Manti Messenger | 1938-11-25 | Page 5 | "El Dorado" Explained

El tiEl Dorado Explained The word El Dorado meaning the Uthe gilded one was first applied to a South American tribal king or priest said to cover himself with gold dust at an annual religious festival Earthworm Uses Its Bristles Rows of tiny stiff bristles on the body of an earthworm are the means mean's by which it travels The attempt attempt at at- tempt of a robin to pull an earthworm earthworm earthworm earth earth- worm from its burrow is made difficult difficult dif dif- by the extending of these bristles bristles bris bris- into the walls of the burrow I Not King of raf the Air The headed bald-headed eagle is no more king of the air nir than the lion is J king of the jungle The golden eagle probably is is tougher than the one and the tiger fiercer than the other