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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-04-11
METROPOLITAN SeeE5ssAe

To-day Mat at !. 81 to s!l. Butterfly. Farrar,
F9En aob Ah0 aqts Rsaa ood
russo, Ditur. Malatesta cond Bodanzky.
Fri. at s. Marouf. Aida. Howard De Luca
Rothier. Segurola. Bada. laurent. Cond. Monteux
Sat. at 9. double bill. Cav Rusticana. Easton
sundelius. noSeson. Diaz' Di'ur RuysdaeiMGal!i:
Bolm Conductors. Pap and Monteux.
Sat. at Use to S3l That's. Farrar. Howard;
E..k. ,.nIlx
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Bedtime Story For The Little Ones
Copyright ISIS by
LcCluir Newspaper Syndicate
-. D, HoMaRn q. eARIs. ........-....-....

smiling so large that the top Of his
head almost came OFF
why, no. not exactly" answered
Uncle Wiggily, politely we didn't
count on seeing you"
Then you didn't count right" said
the gator, as I call him for short.
though he was quite long. to be exact.
you're gone All. ha," Just what he
meant by that I don't know unless he
was going 20 -
But we won't talk about that
Here 7 come for YOU cried the
gator. making ready TO give a jump
lady But brave Nurse Jane. in the
wheeled chair, whispered TO Uncle
Wigglly and said
GIVE me a good hard push'
What for. he whispered back.
Never mind Do it," she said.
Uncle Wiggily suddenly pushed the
wheeled chair. Nurse Jane and all
tor.
Right at the bad animal the chair
rolled. and IL rolled over his humpv
tail and squeezed IL so hard that the
alligator said;
-Oh. this is no place for me, oh.
III be good I won't hurt you, Let
me go" The wheeled chair rolled
right over his tail and then. with a
flip and a flop, back in the sea the
gator went. leaving Uncle Wiggily
and Nurse Jane alone
So YOU see. sometimes. IL is good TO
ride IN a wheeled chair. and II the
box OF blocks don't build themselves
the toy circus balloon. I'll tell you
next about Uncle WigEily and the
salt water taffy.-COpyrigh 1918, by
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Daily Novelette,
THE SHOCK.

% A LBINAi What IS it," cried
n Thumtack Biznitts. For his
wife's face. white as chalk. was
evidence enough that something was
wrong.
Come" she whispered
Her husband rose shakily and fol-
lowed her What could it be- Little
Freddie2 It must be little Freddie.
as its it little Freddie2' he
quavered, as she led him up the three
little steps and along the hallway.
She moved her head. nobility, by
way Of assent Although she had
thoroughly mastered four languages,
including the American Indian, she
was unable TO utter a word
His heart sinking, ThumtacE Biz
nltts followed her past the second
story bathroom. past the library. uu
the steps to the third floor. past the
MAIDS room. 10 the third story bath
room Here she stopped, trembling in
every limb without exception
me bathroom door was partly open
she pointed Her husband looked I'm.
men seized the door jamb TO keep
from falling
Little Freddie was standinr by the
Washstand, industriously and eufireIv
neck.
Time. which cures everything fin
any made Thumtack Biznitts and his
WE forget the incident, but Biz
nltl Iirst gray hairs made their ap-
pearance that night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
4 Serial OF UnioersaL Appeal
nuus Copy right 1878 Star Company uuiuu
Continued from last Week End HeraId)

It is a well known fact that griei
i is selfish. Mine was no exception
20 this rule. My distress at my IA
Tiers death made me at first oblivi-
Gus TO the considerations Of anybody
but myself.
Therefore. when. on the day OF the
funeral Jack suggested that his
mother ride 10 the cemetery in the
same carriage with him and myself,
j protested affecuonately. but firmly.
Darling I pleaded. Il want 10 be
alone with YOU, please ] am sure
SOUR mother won't mind Engage an
other carriage TO take her.
Ir must be just as you say dear
czr. rrE patient husband acqulesced-
Il only thought that. as there are so
few OF us 20 go. mother might drive
with us She viii be the only mem
Der az the family besides you and
Iue"
when i made no comment he said
no more Nor did I think of the dis
cussion again. until, standing by my
fathers open grave I noticed Mrs.
Hampton. an Isolated figure, some
feet away from Jack and me.
sad Memories
Her face WAS very sad as she lis
tened 10 the words OF the service. I
lad never before seen those lines Of
If-renression about her inns. Ii was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
TRAVELETTE
sHWAT DAGOHN PAGAN.
BY NIKSAH.

