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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Sn Smaba unO ltmgcgenO allein wnrocn
minOeltenS 152 GcriOncn gctOotct
unO iibcr 300 Dcrlcbt.
Iubsr >1ebra=fa tpur>en 1ctoa, 1llincis
nnr ,11iebiean beings iuss,t.
Ecet,paiisr in 1nNiana.
@rober sieg Der mertanidsu Sesieruusstruppeu Glue
gieOerage Der Siirteu. 9e engliidal
Sufmgetten iengen weiG.

perlebt un6 etiua 275 @ebaube Dem
Grobooen glei69emdht. Ter Shaoen
miro auf iiber *l.000,000 oeifdbt.
Wpntas Nbenb ertIdrten Die 8eanten,
meIbe Die 0lufrdumun98nrbeiten leites
ten, baB bic Tooteulilte jeoenfalls
beoeuteno anIhmellen meroe. oa nod
uieIe 2ei6sn unter oen Trilnmern
llegen,
Smaba. 9teb.. 26. Widrj.
Gum eriten Wal ieit bem uerbeeren'
ben Tornado uom Slterionntas luaren
Die bjeii9en Birser am 8ienita9 i'm
StGnoe, bic 3abl Der MsnI6enopfer
unb Die 90be oes Sabidaoens einiser'
maBen 9euau abSulhdben. 9as &elul'
tot lit trauri9er als iit ielbit Der
srDBte Bsiiimiit bate trdumen laiieu.
Sn Smaba ielblt uno ieinen nlhlten
Sororten iiuo iiber 200 Gerionen ums
9etpmmen. uno in oen weiter eutfernt
llesenben Stdoten bat Der Sturm meis
tele 80 Opier geforoert lln9eIdbr 500
HerIonen rpuroeu uerlebt. uno oauon
limb big 9ienlta9 Nbeno bereits 8 ses
ltprben.
Solpeit @elo belien fam, lit fir Die
Sbbadloien oelor9t, oenn Die ltdotiiheH
8e Drben iuaren am gtbeno I'M Seiib
uon runo 81 100000, iuoSu aus alien
IbeiIeu bes 2anoes bei9eiteuert mar
Die lbuierislte Nrbeit mar Die Srganis
iation elmer ipitenntiihen 6iilistons
milIiOnL Die iieben 3peisbureuus in
allen Gbeilen Der Staot erridtet bat
uuo BON bort aus ole gto!b,eioeuoen
ueriorgt.
Staot uno Staat baben sic n6tbi9eu
Sorfebrungsn 9etroffeu, uni alien 6Or.
oerungen gerett iueroen gu t0nnen.
unb auferoem baben Die 3eitunsen uno
anoere Snititutionen un9elGbr 100000
bis jebt auiSebrabt. gu ben Stdo
ten, Die beute 0ilfe nngebuten babsn.
aehDrsu 9tep Dort, Ct. SOiepb.
Do, Bolton, San Jranciscu, Ct,
Qouis. &anlns gltp, 9elrp:t, Seattle.
Ct. Saul, SbreuepOrt, 2a., unO an'
oere.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Cine lSnrnung.
puihinaton. 2. 8, 26. M6rs.

gSnIbln9ton, Z y, 26. Ut0ri.
9em @llunobeitsamt Der 8unoes
rssieruns 1T am 8lsnltog 5u Gbren aes
fommen, onB S6ar.atane unter ber
Borgabe, 9uIturen pou 3r. z. 3.
Jrleomanus 2lnliiubsItuIole Serum
erbaItrn su babeu, JubertulOiefranfe
beihwinbelt bdben iolen.
6isrburh hat ih Or. }rie6mann
peranIoBt seisbsn. be GrtIdruns ob5u'
seben, bGB glieman6 tn oen Ser. Staa'
ten aud nur bos ssrjn9ite Eunntum
isiner aulturen erba.len babe. ou89s'
nommeu Die Bunossts9ieruHg Gene
ralor5t 8Ius bat betlnHt segeben. oaf
ipeoer er nod ieiue 4iiiitenien 8robs,
oes Jrie6nannihen 1erums an Urgent
lemano abgeseben bGban.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
8rpi;er Siea.
GronnspilIe. Ter. 25. 9l(G

