LOLA or The Thought and Speech of Animals BY HENNY KINDERMANN TRANSLATED BY AGNES BLAKE With a Chapter on THINKING ANIMALS by DR. WILLIAM MACKENZIE METHUEN & CO. LTD. 36 ESSEX STREET W.C. LONDON First Published in this translation in 1922 PREFACE It is hoped that this little work may assist in the search along the dark path upon […]

INTRODUCTION. As if hunting for profit, night hunting for either pleasure or gain and professional hunting generally had no importance, writers of books have contented themselves with dwelling on the study and presentation of matters relating solely to the men who hunt for sport only. Even then the Fox Chase and Bird Hunting has been […]

ON THE CATTLE PLAGUE: OR, Contagious Typhus in Horned Cattle. ITS HISTORY, ORIGIN, DESCRIPTION, AND TREATMENT. BY H. BOURGUIGNON, Doctor of the Faculté de Paris, Fellow of the Société de Médecine de Paris; Laureate of the Institute of France, Member of the Legion of Honour, etc. “Scribo nec ficta, nee picta, sed quæ ratio,sensus et […]

LOUISIANABEEFCATTLE WILLIAM CARTER STUBBS, Ph.D. Formerly Professor of AgricultureLouisiana State University and Director ofState Experiment Stations [2] COPYRIGHT, 1917, BYTHE LOUISIANA COMPANYNEW ORLEANS [3] FOREWORD The following remarks relative to Louisiana Beef Cattle are proffered the public to show the marvelous advantages possessed by the alluvial lands of Louisiana, for the growing of cattle. An intelligent...

An Ideal Cattle State Copyrighted 1918 byTHE FLORIDA STATE LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATIONP. O. Box 1181Jacksonville, Florida Foreword By W. F. Blackman, Ph. D., LL. D. President of the Florida State Live Stock Association, Member of the Florida State Live Stock Sanitary Board. Requests for authentic information as to the advantages and possibilities of Florida for […]

OUR DOMESTIC BIRDS ELEMENTARY LESSONSIN AVICULTURE BYJOHN H. ROBINSON GINN AND COMPANYBOSTON · NEW YORK · CHICAGO · LONDON COPYRIGHT, 1913, BYJOHN H. ROBINSON ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 413.9 The Athenæum PressGINN AND COMPANY · PROPRIETORS · BOSTON · U.S.A. [Pg v] PREFACE Ten years ago aviculture had hardly been thought of as a school subject. […]

My Private Menagerie [282] [283] MY PRIVATE MENAGERIE IANTIQUITY IHAVE often been caricatured in Turkish dress seated upon cushions, and surrounded by cats so familiar that they did not hesitate to climb upon my shoulders and even upon my head. The caricature is truth slightly exaggerated, and I must own that all my life I have […]

DOMESTICATED ANIMALS INTRODUCTION One of the effects of the modern advance in natural science has been greatly to increase the attention which is devoted to the influences that the conditions of diverse peoples have had upon their development. Man is no longer looked upon, as he was of old, as a being which had been […]