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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18
CLAIM VIOLATION
s0F HEALTH LAWS
lunch Counter Owner Is
Arrested on Complaint
of Mrs. Sturgeon.
HAS VIOLATED ORDER
Inspector Says Kitchen Is
Filthy and Foods Not
Fit for Use.

Information charging tho un.
NAMED proprietor Of the confession
airy located a. 3ij south Main street
With OPERATING the place In yio'a'
tton of rule 40. ~ cf the state health
laws, relative to the failure of sell
ors OF edihlrs t. property project
foods from flits, Wo,ms ard vormln,
was filed in The court of Justice IL.
T. Gray yesterday boy Mrs. r. IL.
Sturgeon, representative u the state
health department \ John Doe war
rant was issued by the court for the
proprietor.
Mrs. sturgeon, IN consultatiOn with
Elton II, Hunt, assistant county at
tofnoy. stated that tho place IN ducs.
ton was without doubt one OF the
most unsInitary Kitchens In the city.
Flour used Ia baking wnH alive
wlih weevils, dates, figs. unrCasted
ptanu,s were badly eaten by worms.
AND rats, by gaining access to the
reHigorator hdi eaten most Of the
frnit, vegetables and meats
there. Mrs. Sturgeon sepera, weeks
ago notified the proprietor, "a Greek.
70 close tho place until her orders
had been complied with and since ne
has. according TO her statements,
refused to obey the health rules
made for the proptcctior OF patrons.
made for the protection OF patrons,
him yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18
EMPLOYEES MUST
REFUND BIG SUM
New Ruling of Postoffice
Department Is
Drestic.

Tulsa postal employees numboring
3s who did overtime work on sun
days during the month OF Juno must
refund to the gosernmcut tho sum Of
f3i957 which they earned for this
extra work. because OF recent rul-
ing ~ the comptroller ~ the de-
partmont that the provisions Of n
rev postal law become effective on
June 3, tho date OF the passage of
The act. n ~. Wiiburn ~ the cler-
cul force stated yesterday.
Tho rs employees worked S9 days
and hours or no hours, on sun
duys In Jun, some OF the en-
ploytcs worked Uply "A part OF one
SUNDAY others one entire Sunday.
and others four Sundays. The money
which they viii return 10 Uncle Sam
VIII vary according TO the number
OF hours which they spent, from n
few dollars 10 t1B. These amounts
win be returned to the different in
dividuals this month.
The time gpent by the employees
In extra work during Juno will not
bes entirely lost as they Will receive
compensation time for II. However
their object IN working overtime was
monetary.
Under the old law employees could
accept either compensation time or
money when they worked overtime.
The new law reads; Hereafter,
when the needs oi the service require
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18
Sand Springs Notes

SAND SPRINGS. Aug. i7.--The
city officials have sold tho buildine
formerly used for the council room
to local dealer In furniture who
will convert 70 into a warehouse. Tho
building II located just north Of the
Jan
Mrs. NJ Reed, residing on Clovo-
land street Is In Enid visiting rela-
tivcs and friends She viii be gone
FOR week.
The Wilson property on Firth has
been sold 10 family from the cast
and viii be occupied by them within
two weeks
The Quality drug store. owned by
Russell and Richardson, has changed
hands MIR. Richardson has sold out
and viii leave oklahoma In the near
future.
Mrs. clyde Wilson ana sons Ralph
and Wesley left Tuesday morning
for Arkansas. where the boys Will re-
main with their grandmother uniil
their family Is settled In "a new
home. which Will probably be In
Ponca City.
Mr.. stat or Broken Arrow was AZ
the home of his daughter. Mrs,
Sampson, on Garfield. Tuesday.
Mrs : W. McWiiliams went to
Claromore Tucsday for two weeks
stay for her health.
The new building on Main by the
poNofflco has been rented to Mr.
Waddlc to be used FOR u hotel Mrs.
Wnddlo was prUpriotross of tho Iowa
hotel until n short timc ago. when II
was sold.
The meetings at the high school
building are drawing larger crowds
every night, Tuesday night there
was special singing and readings by
members OF the Christian church.
At 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon
short services were held In the local
undertaking parlors for Charles Lu-
ther, who died suddenly OF heart
failure at the Sand Springs park
Monday evening. The body was
then shipped To Los Angeles for in
terment. The Luther family we're
driving from New York to California
and were camping at the park dur
Ing the summer season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18

