Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - October 6, 1928, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press boys and girls Section saturday october 6, 1928. The eh6lism at the Hastings soft Man strip Ofta rests evcnt8 Kun ovum As Rue of tub Horham Imp axiom of High lights of history chapter a. A Carroll Mansfield who a sew in inc a a Matt of 1mb cams Ptak upon the am ill eng lamp Illiam sir a it Saoe to ofom Twat to atm in Amqui cd met us Tommmie a Xiam a a Klamt valiant la Alfh axes of a h1u. At to comm of master nos. Helle Thuv we hmm Chain Haic mom thaou a so film i m bullish ims normals them resoot5 to to ew6tisn a ave Chase then the Kio maws am route Thek ene mibs. Ni3 Man Kisub w am Arrow Vij Wilc a blame swarm 6 came with two monks to Swik Huq atom i Tiff foun it. I3orb it away too. In Hastings of Habo Jav left at this m6rcy of vict div of that pc Parup to March to islands of Indian Ocean Harbor Birds of Paradise in the faraway islands of the Indian Ocean where u is summer All the _ year round and where the soft breezes that whisper through the leaves of the Palms Are heavy with the spicy Smella that help to make your birth Day cake so delicious lives o Rie 6f the most Beautiful Birds in the world. And when they could not think of a name to suit called it the Bird of Paradise m that expressed it All. Paradise la supposed to be the most Beautiful spot in All tie Bird. The natives Tell queer stones of this gird. They say it never alights but entire life in the air and builds nest in the Sunset Clouds which they believe to be the Home of their gods. They will also Tell you that they have no which is another mistake and instead of nesting in the Clouds they really build in the tops of the tallest Trees and they have perfect Good feet like any other perching Birds. Little is known of its Home life and nesting habits and we have never read of any one who has seen a Bird of Paradise but it is reasonable to sup pose that they Are More or less like any other baby a Little wobbly fatherless thing with a pair of hungry eyes and a Mouth that is always open arts begging to be fed. The Bird is fond of company and lives in Large flocks and when seen Are usually flying from one Forest to an other and when they alight it is in the very tops of the tallest Trees so if one would study their habits or their Beautiful plumage it would have u done through a Telescope. Head Are Green with a spattering of Gold its Back and wings Are ent with purple Orange and Brown its Tail is the most wonderful thing about it. And is unlike that of any Ouier Bird and is much longer than the Bird itself. Some of the plumes Are Para White and some the most Brilliant Yel Low. The Tail floats out in the rear when the Bird is flying for All the world like the painted Tail of a Kite. Two Long Bare quills with a disk like tuft at the ends extend from 18 to 20 inches beyond the extremity of the Tail these Are so flexible that merest of the Byrd set them to waving. Sometimes when the Bird is flying in a High wind these Long feathers blow nearly nil the colors of the Rainbow Are Back Over the head and get All Tau Gate Reed in the feathers of tills led with the wings so the Bird be Lov Ely creature. Comes helpless and Falls to the ground and is easily captured. Like the Peacock they Are vain of the Bird of Paradise is a Happy Chili their finery and spend a Good part of of the Tropic Sunshine and its rare their time parading around in the Sun Beauty fits in with the Bright coloured Shine and showing off their wonderful Flowers the Blue skies and the Emerald colors. Nearly All colors of the rain Green of its Leafy surroundings. It is Bow Are gathered in the feathers of Only the male that indulges in. This Lovely creature. Its neck and gorgeous raiment. The female is an or individual ish brow ii circus that year if tic dressed splendid she would the whereabouts of her nest and her a euros would no in finding when the Mistletoe became a the of Church for its Pagan amx melons. Have been a tree until i used to make the Cross it it shrank to its and became a . 8 other Trees. It was the object stations among the o the Tocu it Druid and some of these As a part of our customs. Although citations were once Era. Happiness safety Andl Long As it is not Benea ;