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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21
FOREST CITY.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Forest City, May 20.--Stephcn Eag-
an. of Forest City. died at | o'clock
this morning in the tarbondalc hospi~
tai. from injuries received by II fall
into the Murray lot Friday evening.
His limbs were paralyzcd by the
shock. but he remained conscious
almost to the end. The funeral will
be held at . O'Clock Wednesday. Mr.
Eagan was 20 years old and leaves one
daughter and five sons. Two of the
latter. Kcarney and Matthew, reside
here.
Lyman II. IloWes moving picture
exhibition, which always attracts a
large audience in Forest City. will be
seen here Friday night in the Opera
House.
Mrs. A. u. Kchren and Miss E.s-
tclle Allen were in Carbondale on Sat
urday.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, May O.Catte--Reccipts. 2d00O;
good to choice steers, steady; otchrs, active,
shade lower; butchers stock, firm; good to
prime steers. Sjl0aj.Jj; poor 10 medium, Sia
5.Oi; stockcrs and becdcrs, S::aj: COWS. s.. sja
1.tJ; hcifcrS, S2.9Oll,sJ; Gamers, 81. .lja2.SJ
bulls, S2.0Oali0; calves, s30Oa5.j0; Texas fed
steers, Si.25a5Ao; Texas bulls, S275a3,Sj.
Hogs Receipts today, 2jOO0 tomorrow, 49,
600; estimated lett over. LOO: steady to
strong, active; tops. Si mixed and butchers
S5.1oa5oJ; good to choice heavy, Sp.SJa6; rough
heavy, S5,d5a5so; light. $5,65a5oo; bulk OF
sales, $i.S0a5. 92l2.
Sheep Receipts Is, 900; steady TO strong; lambs
strong to l0c higher, active: good 10 choice
WolhcrS, Si.3Oai.HO: western sheep, St3Oa4 Cos
yearings, Si.50ai.1'; native lambs, 81 jOa5. ~
western lambs 81 Sja5.1j,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21
HONESDALE.
Special to Tie Scranton Tribune.

Special 70 The Scranton Tribune.
IIonesdale, May 2O.-Alrs. Milo H.
Finn, of Scranton, is spending a few
days With friends in tlonesdale.
Mrs, &. f. Mills. of Brookline. Mass,
is the guest of her parents, MI. and
MIS-. W. r.. Holmes.
AIR, Barbour, of Paterson, \. j.. was
with Honesdale friends over sunday.
The National Elevator works. one OF
the prosperous industries of Honesdale.
will soon open a branch office in phila
delphia, which Win be in charge of
Walter Wood jr
The Spinsters have returned, and
may be seen at the Presbyterian chapel
next Thursday evening, by their bach
elor friends and all others who wish
10 enjoy an evenings entertainment.
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BONDS.
Scranton Wholesale Market.

tCorcrctcd by H. q. Dale. - I.a,kawanna A"")
Buttcr-Frlsh, 22a22l2c; dairy, fresh, io!.l
oG1ac.
Checsc-Full cream, old, lliaal2c. tuli cream,
nov, llalliac.
Eggs--Wcstclr fresh. lli2aljc.; nearby state,
15i&alGC.
Bcau,-pcr huShcl, choice marrow, 50 6jaS2 G5
Pea Bcan>-rcr bushcl, choice marrow, s.. jja
SEQ.
Medium Beans Per bushels, 81. iOaS2.ij.
GIcrn pc.s--por bushccS Sli0aSLij
FloW-BcSt patent, per barrel, Si.ij,
Rcd Kidney Bcan,-rcr hnShcl S..ija>2,Jn
Potatoes Per busicl, 6JLbOC
Bermuda Onions--pcr hrIshcl, $l.jOaSl 90.
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John Drew Coming.

II Is an open secret that it was an intense
relief TO john Drew when his manager, ChareS
Flohmun, secured "Riohard Cuyel" for the ac
Tors present season, the star having heen heart
lily tired Of the modern "plllor plays" in which
he has long been popular,
In "Richard Canel," IN which he will bc seen
at the Lycoum theater on the 2,th instant, mat
inee and night, he =, 10y all accounts, still the
peerless, social, gallant in matinee estimation,
though earbcd in antique cut and fabrics Since
Mr. Drew has reigned iuvoluntariy as the ar
bitter OF masculine dress in this country. his SOY.
cral costumes in "Richald tarvcl' the colon.
tive.
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American League.

