New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1928, Page 15

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Washington, Sept. 20 UPM—In ad- dition to the terrific blow delivered ' at human life and property, the | West Indian hurricane is belleved by | natare lovers to have dealt harshiy i with bird and plant life in the west- | ern world. | Chief of the concerns of the | American Nature association is that | the hurricane may have wiped eut the last colony of Flamingoes, the “IFlame bird,” which once apread its | Eorgeous plumage over the West In-. | dies and southern United States, Rirds Lost Abso These birds, the asseclation says, were almost exterminated by the hurricane of two years ago, and it fears that the few remaining en An- | dros Island, one of the Bahamas | group, could not have survived last week's terrific blow. Andros was declared a Flamingo sanctuary by the British gevern. ment after bird lovers of the United States and England became areused | at the wanton killing of the birds by natives. Elgin -W. 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