ON Nov. 24, 1924, a common mule on the farm of Mr. W. J. Kilian, of Weenen, Natal, gave birth to a male foal, and a detailed account of the occurrence was given in the Annals of the Natal Museum, vol.

Years later, a renowned food writer added new details to this story, pointing to Los Angeles as the place where the Moscow Mule found its second wind. Although we don't have an exact birth date ...

This, he says, is where his woes started and with them the birth of Flossin Mauwano. Stephen Mule aka Flossin Mauwano [Stafford Ondego, Standard] His father, a military man, was also polygamous.