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The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

rhs aullstin 10 on sale Al the FOL
swing elscss:
CcIenan'A, 7Oz Commercial Avsnus
Halliday House News stand
Blue frcat Restaurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-10-30

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sn installation ot Officers on ths
cgeniag Of Jauuasg vi. ;lAe famlss
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
CONSTITUTES NO CRIME
Judge Says Taking OF Booze
is Not Robbery in
Oklahoma
Special to Daily Leader.

Dugant, okla, May 2S-From now
on it will likely be hard for a man u
cary whislsey in a region infested by
ory.mouthed denizens, for Judge Arm
strong in the district court, held 1hal
taking booze from one who nae
Drought the same into Oklahoma iol
illegal purposes was not highway roD
~ery.
Judge Armstrong came TO THIS de
lision in trying the case of the state
against Harrison jenkins, who was
charged with holding up two boys al
on near Sterrett some two months age
and taking from them a couple ol
safe cases hlled with bottled whiskey
Wnen the evidence was all in, las'
evening after supper, his honor in
sAucIed the jury TO return verdic'
4 not gully, aud the court held tha'
ID was not robbery TO take whisRey
nlay from parties bringing IL from
aLotnef s,ate into Oklahoma for II
legal purposes.
ihe evidence as offe ed by the
state was that Frank Kelley went u
Gainesville, Texas, and got two suit
,ases OF whiskey lor Joe Elliot, who
5 said to be booze dealer of local
prominence. Frank got Off the train
AZ eterlett, where Joe met him. Jack
Kelley hal driven over in a buggy u
saui The liquor BACK and eyade the
officers.
The booze had no sooner been load
ed INTO tue rig than W.ll Bishop and
harrison jenkins came 10 the buggy
dnd ordered frank and Jack kehey,
Is occupants, TO give up the booze or
.Lelr lives The lads lied, and when
ney returned the wAiskey was gone
la some thinA tnaC JenA.ns and Bis
hop took il.
jenkins has several other charges
against him, SO he lacks considerable
III being free man yet. Bishop was
one Of the three who broke Jail here
stme three weeks ago, and is still at
large
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
soyTHWEaTEsN NORMAL NOTES

Prof House OF the modern langu.
go depastment has been appointed
y the Carnegie institution as ono OF
he exchange teachers in Il Prusslan
ligh sCac9l Tor q part of his year
b cad lie and Mrs House will leave
3r Larcpe the last Of July
Mesrs Clover and Landrw visited
Oklahoma City the latter part Of last
Miss Hnptor, member of last
years. class, was a visitor Saturday
Mi HAMPTON Is now principal OF
he hiEh school at Clinton and has
leea elected 10 the second place in
Ae h,sto & department of the Central
state normal at Edmond
Supt C'aude Honald Of the Thomas
icnoais, Nellie Eitson and Grace
3acl, al. cll students, are again en-.
oiled in the Southwestern,
Prof and Mrs. Dowel entertained
he Nnicrs Monday evening They
crvcd comet and eclipse among the
ther daiaties.
The Bfemers are now domiciled on
40 Ia Broadway
Rev, Wolf Of the Christian church
ondueted chapel exercises Monday
sd spoke On "A Chrstless World Tor
N,ehts
The fourth quarterly bulletin Is out
Z vs. the regular announcement Of the
Rrancr lcsion.
j. c. Jones, a student who fc~ a
number OF Years woraed In Kentucky,
was absent over sunday on mMister.
ial work.
Or. Thomas, local physician, lee
u. ID belore the classes in physiol-
gy on tuberculosis Wednesday morn
qs. a
VIM Patterson repressrted the ten
ciEb n the state Association at
yklahsia8 CITY last week.
R0hew " est, q senior, Is dlstrlbut.
a5 cigars this week.-Mrs. just sue.
aGd IN gccsrlng the superinten-
rcy of rha Sentinel schools and a
lie. The br-e was formerly Miss
afa Diusmore a former student OF
he Soa.hN astern, end at present q
acher IN caddo county.
Official and senior invitations to
Commencement exercises are out and
now being scattered broad cast
er the LID.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

