davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

IL Nlo Ototchit hctninS 1 oltm-
indenfor de forskellig-
ste russiske Kredse er LET at
spore.
Mellem engelsk og russisk Ka-
rakter og Vesen gives der six
kert mango Forskelligheder, men
samtidig har begge disse Natu-
rer ogsaa mango felles Karakter-
track, Tilbojeligheder og Sympa-
tier. Dette gor, at den russiske
Intelligens altid har fodt stark
Trang til at komme i narmere
Beroring med England, der teg-
nede sig i Russernes 0jne som
.Hiemlandet for def hejeste Hell
|temod, R~etsf9lelse, ERE og andre
Gentleman Egenskaber. Disse
edle Folelser fandt stOr Anklang
i Russernes Hjerter, og mango
Henseender var man rede I'll at
beundre Englenderen.
Aldrig har denne Folelse af
instinktivt Venskab veret saa
| sterk som efter Krigens Udbrud,
da begge de tapre og megtige
Nationer kOm til at kempe 81
de ON Side, og da deres S6n-
ners Blod fl9d sammen med de
ovrige Allierdes i en- felles
Strom, der cen Gang for allie
skulde bortskylle Krig, Tyran-
nj og Void for at give Plads til
Fred, Ret og Meteorological.
bet var netop Intelligensens
In~dflydelse, der gjorde Englen-
derne populere i Rusland, og def
var def russiske Officerkorps.
England skyldte den Felelse al
trofast Kerlighed og Agtelse.
som efterhaanden blew kultiveret
og befestet j den russiske Arme.
| Denne Tilnermelses-E Evolution
styrkedes like med sedyanlige
smukke Fraser, den fandt like
Udtryk i banale h9jtidelige No
der eller pragtfulde Taller, nej
den vistes af Rusland i diets Hen.
givenhed ill de Allieredes fel.
les Ramp, en- Hengivenhed, SON
glemte alt andet og ofrede ali
indtil Liyet.
bet er frygteligt at minde ON
den Mengde unge Liv, som Of
ficerskorpset ofrede j Krigen
Jeg kendte Regimenter, som
L0bet af Krigens to ferste AaI
skiftede to, ia endog ire Gan,
ge fuldstendig Mandskabet, der
enten var drebt eller gjort udyg.
tigt Ill Kampen. Jeg saa Gar.
derregimenter, der j deres Rak-
ker blandt andre talte de edle-
ste russiske Familier, og SON TX
Ike mer havde en- eneste usaa-
| ret Officer. Men hyor bio.
digit Tablet end var, hvor ofte
man end paa Byernes Gader
m9dte de dybt sorgekledte Kvin-
deskikkelser, blew den taste Be
slutning ON at fore Kampen til
Ende dog urokkelig, og Troen
paa de Allierede, Troen paa det
heltemodige England voksede.
Da Diet lykkedes Tyskland we'd
Hjelp af Revolutionen forst I'M
der Observation-Disclosures betyde-
ligt at svakke og senere = I'M
der Observation-Disclosures =
fuldstandigt at knuse husbands
loyale Arme, foregik dette Ode
laggelsesarbejde slet like saa
uhindret og modstandsl9st, som
maaske mango ~forestiller sig.
Tiden vii en- Gang komme,
da Verden vii forstaa Diet be-
undringsverdige Heltemod og
den urokkelige Trofasthed, med
hvilke Tusinder af russiske Of
ficerer ofrede deres Liy, kun
fordi de like Wide bryde de.
res Troskabsord og svigte de AL
lierede. De, som j husbands In
Dire har fulgt Revolutionens I'd
viking, eller rigtigere sagt
dens Udartning, we'd, hvor dybt
engelskfjendtlig hele dens Grund-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

