A STRAY COW.
TO THK EDITOR. Sir,—Where is our inspector of nuisances? Ts he away with the par.iamentary “push," or laid low with influenza? Anyhow, I wish he vould take a walk to the Southern Cemetery and run out a stray cow. It is heartbreaking for the friends and owners of graves to find the grass all eaten and the plants trampled out of all recognition. But how nourishing for the cow!—the fine young grass, especially at this time of year,* and what rich milk she must have; and the cream—ah! rich enough to start a butter factory on. I hope this will put. a stop to that cow, and scare the owner.—T am, etc.. On the Watch. May 26.
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Evening Star, Issue 11896, 26 May 1903, Page 6
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120A STRAY COW. Evening Star, Issue 11896, 26 May 1903, Page 6
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