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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-04
LIVE STOCK.


Chicago. March A-Cattle- Receipts, es-
timatcd at $500. market steady. Beeves.
bOyHs.iO. Texas steers, 4.10nb 80; west
ern steers. 4.lOa6 20. stockers and feed
so: calves. 7.60Ge.0.
HoEs-Receipts. estimated at HOO:
market 5a10c. higher. Light. $500 $50;
mixed. 9.55a9.gh. heavy. 9.60Q o.oO;
.. 1aiO.OO. pigs s.65d9. 80; bulk Of sales
q 1Ja9.9O
sheep Receipts. estimated at 5000;
market strong, loc. higher. Native, 5.o0
10: western. 5.5OdS1O: yearlinEs, 7.3M
500; lambs. native, s.0Oa9 %; western
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. March i-Cattle-Re-
pcipts, 1000 market steady. Native
steers. 4 5Gq6.75. cows and heifers. 50lr
O. 10. stockers and feeders. t0Oa6.&,
bulls f25n5.75s calves. fJ0QS.15, west
s s59 steers 300 I'd "'''s'" cows 800"
Hogs-Recc. rts. 900. market Sc. high
er Bulk Of saIvs. g.4Om9.7: heavy. 9. IS
Hg BaGke rs a aIs 6p 5S6S 81 '""''''
heep-Receipts, loo. market steady.
Muttons g. sam; lambs. s.O0u9lO. fed
western wcthers and yearlings, 6.750S 90;
fed western ewes. 6.&q7 3.
OMAHA
Omaha. March -Cattle-Receipts 200.
market steady. Native steers. f15nN 80.
COWS and heifers, 4.OO0 500. tanners. 2.,5
03.75; stockers and feeders. ASA $50,
calves 4U0S&; bulls, stays, etc. $500
Hogs-Reccipts. 7Uo: market 5aloc.
higher. Heavy 9.00s.I5. mixed. 9. asa
go; light s35a9 g.; pigs. S.&us p; bulk
sheep-Rcceipts 100; market steady.
Yearlings. 1G2s.50. wcthers. 1.ED1.15.
owes, 1000 40. lambs. s.jOa9.2j
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IrNIsm rrNNEL coNrRNCr.

Word has been received from camp
Bird I'm American Fork canyon 10 the
effect that the property continues TO he
"a promising mine. The contract for driv-
ing the tunnel 90 the zoo foot line has
been completed and the management
viii inspect tho property with a view
20 determining whether Co continue 10
drive the tunnel with "a hope of strlk-
Ing tho ore body or to drtt ON the fls-
sure at the $50 point
Local men Interested in the diggings
arc iubUaut over the showing made so
far and are confident that "a good thing
rs In store for them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-04
TOO SUGGESTIVE.

The new patient had been put to
bed by the nurse. Upon waking he In
quircd;
''P.hwat did ye say the Doctors name
wasp
Or Fitzpatrick" was tho reply.
"Thot settles IT," replied the sick
man "Thot doctor win not git "a
chance 20 operate on mel"
why not7" asked the nurse. He
is a good doctor
Maybe So but not for me. You see.
my name is Patrick. ladies Homo
Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-04
TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. March Mooney on call
easy; 2hQ3 per cent; ruling rate, 27s;
closing bid. "a offered az "a
Time loans flrmer and fairly active;
GO days. ga per cent. 90 days az per
cent. six months, 37MA per cent
Close Prime mercantile paper, 4ik0
per cent
Sterling exchange firm, With actual
business IN bankers bills at 4.S4. S50
ass for 60-iay bills. and at 4.ST. % for
demand
Commercial bills, isth@N.
Bar silver, 50A
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, Irregular.
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sInrN sTmL GoING mGmER


