Panama
Navy
Royal
Marine
Delft
Hustetter
Mrs. Roosevelt
National Theater
Cecilia Loftus
Frederick D Branch
U .A
Fort Ethan Allen
Fort Wood
N. Y
John O'Shea
Fourth Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Walter D McCaw
Army Medical Museum
Ory
Henry P. Birmingham
Samuel Hof
Ordnance Department
Frankford Arsenal
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Steel Company
Steelton
Robert P. Cooke
N.Y
Army
Robert F Cooke
Sandy Hook Proving Ground
Sandy Hook
N. J
An&k
Ami
Miles
A. Jacobs
Merchant
Lima
Ohio
Dagon
Ruggist
Heverly W Dunn
Charles B Wheeler
Lawson M Fuller
Morton
the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
L. McNymee
Missouri
J. H. Tomb
Lancaster
Navy Yard
League Island
Alabama
J. Hannigan
Hartford
W. F. Bricker
Battleship Squadron
North Atlantic Firet
H. R Stark
Mortford
M. H. Lando
Naval Hospital
Mare Island
C. K. Winn
Norfolk
E. Chadwick
J. Mt. Hawiey
Rio
America
Urbana Wine Company
Urbana, New York
Franklin V. Lantz
National Bank Redemption Division
The
Treasury
Albert Relyea
TOY Department
Boan & Cellent
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