davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
They Will Bore for Gas.

Sweet Springs, Mo, May 23.-The
Mining and Prospecting Company OF
Sweet Springs has been Incorporated
here with a capitalization of s., 420.
AS soon as leases can be secured and
contracts made drilling will begin.
There are strong evidences of natu-
raj gas near here and it would not be
surprising if oil were struck The
officers of the new company are:
President and general manager,
b. L. Bellamy; secretary, K. Sam
Hays, and treasurer, W. g. Brown.
The directorate is composed of in
fuential citizens.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
A Most Liberal Offer.

All our farmer readers should take
advantage of the unprecedented
clubbing offer we this year make in
cludes with this paper the Live Stock
Indicator, its special Farmers Insti-
tute Editions and the Poultry Far
mer. These three publications are
the best OF their class and should be
in every farm home. To them we
add, for local, county and general
news, our own paper, and make price
OF the four one year only S1.25.
Never before was so much superior
reading matter for so small an
amount of money. The three papers
named, which We club with our own,
are well known throughout the west
and commend themselves to the
readers favorable attention upon
mere mention. The Kansas CITY
Live Stock Indicator is the great ag-
ricultural and live stock paper of the
west; The Poultry Farmer is the
most practical poultry paper for the
farmer, while The Special Farmers
Institute Editions are the most prac-
teal publications for the promotion
OF good farming ever published. Take
advantage of this great offer, as it
will hold good for short time only.
Samples of these papers may be ex-
amined by callingat this office.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
DOCTORS ELECT OFFICERS.
Second Day at the State Medical Asso

citation. Reception by Governor.
Jefferson, City, Mo May 22.-The
second days session of the State
Medical Association was devoted to
the election of officers and selection
of the place for holding the next an
nual meeting. The following officers
were chosen.
j. ID. Griffith, OF Kansas City,
president; K. E. Young, Jefferson
City, first vice president; John G..
Whaley, Osceola, second vice presi-
dent; 4. NJ Funkhouser, st. Louis,
third vice president; J. F. Campbell,
Callao, fourth vice president; G. W.
Vineyard, Jackson, fifth vice-presi-
dent; b. @. Hyde, Kansas City, re-
cording secretary; f. w. Burke,
Laclede, assistant recording secre-
tary, Charles Wood Fassett, st.
Joseph, Corresponding Secretary,
j. Franklin WEIGH, Salisbury, treas
urer.
; st. Joseph was awarded the priv
lege of entertaining the association
next year during the month of May,
no date was set for the event, how
ever, as the time is regulated by the
meeting of the national association
being generally held a week in adj
vance.
During the afternoon the members
OF the association attended a picnic
at Binders park. A reception was
given them by Gov. Dockery tonight
at the executive mansion.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
Printers Language.

Many people are aware that print
ers have a language of their own. I'M
Ineligible to the uninitiated. The
following up-to-date orders give an
idea Of tie printing office lingo: Bill
put Sir Charles Upper on the galley.
and finish up that murder YOU com
menced yesterday. Set up the ruins
OF Halculaneum and distribute the
smallpox. Lock up Laurier and slide
Mccarthy in the hell box. and leave
the pi alone until after dinner. Put
the ladies form TO press, and go to
the devil and put him TO work on
Deacon Fogg's article on Eternal
Punishment. Now this is simple
enough when translated by the prin-
ter into English, and not near so
rough as the reader may imagine
Ex.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
GORMAN FOR SENATOR.
Maryland Democrats Will Make This
Their Issue.

Baltimore, Md, May 22.-Former
Senator Arthur p. German is out
for the senate again. To that end
the democratic state convention,
which meets in June, will indorse his
candidacy, or rather declare it
German. as an issue, has been twice
defeated by the opposition to him in
his own party combining with the
republicans. His lieutenants now
saw this opposition OF other years
has dwindled away. On the other
hand, leaders of the independents in
the former fights to-day stated that
German would never again be a
United States senator if they could
prevent it. The German men con-
troll the party organization COM
pletely. They depend upon the new
election law TO help them secure con-
troll OF the legislature. which will
elect a successor To Senator Yelling
ton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
TESTIFIED IN COURT
FROM A STRETCHER.
Victim of Highway Robbers Tells OF
His Experience With Assailants.