CHICKENS RETURN TO R0o5T
A-M the dNelias along the Ar
ga wished 20 establish the
eoy If mailing that a navigable
stream he okEhoma City capital re-
ogal f0l legs opposed the project
a voice, pen and cash
When taa pe0ple Of Northwestern
Oklahoma sorehJ 10 get their just
Dues flcn congress 10 enable them
80 irr-eate the dry sandy places, no
oaa0oma City publicity agent would
A Gayertse tae meetings, some
N Az nAsssg men cf nation
NJ y,S s.ass A
tFAsisF4a ass1,a between the Santa
e ANA Is5cia 1sRgd in M estera Clt
ibola vented a rSiEoadi Oklahoma
ity capital scheme remcYers notifi-
4 taem they could get nothing un-
j laws aere changed to suit the
+ chtmers.
Ite III the capital city the money
was raised 10 pierce that great belt
an3 bring the steel horses Where the
farmers can market their crops adj
anfageously. End, Ekewise appeal
AS q. ie5pcRde With proposed road
a eadg sAid 10 be finauced
oklahoma City refused.
NcW, 1t wishes to steal the tempor-
] ary capital and sell Jew more town
lots
That IS different.
"Griatmill Jones IS rushing hther
aal Won, pedging railways and bal
Icons, II yea Will only help Us with
thc capiJalh
+ That resolution TO aid the Arkan-
sas river navigation scheme was too
hold % bid TO placate the feeling de
scrvealy elgende ed in both Tulsa
aad MusGogee.
+ the chickens are coming n for the
Tho br,sta ID lgr4bbcrs Who have
ough. to nsalEe lhtig place absorb
4 al cf the good things OF Tho other
cities (Gcd knows tAefe In room for
+ all of cg and millions morel need
lisp.
! They want 10 pull off another g alb.
/ The people oppose them.
They are angry ana still hurting
nnd nd slush at all opponents; but
I they read the handwriting. In that
they out-Be lshazzar old Belshazzar
4 himself They need no interpreter.
The word Is written; tlieir schemes
exposed; their iniquities arise to
cru IN their long cherished project
z The metropolis is great; managed
4 by broad. big men, II can have what
d wants N fairness, but the day OF the
bulldczer il gone; the day Of exploi-
ta,on over-the chickens are hack
for the roost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
is YOUNGEST DRUGGIST

Clinton, Okla, May 2S-Cloise d.
Carl has received his certificate from
tle Oklahoma state board of pharm-
try and is now a registered pharmac-
is' He took the examination at Okla
koma City, April 18th and 18th last,
AID Is one of the seventeen out of for
ty.five who passed Mr.. Carl is in
The employ of B avs drug store, and
is one of the youngest pharmacists
u the statc, being less than q years
of age. Another Custer county ap
phcant who passed is H. A. vollmar
OF Thomas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
FARM BONDING COMPANY

Okmulgee, Okla, May 2S-H. +. p
stanford l.. S. SHELTON, w Thornbure
L. DeSdsde9, W. T. Foley, Fred
smith, Fowler Graham, G. w. Nit
chell, d. NJ. Smith and A D. Coeh
an have formed a partnership in the
formation of Probate Bonding com
2any, with headquarters at Okmul
gee.
George Mitchell is president and
Fred Smith is secretary The com
rany will be ready for business on OF
about June 20ih.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
. 0ooooo Q ooooo &c .
Q COMMENT or STATE PRESS 6
9 ON CAPITAL QUESTION c
n -
. Q . GO Q 0 Q co Q Q Q @ Q G
Only one out OF Many


lust as an evidence that the mani
( lest tendency OF Oklahoma City to
Concentrate in itself every interest
aud every benefit Of the entire state
not making it many friends, read the
tollQBing from The Tulsa World: \
Here IA tue state we always speak
titss eAlabpIRa City But officially il Is
sast Oklahoma The postoffice de
lrartment knows no Oklahoma City;
ITS oklahoma, Oklahoma, Now this
Oklahoma City has retail dealers as
sGciations, traffic associations, whole
sale dealers associations aud other
commercial ganizations just as ey-
cry other town OF import in the state.
4 But there is this difference:
If the retail dealers OF Tulsa take
action on pending legislation or a
lrublic issue the action bears on its
4 face the fact that ii is the findings
Jf local organization. But when
Oklahoma City organizations resolute
or action is filed as being the find.
ings OF, the Oklahoma Traffic asso-
citation, for instance. DO you see the
lpoint? In one case there is the
4 weight only Of local influence, in
tie other theie is the weight that at
faches to a state organization or a
state convention.
This trick has been employed time
aiter time by Oklahoma City to influ-
enee legislation and issued abroad
and the men at Washington under
srand thatit's state organization in
state convention assembled that lodg-
ID its protest or endorsement This
! was done in the famous telegram to
senate. Burton when the Oklahoma
-raffic association opposed any ap-
jopriation for deepening the Arkan'
sas river. Oklahoma City did moi
4 iagure in that telegram; not a bit
OF it, But its man Johnson did. And
It's man johnson was promoted to its
il0st important committees because
lhe found out the way to give a purely
| local organization the force of state
4 organization.
How often and how far has this
trick been, played in the past? The
burton telegram just happened to be
lelyen publicity How many other
I llneS mas OkldauHd Ilty III "o. i''
influence In the path OF state prog
ress and relief? It's time the entire
state Of Oklahoma awoke to this con
dition: time that we all had an un-
dc standing as to which is the great
er-Oklahoma City or the sovereign
state Of Oklahoma"
Oklahoma City has done many re-
n arkable and valuable things fol
Oklahoma City. 1t Is wonderful
town and is the cynosure of all the
Southwest. But with all her material
prosperity she has also acquired I
spirit OF utter disregard for the rights
&. interests of any other part OF the
state, which if continued viii make
/. the most cordially hated city oil
THE Southwest.
There are still a few people in the
state who believe that Oklahoma
tity has some consideration for the
welfare OF the rest of the state. Bu'
few more stunts like this capital 10
cation bill will go far towards con
: vincing everyone that Oklahoma Guy
III first. and all the time for Oklahoma
C,ty against the world,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
a REGULAR Tom Bow.