Justice S. G. Msxey and was re-
leased on bond OF 1000 for prelim-
mary hearing August 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18

the employment on sunday or the
holidays OF clerks. they shall bc al
lowed compensation time within six
days next succeeding the sunday and
within 30 days next succeeding the
Holiday upon which service Is per-
formed
In the opinion Of many postal en-
ployeS tn recent raise Inv postal
salaries ls offset by this ruling which
gives compensation time instead OF
money for overtime.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18

the home OF Mrs = pomonis, 9lS !
Beuna Vista place. Is said to have |
taken the rings from the home after
obtaining access to this and other
jcwelry owned by Mrs. pomonis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18

Clarence Murphy. accused of steal
ing Swiss watch valued at 1880
from the office OF w. II. Gray, 6l4
First National bank building on Au-
gust 16 entered a plea Of not guilty
at his arraignment yesterday before
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-18
I'd TRIM FOR RING THEFT.
Negroes II Bound over Ia District
Court Under Bond Of $500.

Accused OF stealing four diamond
rings valued at 400 from her ems
ploycr. Florence staples, n negress,
was committed to j6il yesterday at
the conclusion Qf her preliminary
hearing before Justice n J. Gray.
for trial by district court
The defendant formerly a maid In
The Pulaskian., 1920-07-29

visiting her sister here, Mrs. Geo Pye.
 Miss Dorothy Burton Of Dallas Texas, is here on a visit with her aunt Mrs. G K. Mason.
 Horace Casey returned home last Thursday from New Orleans as a dele gate to the All South Convention oi the c. E.
 Misses Thelma and Thamia Casey have returned to their home at liar rison after q weeks visit with their uncle, MT. H. E. Casey. and family.
 Munsie zuber of California is visit ing his uncle, Dr Lee zuber and family
 Mrs. T. Hoekstra and daughter. Jewel Margaret called on Mrs. Ben Boone and Mrs. Lize Thomas last Wednesday evening.
 Misses Fife McCracken, Lucy Du- lin and Loucile Miller returned home Saturday from Russellivelle. where they had been attending short course in Domestic Science.
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debate, Resolved, That Farming is of more value to the people than any other industry in the world Those taking part in it are: Messrs. Lonzo Henry, Cleye Hudson and Miss Willie Tunstill, all of Jacksonville, and MT Houston Bowers of South Bend.
 George Calk of Little Rock spent Tuesday night with his brother, ]. H. Calk and family
 Mrs J. L. Winchester Misses Elf fie and Eula Matthews, Messrs. Jack Lairmore, Geddie Lamb, Sherman Hill and Cecil Starkey all attended MT. and Mrs. P. c. Hardcastle's Sat the dance and ice cream supper at urday night.
 Miss Effee Matthews is on the sick list this week.
 About 40 of the young people in this community had the pleasure Of serednading MT. and Mrs. w. E. Jar ", who we rerecently married.
 Daddy's Cook
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Annabel Bryant spent the day with

I Annabel Bryant spent the day with Elaine Snow Sunday.
 Harvey Wickett was the Sunday guest of Aaron Grove.
 MT. Hartley and son, Bruce. and daughters, Misses Eva and Reva and ophie Brown of North Little Rock was the supper guest of A@P. Bryant and family Sunday after supper. They all enjoyed water melon feast Mrs. Bradford and baby have re- turned from a visit with her mother or Mayfiower.
 Virginia Bryant will leave Tuesday for months stay with her cousin. Miss Della Bryant. of Mulberry. MT. Willie Mitchell is slowly recov. ering from a lightning stroke he re. ceived about six weeks ago. He has suffered great deal from the burns and it was miracle that he escaped death.
 Carl Lee Bryant had the misfortune
 