Hot Springs, Ark, May 23.-There
were some sensational developments
to-day in the trial of g. c. James,
charged with assault with intent to
kill J. T. Wilson and highway rob
bsry on April % in this city.
Wilson, the victim, Was brought
into court on a stretcher. He posi-
lively identified G. c. James and c.
d. Etu as his assailants. He said he
refused to identity them when first
brought before him on account of
public excitement over the case. He
is opposed to lynch law, and he
thought if he identified them then
they would be lynched.
He told, in detail, the circum-
stances of the assault and robbery.
How he was knocked down, blind
folded, gagged, then dragged to the
railroad track, thrown upon the
rails in front of the cars and held I'M
til the bell began to ring and the
train started, and how he managed
to pull his body off the track before
he was killed, but too late to save
one leg, which was crushed off.
Wilson's wife and brother, who
were in court, cried while he told the
story of the crime. Etu will be tried
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
THE SHAMROCK II
A SPARLESS WRECK,
Lipton's Beautiful Challenger
Is Caught in a SqualI.
KING EDWARD WAS on BOARD.

KING EDWARD WAS on BOARD
Southampton, May 22.-The most
dramatic incident in the history o
the America 5 cup occurred to-day
when a sudden squall on the SOlent
completely wrecked the challenger
and endangered the life OF King Ed
ward and several other distinguished
persons, including Sir Thomas Lip
ton. The results of this disaster, which
could scarcely recur without great
loss of life, can best be Judged by the
written statement made late tonight
by Sir Thomas Upton to a repre-
sentative of the Associated press, rs
follows:
my deepest regret is that to-day s
accident prevents me from tOein9 the
mark at the appointed hour, and
compels me to ask the New York
Yacht club to grant me an extension
of time Ii they will be good enough
to do that / shall race, even if | have
to build a boat between now and the
date agreed upon. | still believe the
Shamrock III boat worthy to be
the challenger, and that when this
unfortunate chapter OF accidents
comes to an end she will stand a
good chance Of lifting the cup. |
have not a single complaint to make
against my boat.
For the many kilograms OF sym
pathy received from America to-day,
am deeply grateful. No one is more
thankful than ! am that the catas-
trophe ended without fatality, and |
may perhaps say that throughout
the trying moments his majesty was
as brave as lion. His first thought
was to inquire if anyone was injured.
THOMAS Upton"
sPARLEss WRECK.
circumstances have reduced the
Shamrock III to pitiful, sparless
wreck. She now lies off Hythe. The
story of the catastrophe is best told
by Sir Thomas Upton himself Al
ter seeing his royal guest off to Lon
don. Sir Thomas gave the following
interview to a representative of the
associated press:
1--WE had just begun to make for
the starting line when a fierce breeze
sprang up. King Edward, Lady
Londonderry, Mrs. Jameson, Mr..
Watson, Mr.. Jameson and myself
were on deck, hanging on as best we
might, for the challenger was almost
at an angle of forty five degrees. The
king started to go below. Just as
he did SO everything collapsed. A
heavy block fell between the two la
dies and a wire rope struck me on the
head and momentarily stunned me.
Asudden squall, an unexpected strain
and everything had given away.
King Edward was half in and half
out of the companion hatchway.
What happened, how all the falling
spars and sweeping sails did not kill
or sweep someone overheard is more
than | know When / came to,
saw the king clamoring over the
wreckage, trying to discover the ex-
tent of the damage, and asking: is
anyone hurt?' The reporter of the
associated press further learned that |
Sir Thomas first utterance on com |
ing to, was this ardent ADMIRATION |
to Mr.. Watson:
Telegraph for more spars. We
have got to sail on Aug. -, and this
boat has got to do it.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30

Cyclists should always carrya bot
tie OF Billiards. Snow Liniment. in
case OF accident, ii applied immedi-
ately, IT will subdue the pain. prevent
swelling and discoloration, and quick
IL heal the wounds. Price. % and
30 cents. For sale by FL. L. Tucker
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30

Stops the Cold and Works off the
Cold.
Laxative BromO-Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure. no
pay. Price % cents.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30
X. G. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table.

