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ALBERT MONTEFI- ORE, a British author. He was born in London in 1875 and was educated at College, St. Leonard's. He entered postoffice in 1895, was editor of "Jewish Literary Ann editor of "Zionist Review," and was Annual" 1903-1906, became joint prominent in Jewish editor of "Zionist Review," and was ish affairs. His works "Jewish Surnames"; "Humor of the include: "History of Jews in England"; prominent in Jewish affairs. His works Postoffice"; "Elizabethan Adventures on the Spanish Main"; "Dictionary of Unithe Spanish Main"; "Dictionary of Unicient People." HYBRID, a whether in plants or animals, by the versal Biography"; "Rebirth of an An- HYBRID, a mongrel produced, impregnation of the female of one spemongrel produced, cies, genus, or race, by the male belonging to a different family. The commoncies, genus, or race, by the male belongfrom the interconnection of different vawhich, the product of the wild boar and rieties of the same species; to notice the domestic sow need only be mentioned. which, the product of the wild boar and rieties of the same species; to notice termixture of different species, according to Owen, is guarded against by the aversion of two specifically different individuals to sexual union.

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