At Washington u. H. T.
Philadelphia ..,...,l ~ OiOI \
Washington .,..,...o o2OO95 10
HattericS-fm2cr and Murphy; Lee and Grady
Imprc--t tanillUn.
AT Cleveland r. H. T.
Detroit 49,. .,..,.o0 OO2O9I S-l3 II /
Cleveland ...,....,.0 000 00OO-i 10 q
Battcrics--FrSk an Buclow; Hart and wool
lmprc-Sheridau
At Boston-Baltmorc Boston, no game, rain.
Milwaukce'C Chicago, not scheduled
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21

copal church ofliciatcd. Burial was in
Sunnysidc cemetery.
Ex-Registcr and Recorder Henry G..
Provost Is on the road taking orders
for the Black Diamond Roof Paint
company, of this place.
Charles Russell, of Russell Hill, was
a visitor in town on Monday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21
AMATEUR BASE BALL.

Jonas Longs Sors' base bali team and the team
from the Globe Warehouse PLAYED an interesting
game on the Johnson lake grounds. The game
ended in favor of the Globe Warehouse team.
The features Of the game WAS the nnc pitching
nj James llealcy. Score by innings:
Jonas Longs sons ,,.,....,......O o 4 / q
Globe Warehouse ........,..,....O . = KS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21
FUNERAL OF
REV. PHILLIPS
PittstOn ThrOnged with Friends OF
the Dead Priest, Who Come
from Far and Near.
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES

Many Priests of the Scranton Dio-
cese Are Present and Take Part in
the Ceremonies - Solemn High
Mass Is elebrated--Profuse Floral
Decorations-Fully Fifteen Hun
tlred Pensioners from Hazleton
Were in Attendance.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21

DIR. \. W, Chase Nerve Pills 80 cents
a box at druggists, or DR.. A, w. Chase
Medicine CO., Buffalo, y. Y.
Caution should he exercised in pur-
chasing DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills.
The genuine always bear the portrait
and signature of the famous physician
and author of DR., Chase's recipe book
and his initials A. W. Initators and
simulators may even use the name
"Chase" in order IN convey the i'm
preston they are the original Dr.
Chase formula, but they dare not use
initials \. W., signature and portrait
80 cents a box at druggists, or DR.. A.
W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
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BASE BALL.
National League.

At Philadelphia Il. II. T..
Chicago ...... ....1 02o oO0-i , ,
Philadelphia .......0 % 90 X--d Is ,
Batteries -Naddcli and King; White and
Jachltz lmpirc-DwIrr
All other games posi- pon"d on account oi wet
grounds.
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closed unchanged. Provisions closed BAL. to 10
cents up. Cash quotation, were as follows:
Flour-Steadcr; No. 3 spring wheat, Goa
73$,c.; No. . red, 13isaI37sc.; No. corn.
i7i2c: No. . yellow, 47aiIiac.: NJ. oats.
3Oa30Ac.; No. white, 3Oasa30i2c.; No. :;
white, aaa,a3lMc; No. > rye, 53l2c; good feed
ing barley, jOa55c. fair TO choice mailing, 5dc !;
No. ] flax seed, Sl.I0 No. northwestern, Sl.IO;
prime timothy sced S'ai.55; mess pork SliSO
ali.sj; lard. S1.50a7.62ia; short ribs. $sas.2O;
dry saltcd shoulders Ga4a,c, short clear sides,
<s.l2i@as.2j; whiskey, none.
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Eastern League.

Buffalo, .; Worcester. ;,
Toronto. /; Providence, {,
Rochester, 10; Hartford. :.
Montreal, j; Syracuse, e.
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THEATRICAL.
ATTRACTIONS TODAY.

AIADEMY OF MuS!C.--"Faust' (aftcrnoon) I:
'Ihrcc Muskctcers, CnirhD.
LNCEUM THEATRE Schunann.iicink CON
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NOTICE Estate OF Thomas Young, deceased
lctIeIs vi administration upon tho estate Of
Th WS Young, late Of tie borough OF Dunmorc
deceased. have been granted TO the Undersigned
request all person, having claims or demands
against the estate OF the said dccedent, TO max
known tho same 10 me without delay AMI
all persons indebted to said estate are requeste!
TO make payment 10 me-
ANGELlNE G., NOl Nc, Administrators,
.$25 \. Bakcly street, Dunmors. IA.
Nm ". LAfliROfE, Attorney iol the LstaLa
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Oil Market,

oil City, May 2O--Crcdt balances, I0J; cor.
ttcatcS, no bid. Shipments, l26,2i>; average,
sD,92l. Runs lOi,7lG average, S,SSS
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-05-21