X. G. Pittsburg g. Gulf Time Table.
NORTH BOUND
No. Kansas City daily Express .laasp. n
NOS Z" Mail ...... SAT- D. n.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2 Through Port Arthur Express, atlp.n
No. Sloan Springs Express. $50. le.9bp
Remember this 10 the popular short line BE-
tween Kansas City, Mo. and Pittsburg, ksz.,
Ark. SLOAN Springs. Ark, and the dirsa
route from the south TO st. Louis, Chicago.
and points north and northeast and 70 DenvM,
Ogden. San Francisco. Portland and poinh
west and northwest. No expense has bssn
spared to make the passenger equipment q
this line second 60 none I'm the west. Trssd
via the new line III. c. ORn.
Gent Pass Agt. Kansss City. Mo
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30

Scroiula is but modified form Of Blood
i'5:son and Consumption The parent
VINO Is tainted By either will see in the
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1901-05-30

makes new and pure
blood to nourIsh and
strengthen the BODY,
and IS a positive and
safe cure for ScrofuIa.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02

nraea 49, -.->.--.-.s -
s ~. ..-'-v...1''
e = 1aS mop % 4l0 0Gend ev.
49, ZOE ane IL eignaeen mo0une
-. eocs1scsa1s nave psen pAnensiy
nf oevaee, or series %
s.ces, mi NAY Nvoiutaonize tns
s -, MI service o. tho company
Ane instrument y csiied oy ats anven-
lor tack OF 2 better name the
aectro.duphg1aPn and et Is
=. I'D 1or as unast VIII dupicnee,
eng o1ssance' any manuscf7p'
.sstea % prznteo.
- wn.k = Chained TOT this snstru-
- : true, one wiil be able TO write
= 1921 GO nas xxsend on the opposite
-. 49, g tne co.sa1snt and have his
ssef insua.ay ouRhcated al the other
enQ o the hne. TIE receiver viii b
eoaes 1Om zeco8n 1uon q the chlrog-
s:phy. g IDENTITY the lsttsr .. gen
uine Even checks q similar instru-
men&s requiring signatures may b
transmitted IN this way, - + il
aimed thar the repr0ductfon VIII b
u every way exactiy Ike the original.
Robert L. Dean . young man, 80
yeaGs OF age perhap1. Is the inventor,
VS. ac ne puts NJ tne oiscoVefeE, OF
sas means OF communications. Idenfi-
1ed with nam arr Donald Hervey and
~, TICS HerVey. expert eiectrlchu
Inc u"o are Iatner ana son and the
eioer was LOT Tour years e consulting
sngmeer Ior inomas A. EDISON. For
Tue past Two years ne mas been dsso-
1880 WIN MI. Dean, ana w1nie the
$500 oi tne new means OF COM
.1u f M - "nony tne ia.eer y the
wv w. ~. hefaeys nave oone mucn 70 Pes'
IN enu in'enAvn.
~, ns @PpIcau0 Aot PaHent1 "
- sese@l usvices necossaIy 70 Per.
1890 .La;s ss1 enc .nsen.os a9s
~ = .ne uascoveIy yeIy oalk'
o os. tney arc Jury Prooecleo tney e1'
~ ~ sse pupuc oe.onsorsat 40 !
an.;. 20 ~ "ne cognlSion oI .ne
medi.s -, t 80 III n' eN VIII oe 90 sn-
II MN '"' INC so'e1' Will 'sAs
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
MADE OF historic WOOD.
A Valuable Violin Owned by James s
Chase.