t1E shWay Daglon pagoda in Bur
ma is one OF the hottest spots I'm
the Buddhist world for the shrine
holds not only one OF the sacred hairs
from Gautama's head but also relies OF
the three Buddhas preceding him.
hundreds OF pilgrims journey each
year from all over the world to Drav
reside the shrine's high gilded spires
From the sea the tip Of the golden
tower slitters like fire against the
bright blue OF the SKY.
Shway is built on the ton OF n hfgb
mn Just outside OF RaugOon. The cffy
mas IN recent years built an electric
lramWay connecting the CITY with rrs
loot Of the Pagoda Hill
ne entrance 10 the shrine is guard
ca Dy Two huge creatures OF white
stone They grin down upon Won fro,7,
an empowering height. like the
beasts that haunted the dark in our
nursery days or the creatures of some
iopsler supper dream. They are sun
posed 20 be Images OF an ancient lion.
Wnlch, like the wolf I'm the RomuTus
tale guarded the childhood Of an IN
q nan prince and died OF a broken heart
When her foster son deserted her.
Benlnd the beasts the long stairway
20 the shrine leads up the terraced
mn The steps are slippery and dark
ana the visitor is tempted to follow
the example OF the devout and 20 IN
On his hands and knees BY the side
p the stairway vendors sell offerings
or the shrines-blue and pink lotus
flowers and huge baskets OF scarlet
-annas, the flower beloved by Ruddha
At the top one finds a huge platform
covered with tiny pagOdas Of various
.izes and in the middle the huge gar
len shrine, visible from the sea It'll
8 mass Of glittering gold. supported ]
BY huge stone elephants and covered I
With tiny bells. The bells tfuEle In I
he breeze and the soft voices Of ]
priests drift over the enclosure and /
he kneeling multitude The heavy ]
cent OF crushed flowers fills the air. I
IS an ideal place OF worship !
urine sanctified by centuries of I
yorshippers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
HOROSCOPE
Thursday. April p. 101s-

Letters and papers. official and 9th
erwise, are wen directed after the
noon hour today. There may be an
utterance OF a man in power that VIII
cause q sensation
The seers declare that too much
stress cannot be laid upon the con-
servatiou and safeguarding OF all re-
sources public and pricate- Economy
should be the rule in all classes
Women should be exceedingly dis
Greet during the coming year for they
VIII be in peril even in the United
States.
some danger connected with water
ways IN the United States is fore
seen and this may come from either
the north or the south
Persons whose girthdate It Is have
the omen Of anxiety during the year.
They should guard against false
friends and beware OF speculation
Travel and change are presaged-
Children born on this DAY may be
constantly desir0us OF change These
subjects Of Taurus may be rather un-
lucky.-Copyright 1913, by the Nc
Clure Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