Colorado and Grand dcnifal arc Ni''
Much Stronger.
Tinta securities were again the lively
ISSUES ON Ga, local stock exchange this
morning sioux Consolidated was ~
far the most active stock on the
board For several days the stock has
been moving up steadily and today
reached % now nigh level OF AZ cents.
This is the highest the stock has sold
at in several months. The trading in
the stock was general, although II
was noticeable that there we're a
number of eastern orders.
II was rumored about the exchange
this morning that there has been con-
siderable shOrting Of the stock In the
east and that the EFFORT 10 cover was
the cause OF the sudden raise Ia the
stock. In the past two weeks the
stock has jumped up 30 per cent ON
the regular board 1880 shares were
disposed OF this morning.
Colorado was the strongest this
morning that q has been In some time
10 readily sole al Sc cents Iron Bios
som was weaker. Columbus Console
dated continued weak and was as low
az 81 cents. recovering slightly az
the close.
Although only one sale was made
in Grand Central No showed sub
siantial advance. one hundred shares
were disposed Of at Si.95. There was
no trading i'm Lower Mammoth al
though the stock was much stronger
on the bid and offer. Opohongo sold at
"A and 2S cents this morning which
is much stronger than usual.
There was considerable activity on
tho curb market due 10 the trading I'm
Opex The following we're the sales
on the curb 1900 shares OF Opox at
So cents: 500 shares az sc cents buyer
so DAYS 200 at 81. 1000 shares Of
Golden Chain at 45 cents.
TODAY's QUOTATIONS..
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AFTERNOON SALES.
Addie, 900 at l.
Black Jack. 1900 at liz.
Carisa 700 at CO.
Cedar ralisman. 1900 az g.
Colorado 200 at So; 8.4OO az S.
Columbus. 900 nc 81. zoo al So 500
at "a, 800 at &C., 100 at Sc. 500 at 81
buyer 60
East Tintic Development. 900 at AZ
Ely Calcumct 500 az 20.
Iron blossom 900 at o.
Grand Central. 200 at 1876: 100 at
1877 p.
Lower Mammoth 100 al s..
May Day. 100 at O.
Opohongo, 800 az 26ia 500 az 27tk:
500 az %. 500 at 80; 1000 at 29ia. 500
at 2Sia.
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING.
We are the pioneers IN job fila
ing and Book binding IN the sta1
Our facilities are the best for ha n,a,
ing any class OF work. no matter
large or how small r,upT.
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DE-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-04

Tonopah. 81 bid Tonopah Extension,
90 bid; MacNamara. 26m27. Midway.
25Ul6. Tonopah Belmont. .62ian1. 65;
Tonopah North Star. 3a4; West End
Cons 3tW3s, Rescue, 4 bid Jim
Butler 1l0l2.
GOLDFIELD
saudstorm, 3 bid. Colorado Min, 6
bid. Kendall. 4 asked. Booth. 10 asked;
Blue Bun. SOS. Adams. ] asked: Silver
pick 10 bid; Blue Bel. gas. Lone star
4N5. orc, 70s; Atlanta. t60lS. Great
Bend, 3 bid. Rcd Top Ext, . bid, Flor
oucc. 90 bid. Diamonddeld h. h. Con =,
gas. Goldhcld Daisy. 16S Combination
Fraction. 33u34. Great Bend Ext .
asked. Great Bend Annex, 2 asked;
Kewauos. 1US. Portland. 2 asked;
Cuckeriaok bid. r. Mohawk, 2 bid;
Red Hills. i05. Y Tiger, bid;
Grandma. ] bid: Goldfeld Con. s27ia0
$50. D.amondheld Triangle ] asked, G.
O. D., II asked: Florence Ext, asked
BULLFROG
Mont. Buurog. asked, National
Bank I bid. Amethyst. I bid; Bonnie
Glare. 10 asked. Mayhowcr Con. bid;
Montgy. Mt bid. Homostake Con,
asked Tramp Con, asked.
MANHATTAN.
Mani Con. { asked. Dexter, bid
OTHER DISTRICTS.
Fairview Eagle. f. asked: Nevaoa
HIS. 80 asked Pittsburg Su Peak. 20
bid. Eagles Nest, 2n4. Round Noun
tain. 5O05l. Rawhidc queen, 1913;
Rawhide Coalition, II bid.
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INSPIRATION BLOCKING OUT ORE
Company VIII Soon Decide on site for
It's New COnCcntrator.

