Garland City Globe | 1919-09-06 | Page 4 | Abandoned Cats Go Wild

ABANDONED CATS GO WILD New Jersey Game Wardens Start Warfare on Felines. Now Jersey gnmo wardens hnvo been cnlled upon to Join In n wnffaro upon cats which hnd been abandoned by tho 10,000 workers In tho Ilclcovlllo munition plnnt, near Mays Landing. The cats have turned wild nnd nro killing kill-ing (gump In their desperntn effort to forn'go for n living. Young rabbits, It In claimed, nro tho chief sufferers, whllo tho cnts hnvo begun systctimtlc hunting hunt-ing for birds and smnll game. Guards have been shooting the cuts In order to rid tho grounds of them, nnd neighboring fnrmers claim thnt their young chickens uro dlsnppenrlng lu Increasing numbers, duo to tho depredations, dep-redations, It Is believed, of the big colony of abandoned mousers. Tho cnts wero brought to tho grounds when the shacks and buildings were Inliab- , lted by tho workers. I i