,,Damer har Adgang'', STAR
der i Maanedsbladet. Det betty
der, at man kan tage sine Sostre
med den Aften og sin Kareste,
eller nogle Kusiner, som siger, de
gerne vii Sc X. F. u. Ms Byg-
ming.
Den, som har nok at tage med,
kan sagtens! Men fra Diet HEN,
hvor der kun er S6nner, og den
Stakkel, som err eneste Barn, og
unge Mand, som er kommen ind
fra Provinsen, - saadanne unge
har maaske aldeles ingen Lejlig-
he'd til at traffe kvindelig ING
dom - uden den, som X. F. u.
en- saadan Aften byder paa.
Derfor g6r vi Diet netop ogsaa.
En- Balsal er like noget til
fredsstillende Sted for ct Mode,
der faar B%etydning for Livet !!
At kunne modes j Diet daglige
blew like ale givet. Men
ct kristent HEM eller de unges
Hus, - Diet er naturlige Steder
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Iande Wide fedde husband ira
de uhorte Redsler, Wide sege
at redde fra Undergangen den
russiske Intelligens, som de skyl-
der saa meget.
Med hvilken Tro saa man over
I'll England England, dette Mon
ster paa Gentleman-Kultur, med
sine gamle ridderlige Traditio-
ner, sin til Diet yderste udvikle-
de Eresfolelse, kunde dog like
syigte en- venskabelig Nation, en-
Vaabenbroder, SON er faldet !
Henderne paa eft fremmedartet
Tyranni bet tvivlede man TX
Ike ON bet var like alene
sterste Delen af den russiske In
telligens, som tenkte saadan, og-
saa i de brede Folkelag fremkom
der Udtalelser ON en- fra Eng
land kommende Hjelp. Hvilken
Form den Wide antage, var man
like altid klar over, men ON
Englands 0nske ON at komme
til Hjelp tvivlede nan like.
| min Artikel ,Bolshevismen
og Verden' (,,Dagens Nyheder''
den 10. og 81. November 1919
har jeg berort Sporgsmaalet ON
de Allieredes Politik overfor
Rusland.
Trinvis forte Lloyd Georges
ledende Politik dem ned til ka-
pitulationen %overfor Bolsheviker-
ne. For var Diet Hjelp til de
,,hyide'' Here, som han Wide
yde, uden dog at vove sig saa
langt I'D som til at give Kolt-
chaks og Denikins Regeringer
fuld moralsk St9tte. Senere kom
det andet Stadium, som skulde
udgaa fra Princippet ON like
at blande sig i Husbands indre
Sager," der dog faktisk kom I'll
at betyde ct Frafald af Bolshe-
vikernes Bekempere og en- sam
tidig Protegering af Ruslands
Udstykning i Form af nye RE
publiker' som ,,Ardzebedjan,"
,,Georgien" og en- Mengde an
Dire like levedygtige Slater. bet
var disse d9df9dte Republikker,
som skulde dame Diet saa meget
omtalte Bolverk og beskytte den
9vrige Verden for Bolsheyiker-
ne.
Men Begivenhederne har visit,
at en- Utopi oliver altid EN- ITO
pi.
Endelig indtog Lloyd George
sin sidste Position = Forsonlig-
he'd overfor Bolshevikregeringen
= idet han forsegte at paavir-
Ike dennes Bekempere til at OPP
give Kampen.
bet fortaltes, at Lloyd George
i Ell af sine Taller under Perio-
den - Denikins sejrrige Often
siv - bl. a. meddelte ON den
russiske General Charkovs" he'll
dige Operationer, medens der i
Virkeligheden var Tale ON sgd,
husbands store BY Charkov.
Maaske er Diet en- Anekdote,
men j hvert Fald ct vellykket
Angreb paa den engelske Pre-
mierministers Kendskab til rus,
siske Forhold, hvilket svage
Kendskab bevises we'd hans
| Syingninger i den russiske Po-
litik.
| Grunden var allie de forskel-
lige Vendinger j den engelske
Handlemaade kun EN- S9gen eff
ter ct Kompromis, we'd Hjelp af
hyilket man Wide knnne komme
nd af den bolshevikiske Klemme
uden dog at tage den eneste. rig
tige Vel til Bolshevikstyrets En-
deligt - nemlig en- bestemt,. u
tvetydig og ubegrenset Samvir-
ken med de rusisske antibolshe-
yikiske Krefter.
bet forstaar man udmarket
godt j de fleste russiske Kredse.
Bolshevikerne fremhaver ofte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