and diseases arising from an impure
state of the blood Lichty's Celery
Nerve Compound is an invaluable spe-
ciiic Sold by Matthews Bros. r"
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ORPHANS COURT SALE-Estatc of George
Warner, late OF the city of scranton, Laths-
wanna county, deceased. BY virtuc or an order
of the Orphans CONT OF iackawanns County,
there will be exposed 10 public sale on tho pr.'n'
lies in the borough OF Archibald on SATURDAY,
The eighth dav OF June, A. D., 1901, at y. ~.
al said day. the following piece OF land and ap'
purtenanccS to wit: The surface Of all That
lot or piece of land situate in the Borough NJ
Archibald. Iackawanni County, Pennsylvania, IN
tho tract of land in warrlntce name OF Nathan
Made, hcing distinguished as Lot No, "Ii.' on
a plot of lots originally laid out by Daniel Ri'
con and John d, fdrnham, and aiterward ,on'
linurd and extended by John =. Farnlanl, which
plot is recorded in luIcnc county, in Deed Bo"k
No. ljS pagc 1}S said lot being bounded and
described rs tolluwS,, 10 Wit: NorthcaStcry hv
Lot &c" uorthwestr,ly by lands late OF Ito
estate of John l.. Farnham, deceased; southwest
uly by Lot ~" and sou.heastery by street,
me- said lot being fifty (5ol feet in width and one
hundred OOO) lcet in length. Being the same lot
conyeycd to Andrew Warner by the executors Of
John p. FarIhim, ny deed dated December .,
$50. and recorded in t.sckawlnna County in
Deed Book No, L., page jss, etc
TERMS OF SALE 500 OF tine purchase mon"r
ou the day Of sale, and balance with interest
from day of sale upon continuation of sale and
u,Nen us deed, pliiLip BElIlE.
4. \. RATTENBERG, Administrator g. Z. u
Attorney for Estate.
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, May 2O,-Corn and oats ruled strong
today, each closing 9sal2c higher for July de-
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LEGAL
TEusrEE,s SALE-rhc nndcl,iencA Tr,,slcc nn

TIT SrEE'S SAl.E.-Thr undersigned Trustee. IN.
der deed ot trust made by William Meyer and
FrcdcriCa Meyer, his wiir, dated Oct. II. ls,s.
and recorded in the office for the recording of
deeds in and for Iackawanna County. in Docd
Book |, page lIi. cIo., will sell At public sale.
vcnduc or oitcry ola Wednesday, May - l!ni.
At 10 O'Clock am. at the Arbitration Room in th,
Court House in The City of scranton. all 'hr
following dCSchcd lot or piece OF land situate
in the titv of scranton, County Of lactawannt
and state Of Peur-li iyanii, bounded aud described
a, follows. 20 wit: Being Lot, VI. =. in Squat.
or BLOCK No. T., upon street called and known
rs Jefferson avyuur and Linden street. upon tn
pInt Of the tur oi scranton, intended to -
duly recorded. said lot h"ing 'orN t0l irFr
i'm mont ON Jefferson avenue and ono hundred and
fifty lIO) feet in depth, measurement Of dcRlh
tn commence ten iO) feet inside of the sidewalk
on both avenue aud street. with tho Iish, 10
inclosr use and occupy said ten (l0i feet in rnu,
porch, plaza. hdy.window and ,hrubhcry, hut nor
The right go Greet any building thereon Except,
ing and rcscrvng The coal aud minerals ~ tho
same were cHrcplcd and reserved in tho de-,
from tile Sll,QuchamUI and Wyoming Valley Rail.
road aud Coal company lor said lot daci o.,
2S lSGS. recorded in llzcrnc County in Decd
Buol. No. lbs, page ~ said lot is improved
with two,Stor brick dwelling house with
French roof on jefferson avenue, and douhlr
tWo-slory frame dwelling house on Linden Suort
TERMS nF u per cent. ,1Sh al Ito
time of sale, and the balance 10 he paid within
ouo yrnl: deferred payment, with interest, Ia
hc secured by bond and mortgage on ,hc prem
iscs CHARLES u. NEuTfER
WEIL.ES 4 TORREN Trustee,
Attorneys for Trustee
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Political.


