... becomes an annoying weed, and so may be considered and treated the numerous young plants of the strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry which we see between the rows. The ordinary weeds are, however, plants for which we have no use. Where do they come from ...

... of pasture lend as would make your cowboys out West mad with envy, and right under the t.urning eepator we have fed on blackberries anti bribe ries. and quenched our thirst with crystal water fresh from the snowebeds. We have also been ab'e to add six ...

... car. . , , Mr. Moriarty said there was one question he wished to ask the witness, because side-cam were not as plentiful blackberries in that part of the country. (To witness)—Are they? Witness—They are not (laughter). Mr. Moriarty—Except the cars of policemen ...