der uden Vrede og
Tratte. Il. Tim. 2, 81
Hvad kan Apostelen meme med
denne Formaning2
Kapitlet, hyoraf anfqrte Vers
er taget, begynder saaledes; nJeg
formaner da f9rst af alt til, at
der holdes Bonner, Paakaldelser,
Forbonner, Taksigelser for allie
Mennesker, for Konger og allie
dem, som er i Hojhed".
Der er altsaa forud formanet
til at holde Bonner, like blot
til at bede privat, men til at
holde Bonner i de Kristnes For
samlinger. l ovenanforte Vers
belarer Apostelen saa sin Disci-
pei ON, hvorle d e M@ndene
Dor bede.
bet er like Diet, som den
gamle Overs@ttelse CAV Indtryk
af, Diet galder ON, nemlig at der
,,bedes paa ethyert Sted', men
at, hyor der bedes, at der oplof-
ties frome Hender uden Vrede
og Trette.
At de Kristne paa PAUL. It'd
formanes til sligt, eller at Ii
motheus ADVISES at formane dem
til sligt, Diet aabner for os Ind
sigt i Tilstanden iblandt de for
ste Kristne.
Ordet ,,opl9fte'' betyder visit
Diet samme som ON vi Wide sige
,.folde' vi Lutheranere bruger
j Reglen at folde Handerne I'M
der Bon, men der er andre, og-
saa i vor It'd, som opl0fter Hen-
derne under Bon. bet gor visit
ingen ~vasentlig Forskel.
Men ,,fromme Hender" og
,,uden Vrede og Tretteo kun
de def modsatte da tenkes mu-
ligt? muligt at bede med uret-
fardige Handler og med Vrede
og Tratte i Hjertet9
10, visselig, ellers hayde Pau
lus like skrevet til sin Disci-
pei, som han gor. vi maa am
tage Diet som EN- Kendsgerning,
at der var Steder, hvor der
holdtes Bon, at Mendene, der
bad, like oploftede fromme Hen-
der uden Vrede og Tratte.
Men hvorfor undres over, at
der fandtes sligt blandt den lids
Kristne. Mon vor lids Kristne
like tranger til samme eller lig-
nende Formaningl Og vi, hvis
Forfadre j mango Slegtled har
varet kendt med kristelig Aand
og Moral, til os burde der kunne
STILES langt st6rre Fordringer i
saa Henseende end til dem, der
nylig var omvendt fra Heden-
skab.
bet er Forholdet til baade
Gud og Mennesker, der
STAIR for Apostelen.
| Bon treder vi frem for Gud.
vi beder for os selv og andre
Mennesker. vi kommer frem for
Gud med Bon, Forb9n, Paakal-
delse og Taksigelse, som nevnt
j forste Del af Kapitlet. Men
Ordene ,,fromme Hender", ,,Vre.
de og Tratte" peger i Refining
af wore NJ e dmennesker
En- Hand, der er gaaet Nae
stem for ner j Handel, Vagt ell
Ter Maal eller i daarligt Arbejde
Diet er ingen from Hand.
Saadan Hand maa renses, fGr
Gud kan Sc med Velbehag paa
den, naar den rakkes imod ham
i Bon.
Der kan komme noget imellem
dig og en- Broder, saa der OPP
STAIR Tratte eller Disput, og saa
/
fristes du til Vrede. Men SEW ON
der MATTE vedblive at vare Me-
ningsforskel mellem dig og en-
Broder, vrede bpr der like vare.
Meningsforskellighed mellem
Guds Born maa aldrig trade i
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