Brownsville. Ter, 20. Mdr5.
Plus Mputerep, sDter, ipuroe ont
Muntag Nbeno amtlib nah Sromnss
bile, 3sr. aui teIe9rapbiidem @ege
scmelost, baB 8lpiihen 300 unb 400
Nnbdnser oe8 nufitanoiiden @ouuers
neurs uon Goahuila. Nenultianu Gnrs
ransa, in elmer S6lnht nit 9fe9ies
runsstruppen unpeit SaIiillo ON SOnns
tag eefalsn iino Die ae9en 1000
Mtann itarfen Rsbeaen iollen ii6 in
milcer 6luht nat WtoncIoua 9ewanot
baben Hno BON General 9ope5 unb 1900
Mann uerfO!gt perben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Siea Der Serbeu.

@ettlnle, 25. Nt11s.
0iapio 9aida bat iid nit ieinsr
aus $4,000 Ntann beltebenben glrmse
um Stumbi.6luB ben Serben erseben,
pie am M&ontas nad @ettInje beridtet
muroe.
9iapio Noida mar aommnnoeur
oes iiebenten tiirtiifen NrmeetOrps
un6 oorber Ntilitdrfontmanoeur BON
llesfiip.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
yfnr ucnig SOffrung uurbanOen, OaB nidt
lDcnig|tcns Swcitanitno HeriOnen
BORT nIgefOmnlcn linO.
Sn Obs mn> 9nSiama bat Sic Slmtb cincn
Ssha>cn rsn iibcr 100 ,llilliencn
Ocllars anacriettct.
Sibnaloda 9ealeu and bic 6tiung glOrianopel in otn
SanOtn Der Snl9are1; Nlaga;ur in Srauo;
bic tirtiifem Srnppel fliebcn.

tag uno Wiittpod nit fiir6terIic1er
8epaIt belmluhie llussiGbr cine balbe
Million Eerlunen iiuo ob6ohloS aes
morben in Ohio nnb Suoiana, uno Ser
IN beioen Stanteu an9eridteie Shaoen
lptro nuf minoeIteus $100,000,U00 qes
lbdbt,
8lele 3dbIen ergeben Iib aus ben
bis Wtittwctl Nbeno bier aus bem
5Iutb9eblet eiugctroHenen 8sridten.
Nnoere NfeIoungen erb6ben Die 9ootens
LITE erbebIld. uno eS iii unmohrldeins
LID, oaB Der iiuauSieae Bellnli be-
trdhtIih rsbu5trt wtro.
$50 tpbti in GuIumbus.
Columbus. o.. q. MGrs.
90 mcit lih bis lebt feiiltslIen Ileis
limb lnfolse OeS Dammbruhs in So
!umbus uno oes 9IuStretens oes Scioips
5Iuiics aui Der Behieite Der Staot 100
h,s $50 TerIpncn ertrunfen; aenausre
Wohrldten iebIen nod gang. bod pers
lIheln Suuerldliiee Nugen,euetn, oa6
he WRengen Don Qet6en Den 5trom BINS
abihwlmmen Inben. uno oaB Gubeuoe
0onler nit lbren 8eiuobnern iorteeril1
zen lpnroen.
l25 Opfer in SnoiaHn.
Snoianapois, Sno.. %. WtdrS.
Beim 9Inbruh Der lebten gtadt fab
eS traurig aus fir bic Toulenos pom
Kerlpnen. pelde unter benz 6ohmaier
5u leloen baben, bnS Snoinna beimges
lu6t bat. gtad fOalernoti0er SnGbun9
ltno nlft Weni9et oils 125 YsriOnen in
oen rel6enben 5Iutbeu umaefommen,
ood @eriIdte aus alien 1belIsn beS
Staates lolien beiiirtien. baB Die 2ilie
bebeuteHo itei9en miro. 9iiemono mad,t
aud nnr ben TerIuh. Den anseri6teien
Sodldaoen ab5uiddeen.
Qeihen in Omaha beer0igt.
Omaha, Neb.. 27. MGrs.
Nm Wittmoh bs9anu man in Dem
Sonutng gbeno uOn einem Tornado
belmgeludteu Omaba. mo bic 3abI Der
llmgetOmmeren na6 oens5eri6ien etnnS
ilber 5weibunoert gu betrosen ldeint,
init Der 8eeroi9uug Der 2eihen, auBer'
benz wurben bic Nuirdumungsarbelten
iort9sfbt; in ollen Stn6itbeiIen fnuOsn
Erauerieiern ltatt; bic meiiten 2ethen
puroen pom ben Beitattun9sgeId)dlteu,
uah benen lie 9eidaift wOrOen unrsn,
beer6I9t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Gaitru in europa.
Cherbpura. 25. M11rs.