 of getting his arm broken at school last week while at play. He is i'm proving nicely now.
 MT. Misenheimer is selling water melons and cantaloupes now and IS getting quite a nice price for them. Louie Davenport was a guest at the Bryant home Sunday night.
 Henry Gangloff was a guest at the Wirt home Sunday night.
 Our school is progressing nicely un- der the management of Prof. Brad ford. There are about 50 pupils en- rolled. We are glad to nave Prof Bradford with us again.
 Slim Jim.
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 A large crowd attended c. B. meet ing and preaching at the Baptist church Sunday. Brother Berry preach ed both morning and night. A series of meetings is in progress at the Bap- tist church this week. The leader for the c. E. meeting next Sunday night is MT. Lee Zuber and the sub ject, Missionaries.
 Brother Rorie held protracted meeting at Primrose Chapel last week.
 Brother Grover c. Bidwell has sent in his resignation as pastor of West minister Presbyterian Church to ac- cept the pastorate of the Presbyterian Church at Prairie Grove. This church is sorrow to see him go, but wish him God speed in his new field. s
 Little Eileen Heilman of Levy is
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 Mrs. Jessie Loux and children were the guests of Mrs. Ethel Webb Sat urday afternoon.
 Mrs. Alice Williamson spent a few social hours with Mrs. Ida Weeks Friday aft@noon
 The wedding bells were ringing Sunday as Miss Estaer Neeson and Ophie Holt were married. We wish them d long and happy life.
 Joe Webb made business trip to Cabot Saturday.
 Quite a crowd from this place at tendd the A. o. U. w. Lodge at Zion Hill Saturday night.
 Mrs. Tince Williamson, who has been sick for some time is reported no better.
 John Perison and wife were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Brooks Nel- son Saturday night and Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs Joe Webb and ehil- dren were the dinner guests of Mrs. Jennie Davidson Sunday.
 Daddys Milk Maids.
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Ala. After the musical program the hostess served an ice course. Those present besides the honorees were: MT. and Mrs. Joe Smith. MT. and Mrs Blanton, MT. and Mrs. W. A Dorsett MT and Mrs Neal Smith, MT. and Mrs o. L. Reid, Mr and Mrs. Milton Smith, MT. and Mrs R. L. Edgeworth MT. and Mrs. Fred Smith, Mr. and Mrs Geo Douglass, Miss Ethel Hud son, Mrs. J. B. Overby and Master Bill and Alton Hudson, Grandpa Neal and MT Rafe Neal
 Miss Coca Smith entertained Satur- day night with musical
 Harold Reid is spending his Taea- tion near Rison.
 MT and Mrs. Jrn Overby and daughters depart for South Carolina and their home in Birmingham this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Jones and family Of Douglas Town were Sunday dinner guests of MT and Mrs. Geo. Douglas Sunday.
 Miss Ara G. Turner of Little Rock visited in our community this week.
 Mrs. Paul Lockert entertained a crowd of young people with ice cream last Sunday.
 Master Bill Cannon of Little Rock spent the weekend with Clarence Reid Blaek-Eyed Susan.
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 Mrs. Mamie Mccain of Friendship spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. j. H. Calk and dauhters, Gertie Mae and Gladys.
 J. L.. Winchester and s. A. Mat thews, who are working in Little Rock. spent Saturday night and Sun day at home.
 Myrtle Eagle of South Bend spent Saturday night with Annabelle John son.
 Will Jarry and Miss Anna Ander son were married Thursday night at the home of Judge Martineau in Con cord.
 MT and Mrs D. F. s. Eanes and son and brother of Little Rock returned home Sunday afternoon after a visit with their parents, MT. and Mrs. J H. Calk.
 Miss Fife Matthews and Ernest Hardcastle, Miss EuIa Matthews and Jack Lairmore took supper with MT and Mrs. J. L. Winchester Sunday night.
 The regular s. I. A. program at South Bend School House Saturday night The program will consist of a
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a1aonfinued from Page g. orcbard and were the guests oi \. K Maggie Grove. |.', ? and Mrs. Fiske, Royal Glover ", ,nss Jewel Wirt motored to Lit Dock to church Sunday. .sa Baker of the Remount and
 ''V' roona Lee were out riding Sun p ,orning m although the car refused
 ',ah inc hills and was pulled in .', team of horses. George. it takes -.sd for these hills instead of a Fag I. Fred Bates and sister, Miss ,.is walker are visiting relatives England this week.
 ,..rv Bryant, Misses Fla Snow
 pT :, mise Bryant motored to Gravel ''u sunday and were the guests oi l.s Gladys Hardcastle. :. Mcyay and family and Miss Ira I '.l,ov were the Sunday afternoon ,.ors of MT. Wirt and family. ,,., Davenport spent Saturday -. with Mrs. Bula Six of the Re ,unt.
 Eukman of near Re .,rt was the guest of Miss Jewell ri Sunday evening.
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 Mrs. John Mathis has been sick the last week and was not able to attend the fish fry at McCrow Springs Fri day
 Mrs Roy Lamb and baby visited MT. Harvey Lamb and wife Friday night and Saturday.
 Mrs. L. P Skinner and daughter, Eva. Mrs Myrtle Brandon and Mrs Robert Corder visited Mrs. George Cunningham and Mrs J. A. Lamb last Thursday.
 Mrs. James Gerwin visited Mrs. Ed Garvin one day last week
 Boin Corder visited his uncle, Al bert Garvin, last Friday
 Mrs. J. A. Lamb was placing differ ent articles in their smokehouse and
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 Mrs. Melton and son, Lloyd, are wis iting relatives in Oklahoma this week Mrs. 0. L. Reid and Mrs. Lockett have been putting up kraut
 MT Edgeworth and MT. Dodd spent most of last week fishing,
 There was an old time singing at the Neals last Thursday night MT Joe Smith and Mr Rafe Neal gave special numbers.
 Mrs w A. Dossett was a Little Rock visitor Saturday.
 MT. Coker is making fish pond for Mr Geo. Douglas.
 Some are planting fall Irish pota- toes in our community now.
 MT. w Hudson's cotton is looking fine.
 Mir. R. L. Edgeworth's wheat is all there is to be threshed in our com munity this year.
 MT. Harold Reid leaves this week to visit near Rison.
 Skeeter of Zion Hill
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 Most of the Landmark people at tended the East Union meeting last week. They certainly did hold a fine meeting. They received nine members by letter and six by baptism. The baptizing took place at Spring Lake Sunday evening.
 Messrs. Luther and Howell Stacks, Charlie Swaford of leo and Miss Ethel Criglow called on Yirdie and Viola Treadway Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. N o. Ellis and three children were callers at W. H. Orch CTS Sunday
 Miss Rosalee Johnson has been spending a few days with Miss Bertha Vanness.
 There will be preaching at Land mark Sunday by Brother Avery
 The Landmark picnic will be on August 7.
 MT. and Mrs. c. s. Vanness called on her parents, MT. and Mrs. Perry Bennett, Sunday
 Uncle Dick Bennett and Uncle Jim Poe were callers at Landmark School Friday afternoon.
 Landmark School Is progressing nicely with an enrolment of 56.
 A Watermelon.
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 Misses Marie Miller, Daisy and Fannie Rose PurtIe, Mayme Peil, Do "a Rauch and Louisa Mooney, Messrs. Walter Mooney, John Mckenzie, Fred Russenberger. Dewey Rauch and Obie Atwood called on Miss Alice Johnson and brothers Sunday.
 Misses Lille and Annie Russenber- ger. and brother, John, motored to Guilford Sunday.
 There will be services here next Sunday, both morning and night by Rev. T. o. Rorie.
 Miss Alice Gray of Grady is visit ing friends here.
 Misses Annie Russenberger, Alice Johnson and Alice Gray and Messrs. Fred Russenberger anda Marshall Johnson attended church at Sweet Home Tuesday night. Sweetie.
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 Ernest Red. who is in the navy, is home on thirty day furlough.
 MT. and Mrs. Wade Grissom of Ben ton visited his mother Sunday.
 Miss Stella Grogan spent Sunday with home folks. Miss Grogan IS teaching at Lone Star this summer
 Miss Ealy Red spent the weekend in Little Rock.
 Cupid has been very busy in our neighborhood and was the cause of Miss Lizzie Lee and Ernest Red, Geo. Lee and Miss Elizabeth Lemmer em- barking on a matrimonial venture. Both couples were married Saturday.
 Joe Lee of Bauxite visited home folks Sunday.
 Mrs. Etta Red and small daughter, Opal and Mrs. o. Merchant and baby spent Monday in Little Rock.
 Sylvester Green spent Sunday in the City of Roses.
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 Ethel Griglow was the dinner guest of yirdie and Viola Treadway last Sunday.
 A. D. Criglow and family also Mrs J. A. Lawhon and daughters. Eula Birdie and Eunice were the dinner guests of Mrs. Hattie Benton and family of East Union settlement last Sunday
 Messrs. Luther and Howard Stokes and Charlie Swafford were the guests of Viola and Virdie Treadway last Sunday.
 Fred Gomstock and ramily were the dinner guests of Dock Burnett and family last Sunday.
 Quite a number of Landmark peo- pie attended the prayer meeting last week at East Union.
 Landmarks picnic is close by so every body come and bring somebody with you. Daddy's Cook.
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 Miss Ethel Neal entertained Friday night with a musical in honor of Mrs. Fred Smith and daughter of Texas and. Mrs. Jim Overby of Birmingham.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-03-19
&: IsOWBELLS PRAIRIE
F,rom Staff .Correspondent)