Et rent UngdomSllY er natur-
igvis den bedste Beredelse til ct
.ykkeligt Hjemliv. j. P. jacobsen
,krev i sin It'd nogle Vers, som
i adskillige Sangboger:
bet bodies der for i lange Aar,
som kun var en- stakket Glede".
Man kan vanskeligt tanke sig,
at DIET Digit synges nogen Steder.
bet starr vel saa i Bogerne for
at skulle leases - og Diet kan
vere Grund nok til at trykke
det / Sangbogen. Zen Gang lest,
glemmes Diet neppe.
bet kan vel tenkes, at der
holdes Taller Ill unge efter dette
.Digts Tankegang. Men k9nnere
= og mere nyttigt = Wide Diet
vere, ON nogen kunde drage
Ungdommen I'll ct rent Liv j Ste
Diet for at skremme den fra
let grimt Liy. Hvem at os vii
like hellere yinke med Kransen
end true med Stokkenl Det kan
we're nyttigt, ON ell nu og da kan
size. a Diet oliver siddende, at
Ulydighed imod Guds Bud har
sin Straf j sig selv og angres bit.
Iterligt. Men jeg for min De
Wide meget hellere kunne lare
de unge at Sc med glade 0jne til
ILoyens to Tavlerl Den kan vere
lunge Mend, som holder Budene
laf Frygt for Straffen. bet var
lsmukt, ON der kunde komme
en- Slegt, som tenkte paa Diet
lfjerde Bud og Diet sjette Bud og
lsagde: TAX, Gud, for Diet ker-
llige Rad Jeg skal huske at
|fglge det."
bet var godt, ON wort Lands
Ungdom kunde mode ct Vidnes-
byrd, der larte dem, at Diet
Itakkes der for i mango Aart
| som kun var e.l stakket Mole
Err Kristus vor Gud, da skal
han vere med i alt, Vi g9r og
tenker og foler.
Vi taller her ON at leve re-
ligi9st j alt, hvad vi lever i,
og altsaa ON at gaa forbi
Diet, vi like kan drage wort Guds-
lliv ind i. Skal der tales ON en-
| Levekunst, da maa Diet yere den
Inc. Der er ingenting saa beva-
rende, og intet, SON paa den
Made giver Lykkefelelse, og in
genting, hyorved Diet timelige og
Diet evige saaledes gaar i eet.
, Thi err dette da ogsaa Diet for
|ste Punkt i al Opdragelse j HEM
Iliv:
,,Kom, o Jesus, tag dit Sted,
midi i Sjel og Hjertet med
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

,,Kom, o Jesus, tag dit Sted,
midi i Sjel og Hjertet med
Du skal midi udi min Glade,
midi j Sorgen have Sede -"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01

ken med de rusisske antibolshe-
yikiske Krefter.
bet forstaar man udmerket
godt j de fleste russiske Kredse.
Bolshevikerne fremhaver ofte
den Kendsgerning, at de Allie
redes hidtidige Stette af de ,,hvi-
de" Hare kun skulde have styr-
ket Neutrality-suspicious. Still
ling og smedet allie de russiske
Kredse sammen i en- felles Mod
virken til en- Fremmedindblan-
ding. Men samtidig omgaar Boil
shevikerne med en- diplomatisk
Tavshed en- anden Evolution, som
netop nu, efter at Lloyd George
indtog sin sidste Shilling, vokser
og BREEDER sig i de forskellige
russiske Kredse.
Takket vere Lloyd Georges
sidste Skridt, saa husbands in
telligente Klasser sig efterhaan-
den prisgivet af England til Boil
shevikernes Made og Unaade.
Med Smerte og stor moralsk
Skuffelse merkede de, at den
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-01
bet, der bliver.
Herrens Ord bliver evindelig.
Il. Pet. /, Pa
Uden Vrede og Tratte.

Saa vii jeg da, at
Mendene paa ethvert
Sted, hyor de bede, skull
lie oplofte fromme Hen
der uden Vrede og
Trette. Il. Tim. ?, 81
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
CAPE GOD CANAL CLOSED:
DISPUTE OVER OWNERSHIP
(By Associated Press)