/ ONE day. when Uncle Wiggily Long
/ ~ ears, the bunny rabbit gentleman.
! had been at he seashore city for about
a week. getting his pink nose so it
would twinkle better. he said to Miss
Fuzzy Wuzzy. his muskrat lady
I nurse;
How would you like a ride in a
wheeled chaire"
rs that something good to eat?"
asked Nurse Jane
"Oh. no. laughed Uncle Wiggily.
Down here at Paciantic City it's
stylish 10 sit in a rocking chair with
wheels and be pushed along the
boardwalk"
An right. If it's stylish, we'u do
it, said Nurse Jane
u get chair and push you along"
said Uncle WiEgily. 4 need the exer-
else and il viii do me good"
So down TO the boardwalk along the
sands Of the sea city went the bunny
rabbit gentleman and the muskrat
lady There were rolling or wheeled
chairs FOR the animal folk 20 hire. as
well as for the real folk. though you
may never have seen any OF the ami
mails riding If YOU have CHANGED to 90
to Paciantic CITY But that doesn't
say they aren't there.
New were all right" said Uncle
Wiggily, as ne tucked Nurse Jane
into a rocking chair with wheels on
the side. so it could roll along the.
boardwalk as easily as the brass bed
slides over the parlor floor
Don push me too fast" said
Nurse Jane TO Uncle Wiggily.
II Won't promised Uncle Wiggily.
III go slowly and let you look at
things along the boardwalk.
50 the bunny rabbit gentleman and
the muskrat lady went along and
they saw things in the boardwalk
stores-laces and jeWelry and TOYS
rugs and salt water taffy. and all
like that, until at last they were awav
down at the far end Of the wooden
sidewalk
Here's where the toy horse and
cart were caught in crack last
night said Nurse Jane
Yes" said Uncle Wfggily. as he
looked at the place where he had I
gnaWed at the place where his strong
teeth and set the wooden horse free.
as / told you in the story before this
one.
I'D like to see him aain," went on I
Nurse Jane. 1T was so dark I I
couldn't look at him well as he rode
us back to our hollow stump hotel Z
and he went so fast that I didn't +
thank him enough"
ooh, we may see him again" said {
Uncle Wiggily. Now III push YOU
along and Wen see"
Excuse me-" interrupted a hoarse
and growing voice. as the bunny was
about 20 push Nurse Jane along in E
the wheeled chair, but was it me you .
wanted 70 see2"
And I know you'll be surprised .
when I tell you that there on the .
boardwalk, in a lonely place where no .
one else was. stood the slillerv- #
scalery alligator, with bumps on his
tail He had Topped up from the sea
over the sand and now he squatted
down ready to grab Uncle Wiggily
and Nurse Jane.
did you want TO see me2" he asked .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does L

used IL have had the sane results
7 have had
Mss o. c. says. "lIy complexion
was poor and my skin rough HTv neci-
SS-lesl' hands and arms were dark
from exposure he very first appIica-
uon OF this wonderful DerwiIfo o9f-
meal combination convinced me tbat
my poor complexion and skin b1srn-
lsnes would soon be thing OF the
ptS- IN few weeks all these IN
signify defects had entirely dfsap-
peared and I SHAH always use h 10
heep my complexion at its best an the
time I have recommended ft 10 my
girl friends and they are Just as en-
tnqsiastic over IL as. I am we an use
ll peIore going 70 the theater. dances
or parties and it's wonderful uhat a
ance-"
Mrs, G. Y. writes Oatmeal ana
DerWillo have worked miracles with
my complexion had many despised
wrinkles and a sallow rough skin M
Eanqs and arms were covered with
Ireckles- Atter eight weeks use OF
nae Euna Wilder's wonderful COM
pieNlon prescription these objection
able defects have entirely vanished.
I look ten years younger and advfss
every SRI and woman 20 try 90 and
I feel confident after one or two an
pAeations they viii use IL continually
ana be Just as favorably impressed
OF my friends"
vote To ger TIE bssl effect be sure 70
Follow the complete directions contained
II every package OF derWulo- You rave
o1-y 10 ger derWillo and oatmeal You
need nothing else and g % % uirnpIa
llat any one can use 81 and 80 frrr-
1ensiva that any girl or woman can A.
ford e. The manufacturers and drug
sists guarantee that there WI Be-
notleeaole Improvement after me flrut
% 7ney- u Is sold TO this citv under =
money refund guarantee hv al drLrrists
ac iudlng Kelly = Pollard and scott
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