was climbing trees and fences,
jumping bitches, whiting. alwavs get
ting scratches, cuts. spTalns, bruises,
bumps. burns, or scalds. But lawsl
der mother just applied Bucklen's
Arnica Salye and cured her quick
Heals everything healable- Boils, VI
GERS. Eczema, Old Sores, Corns o.
Piles. Try it. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
A Man Wants to Die

only when a lazy liver and sluggish
bowels cause frightful despondeney
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills eXpe
poisons from the system; bring nope
and courage; cure all Liver, Stom
ach and Kidney troubles; impar'
health and vigor to the weak, nervous
and ailing. 25c at all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
Read Thls.

Hutchinson, Kas. After trying
ioctors and different medicines for
kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. It Is
the best medicine on earth.--Walter
e. Perry, 20 S. Main st. Sold by all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

Oklahoma cigy's Macedonian charge
dcr The banner cf trying to be able
~t9 get ready foi 1919, sounds like
man sentenced 20 be hung who
.l.Al,5 n neW tHal ought to be had
eelNe ne was not able to fool the
Ury The first time.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
I0lN SWAT CLUE.

7his IS May 2S-
Two weeks from today
You can join the Swat club
You viii be able, If a voter,
10 get a swat at the wrong
That capital removal monstrosity--
Vote
Vote NOT
Thatll swat Injustice, bad scheme
8rd wrang
Get into the Swat club
Vote "NC" and see that al your
1cighbors vote likewise.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

Ag wo go along, remember this IS
d lie the year OF Guthr.e's greatest
oH 10. CensGs eeorts show we have
done sell Since 1907 but our friend
ly rival cities have done as well and
See must Ae-p going to maintain our
lls'.irn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

Colonel Alexander may not have
agna what lie was looking for in the
nstltution, bit be has discovered
Its sapport Of tic state capital remov-
Dia has injured the bill to no small
won't.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
LET It's ~ rALn

< II af "a e. 9 H p. b %
sss Z W
seFl s9o'&a pe Fls PRIMARY o4is
aIi publicity agents. To dseaig
voters cE this ata gerar,,lrt tNe
iss, ,a.,a..si X, .,.ase .ts- ,ss.
k48L -s
i-al iHs s.4.elllqA1 ilA9 ll = :"
issue aaw2en tue taree central OH
,lahoma oiites- Saswnea ana
ol.lasanl. n, e 4
'RAA Assa asf'5 N4- 4y4N WRd4a N1l
attempting Ia MS leaa ha voters
81 stating. There Il I'D semb.area
of effort rner ~ n,-i oe *. ot.;ss~
et.a
7'p Il ei1noi Nue+.i is ~ SiNHAee ~
enter the race under tAe terms al
the Ledbetter Bill OH paopla oB
rose thu lin fo- r..-.-,.,,. -@s.-...
eta n ., .s.. L
e-0.'i ''-es s4e olI -s one ~
when gfait would, sooner or laser
become tho dominant factnr fBer,
lpjng not tho eri.-,ts-t ,...
.sa, "ss1A't
- ''eA~. ~.4i tae cap. p
'onallllss.oa 70 be createl having
leen granted ~ adoption or tae
&Sessp q gucA rlenary ppwer fnaf
YeNErsfrg short cf to radtr5j trsrra
X could sop arv nraiec rhsy msu
liose Ia carry into avpepi,on sro
fafe that the commissioners waj s4
hcnesE does not answer ihe arr--.
ment. Il II be an honest rron-ei rr
7fw rpA sac 4t t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