Valuable Violin Owned by James s.
Chase.
James S. Chase of the Circuit clerk's
Office has a treasure in the form of q
violin. 1t is a beautiful instrument,
even to the ordinary eye, but more
than that, the wood from which 1t
was made is historic.
Late yesterday afternoon a big box
was delivered to Mr.. Chase at the
court house. In it, carefully packed
in excelsior and protected by a cloth
covering, was the violin. Mr.. Chase
unpa,cked 1T and handled the instru-
ment as lovingly as a mother would
her first-born.
MAY be you won't believe it," he
said, "but the top of that fiddle in
made from the head board of the
arst church built in America. It is
spruce from back Of the pulpit of the
Pilgrim church, which was dedicated
h 1882.
"And the back" he went on, els
wood from "a chest which belonged to
my ancestors and was captured by the
British in the revolutionary war. It
was afterwards recaptured by the
Americans and the old chest, which
was made of maple. was handed down
In my family from generation to gen
eraion. l spent 80 years in getting
dose two piecec of wood together to
put into fiddle"
Just then another deputy clerk ap-
proached and jok.ngly asked:
lis that Cremona or Q StraM.
varius?"
SIT is an honest American VIOLIN"
replied Mr.. Chase. "Lt was made for
me by Frank Richardson of Conton,
Maine, an American who served his
apprenticeship ait violin making In
America and who has made violins
In America ever since. This is one Of
the last fddlcs he will make, for he ID
Is yearso,d now. He says this will BE-
one of the best instruments ever made
In any country.
Then Mr.. Chase pointed out the
dark streaks in the rich-colored
golden brown of the maple back.
"That is where it Is ebonizing." he
explained. 1T is the effect of some
sweet principle left in the wood after
ell these years and will ultimately be-
come as black as ebony itself. wa b
the spruce belly 1t is different. That
VIII only become more golden as it
gets older.
"Old as the wood in this fiddle is,
It will take five or ten years Of hard
playing to put 1t In really good con-
6tton.
While It hadn't any particular COM
mercial value, yet money cannot buy
ft from me. kansas City World.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
'Uhe sac and the fio.e

the sac and tile IL Oac
A Nebraska town has recently pur.
chased a fire engine and enough hose
to lay around the town and bach
again.
Suddenly one night there came the
long hoped for alarm, and everybody
turned out and Helped drag the engine
to the fire. The fire proved to be
more of a success than the most hope
full of the citizens had expected, and
the excitement became intense. Al
the height of the turmoil an iron safe
was rolled out of the bank and started
down the street, where it was to be
stored in another bank. Over "a hun.
dred men were hauling on heavy
ropes towing the safe along, and every
thing went we'll until they arrived at
the new fire hose stretched across the
street. A great council of war was
held to decide how to get the safe
over the hose. Finally iron rails and
heavy steel plates We're brought and
q bridge was constructed over the
hose, and after the most desperate
sxertions the big safe was finally
rolled safely over the hose.
After the fire was over a travelling
man asked one of the citizens why
they had worked so hard to get the
safe over the fire hose.
Because" said the man, 'tain't you
got sense enough to see that that
great steel safe would have cut that
hose right in two, if we hadn't
bndged it over with that iron. And
we just had to get that safe oven the
hose"
so, don't know" said the travel.
ing man. "Why didn't you just lift
the hose over the slfe?"
The citizen thought while. "Well
Til be dmrned," he said softly.-Chi.
cago Tribune.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
Ifyou Want tc
Buy, Sell, or Trade
DIT Fail It Write Us.
Come and See us. Our Latch
String is Always Out.
VALLEY FALLS, KAN.

