I'nrrlon llir<l? spread llh-nw.
ItirdS which !ia\< ii ? .1 of the .Ii e ise.
If their bodies at ? ?'.!ri b ss1\ ihr^wr
around the promises re a const tit
menace to other fowls ('rows, buz
zards and other ? rii.?n birds aiu apt
to feast upon these bodies ami still
further ado to tin danger. Som.
States ItRV" laws forltkldt!>u' the K'.Minir
of buzzard, which should be rep.! Nil
It is a proven fact that buzzard f.M t
upon animals dead if t.mtapious ?1 i? -
eases and then ll.v lnnp distat: ?
spreading the ill-i a:'< cither through
their droppings or vomit u:?, or b\
alighting on other pretni-'.s. In ???ad
of penalizing tin killlnp ?.?bu:/.ai ds,
those State: siolild oiler louitv for
them. The moral of this tale is to b.
can-ful and deply bury all car. iss. .?
preferably in lime, or belter itill. if
possible, burn them iinmeiiiati'ly ih"V
are found. Not only the boi'it of birds
alHicted with contaploiis dist<ast>- hould
be burned or In rb-I, l?i:t i II animal
matter should be so treated
Dors, cats, rats, mici and otlni
animals, even persons, serve to - ;,r.-.
the disease. The pe rms i: ? ? . irti. ii m
the foot ar.il i'i the fur of th- a
turcs. and t arried from yan to ard.