TIC cap al removal schemers IN
fe-Gtand how to scatter stories In
heir fave. II they had foundation
"a fact, thcr would be formidable.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

Key corn.v says to Grant county:
'scz she % he ss2 She You'll have
2 pace u .yaa hit the first place trot
~d hold it il what you all can pro
drrr"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28

eGrisiHil jones rerrtrl T7tl
lioBaae Re Is ihe bread Of the caTiiai
removal committee for 0kiah0na S.
How mneh city property does fte Hen
e0risimill. owu7 Yes. why dii GhH.
les plant bis cash IN farm lands aIa
allow bis neighbofs to make tl8g
oaaer vish tho iTqEteta loan eoaceia6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-28
If IN SEARCH

of conveniently located place TO
store your car, come here.
Charges moderate. Open day and
night. a full line Of the best sup
plies and standard accessories. a
well equipped repair department in
charge OF skilled mechanic who
thoroughly understands his busi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

When her roNat highness Princess
Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary COM
pie ties her education "a. the typewriter
and actually takes aictation from int
king OF England and urkles the royal
typewriter with her royal fingers, tha
recipients al letters from IN" KING
viii have 20 be an the lockout FOR the
Initials at the pretty littie secretary
IN the corner. as of4e does not often
receive letters SO douhlY royal
The king believes IN teaching tbs
children 10 he useful. but this bit at
service. was suggested by the princess
herself The king. being Qetite busy
man III his way, THOUGH most people
think Kings have nothing more to do
than sit III court with crowns on their
heads ana took kinsjS, is vel! sup
piled with Secretaries and has two
young women at Marlborough House
who do nothing hat ais personal type
writing II was To one Of these that
Princess Mary applied for instructions
and az the eoung woman did not fear
that thu princess vault displace her
she instructed her In the mysteries 81
the typewriter, until the girl could
pound the keys with al, the Vim and
assurance of 4 sttreots ped peroAidfd
Stenoerapher on the fwvnty+afth floor
Of an American office building.
Then the princess proceeded to APP
ply for 8 job. as many Il StenoErapher
has had t. do Who haas reyer been a
princess eSCent ta the pne calloM
kiddo who brings hi. bon of candy
and his pat.rphobia around with hun
On Sunday nights. The king promised
to trust his affairs to the. hands Of the
little aspiranf To sccretarial honorS
and the l3-Hear- old employe OF the
Brjtish euinfIs DroiuutlN hustled back
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

Seven girls are Supposed TO take
part IN the making a. this cake aud
during Its eoncoction not Il word must
he uttered. the sterner sax are han-
ished. The cake. made of nothing
hit flour and water is mixed to
stif dough aud placed IN pan. II
any one 50 TAR tnrgets herself as to
speak she Is thrust out OF the charm-
I'D circle. and according To legend.
MIL he the last 10 we'd
ON the top of the cake when ready
fer the oyen each girl pricks her I'M.
tials with those Of her best beloved
with IA new pin and the cake ss put
in the oven to bake exactly ten min
utes. silence still prevailing. When
the baking IL accomplished those
whose initials are still to he seen may
count upon being married before the
year is out.
Then when the door is opened and
II man enters the girl upon whom his
eye first rests will be the first OF tho
seven to he led to the altar,
EMMA PADDOCK TELFORD.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Royal Typist for Royal Letters

open, sunny couttenance that speaks
the honesty and merriinent of old
England in every line,
This matter OF royal correspondence
has come to be such 4 complicated
system. Debating signing, reading
papers and letters that halt 1t dozen
secretaries are busy opening. Ia the
days when Gharlenlagne used 10 send
his messengers 60 pay his respects Il"
itarnun al kaschid. the hardly AMI
mighty one never troubled to write
his name, hut SIMPLY dipped his fist
~ the inkpat and brought the huge
member down upon the paper
II took a learned scribe with an
army OF coadjuturs some littie time
t. pen the mtssiNe illuminate II and
put in the proper Houifshes. They
would have teen highly ineensed at
the suggestion that some day child
would do the writing OF II man who
ruled more lands than Ghariemagne,
and do ten times as muth Ia one
tenth OF the time.
Princess Mry was deVetedS fond
Of King F.dWard. Her father Is SO
very different in his manner from
the grandfather thai one would not
think he would be q man "a inspire
enthusiasm i'll his children He has
not the cntrtly grace of his father,
nut more Inc fn8iiItl III Il HIN I'll
officer, better accustomed to AN atti-
tude OF authority than one II kindly
rotttt. scensian His ideas OF disei
pliHe, however. have inspired in his
children his Ideals Of duty
The boYs. reared on plan fare. an
allowance Of - cents a week and a
hunk to sleep in at school. are little
Spartans, and, doubtless. the little
princess, seeing her brothers growing
up with extensive titles. and learning
the WAYS al rulers and officers
thought that she, too. should be an
active member uf the family royal,
Her services viii not mean much to
England, perhaps. in the way Of q
financial saving but the day may
come when thu idea that ii is Il duty
To be OF service may mean much to
England when embodied in a fully
ss5oulId peJalg'u NltnJ pun padol9Aap
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
What TO Wear.