BUZZARD'S BAY. Mass, March L
The Cape Cod canal was closed today
as result of a controversy over it's
ownership. Pilots and bridge tenders
were withdrawn when the railroad adj
ministration relinquished control at
midnight, and the Boston, Cape Cod
and New York Central Canal company,
former owners, had issued no orders
today to resume operations.
Captain H. F. Colberth, general man
ager, said he would refuse passage
to vessels for lack of authority. He
expressed the opinion however, that
the situation would be ended soon by
instructions which may be delayed by
belated mails.
The differences between the gov
eminent and the canal government
grew out of the controversy over the
value of the canal. The government
seized the canal by the right of en-
inent domain and entered suit to have
a Jury fix the price. The jury set
the value of the canal at $16,S01 ,201
The government offered $8,250,000
An appeal from the jury award was
taken and is pending.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
Lincoln's Descendant to Be Next
President, Declares Ouijo Board

the general trend does not predict a
season of ouija-nerves, or a fanatic
following.
Whether or not people really fol-
low the dictations of their ouijas
seemed an important question.
Don't Unless They Want To.
No, they do not-unless they want
to. OF course if the ouija tells 'em
they're going away on a certain day
and they do, they look at each other
and decide it's peculiar, but all the
ouijas in the world couldn't have made
em go if it hadn't been propitious.
One local crank board" told its fair
owners that one of them was to marry
the next governor of Indiana, and OF
| course both young women are watch
ing out for the candidates with a
! slightly augmented interest Another
Sticky one" told it movers" that
they were to marry each other, and
they did.
| Our ouija told me I was going to
sell 90 yards of goods the next day"
| insists Richmond dry goods clerk.
We'll. l sold 25A, which was pretty
close
! AS a rule ouijaS do not talk about
| matters of state nor industrial import
ance, but one board seems to be con-
cerned with the weightier things of
! life. 1t talks about industrial systems:
representation in industry: sub-wayS
and lots of deep things. its owners
allege. It says there must be repre-
! sentation in industry, but gets cloudy
On the question how" 1t says strikes
! will be averted when Two truthful men
are found, which doesn't seem such
! bad logic. And this particular ouija
insists that Richmond is to have a
! subway. 1t admits all of the residents
of the city may not live to see il.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
President Starts Reply
To "Negotiation" Note
(By Associated Press)


WASHINGTON, March L Presi-
dent Wilson has begun work on his
answer to the British and French pre-
miers on the Adriatic situation. In
preparation for the actual drafting OF
his note he has written to acting Secy.
Polk at the State department. The
nature of the communication was not
disclosed.
Mr.. Wilson apparently was planning
to make prompt reply to the premiers
suggestion that the United States join
with the British and foreign govern
ments in seeking to bring about So
luton OF the Adriatic problem through
direct negotiations between Italy and
the Jugo Slavia. 1t was noted here al
SO that Rome dispatches indicated that
Premier Nitto of Italy already had
opened conversations with the JugO-
Slovak authorities to this end.
There was no comment available
from officials here as to the extent
President Wilson might be willing to
90 in joining directly with Premiers
Millerand and Lloyd George in foster
ing these new negotiations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
PRIZES ARE GIVEN
FOR ARMY ESSAYS

Pupils OF Richmond schools Monday
viewed moving pictures presented by
members OF the sixth division recruit
ing party from Camp Grant. Illinois.
Lieutenant Fred +. Coyne, Jr.. Fifth
F. A. and member OF the famous first.
division. also took part in the program.
The entertainment was TO start with a.
musical selection by the high school
orchestra, followed by short address
by Lieutenant Coyne. who explained
the mission of the soldiers here. and
told some inter sting things about the
school children of France Belgium
and Germany.
Following she moving picture dis-
play. the children who wrote the best
essays on the subject What are the
benefits OF an enlistment in the United
States Army" stepped TO the stage
and were presented with prizes
donated by the merchants of Rich
. mond.
The winning ESSAYS we're submitted
by boys and girls representing the
public and two parochial schools.
Among the winners are Ruth Woke.
Muncio Corsi. Martha Habing, Mar
garet kempcr. Harold Long, Floyd
Gardner, Marci Weisgarbcr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
OIL INSPECTORS TO
GET BACK PAYMENT