General Giprlnno @aitro, Der ebemns
Iiae Brdiioent Der 8epubIit &sneSueIn,
tr1i om Montog on Borc Oes beutiden
Gdmpfers 2lrsrita in @berbOurs elm.
gins iebpd uidt an 9nno, iunosru iubr
nod Samburg Deiter. Ger 9nmpier
bat inioIss bes itiirmiIdsn 8stters
wd6reno Der lleberiabrt beosutsuos
Neripdtun9.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
@lontenesro Tust iih.
QDn00n, 26. 9gP6rg

Tlpnienesro bat fh aIen Buuihen
Ceiterrsid tlnsnrns leIust. glonies
ns9riniihe gelsgae1 Darben Gtsnitag
fru6 su Dem tnrtliben aommonoeur
pon Stutori. GRa6 8liha. ssi6tdt un6
ibeineu bieiem nit, oaB lbre 6e8ierung
ih sutihIoIien BABE. Der 8iUiIbsuots'
rung orei Eage 3st 5u seben, bic
Stoot ~ uerloiieu Ceiterrsid uno
Jtalien ien6en SdjTs nit grOpiant,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Suffraactten iengen tpeiter.
9Onbon, rs. NtGr.

SpHopH, 70. u(1r5.
SufirasettensSr sSranoltiiteriunen iuiis
tbeten am Wtittmoh in oem iiiobltllf
pom 9onoon seIegenen 8orOrt 8sdens
hdm uno iteften ein I'M Bau befinolls
dies Saus in 8rano Iui ben in Sanos
mid. Sent, seIegeuen @oIipIdsen Sers
iorten anbere aampfinfirasetten Die
@etpads shduler.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Ser 9 ba6euin 8 m ab q.
Omaha, 9teb., 25. Wtdrs.

N}a6oem Der am Sonnta9 berrlbenoe
Sturm iiber 152 BerIonen 9etbotet uno
$50 bier uno llm9ebung uerIeBt bat
Itebt Die Stabt por benz ihmlerlgen
8rpbIem. Die Oboahlolen untersubrins
gen. Die 3abl Der ppllltdnol9 5ers
ltbrten @ebduoe betrdgt nabe5u 500
uno Der nnaeridtete Snhlhaben tuiro
auf S5,000.000 bis $12,000,000 ges
itdbt.
Die Spitdler lparen am Ntontas
9lbeno iiberfilLlt nit Gerlesten, pon
benen oiele bis sur Stunoe nod nlht
ibentifisirt ipsrben fonnten, anlheineno
weil ibre 9lneeb6risen umsetommen
pber ebenfnlls perlebt Iino.
Die pom Sturm beimseiuhten De
itritte meroen jest pon re9uIdren 1rups
pen aus Sort Omaha, lpwie MiliStrups
pen bes Staates gtehrasta abpatrouils
lirt. Gouu Moorbeno tat perionlih
ben 8eiehl iiber Die Staatsmilis iibers
nonfnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

R% 5euer' unb 2sbeusuerI heruug,
Qusihreibeu uon BelietiteIn uno 6ppos
tbeten uno @sIoperIeiben gu ) |rO5eni
oui Ga groIier Cider beitsn tit metue
Spe5ialudt. y. 8. RpI5, 624 Suo
Z. Stra6e. Beioe 'Rhoues. gnj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