The suggestion If what Ia wear il
Il good one the guests With such
information are able 10 dress them
selves appropriately foi the business
In hand. one invitation for this year
reads: Come az a witch, bat, a
brownie. a cat. ghost. spite or
just In white. and please bring a
Jack oI.ant-rn.
Sheet ana pillow case parties are
always In order for Hallowe EN-, the
guests arriving already draped and
about the house or through the
neighborhood each participant carry
ing his lighted Jack o Lantern. II IN
the country this march may lie ac
eompanied by the blowing OF horns,
the clank of chains, groanings. sepll-
chral or ghostls tunes played on
combs covered with paper. In the
city this would be obviously inn
practicable.
Returning to the house. the sheeted
ghosts may be confronted at the front
door by his Satanic Majesty dressed
in red, with q red mask. holding his
pitchfork. In hand, or by II witch
dressed In large hood and cloak with
long locks OF gray hair struggling
down the sides of her face. Upon the
table may be a laage black kettle out
Of which she ladies' fortunes for her
arriving guests. Thcs. may he any
small appropriate obje;ts. with verses
attached. With a miniature Ratchet
the recipient may be told to 'shcw
his own way through life With a
little birch bark canoe the injunction
To paddle his owe canoe" With n
miniature auto
In an auto you soon shall ride
With beautlfu' partner by your
side"
Ana with paint box
You win he an artist and travel the
wide world DER
Ano the pictures that you paint viii
be valued more and more.
The guests may thcr be escorted
to the dressing rooms. where they
car lay aside then masks and sheets
ane dress for the remainder of the,
evening
" fancs drassis desired the hostess
may appear AZ witch IN black. with
ii peaked ha. and broom. Refresh
mente should be served next afta-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
For the Night When
COLLINS and Ghosts Appeal

10 his friends the following verse was
appended
- Please come Ia your raes. and come
in your tags.
Bnt mol III your velvet gov n
Bring a sheet aud IA cast Your form
u grace
And little white mask to cover
your face.
Another suggestive invitation WAS
this
Witches and COLLINS aud tairies
bright,
Dance boldly together on Hal
lowe en- night;
Don Your woird toys and Join in the
fun.
Or witches aud goblins wili soon
make you run.
Water color paper cut in the shape
OF pumpkins and colored oranges or
in the form OF a black cat or rabbit
and a rhymng invitation written on
II in red or black INK are attractive,
ms also are white cards With pen ANA
ink sketches ot witches, owls, hob
COLLINS. magicians. 81,
If an answer Of acceptance or de-
clination Is desired simply append 10
the invitation the conventional "R.
s, Y. +. or rs 1t yes or no ."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27
Hawaiian Mahogany.

rhc head of the forestry department
of the SaHte Sc has returned ffe1a
Hon, lulu where liz FeDlf to sign up
q contract eer The entire ootpat Of ehla
ties II the Hawaiian tSlauds
ulia is the heaviest wood know n.
aud If also one of tn hardest. II is
n SPECIES Of mahogany. very kuottt and
nnsplitattlc Experiment have proved
THAI II Is affected but Bttie hy the
continuous paundius OF Heavy rolling
stock. and fs1 that feftson II - hsins
used III curves, whore strength and
durability ara OF thu greatest ilnper-
tanee and ce,st matter ef secondary
Importance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-10-27

The more unconventional and orig
inai these are the better. At a Hal
lo'Ns'en eeefsteak party in Boston
given recently tire Invitations like the
menu, we're printed on rough butch
ers' paper and fastened with coarse
Irvine around wooden skewers
At barn party the invitations We're
alse folded sheets Of coarse brown
paper. upon the first sheet of which
We're the words. Halloween. octo-
Der 81" .AroLnd~ the border was
woven a piece of half dried corn husk
and through one corner nf this Wae
thrust ripened spear of oats. IN
the lower corner Was the hEure Of n
rabbit sitting on a pumpkin on the
invitations sen; out by IA young hoy