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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

on which he was sending out papers
had expired and Mr. Terry had replied
that there may have been several eX-
PRED subscriptions that had been over
looked but he did not intend that there
i'll the list.
The witness read from a copy of tho
December number of SaWyer'S an an
nouncement calling attention to the
expiration Of subscriptions and offer.
ing to cancel all indebtedness for ar
rears if money was sent for new sub
scriptionS.
Tho witness Identified the three
copies "f the papers in wrappers which
had been given to him by the post
master to Sumner. Me, and all were
addressed to the same person. The
district attorney said that he offered
to show triplication in order to increase
, circulation and the papers were adj
mittod for this purpose for the time
being subject to their being to con-
nected with the case later.
The next witness called was Wilson
| +. Wilmot. and employed in the office
| of the third assistant postmaster gen.
craI. who worked on the case since
| October Mr.. Wilmot was a lawyer
| before he entered the department and
he was with the inspectors at the con-
| ferenceS with MIR. Terry. Mr.. Wilmot
! took StenOgraphic notes Of the CONVEX
| Sations at these conferences and read
| these notes on the stand His testi-
| mony was corroborrativc of that of
! Postofiicc Inspector Robinson but went
| deeper into detail.
| The first conference with Mr.. Terry
at which the witness was present was
| an extended one. Inspector Robinson
requested that the inspectors be al
/ lowed to investigate the plant and Mr..
| Terry objected saying that he could
give all the information required. The
| inspector insisted on making that in
vestigation in his own way and threat
ened if Mr.. Terry refused to at once
telegraph to the third assistant post
master general the fact of the refusal.
In that case the inspector said, the
department would Immediately sum-
mon Mr. Terry to Washington to show
cause why the second class privileges
should not be taken from him.
Mr.. Terry replied that he ID not
wish to be unreasonable. but he
thought he could give all the desired
information without the inspectors go
ing through the building.
The inspector continued to insist on
an investigation, said the witness, but
/ Mr.. Terry refused, Offering again to
tell what he knew himself, saying tina;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
m THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
BOXING NOTES

Kid Sullivan and Soldier Burns VIII
meet in Baltimore March ).
Jack Welsh will referee the Attel-
Kelly fight at San Francisco tonlSnt.
Mike Newman of New York has
leased the Spring Garden A. C. oil
Philadelphia.
Promoter Coffroth of Colma. Calf.
is irving to match Kid ketcnel with
Frank Mintel.
Freddie Welsh, the Englishman, Of
fers to bet $1,000 on himself against
Packy Mcfarland in Il return match.
Stanley Ketchcll is to be at the ring
side to challenge the winner of the
Tapkc- Kelly fight 1T Milwaukee,
Jim Bonner. the Summit Hill. Penn.
boxer will probably be matched to box
Tommy Quill at the ATmory a. a.
within a month. Both are Wiling To
make tn" match.
Promoter McCarey Of Los Angeles
is going to give II bcit cinhic.natIc OF
the 105-pound championship To the
winner OF the CouIon and Young Ter
nv McGovcrn bout. March Is.
lnl!1utlibiId IblillilN 1eS"'i' GU my
time q rattling good WeltcfWeight, IN
tends returning to active participation
in ring affairs de is now boxing IN
structur i'll Western college.
Tommy Naw:on of East Boston has
signed Ia hos Jack Flanagan of East
Boston in an eight round preliminary
ia til" L.augford and Jcanctt" bout at
the Armury A. 4. in Boston tuesday
night.
Boston Herald: Honey Melody. the
Chariestown .welterweight, has been
examined by II physician VINO gives
him a certificate showing him to be in
perfect health Melody returned last
night from New York. where he went
in search of matches.
Emmett Brown died at the PreSby-
terrain hospital in New York, early
Thursday from injuries alleged to nave
been received in a prize fight Wednes-
day night A policeman found Brown
lying unconscious on the sidewalk. Ii
is said that he received his injuries in
a prize fight in a saloon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
MANAGER Mcguire DIS
POSES o. SEVEN PLAYERS.