0unberte Gerionen uergebIih aui Ret'
lung. Stra6eu, Die. iuie man bisber
gIaubte, auBerbaIb Der Geiabrsrenje
I,eeen. lteben s SUB uno mebr unter
g8aiier. ceiien reiBeuoe Str0mung cine
8sttun9 uumb9llh mabt.
. 3le. .lleoerlbwemuiuns in Ohio ers
reidte in 9apton ibrsn S0bspuntl.
2Im N6eno. 10 beiBt es, ItonO Dor. oaa
28aiier 20 blS 40 SUB bod. Pin Den
5enltern BON @el6dftSsebduOsn ihwams
men 5ablreibe 9ei6name porbei. Die
SntaltrOpbe bat bort Die jOrm elmer
Spriu9ilutb angenommen. Mad Gbils
Ilcotbe muroe 1ui teiepbOniltem g8eBe
9emeloet, onB 10000 &eriouen in 9ops
ION uboohIos Iino, uno odB Gin 0iIfsa
sus oon 3en,a cbgeibldt puroe. Suns
oerte uon 5eusrn, Die titH1t ar bidt luers
oen tpnnlen, trugen odSu bel. Die
Shreden nod gu erb0bcn.
Columbus bot ebenfalls 9rpben Sha'
oen ourh oa8 0otmaier erlitien. 3af
ourd). oaB mebrere Gjebduoe, Die auf
benz auoereu llier oea Scioto ge,P9en
iino. einitiir5tsn. iuuroe Ser &tienblbns
uerfebr iait upllitdnols IabmgeIe9t. Nm
lpdten Nahu,ttng brab Der auf ser
8eltieite Der Staot 9elsgere 9nmm elm.
mas CUR 5O!9e bate. oaB Elm 9rpBer
5beil beS meltIidsn IbellS Der Staot
unter gSaiier gelebt puroe. Sn pielen
5nbliteu Der Staot lUlItbeten Brdnoe
ulele Slunoen lang uIo beorObten Beit'
peiIis ernltlld1 Ole Nadbarihait. on Die
5euermebrIeute lue9eu Der Stub nlAt
,mltanoe marsn, SiIfe ~ brin9sn.
100, 900 OBJ oa d>los.
Snoiannpoli8. 26. Mdr5.
Snoiana lit pon osm i6limmiten
6ohmaIier in Der @eittbte oss Stoa
tes bsImgeiudt iuOroen 3sbntnulenoe
upn Yarlonen lino pbonhIos, Z 9ooes'
| illle Iino 0emeloet, uno Elm III Die 2dls
llonsn uon Dollars aebenoer Shaoen
1T nngerihtet wcrben Ter game Staat
lit Elm 9emalti0er gee. Seoer 5trom,
6IuB unb Badl trdgt llilnoIt6 gu Der
Terbeerun9 bel.
9lne S}ertebrs9 s9eielIitaiten I'M Stadt
limo uoQitdnots blyIIos. @rens uno
SiraBenbdbuen habeu beinabe ben ge'
iammten &ertebr elnleltellt. W.ele
Stdote iiuo Obne Qidt uno obne Cd &
eegen 6euer. Die an ben JliBulern
g8obnenoen lniien ndts unusriuht,
Die Su retten. Die ourd oas 9ohrudlier
in ibren bduiern eingeitlpiien iino.
gtoh tOnierpotiper 56abun1 limb
100000 Belione pou lbreu Nduiern
uertrieben uuo Elm 5daoen pon $20,'
000.0 900 angeridtet lplroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

2torianopel uuo Sfdjataloidla az
fallen.
4ouoon. 27. MGrj.

= 4Ou6on, 27. MGrS.
9}nh sUeitd9igsm oer5weiisIten
2ampi lit z glhatalolda an Wiittmoh
IN ole 0dnoe oer 8uI9areh sefallen iuis
Der bulQnrtiden geionotIfoft in Con.
Don Wlinpot 9IbenO auI telegraDbIidem
gBege 9emel6et lpuroe.
Berlin. ~. 0tdrS.
Der Berttsritatter Der ytahrihiens
Ngentur 4reie gentrote msloet aus
5oiia enb9uIiI9 ben 6al NorianOpels;
oas bulqnrjihe Sdipfa. Heeiment SOg
al5 critics in olC eroberte Stn6t elm;
iammtllhe tdrtlihen Militdroepots lino
in Die gun gelprengt. s5u ben frilhen
UlorQenituuoeu AM Wlittmoh berrihte
IN Der Siaot cine lirhterlihe Berpirs
rmnQ an often @dsu uuo @noen Der
Slaot brouuien 55suer. bag grOBe i'm
Utttelpunft aeleqeus NrisuaI bronnte.
ebenio Die slUlidjeu benz 6Oipitat un6
ben n0tbliden 5orts 9elegensn 9oIer'
nen: Die ourh bic lau9e Beldqerung
etldootlen Burger tthteien 9lltloS BIN
unO her. On Der 3nlidsn}eit batten
Die Bulgnreu lire Iruppeu Imner ndher
um Die 5taot 5uiammeuge5UBen uno ben
lsbien Sturm UOrbereilei
Der tegte aampi um Die Sta6t bate
ieit WtOntdg geoauert; om Eienitas
batten Die But9nren Die tartliden Ste,a
lungen unb Sorts aui Der Orisiie Der
Staot i'm 5turm 9euommen. uHo I'M 3
ubr Nahmitio96 tuar tire 9uiaulrrle
bis ouf oreibnnoert yaros an DE 6nupt'
bef itiguugsn beron9etOmmsn; IN oen
erotRrten turtii6en Bslelhauu9en
muroe ioiort bulgariihe Nrtiliere aus
geiabrer, Die oeu lesteG dngrif porbes
reitete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Ghicaqo, sSu., rs. M1rs.

