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May 3 D.C.
report, before getting back on
the 2nd part of his Mammals
of the Mexican Boundary. But
he can only work a brief period
each day, and seems very tired.
He has been retired from the Army
on half pay.
Ridgway left Washington about 3 weeks
ago, to spend his time in Illinois
in his "farm" until perhaps
next December. His Part VII
is due to be issued today, tho
I have seen no copy.
Hollister says G.S. Miller can
distinguish browns all right, but
that his "color-blindness" is total
with regard to tones of green.
Hollister has just shown me a
scheme of his in labeling large
tanned) mammals. He has an
envelope with a brass eye, to tie