New York, Feb. 27.-Presiicnt Tay-
Tor and Manager Mcclure announced
a big batch of Males to various clubs
"Wednesday night. Seven players III al
have been disposed of and this prac-
ticaIIy weeds out everybody except
those who will take the spring trip to
Little Rock. The list of sales follows:
Speaker to Little Rock, Freel to
Scranton. Chadbourne to Baltimore,
Hoey to Trenton, Whitman to Indian
apolis. GUN to Indianapolis. Blatchford
TO Toronto.
Speaker came from Houston, Tex;
Freel from Wheeling, w. Va; Chad
bourne from Providence; Hoey from
Holy Cross, Whitman from Houston,
Guin from Waco and Blatchford from
Lawrence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

the government, the witness answered
that the stencils for Savers Magazine
were in their division, one each for the
Gem" and 'National'' then not publish
cd and stencils for Sawycrs Magazine
He explained that he was informed by
the superintendent that al now sub
scrptons to either the Gem" or the
Nation We're placed in the Sawyer's
division proper and the mailing list of the
Gem and Nation was also used in
sending out Sawyer'S Magazine. The fig
ures he had given in the morning in re-
lation to the circulation Of the magazine
were obtained by counting these stencils
and also the papers and daily reports
from the girls wrapping the papers.
Prior to beginning the investigation Of
the plant on Oct. 80 he had inquired of Il
former cmploye of the Publishing Co.
and March % had directed the three
clerks in the second class department of
the postoffice to take duplicates of the
weighing slips and to examine the con
tents of the mail bags marked to irdi-
cate regular subscription copies
Mr. Philbrook suddenly changed the
tenor of lis examination by asking the
sation on the train.
Now. Mr. Robinson said Mr.. Phil
brook. do you recall saying on a. rail-
road train within one or two weeks that
you did not know whether you could oh
tain evidence to convict Terry. but that
YOU had succeeded in smashing his brSi-
nesS?"
Il do not remember ever saying such
thing
Your answer is that you don't remem-
herT"
Yes. I have said whenever asked i'll
regard to the company that Sawyer
publications. have been excluded from the
mails
Now think carefully, MI Robinson
Did you not say on n Maine Central train
within 10 days. in the presence OF post
YOU had sufficient evidence to convict
Mr.. Terry. but that you had succeeded
| In smashing his business2'
II don't remember. I don't recall talk.
ing with postmaster on the train"
Then after a pause he continued: 81
do recall now riding from Watervillt
with Postmaster Cakes of Bangor. Depu
ty Marshal Hasty and F. E. Timberiake
former bank examiner. We played whist
and I may have said something about
the case, but l am not sure that did,
On redirect examination the wit
ness related a conversation had with
2 Mr.. Terry during which he informed
q Terry that some of the subscription.
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Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Feb %.
500 '''
69ta. o" "D
oATS-Unchanged. No. > clipped whites
G11.I62. '
HAN-Dull: choice e2.neGI22 so
Mill FIIED-Ouiet.
STRING RRAN-21 O0Ti215n
MINED FEED-27.l5d2 25
InRk-Oull: medium II. 25M1610
IiAkD-Quet: 81
BEEF--Steady: whole cattle Srsh:.
I.AMES-Steady: spring 11a12h:.
NF'ALS-Steadv: 12N13
BlTTER-F'irm: northern 32GG,
CltF FSF-Firm: York state 15;71G
M2F5.
A!'oLES-Tiull: No. Baldwins oG2-D
POTATOES-Qu Maine white Sju90.
StGAR-Steady on basis of 40 for
Sranulated.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Fob. y

-
wheat prices on the local exchange
advanced more than three cents today
because of small primary receipts and
ar urgent demand for cash grain. At
the close the May delivery showed net
gam of 23sT27ac. Corn was up 7sv. Oats
We're e. higher ana provisions 70 to lJc
higher.
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-Mav $685.: July %: Sept 20
cCI;N-May els: July 59246r7s: Sept. 50
OATS-Atay old 53as: May new 5iss; July
old 4"i-R: July new 43a..
NESS TORk-May 11.51: July IL 22H.
LARD-Mav 80: July 7.711a
SHORT EIBS-May G.55'a: July $50.
Cash quotations were as follows:
FLOUR-Stcadv.
WHF:AT-No. > sprirg 10-d11I, No. . 81
N1;E9: No. . red a4i@ d9S2s
Gi62
.OATs-No. 53Gt7s; No. White MA
53ai
RYl;-No. 80
MALTINti-Sh0SS
EIAN-No. | northwestern LIZ.
TLOEER-19. 20
SHORT RTES-5S715u6.
MESS TORk-11 .JGlI131Il
JARD-7.2713.
A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
SQUIRES SHOWS UP
in THE FRENCH CAPITAL.

