IN THE FAR SOUTH
SPELL OF MILD WEATHER BYRD PARTY CHEERFUL (By Russell Owen.—Special to "NewYork Times.") United Service. (Keeeived 28th May, 1 p.m.) BAY OF WHALES, 26th May. There has been a full week of dull weather, comparatively mild. The temperature, indeed, last night was 5 degrees above zero, a surprising rise, as thu wind was not unusually strong. But no matter how moody and repellent the frozen world may be outside, it is warm and cheery in the houses. The days go very rapidly, and in less than a month winter Day will be reached, and we can look ahead to the return of the sun. [Copyrighted 1928 by "New York Times" Company and "St. Louis Post-Dispatch." All rights for oubllcatlon reserved throughout tho world.)
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Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 122, 28 May 1929, Page 9
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127IN THE FAR SOUTH Evening Post, Volume CVII, Issue 122, 28 May 1929, Page 9
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