ALTHOUGH Uranus is adverse early
n in the morning the planet changes
to beneGc aspect later and in the
evening Mercury is friendly.
IL IS a day in which the mind Is
likely TO be sensitive to impressions
good and ILL., also it is conducive to
premonitions and strong reactions
Il is a fairly fortunate rule under
which to travel OF make changes
There is a favorable sway for max
ing new acduaintances and even for
love affairs. which viii become more
and more prevalent as the year ad-
vauces.
Because Uranus is believed 90 give
an access of psychic power this should
be an suspicious planetary govern
ment under which TO make decisions
Of future Importance, since vision
should be clear and Judgment keen
The stars seem TO give warning OF
disappoiutment 90 the nation on mat
tiers Of vital concern Peril Turks ir
too sanguine expectations regarding
the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Take BitrO-PhOsphate
To Increase Strength,
VigOr and Nerve Force
Says Editor Of asPhysIcIans' Who's
WhO.n
Women Need Il to bring Pink Glow
OF Health to Pale Cheeks and Fore
stall Tell-Tale Lines OF Age.
Men Need II to Make Strong.
Vigorous Bodies and
Steady Nerves.

People who are irritable. restless
nervous; those who tire easily or lack
vim and energy. men and women who
have faulty memory. sleepless nights,
fits Of depression or the "blues"
should take Bitro-Phosphate three
times daily after meals.
Frederick Kolle. " D.. Editor-In o.
Chief Of Physicians who's Who"
New York. says: 'Bitro- Phosphate
should be prescribed by every doctor
and used in every hospital to increase
strength and nerve force and to en-
rich the blood"
Good sound advice this: moreover
the genuine. standard Bitro-Phos-
plate is inexpensive and is sold by
Court House Drug store, Star and
most all good druggists under a bind
ing guarantee OF satisfaction OF
money back. Test your strength by
seeing how far you can walk without
firing before beginning TO take Il
and then after two weeks or so see
for yourself how your strength has in
creased Note, too. II you do not feel
more buOyant. have better color,
better appetite, stronger nerves and
Increased vigor and energy.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
COUNTY SUES PONDER AND
UNION BANK AND SURETIES

Suit for 81. Os2.73 was filed Tues
day afternoon in the 41st district
court by FL Paso county against for
mer county treasurer J. D. Ponder:
Juan s Hart. C. p. Morehead. John
n. Wyatt, Mr.. Ponder's sureties on
his official bond; Union Bank and
Trust Co., and their sureties. E. Move.
Max Moye. H ". Broaddus, j.. ii
Zozaya and S. Aronsteln.
u IS alleged that on Nay I. 1916.
VIII watson, then county collector.
gave Mr. Ponder. then county trea-
surer, check for the amount sued
tor, said check being for the credit
OF the county: that at the time m
watson had sufficient funds on de-
post to meet the check. but that IL
when payment was refused On ne
grounds Of insufficient funds
The connection Of all parties 20 the
suit IS in reality merely technical. an
but Mr.. Ponder being mere sureties
IL was said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
HE CURED
CHRONIC COLD
WITH VINOL
Mr.. Bagley's Letter Printed
Here as Proof

Dunn. " CT suffered with a
chronic cold for four months. eoughed
day and night Had to keep on work
ing when I was not able to. I saw
Vinol advertised and tried it. and 1
want to tell you it Just cured that
cold in a short time. C. BagIey,
Dunn. n. C.
That's because VinoI is a constitu-
ional cod liver and iron remedy
which aids digestion, enriches the
blood and creates strength. Then
chronic coughs and colds naturally
disappear. Your money viii be re-
turned II it does not help you. Kelly
& Pollard. Druggists, FL Paso, and at
the best drug store in every town and
city in the country.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
MRS. PENDERY
GAINS 10 LBS.
Merchants wife thought
trouble would never end.
health restored.