Bill Squires, the Australian. who was
an easy mark for Burns, Jack fTwint
Sullivan and others in California, has
hobbed up in Paris, France. Squires
left Frisco about six weeks ago. saying;
that he intended to visit Boston and
Philadelphia. but Since then no word
has been received from him.
Although Squires has not Won Il fight
since he left Australia q year ago, he
has cleaned up $4,000, it is said, in the
losers erd of various battles. Ring fol-
lowers say that he is the champion
ounce of the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
! BOXING.
Packy Mcfarland Will
Fight Britt or Nelson.
Jimmy Barry Sidesteps Match
With Jim Flynn.
Al belmont and Ike Mclean Will
Clash In March.

Chicago, Feb. 2I.-Packey Mcfarland
will meet either Jimmy Britt or Sat
ling Nelson in Il 70 or 25-round battle
at san Francisco tn" latter part OF
March. Mcfarland ana his retinue Will
leave fer the coast next week to begin
refining for the event.
Berger has secured the March per
NIT from the Frisco authorities, and
ever since that tine has been anxious
to match Mcfarland with some one
on the coast. He has had his eye on
the March . iiGl.. 1t Los Angeles be-
tween Britt and Nelson, and whoever
shows the ,nst form in that contest
viii meet tue Chicago Stochyards lad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
BELMONT AND MCLEAN
WILL MEET IN MARCH.

Boston, Feb. 21.-Aloert belmont,
the Boston bantamWci-ht, and Ike
Mclean Of Hudson met yesterday and
signed articles to meet about the mid
die of March before any club that will
put on the match, or in private, for a
side bet of $500. of which the prelim-
mary deposit was made to bind the ar
tiCleS.
The agreement calls for a bout of rot
less than II rounds to decision, at L.
pounds ringside. They agree 70 give
the clubs until March 6 to bid for the
bout.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
STRENUOUS GAME.
Somewhat Active Contest ct Liver
more Falls, Wilton Winning.

Livermore Falls, Me, Feb. 21-Thc
basketball game last evening at MI
sic hall between Livcrmorc Falls and
Wilton drew out the largest crowd that
ever attended basketball game here,
and the game proved the toughest
exhibition ever witnessed in these
parts John Taylor endeaVored to UNI
pire an impartial game and no one
could find fault with the first half. at
the end of which the score stood IL
to 3 in favor of the Wiltons.
In the second half the Wiltons, out
weighing the local team from 10 to 40
pounds to a man, headed by their
center. Newman, the heaviest aud
probably the best center in the State,
began to crowd the Livermore Fails
players. and some rough playing re-
suited. The local players resented some
of the unfair tactics reSOrted to and
the result was that two of the player
go into a scrap, exchanging blows. The
crowd rushed upon the floor in an en-
deavor to separate the cOnbatants and
the game had to be suspended. Order
was finally restored by umpire Taylor
and the game continued, the WiltoES
winning by n score of &c to L.
For the visitors Newman, the big
center, played the fastest game. max
ing IS of the 2G points for his team.
For the Livermore Falls team the
playing of Palmer and Herscy is
worthy of mention. Palmer securing
10 out of the II points made by his
team. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
BASEBALL.
--
Johnson Calls on President
Dewey to Explain.
Mcclure Sells Seven Players.
Athletics Go 10 New Orleans.
Parent Leaves TO Join White Sox..'
Latham May Manage Lynn.

Boston, Feb. 21.-Ban johnson has
summoned President Dovey of the Hos-
ton Nationals before the National Com
mission to explain the transaction by
which four players who were drafted
by Boston from Worcester were sent
back to the New England League club
without having been given trial by
Boston There is rule against such
a procedure ana the fire is fixed at
$1,000 for Il m jnr league club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

Signor Caruso. the famous singer.
VINO is now singing at fabulous
salary, had no encouragement to culti-
Vate his voice when he was boy. His
1ather, mechanic, was against him
becoming professional vocalist, and
did his best to persuade him to take
up some other occupation. Carusos
hrst salary did not amount to more
than tenpence a week, sum when
he received for singing in the choir OF
church at Naples.-Tit-Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
DOG SAVES HIS MASTER.
Animal Causes Rescue Of Man Who
Fell Into Old Well.