FIRST LEGISLATIVE nlSTPlCT-Notcc l. here
10y given to the Republican voters of TN.
rir,t legislative district OF Lackawamna count,
that a primary election Will he held on >atur
day. June ;, 1901, at the regular polling places,
hrtNccu the hours ut I and o'vloci =. M, iuI
tic purpose OF clcctlng two delegate, to rrpc
sent the said legislative district in the coming
Republican state convention TO be held in ilt,
ri hurg The convention TO compute the volr
viii be held on Tuesday June H. lNOl, at n
O'clock a. M in cooperative hall North Main
avenue, in Scranton,
la accordance with the rules governing the
district, the candidate, will be voted tor directly
hr the ,ulCls AT the polls and must register
with the district chairman hi, tull uamc and
po,tonicc address, aud pay hi' assessment dirc"n
tlays before the election, or hi, name Nill MOI hn
placed ON lie official ballot, neither Will AIRY
votes cast for hm be eouned,
Tho district vigilance committee in various prr,
cinctS will conduct the election, and the result
will lee reported by the rcSan Judge t" the dis
tricr convention, which will br composed ui
Judges ul the various districts.
\ written notice containing further instruct ious
will be mailed to each mcmbc, Of the -aId DIS
uiu vigilance committee.
g. ". Jenkins,
Chairman First Leg ,ltivc District,
A..lt -
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Situations Wanted.

ACTIVE MOMAN desires a position As maid tu
lady, or could care for invalid gentleman.
Address NJ, this Office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

had won $4,000 francs on the day before
our arrival. Why could not such luck
come TO this man who needed il rather
than TO that Crpsus to whom ten times
the sum would be OF no Importance
When one asks why, why, why, he Is
beginning to be gambler for a sane
man knows there is no why in the mat
ter.
That man is losing more than he can
afford" whispered Wilmot. II don't
like the look of him"
Nor l." was my rejoinder. Con
found those numbersl Why don't they
Gomez"
They won't show again" said Will
mot. with the confidence OF an expert
enced gambler who is always deceived
with the notion that he has some small
insight into the ways of chance. "He is
on his last legsl"
II don't think he has another franc
i'm his pockets said /. but Il looks as
If he were going to make another
search"
$50 you've noticed that hand OF his,
eh? It's lowering around his hip pock-
nd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

How would you like to be dressed en-
tirely. from your hat to your boots, In
garments made OF fshskins? There
are many races In the north lands that
wear these ashskin clothes for the sim
pie reason that there Is no other mate
rial available. salmon skin when made
into clothes by the Inhabitants OF the
northern shores Of Siberia is like kid
in appearance and softness. but IL is
toughcr-in fact. almost as tough as
parchment. II is dyed yellow and red
and indigo, and some OF the garments
into which It IS made are highly orna-
mented.
The garments are sewed together
with fine thread. also made OF hshskin.
The outer edges are generally bordered
with a fishslSin band OF dark indigo blue.
and above this Is a narrow strip OF red.
The tribes live entirely by hshing and
hunting. Salmon, which ascend the riv-
ers. are their staple food. and the skins.
after being treated by the women. who
are adopts. provide the most durable
clothes any one could wish for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

when he Travelled to the surface and
blinked about in the sunlight a few
minutes he found his energy had
strangely disappeared. A moles feet
are made for digging and for travelling
about in soft. inclined passages, and on
the hard. fiat ground he could waddle
about only with difficulty and therefore
cut rather a sorry figure.
For fear that may change my mind
and wish TO run home l will fill up the
entrances 20 my house and level them
off so that / shall not be able to find
them again" And the foolish mole
went diligently 10 work. After that
task was done he wandered about
among the bushes.
He was about as big as a mouse and
took a fancy to JON a colony of field
mice living in the tall grass. He was
not very warmly received, and when he
drove out family of the original set
tiers i'm order to take possession of their
nest the Indignation of the neighbor-
hood was so great that the entire coll
ony emigrated TO another part OF the
garden. As the mole could not see in
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
SOME OF KING
EDWARD WIS H0N0RS.

1s4f, Nov. 9.-Born at buckingham
palace. He was entitled at his birth to
the dignities of Duke of Cornwall, Duke
of Rothesay, Earl of Carrick, Baron of
Renfrew, Lord of the Isles. Great Stew,
ard of Scotland and Duke of Saxony.
1S41, Dec. S.-Created Prince of Wales
and Earl of Chester By this creation
he became a Knight of the Garter.
though he was not installed until No
vember, 1858.
1850, Jan. liberated Earl of Dublin
Tin the Peerage of the United King.
DOM.
1852. May.-Created knight of the
Golden Fleece.
1S5S-Made Colonel in the Army.
1859, March.-Knight Grand Cross Of
the Tower and Sword of Portugal.
s61.-Barrister and Bencher OF the
Inner Temple. Treasurer in 1887.
1851. June 25.--G. c. S. /.
S62-General in the Army
1863, March.--Grand officer OF the Le-
gion OF Honor of France.
1868, June lid. c. l.. of oxford.
1Sss-Made Privy Councillor.
1864, June S.--LL. u. of Cambridge.
1865, Feb. 10--G. c.. h.
1867, May PAX. t.
1868. April.--LL. D.. Dublin.
1868, April 1s.-K. p.
1S69.-Knight of the Black Eagle Of
Prussia.
1874. January.--Knight OF st. Andrew
of Russia.
1876. May 29.-Made a Field Marshal.
ls75.--LL. D., Calcutta.
1876, May-knight Grand Cross Of
Charles III OF Spain.
1871, May 50.G. c. I. f..
lSs5.-Mus. d, University of Ireland.
S7.-Honorary Admiral OF the Fleet
iS90.--LL. d., University OF Wales
S9l.-Grand Master of the Order OF
the Bath.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09
Quick wittcd La,vycrs.

