CHANNEL ISLANDS. When you see the beautiful fawn-colored Jersey cows, or the handsome Guern seys with their white markings, think of the Channel Islands; for it is to these tiny British possessions off the coast of France that we owe two of our most famous breeds of dairy cattle.
The Islands from which these breeds come—Jersey and Guernsey—with the addition of Alderney, Sark, and a few tiny islets, have a total area of only 75 will find it in the book," etc. In the second scene, the various members of the side should take the part or animals, barking dogs, roaring lions, growling bears, all under the care of a keeper who should be conspicuously " keeping" the menagerie. If the word cannot be guessed, a third scene should be arranged in which the whole word innkeeper is used in the dia logue. Other words to act out are bartender, icicle, Indian, Thanksgiving, and babyhood.