Several OF the leading officials OF the
Inspiration Copper company have just
finished an examination OF the prop
erty and report IL 60 be in excellent
shape.
Five drifts and one raise ara being
driven to block out the or. body ana
explore new areas on the 400 foot level
OF the Joe Bush SHAFT. and the ore
averages nearly 3 per cent copper
throughout these workings, which as-
grcgatc ., 400 feet
Near the Joe Bush shaft a small
plant win soon boz erected tu mako
tests OF concentration ON the low
grade sulphido ore developed ON the
Inspiration property. Bvcry minor
test made OF this orc SO FAR Indicates
that the ratio Of concentration Will De-
az favorable as that of any low grade
mine in Arizona. Dripping SPRINGS
wash. on the ella river. is being con-
sidered % "a possible location of "a oon-
cpntratOr TO reduce the ore from the
inspiration mine. This site BE- regarded
sa being very practicable for 20 mill
but as yet nothing definite concerning
this matter has been determined.
The ajit being driven from the Key
stone gulCh toward the Joe Bush shaft
| FOR the purpose OF mining Inspiration
ore. is nearly 100 feet long The in
| stalIatlon OF the 1O-drill air compressor
now ON the ground ut tho portal of This
adlt tunnel. should be completed within
two weeks. and should greatly fac'li-
tate the work Of extending ne tunnel
At tho Scorpion shaft located 200
feet northwest Of the Joe Bush SHAFT.
the crosscut driven southwark pn che
g15 foot level lis go feet long and for
the past 100 foot has boon iu orc rum
ming noarlv per cent copper The two
churn drill holes now being sunk, one
northwest and one southwest NJ the
Zoe Rush s8ft. arc $50 feet and 4q0
fcet deep respectively From "a depth
of 22o feot whore sulphide ore was
Nrst encountered these drill holes have
been continuously through ore OF good
commercial grade
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Bingham AmalFamated. 600 at 11tk.
Cedar Talisman, 1900 az "a
Colorado. 500 AZ IS buyer IN. 200 az So
Columbus. 300 at 90. 1000 az &c. 1000
az 81; 1000 az 90
Crown Point. 1000 AZ ~.
Grand Central 100 az 1876
Iron Blossom. 400 "a a. 300 az 81.
900 ~ o.. 300 al % buyer GO.
King william. 600 az TO-
Minea Flat 1000 AZ n
New York. 1000 at 90; 800 AZ 10
buyer so.
Opohongo. 1000 AT q: 500 at %.
Phoebe Metals 2 900 M ~
Sioux Con. 100 at 90. 300 at a.. 500 a
45. 800 at f5h. 5000 at &C., 300 at A.
seller l5. 1000 AZ Is seller 30: 800 ~ as
seller 10, 800 at 4sia 100 at A.. 500 at
45 ~ seller 90.
Uncle Sam. 800 az 20.
Utah Con, 1000 no 81.
OPEN BOARD.
Colorado. 300 ct IS.
Iron blossom. 1900 az %
New York. 800 at ~ 500 AZ OK buy
or So
Mason valley 100 az 100
May Day. 500 az s. 500 al sL
OpohOnRo. 500 az Is. 800 al g.
Utah Con. 1000 at 5A
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Amount.
Regular board ........345O0 $l31A25
open board ............l1200 5.5Oi. 90
sr,t,t. AZ -oo etc ot- o.
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Stock certificates bonds and blank
books of any size or style made 10
order. Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-04
STOCK CERTIFICATES.

Stock certificates bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made o.
order Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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WOOL.


ST. Louis March 4-Wool, firm. Flua
2lu2f, fine. l2aI. tub washed -5uZs.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
FINISH COPPER BELT
LATE THIS SUMMER

NAV Not he Done Before New Smeltcr
II Complctcd--WiH Opcn Tn
Country Of Great Resources.
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sroCK CERTIFICArEs.

Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER co.
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ronorab Nevada, 100 b'd. Montana
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
Conger-Osborn.

Wednesday evening at o:3op. m.
at the residence of the bride, on
west Carthage avenue occurred the
marriage of Mr.. S. S. Conger and
Mrs. Maude Osborn. The wedding
ceremony way by Rev. w. G..
Baker, pastor of the First Metho-
dist church. The wedding was
witnessed by u few relatives and
close friends of the bride and groom.
The pair so happily united, will be
at home to their friends, at the resi-
dence of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conger are so we'll
known that no introduction isneces.
sary by us. Mr.. Conger having
for years been foreman of the
Meade Fowler section of the rail
road here, is known by all. and has
host of friends. Mrs. Conger
has also resided some time is her
present home, and is known and re-
spected by all and loved by her
neighbors for many acts of sisterly
kindness and thoughtful care OF
those in trouble or affliction. Their
many friends are wishing them long
years of welded companionship
with all the blessings which mortals
may hope for.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
Why Not a Hospital.

Jesse l.. Butler, one of Kansas
City's expert book keepers is here
visiting at the home of relatives,
Luther Thompsons. He says this
country looks grand to him. He
hopes to improve in health so he
can again take up the subject of
wrestling with books and figures,
Well it looks like Meade is get
ting to be health resort, why not
build hospital and sanitarium so
we can take care of our sick and
afflicted and also provide for a rest
cure for those who want to come
here to rest and breath the ozone in
its pure and unadulterated state.
Mrs. Thompson.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
town.
nee INcUBAToR BABY.