In case recently tried a Maidstone,
England, before Justice Coleridge each
OF the witnesses against the prisoner,
against whom, by the way. the evidence
was conclusive chanced TO appear i'm
the witness box carrying large UNI
brclla This fact was promptly seized
upon by a barrister named Charnock.
who was for the defense. He proceed
ed, despite the Judges protests. TO ex-
anime each upon the reason for carry
ing such an article on a fine day and
later on. when he came 20 address the
Jury, argued that there was more in this
umbrella business than met the eye
that II was. In short. conspiracy
against his client. whose conviction was
thus 60 be obtained.
When the Judge summed up. he nat
urally poohpoohed this ridiculous de-
fense and laid before the jury the sa-
lent points OF the evidence. which went
conclusively TO establish the prisoners
guilt. But the sapient iurymen, horri-
fed at what they considered the gross
attempt to burke justice that Charnock
had laid bare, refused 60 be Influenced
by his lordship's common sense and ac-
quilted the prisoner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

Just then one OF the young moles
swallowed the bit OF root on which he
had been cutting his first tooth and
raised a howl that set all the other ba-
bies roaring When Mrs. Mole had sue
ceeded in making the baby cough up
the offending wood. the time had come
for their guest TO leave, and under. the
circumstances further mention. OF the
joys Of domestic life did not seem po-
htlc.
The little gray mole Went home fur
ther convinced OF the advisability OF
moving.
Il can never live here I'm peace when
all those noisy young Moles get about.
for they would never sleep at the same
time that DO and would be- forever
running I'm and out through the halls
tormenting me. shall move" With
that he went to his pantry and, taking
out nice fat worm. proceeded 10 make
hearty meal OF H. finishing Oft with
a dessert Of dahlia root II the garden
er could have seen his roots. he would
have understood Why the plants were
so puny.
In his subterranean home the mole
was a. lively and active fellow but
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-08-09

the light, he did not discover their de-
very angry at what he considered a
slight.
ITS because I'm MOLE" he said.
But I'm Just as good as they are. and
I'll show them." said he
He did show them. but In a way ne
little relished
One morning the gardeners cat. a
stately gray tabby, was out for walk
among the shrubbery. Pussy had all
the curiosity of her kind. and when she
noticed something bobbing about she
shifted eagerly, and a strange scent
greeted her nostrils.
That isn't mouse. observed Pussy to
herself but it's some strange creature.
and | know master wculdnt like II
there I'm have look at H." Silently
the cat stole over 60 the spot where
Master Mole was lunching on the root
OF a lilac bush
oh. my" growled Pussy. this Is ter
ribie, There won't be plant left in
the place il that greedy beast stays "
For his size the mole was a most vora-
cious eater and the cats fears appeared
not altogether ungrounded
The intruder never noticed the ap-
proach Of the cat Even had he done
so he was so vain that he would prob
ably have thought that there was no
need TO run. Moles are good fighters,
but in this case the enemy was so large
and powerful that the victim had no
chance.
With pounce. Pussy secured her
prey and a shake or two permanently
settled its ambition. Trotting along
with the mole in her mouth, she carried
IL straight TO the door OF the gardener
cottage.
Bless me, Pussy has caught a
mouse!' exclaimed the gardeners wife,
who was hanging out the clothes.
Her husband came over to look at the
animal.
Not a bit of II. That is a mole.
That must be what troubles my bushes.
The moles are gnawing the roots.
The cat is worth her weight in gold.
Tomorrow / shall make a search for
molehills under the shrubbery The
creatures throw up the earth at the en-
trance TO their burrows. you know. /
shall try TO drown them out"
So Instead of improving his own pros
poets the little gray mole had brought
disaster TO every mole family in the
garden, for when the gardener had fin
ished hunting they were all dead or
scattered.