Mr.S$and Mrs. L. p. Christianson
and H H. Hansen attended the
meetings held in the Danish Luth-
eran church in Kenmare Wednes-
day. I'LL. ....-...... -. .
Bert. Kirkelie. is hauling wheat
to- oSBoWbells this week.
H.$H. Hansen called at the J. L.
Finke home Thursday afternoon
Albert Jacobson was, in Bowbells
Thursday evening. - sa. (:
LIT. Jacobson called at H. H.
Hansens. Thursday AFTERNOON.
Louis Anderson is helping Law
renee Larsen haul hay this week.
u Wendell and Inga Finke spent
Thursday evening at their home.
Grace. Carlson and Hilda Bystedt
spent the week end at their re-
spective homes.
& Vanita Hansen spent Wednesday
evening with friends in Bowbells.
1sS Mr.. .sandA Mrs. Fred Hansen and
=Andyss Finke@ were Kenmare callers
WsdHssdass z.s:s: /:
Bert Kirke1ie called at r. y.
Finkes Friday forenoon. -
I Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell and
Bennett Mitchell came across from
Stanley to attend the Henry Ihmels
sale. ..ssss - ..,5
Don't forget to attend the big
auction sale to be held at the Ja-
cob Peterson farm near Kenmare
Monday, March 22nd.
Mrs. Tom Thompson spent the
week end at the. L. T. Jacobson
home. Fl
H. H. Hansen took coal to Bow
bells Saturday. u, ,s:z.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nelson and
son Leroy and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ihmels and family spent Friday ev-
ening at the O.. H. Rodeen home
south Of sNiobe.
Albert Jacobson had some dental
work done in BowDells Saturday.
II Frazier of Niobe. hauled straw
from Otto Nelson's Saturday.
Inga Finke spent Friday evening
and part of Saturday at the Fred
Hansen home.
Elmer and Howard johnson haul
ed water from II. H. Hansens Sat
urday. g
Harry Knudson hauled load of
wheat to III. H. Hansens Saturday.
Mrs. .FR Harris and family a.
tended church in Bowbells Sunday.
The Otto Nelson and Henry
Ihmels families attended Sunday
School in Niobe Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. c.. E. Carlson and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the Jorgen Christianson home near
Nobc.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nelson and son
Leroy and. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ihmels and family spent Sunday af-
ternoon; at the p. Ledene home.
People are: getting tired of wait
ing for spring SO they can run their
cars. sosthey have commenced haul
Ing them around on Bob sleighs.
I Bessie Anderson and Addie Lar
sen spent Sunday afternoon at the
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-03-19