Louisville. Neb.. Feb 27.-Byron Nc
Neatly, after 81 hours in an old well
was saved yesterday by the persistence
of his dog.
While hunting on Friday McNeally
dropped through the brush cover of a
disused well. ninety feet deep The
dogs antics attracted attention Sunday
and he was followed to the we'll A
mirrors reflection revealed the hunts
man at the bottom. He will recover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
ATHLETICS START ON
SPRING TRAINING TRIP.

Philadelphia, Feb. 27.-Thirty- five
members of the Philadelphia American
League baseball team left Wednesday
ni,at for New Orleans for the seasons
preliminary training. Pitcher Plank.
who has had some differences with the
club management. has signed con-
tract for this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Little Girl Knocked Down by Wagon
in Crossing Street in Richmond.

Richmond, Va, Feb. 27.-While run
ming across the street to meet her
teacher, Alice Stratton, aged eight,
a pupil of Springfield School here, met
instant death by being run over by
wagon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
FREDDY PARENT LEAVES
TO JOIN WHITE SOx.

Sanford, Me, Feb. 27.-Fred Parent
tho Boston Americans, left here
Wednesday for spring training at
Los Angeles Cal. He expects to JOIN
his team at Chicago. Parent has been
hunting and fishing in the vicinity Of
Sanford during the present winter and
Is In fine condition as the result of his
outdoor life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
WOLF BITES THREE PEOPLE.
Famished Animal Runs Through
Streets Of Missouri Town.

Chaffee. Mo, Feb. PA famishod
wolf came out of the swamp near here
and ran through the streets, biting
three persons before il was lSilleH b. AL
len Stokes. railroad employee Z. was
so severely bitten on the right leg that
he Immediately started for ST Louis
for treatment, fearing hydrophobia.
John Lewis and a small negro boy
were also bitten. Citizens pursued the
wolf to the swamp and shot it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

The value of wheat ruined by the
rust is estimated at s5,OOO.00O a year.
The chief agricultural region Ct
Peru consists of series of fertile
parallel valleys running the entire ex-
tension of the coast-over 1900 miles
back to the chain of the Andes, the
distance varying from twenty-five 70
seventy-five miles Nr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
KILLED BY WILD ENGINE,
Host!sr at Grafton Crushed, and As.
sistant Seriously Injured.

Grafton. w. Va, Feb. 27.-An engine
in tho Baltimore and Ohio yards here
ran will, killing one and probably ia
tally injuring another employee.
Lewis Rees, an engine hostler, was
crushed, and died within an hour Of
the accident. John Memaugh. an assis-
tant, was also severely injured and
may die. t..- ..+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
Chicago Cattle Market.

CATTLE-Rnceipts 1000: market STEADY :
steers 4.2,N615
HOGS-Receipts 5000: market steady
and firm: choice heavy shipping 4S5d4.4O.
SHEE-Receipts EGO; market: lambs
weak: sheer stcadp: sheep 4gyNJGJ:
lambs 6.GpQ6S5; ycarlngs 5.1JG6..r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

Empress Augusta Victoria's magni-
icent diamonds, which she wears on
great occasions at the German court,
are valued at $1,250,000. In them she
justifies in double sense the conf
pliment the Emperor once paid her
when he calamity referred to her as
''the jewel that sheds luster by my
side" E@s sYt .rrf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Feb. y.
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands
III. -: do. gulf ITO; sales 100 bales.
Galveston steady. 11sS: Charleston quiet
II: Memphis quiet. 11#: New Orleans
steady, 112<; Savannah quiet. II 1-16
Net receipts for six DAYS 1Oi63
Exports to Great Britain r.743D: to
France 15,s24: to the continent Is, Isl: to
Japan 4165.
Stock 673. 702
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E. L. H. S. 81, Portland II. S. IS.

Auburn, Me, Feb. 27.-The Edward
Little Fl. S. basketball team defeated
the Portland High school boys
clean game, by the score of 81 to is.
Tom O'Rourke is going to reopen his
club in New York about March {?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

Miss Mary Woodnan of Woburn. Mass,
was instructor to the late King Carlos.
of Portugal. in English, history and
painting. She has in her possession a
numbf of mementos given her by the
family ard when she left Portugal sha
was promised tide. of nobility should
she ever return. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
SELECTION OF MANAGER
A PROBLEM AT LYNN.

Lynn. Feb. 27.-The selection of a
field manager for the Lynn New Eng
land League Baseball Club promises
TO make the meeting of the board of
directors next Sunday a lively one.
A movement is in progress to secure
the veteran. Arlie Latham, who is now
IN Savannah. Ga, to look after the
team while 1t Is on the field. but Man.
aser Leonard appears to be opposed to
the scheme and wants Harry O'Hagan
10 do this work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28
New York Money Market.