Below we give you few of our
bargains. If you don't see what you
want don't be afraid to ask. We
have thousands of others.
Be sure to cut this list out as it
s0isi,sot appear agaia. Others will
follow but not these:
$4,000 ftock in a good manu-
featuring company in Kansas City
Kansas, fully paid aud non assess
bile.
three ranches IN Beaver county,
snosna. tree aud clear, 81 aud
e, acre, 500 acres in one and
.cres IN another aud 5000 in
ner, Will divide to suit, wan t
chandise, hotel and rentals or
nail improved farms, owner will
otput in any cash.
nice suburban home aud IL acres
land, close to a good town in
crawford county. Indiana, price
$1,000, mortgage $500. years At 6
,er cent.
$500 stock OF notions, musl cal
naec mes, etc., etc.
$500 stock of salvage goods, all
,oxed ready to ship, total weight
$500 pounds, invoice sent t. par.
les interested in such.
Two $500 bonds due in 1912.
irawing per cent annual interest.
$1,000 shares in a good mine in
he Joplin and Galena zinc and lead
districts.
$4,000 share in a sold mine in
Cripple Greek district. Colorado.
A model 500 acre ranch in north
eastern Kansas, all good, rich land,
no waste, modern improvements,
s25 per acre; will exchange for
smaller.
A s25, 200 health and pleasure re
sort, is money maker, a fine loca
ton in WIscon in; owner wants to
exchange for timber or grass lands.
Two fine fruit farms near Gal.
weston, Texas, $40, 200 and $l6, 900
will exchange.
100000 acres Of raw timber and
coal lands, free and clear, perfect
title, $3.50 and So 90 per acre, will
exchange, will divide to suit.
400 choice cow, most all with
calf, will sell at bargain, no trade.
A dandy $40 ranch in Lyon
county, Kansas, s25 per acre to ex-
change for smaller.
$4,000 northeastern Kansas farm
nearly 700 acres, to exchange for
merchandise, prefers hardwar etc.
A model farm Of over 700 acres,
nicely locate |, in Iowa, ownerwants
to sell or exchange for land ia
Iowa. southern Missouri or Kansas,
$50 per acre
Also fire general stock Of 3d.
900 to exchange for eastern Kansas
farm.
1900 original letters direct from
owners of farms, ranches, hotels,
mill. stocks of merchandise, etc.
all alive and mean business. |
have more han | can handle, will
let y GU have tn I'm at 10 cents each,
trade or cash
For Particulars Address,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
ZIM III 2RMAN.
VALLEY FALLS, KAs.

F azeiz Parkman, the histofrian. had
Mcsa.c idea Of justice. friend
met him one day walking along .hs
street. leading a street boy with
either hand. What in the w,rd are
you doing. Parkman 2" asked his
friend. 81 found that Johnny here
had eaten all the apple. instead a
dividing with his iibtle brother. I Al
going 10 buy another for the young.e
boy. and make Johnny watch hin
while he eats ft-''
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
Th.u she wassorry.

A curious incident is chronicled
from France concerning a BRIDES
s4slip of the tongue" A young coupls
ware going through the marriage
ceremony the other day at the marie
OF Gentilly, and the bridegroom bad
already answered the usual question.
"WiHt thcu," ETC., with remarkable
energy, when to the surpries of every.
body the bride, to similar interrogA-
tory, uttered a decided mol" followed
by a food of tears. It appears thai
she had allowed the negative TO escape
her quite inyoluntarily, and was ann3
Gus to correctfhe mistake. For th1a
However. she will be obliged to wa1l
several days. since the only legal way
out of the dif1c1lty = the republics,
zion of the banns during the usual
rar3bd.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02

A Connrc;1cun manufac turer In
recently finished new stare carthage
for the government of Ecuador 1t Q
cost Of 100000. IT Is modelled after
The carriages Of the pope and tie
kheisve, but lacks the solid gold sea.
ments Of the former and the eens q
the latter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
GIFTS
6PECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