INDIANAPOLIS, March Judge
Louis B. Ewbank. in a ruling in cir
cult court today held that deputy oil
inspectors who served during the per-
iod of a year while there was a con-
troversy in the court as to who was
the rightful holder of the position of
state supervisor of oil inspection, are
entitled to fees from oil companies
for the inspection work during the
year.
The ruling. if it stands after an ap-
peal to the supreme court, will mean
that about 100000 will be paid by
various oil concerns doing business in
Indiana to the deputies who served
under Marion Caldwell, oil inspector,
appointed by Governor Goodrich. it
is "a id.
1t has been held that Caldwell was
the state oil inspector. de facto" dur
ing the period Of litigation.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01

All We relatives of Abraham Lincoln
step up in front, please. Better shine
up your boots for trip to the white
house for an absolutely truthful ouija
board declares to its Richmond owner
that the next president Of the United
States is to be a kin Of Old Abe's."
Honest, that's what it said!
Either Richmond people are awfully
sensible, or all this talk about people
really believing in ouija boards is
bosh, for it was with extreme Difficult
ty that one person was found who con-
fessed honest faith in a ouija board.
This person was a little shakey in his
belief.
"Oh, yes we have lots of fun with
our weejie: tells the funniest things,
but of course we take no real stock
in it," is the usual answer regarding
the alleged ouija craze. The majority
undoubtedly take it as a joke and let
it go at that. There are a few near
believers who al least look bewildered
and eXclaim things about its "bein
funny" and there's no doubt, accord
ing to the dealers that more ouijas
are being sold than ever before, but
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
MASTER TO RENDER CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE DECISION SOON

BOSTON, March 1.-The way to an
early filing of the report of the mas
ter who heard testimony in the liti-
cation involving several groups promi-
nent in the government and admins
tration of the Christian science church
was cleared today. Judge Crosby in
the supreme court denied a motion
that the master be directed to reopen
the case for further evidence in one
OF the suits, and refused another mo-
ton that the time for filing the mas
ter's report be extended from today
to March 10. Both motions were
brought by counsel for the director of
the church. The report OF former
Judge Frederic c. Dodge. the master.
Incorporating his findings on the sew
eral points at issue, was completed
several DAYS ago.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
Circuit Court News

Mildred Hamilton, colored, was
granted divorce from Washington
Hamilton cOlored, on charges of aban-
donment.
Suit of Ada Haas against Carl Haas
for divorce and change of name, was
dismissed at the cost of the plaintiff.
The replevin suit of Glenn c. Jones
against William Moore was dismissed
and casts paid.
The suit for SANDER filed by James
Coff against James ParOs was dismiss
ed at the cost of the plaintiff. The
plaintiff, in his complaint, remanded
$1,000.
John II. Robert filed suit to quiet
realty title against George Vanneman,
ct al.
A complaint to forclosc q lien was
filed by Fry Brothers Manufacturing
company against Emil a. Drawer.
Christian A. Graver filed suit to set
aside a deed against George w. Dun
can, ct al.
Suit for divorce was filed by Charles
w. Rudicel against Edna Rudicel. The
plaintiff charges cruel and lnhuman
treatment.
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ella l.. Cobb to John J. Steele.
part of lot II, Charles w. STAIRS first
addition, $4,000.
Thomas w. Gibbs, ct al, to Robert
c. Thompson. lot /. Elizabeth w. Dial
bey's subdivision. 81.
Elizabeth A ellis to Clifford Mann
part of the northwest quarter sec
ton SO, township II. range l, 81.
John F. Stedd0m to Bessie NJ. Klein
lot s. William NJ Hunts addition tt
/ Williamsburg, S2,450.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-01
PEST DAMAGE PUT TO PROFIT

Everyone who has a garden detests
a mole-everyone perhaps, but a GER
tain woman gardener out in Bryan
county, Okla. This ingenious person,
who reported her experience to the
United States Department OF Agricul
ture puts them to work. A number
of these pests undermined her garden
this season, digging diminutive tun-
nels here, there, and everywhere. 1t
would have discouraged the average
woman; it didn't disturb this one.
She started a little irrigation plant OF
her own, using it's tunnels as irriga-
ton bitches. She filled the tunnels
with water repeatedly, until the gar
den was we'll watered, and finally
drove the moles off the premises.