New YORK. Fed. 2.
Prime mercantile paper 4HzM5l4 per cent.
Sterling exchange steady at 4Sj.7Ni
4Sj.15 for demand ard at 4S3.J5Gi 1880 for
6g-day bills.
Commercial hills 4S3i4.
Bar silver ~!
Mexican dollars Az.
Government bonds finn.
Railroad bordS irregular.
Nancy m call easy at 1917 nor cent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

II I I IIft-N!.lTTs''C sI'dIN. CrCalnCrles
close: diaries obG2S
EGGS-FirI1' at market. cases includ-
ed. m6f 2o13; iirsts 21@22: prime firsts =:
extras "a
CHEESE-Firm: 12G14
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TERRY.sosAAN TRIAL.
Continued from Page Oneo

number of sacks of Sawyers. They
were all marked samples.
After discovering the sacks the in
spectors looked up Mr.. Townsend and
asked him how many of the wrapped
papers in rolls they found which had
not been sent to the postoflice Mr..
Townsend said that there were no
wrapped papers left but there were
some on a truck and others which We're
held back to send 10 persons COM
planning that jhcy had not received
their copies.
Following t,'.4 explanation, tile in
spectors took Mr.. Townsend to the
cellar and showed him the pile of
sacks. They asked him why they had
not been mailed as they seemed to be
ready for mailing and he answered
that they were held back by orders Of
Mr.. Terry who desired to send a Circu-
lar latter in the same mail and the
letter had not been prepared.
Continuing the witness said, II left
MIR. Wilmot and Inspector Shaffer
talking with Mr.. Townsend in the cell
lar and went to the office to get Mr.
send could see him. 1 had not been
In the Office long before Mr.. Townsend
came in. I had just asked Mr.. Terry
for his explanation and before he
could answer MIR. Townsend said
You know. Mr.. Terry. that you told
me to hold them back until you hat
prepared the circular letter.
Yes answers, Mr.. Terry. That i.
So"
The witness was further examined
in regard to the count of the paper.
ami stencils for marking them and hat
identified several documents when TIL
government finished with him Just be
fore noon. The crosS-examination wa
begun and but few questions beel
asked when court adjourned.
Inspector Robinson resumed the stan
at the beginning of the afternoon sessio
of the court and his cross-examinatio
vas continued by Mr.. Philbrook.
The witness described the building, tel
Ing Of the location of the rooms and {
the number of employees. He said this
as nearly as he could estimate ther
were 10 persons employed in the build
ING many of whom were women of va
'ylns ages ranging from IS years to As
iakinS mp the matter of stencils fe
ufecting papers, which are to play a
&portant part in the case according
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Pete Noonan Of the st. Louis Cardi-
nails has been released tn st. Paul.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-02-28

Score-Witon 26. Livermcre Falls Il
Goals from tioor-NeWman s. Palmer s.
fouls-Palmcr A. Newman =. Umpire
TAYLOR. Timer, Sears. Scorer, Hyde.
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SHORT CLEAR SIDES-631I.F: 90. cox
w IL OK ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-18
MUST SURRENDER
Rush County Has the Great
est Freak of Nature
Ever.
A PIG WITH MANY EYES

Well of all things. Wayne county
may Just as we'll surrender. Presi-
dent Roosevelt might benefit by trans
ferring the secret service from the
treasury department TO search for the
Rush county nature faktr. The limit
must be reached by the following.
which appeared in the Rushville
Democrat:
About four days ago a genuine
freak" pOrker came into the world
on the McMichael farm occupied by
Charles Rhodes. This pig is genuine
oddly and is possessed of physical
characteristics which. if it lives will
make its owner fortune by exhibit
ing it. The pig is one of an ordinary
litter, but is peculiar, inasmuch as it
is possessed of an extra eye placed
in the center of the head. 1t also has
two mouths. but is only equipped with
one head, the. rest of the body being
naturally formed.
Mr.. Rhodes has undertaken the
task of raising the freak" by hand
but experiences difficulties, when it
comes feeding time.
While he is feeding one mouth the
other. will cry and squeal, vice verso.
When one side is fed it will go TO
sleep while the other is being fed
One would think that feeding at one
mouth would be sufficient, but not so
this freak piggy must be fed at two
mouths.