We re offering the finest and most artists
fine of Jevelry ever offered In your vicinity -
prices quoted you. on Watches. Diamo4i9
Chains Bracelets. Rings. 6ilvcrwaro. and ~
other goods found'in hrst-class jewelfy GstaSs
Hshment
Ladies eo-year FILLED Watches, sRoo up.
Ladies' Open Face. Solid Gold Wasche9 o1a r
Gents Sugar Fil1ed Watches. oIo0o ~.
0eutr Eun JeWeled Filled Watches e1koo y
Ladies, eo-yeAr Filled Lofgnofto Chain q -
0onfB Q-year Filled Watch Chains. III -
Ladies' 40-year FILLED Gold Bracelets, mGoIS
Ladies' Startling SILVER DE1ce1ets, 81 ~ .
La11ef solid Set Btn<1. 0Go mp.
eolld Cod D1emo11 Link Buttons. ~
, Eeur-Pleco Silver ~ Go>a, Best Uake. ~
Silver Toilet 4e3a 1lrEces Coub. Bfu1h. -
exe yon - - ee1s % yeor pqrclzoG11. =
ouDoz4 Ne aEo nco10u1rter8 for Djnmon1n -
GnEY ~ efEek - Moet nr9fuIly s67nG11
go11ped IAxxe QnrptI<l0 e above Goo(k
8. 81 esbss s. eefzs III =
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02

~ H <I1r>no,fh e ret away.
D1r gave m. ana. q eacape fur.
1kl ooo6l1 don puzzled forward -
hon7 d Tie M6x5csu,n sl.ou1der: ~
f1ce - fu11iu7 vvsfk ehou,. - -
evr- vrSr& 1870 3z.55;cr-,s,,;sz, f,,-,.,,
oide Is sjl<Ie. fHlP1v >1,.,,l< ;,c ia -.
e,,,-< r. fsSe 8 = S.. g 8
sxv e MI 7 - : $780,. - ,..,x,.
ens e tbv -.s,-.-.s - = 49,
r,s,,,r - 4,,s Ss.ss = = e. = e
the oov.,,, ,, -, e.. -
bs,t ms $50. - -.
- ,ss7r,<< thes -. ' ss - ~
hs,,cas-s,,s, s " - s.. 49, ~ -,
roafs-,f the r+sl.r-. ~. IL. ~ -
been ebe , ~. - se. - S 49, 49,.
.r~s s,,.-at.,.. -. :. - 49,, - 80
-, s,,,is ~ - 49,. 49, =. - =
$1,000 : $500 -. : 10,
cent the y,ass - ~ a. 60 -. a' 49,
Game NJ nv hou.. nv 49, 49, 3. 5.
thine. AMI that n..-s'.s = 1s,sn = :. =
tbv nleaSuren
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02
The Usua, Results.

"The colonel and I sat talking UNI
der a shade tree in front of the town
postofce when a dog fight started
DOWN the street, said travelling man
relating am incident of trip to Ken
lucky.
"'Come ou!' said as 1 sprang up
"'Come this way!'replied the col
Incl as he seized my arm and drew
me into doorway.
"'But L want to see the dog fight
protested.
eyes, reckon you do, but you also
want to keep clear of the shootin'.'
"'Why should there be any shoot
i1.'
ing?'
'Bekase one dog has got to ncl
t'other, and the owner of the licked
dog amt goin' to let it rest that way
There they go!'
"Ten minutes later we stepped oui
to find one man lying on the ground
with two bullets in him and some peo-
pie carrying away a second with hall
a dozen.
DOG fights are bewtiful affairs;
said the colonel as we walked away
together, but the safest way to see
one in Kentucky is to wait till it's all
over and the dead carried off,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1901-01-02

The blood in the body is taken by
means of tubs to the heart and there
detained.
A volcano is q burning mountain
that has a crater and throws out melt.
ed rocks.
came sore and conquered.
If the earth did not revolye We
should always have equal days and
nights.
His brains was seething with grand
ideas in all directions.
The lungs are organs of execration.
The priest of indian reproved hia
daughters for not inviting Moses "a
come to tea. When Moses mother hid
him in the Ark among the buIwarka
abe did not forget to give him his Lit.
de bottle
Pig iron is what they make the NOSE
rings for pigs of.
A watershed is shed for keepins
water in.-EX