On account Of the blizzard the
fore part Of the week which pre-
vented the branch train to run up to
Crosby on Wednesday, it. was i'm
possible for the delegates and pre-
ctnct committeeman to attend the
,Nonpartisan district convention a
which was scheduled to take place
on that date, and no convention.
was held. Since that time The
Tribune received message stating
that new arrangement had been
made, and that a county convention
for Burke county would be held at
Flaxton at the Woodman hall: on
Wednesday, March "a, commencing
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
all delegates and precinct commit
.teemen are urged to be present
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-03-19
n. ? CONVENTION GOES
TO FlAXT0N. MARCH "a

without fail At this convention
one candidate for the legislature
Will be endorsed, it will be decided
whether or not the league shall
entercounty politics, in Burke
county, and the precinct committee
will perfect their county organiza-
ton AS the notice is very short
every delegate and precinct COM
mItteeman who reads this should
communicate with other delegates
in his aeighborhood either by te,e-
phonesGor otherwise, and advise
them of this new arrangement. It
Is desired that large representa-
ton be present. and every league
member should do his share to urge
the Representatives Of his precinct
to be present. ,~..>;-.,. .-,ss -, 49,.
The Bowbells tribune. [volume] (Bowbells, Ward Co., N.D.) 1899-1969, 1920-03-19
MAKING GARDENING q EASY 3. &.
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CJu6sf OIttt1G AZ
q garden. is The n necessitay for
hand work fost q { sus prefer. TO
talk about getting close to- the soil
rather than actually do y. At the
same time nothing SO dds to E the
tioy Of living In the summer as g.Sa
good supply OF fresh egetables.3
The wheel hoe viii appeal to those
who want to raise their getables
with a minimu of effort This 'ls 3
.eficient little tool will Ike gar
dening pleasure to the city gar.
,deinler.s At. the same time sit fsN In ll I
deed doubtful ther, the farmer ne!
would not find It better to use q
5Whael hoe on closely spaced rows q, ss
rather than to attempt TO EGultiYat a!
55siIlmunjaIl vegetables with a h Orse drawn 9,
too Such crops as bbage, sweet
corn and tomat toes IAN best be 3.
hand He'd with "a horse drawn Is cult q.
'vaator, hit asiishes, lettuce, peas,
5i,ii :oinio o1ls,s are hard TO- eult tivate
With wheel hoe sis "a tool any. ay,
gardener nlot ! a wit ithollt once
ihe shas cried 8 it eager, u,
iD yonek ss;.