A description of this entertain
ment would be incomplete with
out mention of this attraction.
Tickets were sold at Scents each
to see the incubator baby. Being
assured that the baby was alive
and no older than we are, we
secured ticket and were direct
ed to go up into the gallery,
which we did. There we found
the baby incubating, as large as
life. if not larger. The baby
was taking nourishment from a
three gallon nursing bottle
through section of one inch
hose, and shaking a rattle about
the size of an ordinary water
bucket. On further inquiry we
learned that the incubating of the
incubator baby in this case, re-
suited in the Matching out of
nickles for the band stand fund
as certainly, if not plentiful by
that of the Topeka incubator
baby did, Matching trouble for
everybody and dollars for law.
yers fees.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19

wANTED--Ten or more patriotic
citizens to.donate their army rifles
with bayonets attached for use
Memorial day. Leave them at the
office of S. H. Morrow or O. Il.
Stevens on or before Saturday, May
II. They will be well cared for
and returned promptly.
Bob Russell, trustee of Fowler
township, came down to the city
Saturday to turn in his report as
assessor of that township. He
is the second man in with his re-
port. Mr.. Russell says that
there is considerable increase
IN the acreage of wheat in Fow-
Ter township, over that of last
year and that it is in splendid
shape. That all crops are look
ing fine, and the township gener-
ally is prosperous as one could
reasonably ask.
The Southwest telephone COM
pany is remodling their office to
accommodate the increasing bust
ness. The toll board will be placed
near the window to accommodate
customers and the main board will
be in another room. Two instead
of one booth will be in use for toll
and long distance patrons. A motor
cycle has been procured for the
line rider and will be kept at Fow-
Ter.
Rev. E. H. Sperow from Lydia,
will arrive IN Meade
about June Ist, to take temporarily
the pastorate of the list. Presby-
terrain church. 1t is hoped that Mr..
5perow will be SO we'll pleased with
The southwest, and especially with
Meade and the church here that he
will remain and take permanent
charge of work In Meade. 1t is
,reat change in climate and condi-
ions from the sea coast state of
Maryland to this elevated plains
country, and from the wooded slop-
IS and hills of his present home 10
he wide levels of Meade county
'ut he expects to like it and hopes
o find his life work here. The
hurch has long been without
astor and will welcome warmly a
ettIedpastor.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
Farmers Sale Day.

Last Saturday was about as dis
agreeable day to be out, or drive
across the country, as happens here
at this time of year. In the morn
ing heavy fog and fine drizzle OF
rain with a cold, raw wind, made it
anything but pleasant to be out OF
doors. The mud precluded driving
fast with either horse or auto. How
ever for all that. the town was filled
with crowd of farmers. But few
brought their wives or daughters
along because of the weather
Several lots of goods which were
listed, were not brought In because
of the bad weather. The merchants
had a good day, sales were large,
customers well satisfied and consid-
cred themselves well paid for their
drive through the rain and over the
bad roads. All of which illustrates
the well established fact that it paws
to advertise. 1t pays the merchant
or other advertiser. and it pays the
person to whom the advertisement
is sent. 1t also points argument
made so frequently in The News
that there is no part of the paper
which pays the subscriber so well
as the business announcements.
Persons were here from Gray coun-
ty and from south as far as the
Cimarron and beyond. The Com
mercial Club is planning to arrange
a JOY ride in automobiles south and
west as far Beaver City, before the
next sale day. The object being to
see the country, which The News
has been for months praising as one
OF the finest sections which is tribu-
tary to Meade, and get acquainted
with the farmers and their families.
There Is also growing jobbing
trade with Beaver and the country
merchants in the great stretch of
farming country, which it will be
the object of studying and prepar-
ing to care for more Satisfactorily
in the future. Meade is the center
of the largest scope of rich and d.
versifed farming country in the
southwest. This Meade will study
as to its needs, and constantly aug
ment Its ability to handle the trade
for. Here is the easiest point for
shipment of either stock, hay or
grain for all this country, and here
are and always will be found stocks
of goods which will be sold right.
to supply every call of the inhabl-
tants.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
From X. S. u.
Editor Meade County News,
Dear Sir:

