Eureka Reporter | 1910-06-17 | Page 8 | Cat's Sense of Locality

cats sense of locality A kitten about six months old was taken to a house a few miles distant from its birthplace confined in i room and tenderly cared for during a and then set at liberty it was aup sup posed to have become habituated to its new surroundings but it le je turned tarried to its old home on the day of its re I 1 lease the sense of locality and dl was exhibited still more kingly by an old tomcat was etolen stolen and carried a distance of 20 miles confined in a bag the cat was imprisoned but made its escape and in a few days reappeared in a pitiable state at the home of its former mas ter which was separated from tl ti at of the thief by a high wooded cliff 9 J Y american