slly enthusiasm for Tanlac is I'M
bounded said Mrs. Ellen Pendery,
wife OF a wei known grocery mer-
chant. who lives at 1913 Aston Ave,
TT Worth. Texas. recently.
8efore I began taking Ianlac,
Lrs. Peudery continued Il was SUI
feriuE from stomach trouble, inui-
gestion and run down condition, fol-
lowing an operation about three
months aEo. on my return from the
hospital I was so nervous and weak
4 couldn't even stand the noise Of my
children nor sleep at all. I spent about
i've weeks iu bed suffering with
pains fin my shoulders and back ana
so sick that ] could hardly live. Ny
appetite was very poor and what little
did eat kept me I'm misery nearly all
the time Everything I ate seemed
like lead IN my stomach I had awful
sIornerinE spells. and fluttering OF
the heart. suffered a great deal with
headaches, and dizziness and II Just
seemed like my troubles never WouiG
end
II tried many medicines but moth
iuE relieved me until Z began taking
Ian-ac, which was recommended &c
me be- my sister who had used IT, and
found Dr. 20 be such an excellent medi-
cine Now I fully agree with her,
that there's nothing equal to Tanlac,
and we never tire of talking about IT.
7 have Just now finished my second
bottle OF Taulac and before I started
on a. couldn't go out at all, but now
7 tai Ike q long walk every day Ny ap-
petite and stomach have improved.
until can eat just anything. and my
nerves have uuieted down so I can
sleep Just like a child every night ]
have no more headaches. dizziness or ]
EmotheriuE spells and my strength !
has increased wonderfully. 7 have al
ready gained ten pounds IN weight
and feel finer today than did be-
fore T got sick So I know now for
myself what Tanlac viii do and I
cleerfully recommend IL to every
BODY
Tanlac IS sold in Fl Pas0 by Kelly
q Pollard Co.. Inc, and Peoples Drug
store. under personal directions of a
special Taulac presentative.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
GERMAN PRISONERS STRIKE:
WON'T HANDLE U. S. GOODS

An Atlantic Port. April 24.-Several
hundred German prisoners employed
in the handling and discharging OF
corgOes at a French port recently
went on a strike when asked to assist
IN handling supplies from America
70 be used in war against their coun-
try, according TO officers OF an
American ship who arrived here to-
day
The strike did not last long" one
OF the Americans said. as a dozen or
so Americans doing police duty, as
sisted by French soldiers, promptly
took the matter in hand. The busf-
ness like night sticks about the size
Of baseball bat carried BY the
American military police conveyed a
suggestion that It would be better
for the Germans TO reconsider
which they did"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Free Prescription Does II. We,
overnight fOu Can Prepare IL
Mt HONE


at Home.
NeW YORK; IL Is ny own discov-
cry and Il takes just one niEht 10 r.er
Slch marvellous results saws Nse
- E---e " liaer, Wnen her friends asked
neI a2out her wonderful complexion
ana the improved appearance OF her
hands and arms You can do me ESQ.,
thing K you follow my advice she
says teel Il my duty 70 tell every
girl and woman what This uvonderFr;i
prescription did FOR me Inst fhi1E
OF ~ All this change In a single
nlsnL ! never tire OF telling othsrs
JUST Wlat brought about such re-
Ln@rEaole results Here Is the idenrf-
derect from my face. neck. hands and
arms Until you try q you can form
no idea OF the marvellous change d
vii make IN Just one application
re prescription which you can pre-
paIs az your own home Is as fol-
lows; Go TO any grocery ana get -,
Eeuts worth or ordinary oatmeal ard
rom any drug store a bottle 81 der-
VINO. PREPARE the oatmeal as directed
IN every package OF derwflIo ana
apply night and morning. Tbs fi-st
a Application viii astonish Won II
MAKES the skin appear trans
parent smooth and velvstv I.
especially recommend II for frecjxles-
81 80 sun Spots. coarse pores. rough
ssAL-' ruauiness, wrinkles, and. In
Iaet, every blemish the face. hand1
and arms are heirs TO. II your meek
OF chest Is discolored from eros |
are. apply this combination there and I
the Objectionable defect win dfsao- /
pear as II by magic Ia Il absoiutsi,, Z
harmless and viii not produce orI
sllmulate growth OF hair No matt
ter now rough and unEatnly theI
nanus ana arms. or what abuses therf
nave had through Lard work and ex-
posure TO sun and wind. this oatmeal
lerWillo combination viii work A
wonderful transformation In u hours
AZ the most Thousands who hava
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
DR.. IRA LANDRITH SPEAKS
AT CODY ON TEMPERANCE