Editor Meade county News,
Dear Sir:
The spring term OF
school at Kansas University will be
finished in a few weeks. Tennis and
track are now the chief interest to the
undergraduates in the University,
while those who will graduate are
busy preparing for the commence
ment exercises.
Meade students are certainly do
ing their share for tennis. Frank
Wood is a me.nber of the Universe
ty tennis team, and Marjorie Bodle
is President of the Women's Tennis
Club, organized by girls of the Uni
verslty.
From June third till the ninth the
seniors and alumni with their friends
have entire possession of the hill.
Sunday evening. Bishop William
Fraser Mcdowell of Evanston, Hill
nois, will give the Baccalaureate adj
dress. Monday a regatta consist
ing of diving. swimming and boat
races will be held on the Kansas
river. The totem pole ceremonies
and class day exercises in the morn
ing, the base ball game in the after
noon between alumni and seniors,
with the senior farce in the evening,
makes Tuesday an especially in
teresting day. Wednesday morning
Professor Josiah Royce, of Harvard
University will give the commence
ment address, after which comes the !
proper, when the
seniors receive their diplomas,
A Meade Student.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
Political Announcements.

hereby announce myself a candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the will of the
Republicans of Meade County, at the August
Primary. John F. Sweet
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
Subscription, SI.oo per year.

Advertising rates, for all display adyerts-
ing, 10 cents per inch each insertion. Locals
cents per line each insertion. All adver-
tisements run eff" unless otherwise ordered.
Discount on yearly contracts on application.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19

Col. D. Z. Ballard arrived at his
Spr ing Greek ranch this week.
Messrs Suttles and Cook from
Washington. Kansas, came on from
the Hutchinson reunion to Meade
AID are visiting friends.
Many citizens of Fowler we're
down Wednesday to attend Judge
Whites J. P. court where a pre-
liminary trial was in progress, the
defendant and prosecuting witness
being from near Fowler.
AT noon Wednesday telegram
bulliten from the observatory at
Washington ID. &. warned the pub
lie that the gases contained in the
rain of Halley's comet would be
heavier and more fatal than had
previously announced. 1t stated
that some forms of vegetation as
we'll as fouls and small animals
would be killed by the gases.
When you read this you will know
or not the scientists and
astronomers had correctly figured
the phenomena out or not.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1910-05-19
THE BAND STAND
FUND is GROWING
Baby Show and Dinner Success
Ladies Having Affairs in Charge
Working Faithfully

Working Faithfully
The ladies having the raising
of funds for erection of a band
stand, served dinner and held d
baby show at the opera house
last Saturday. The effort was a
success every way. The dinner
served was an accommodation to
many persons in town to attend
the farmers sale day. And as
a revenue producer it was a
grand success. The receipts
we're $500 net. This brings
the cash on hand for the purpose
named up to $4,000. This week
the ladies will hold spring sale.
At this sale will be offered
everything for house or garden
use which is particularly in de-
mand in the spring months.
The offerings will include grader
seeds, hoes, rakes, sunbonnets,
aprons and everything needed
for pleasure or useful in the
house or garden for spring
work.
THE BABY SHOW,
This was the drawing card
for the occasion. The first prize
was for the latest baby under
six months old, prize to be baby
pin, this was won by Howard |
Fred Blow. age two months and
one day, weight seventeen and
one-half pounds.
The next was for the prettiest
baby under six months old, the
prize a ring, was won by Paul
| Newberry, age five months.
The next being for the latest
baby over six months and under
one year, this was won by
Samuel Edward Sumpter, age
eight months, weight twenty
three and three fourths pounds.
The prize being knife, fork and
spoon.
Next was for the prettiest
baby six months and under one
year old, prize necklace and was
taken by Merele Dorland, ten
old.
The last being for prettiest
baby one to two years old, prize
| bracelet and was won by Anna
Hinsdale, one year old.
All together there were four
teen entries for the prizes.
PRIZES AND Difficult
TIES OF JUDGES.
There being no one IN Meade
With the courage necessary to
Undertake the judging of the
and awarding the prizes,
wo men were selected from
broad. The requisites for the
position we're an artistic temper
nent, fine judicial mind and !
.reat physicaland moral courage. V
These were found in DR.. Hop L
inns of Denver, Colorado, and c
ar. Lee Larabee, banker from II
liberal. The doctor in addi- c
ion being supplied with a COM "
'lete knowledge of anatomy, and
ar. Larabee being additionally u
quipped for his difficult posi- b
ion by long experience in the "
election of fine cattle and fore. a
cling from from persons gen. c
raj makeup his ability to meet h
contract made. II
Directly after the prizes were
warded, the judges appeared in
he News office, and on being
for their fine dis D
rlmlnation IN selecting the
rize winners and for their high v
ourage, replied that they had tt
scaped by the back entrance a;
nd were not entitled to all the
equation they were being
iven for courage. But that was ~
lodesty on their part, for we =.
i've it out cold, that neither of -
lem showed the least sign of ~
eng embarrassed, to say moth "
IQ OF being scared. II iS our