RA BURNING PETE.

It was a severly advertised act that involved much danger.-
Out from the first tmpression into this small village we
were told fn sign and act that this would be but a once in

a life.
Time experience that we would witness .Three was there a

airs of suspended that drifted through the sleepy farmstead
feeling of dread as today was the day Fire incarnate in fle-

-sh. The two rivals to fight at this day were Arson_-artist

-ics of the upper-most kin. Each had trained for years and
had brought at the mearest mention of their names a flock of
one eyed deaf and most assuridally domb and dum Jumalists
of the impecable kind. Greasing their tombs in delight.

What these arsonArticists did I didnt/dont know nor did.
but over years later a village contact told that there be one
and only once a single Arsonist Artist left in that or other
surrounding villages today. So it was obvious one had wun.
But my suspicians were aroused when I was told the name
of that remaining Artsonist was indeed the same name that
I had seen exclusivly that fatefull day led une as I beleive
the Artist of combustion had Invented a second personality
to do battle with and thus to prove without doiitt the sup-

-eriortity of the one over the two there being but one all the
time.The lack of anything remotely like the avent advertised
in the village that day gives me strong Arsonic fuel to this

belief I have fo>stored over the years.
Seems to sugest so but if so why had they not removed the
extens've adverttsms that cluttered a normally uncluttered
vllage thoroughfare placed outside of the selected farms
that told of such an advent never repeated though daily so.
Written in plain chalk against black board without any word
of the rivals name nor validity screaming to motorists alike
the wordst" Burning peat—Today ".