Camp Cody. Deming, y. n. April "a.
DR.. Ira Landrith. extension secre-
tary OF the United Society Of Christian
Endeavor, the international head
quarters Of which organization is in
Boston, Mass, was an arrival in camp
on Tuesday morning He spoke at y.
VI. c. A. buildings No. / and No. s
Tuesday night on temperance lines
under the auspices Of temperance ac-
Invites Of the army and navy and Y.
n c. A. He left on Wednesday morn
ing for the west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
Beauty Chats
Cleansing Cream.

GOLD cream and powder seem &c
- stand for foolish vanity, from the
masculine point OF view. If woman
used enough soap and water-Ive
heard them argue-they wouldn't need
any "smeary'' creams.
Which is unfair. Soap and water
is the best cleansing agent: both
soap and water contain alkalis and
matter which act as a tonic
to the skin. But the combination
isn't always enough. especially for
women who live in the city. where
dust flies and smoke settles over ev-
II you want proof. just try
TO wash your face clean with soap ana
water after a sooty train ride-and
see how the Crime gets. under the skin
and won't wash out.
The hest cream for most purposes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

A good cleansing cream Il necessary.
Is a cleansing cream All creams
cleanse, OF course. since the oils soften
the dirt deep in the pores and bring
il 10 the surface. But cleansing cream,
being very light, penetrates the skin.
clears out the dirt. and can be wiped
off so that scarcely a bit remains in
the skin itself.
In answer 10 several requests, I am
repeating my formula for.
CLEANSING CCREAAi-
NJ Alle wax -----...-.-. ---------- i ounce
SperInacetli- -.------------ Il ounce
-alliloIu OH ----..--.-. p ounce
White mineral oll----------4l p ounces
Rose water -.-.--------.--l1 Ia ounces
Borax-- -.------------.-3 grains
Oil Of bitter almonds drops
Any 9erfumed oil may be substi-
tuted for the bitter almonds. which
is added only TO make the cream smell
good Also. II almond oil is unavail-
ABLE ounces Of white mineral oil
may be used; but the almond oil is
good for the skin and should be In
cluded when possible.
Questions and Answers
Virginia. have no formula Tor a
pink cake powder.
e l. Try these exercises daily
stand with the hands over the head
bend. keeping the knees straight and
touch the floor with the finger tins-|
put hands on the hips. bend front.
sidewise, back and TO the other side
that is, keeping hips straight and
moving the body around, pivotiue
from the waist. So much for waist
and hips To correct heavy shoulders.
stand facing the corner Of a room.
lands out touching each wall and
pend forward TO the corner. Repeat
each OF these exercises about ten
times To reduce the bust. massage
for a few minutes with Ice. AS
matter Of fact, any Eymnastic exer-
-lses VIII improve your figure. and a
certain amount Of dieting viii also
help.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
PILES TREATED AT HOME, BY
POPULAR ABSORPTION METHOD

u you suffer from bleeding. itching.
bias OF prctrudinE PILES you can treat
-curEelf a. home BY Ma Summer Popu-
lar t1orlilon Method. and avoid needless
expense and suffering Users report speedy
reflex AaE your druggist for Mrs Sum
1le-s Absorbent Pile Remedy: or send for
FREE FOUR DAYS TRIAL by addressing
me Summers Medical Co. box P. South
Bad. Lnd.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24
BAT GUANO

Mr. Geo. G. Davis will be found IN
his office. Room CIT Martin BuiidinE
fnone 1883 Am in the market f7r
an unlimited amOunt.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-04-24

The reserve trenches Tor the armies
of Italy are being dug by the women
Of that nation.