Letters to Editor ‘Silence’ Too Much For Feathered Friends Editor The Earmville Herald . My birds have crown weary of my silence regarding their activi ties, and have decided that 1 have recovered sufficiently to write about them. I walked out to the P O on February 9. the first time since my illness. Dickie was so pleased to see me He was out in the Pane looking after the farm, as he is tile big boss of Biidiatid ['arm!" Spring flower-, are blossoming rapidly, and I am afraid these fathful fTends are being deceived by the many signs of Spring. I wish to take this opportunity to thank the many frjjsnd* for their pretty cards. ! appreciate them very much 1 am clad to say that I have another dog He is not as beautiful as Tip but I am pleased to have a home guard. My birds min me in wishing the best of luck to the Herald and all of its readers . Birdie May Bau h
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