. Die 3abl Der am Sunnta9 infOl9e
bes fiir6terlihen Sturmes um9etom'
menen Berlonen betr1s! 227. Die Der
0erlesten 694. Die Qiiten iino nod
nibt abgeiblOiien, neil nod ~ man6er
2eihnam unter TrImmern lieeen mag,
Die non niht ab9e1udt ueroen tonnten.
Ser bel meitem srbBte Sbaoen iparoe
in uno um Omaha. 9teb.. angerbtet,
mo einSelue 9iItritte pollltdnois nieoers
gele9t nuroen.
Sm tstnem Safe muroei piele !eerlos
nen an Elm uno oerIslben Steue 9etDos
tet, meil Der 8Irbeliturm pllltiirlidl
bin uno beriprang. Bon Smaba lprans
Der Sturm uab Soma uno ridtete bort
ebenidlls beoeutenoen Sdaoen an.
&aum mar Der erite berni6tenoe
Sturm uOriiber, als ou6 lfpu Elm 5fpeia
ter einIct 2. ser oieieIben 0iitrifte beims
iudte tpie Der erlte. iuenn aud nidt nit
berielben 0ttllgtelI. llnabban9tg oon
bieiem Sturm 'piithete Elm anoerer in
Snoiana uno rihtete beionbers groBen
Sdaoen in Terre 0aute an. Ster mur'
ben ge9en 20 HerlDnen 9etootet nno
Sunoerte perlebt.
Ntebrere Stdote in @isconIiu lpurs
ben unter 8aiisr 9eiebt, mpourd elm
III Die taulenoe pon Dollars 9ebenoer
Shaoen in BEN &eliergsidoHen an9e'
ri6tet wuroe. Glele 9amme iuuroen
eiu9erilien un6 saben BEN @aiiern @e'
legenbeil. lid in Die tieIer seIesenen Di'
ltritte gu er9teben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
> life ang ebpte n.
@aibiuetpn, 25. Wsdr,.

Hfdiibent gSiIion teIesraptirte auf
Die Nnhritt pom Der Sturmtotaitropbe
in Omaha on Mnpor 3ablmann
bort. UNI Ger 8gp6Iteruns Der Staot
leine 3beiInabme ausjubriden, uno
irnste sIeidjsitis on. OBJ Die 8unbess
regierun9 in irseno elmer Weiie beIien
tonne.
Brdiioent @iIiuu erhielt am MOntos
gnhmittn9 eine aniwort auf iein an
Wnpor 3abImnnn eeianotss 9sis.
arnmm. in ipeIdem ibm nitgetbeiIt
wuroe. oaB 6uIfs pon Seiten Der Buns
besre9isruns uiht nptbis lei. bnB oos
9tnerblstsn oes &rdlioeHtsn lsOod bsrj.
lib anerfannt neroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28
Snbiana heimaeinh
Gerre 6aute, rs. u1dr,.

Minoeitens IS &erionen ipurosn am
Spnntas uahreno bes @IrbeIiiurmes
gsi0oisi. Der 1srre 0duis heimiudte
$50 ODER msbr 8eriOnsn ipuroen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

Gbica9o, II. q. Wirj.
Treiiauieu6 8erionsn iiuo in benz
6ohlDaiier umgetomnen. oas bic n6r6s
lt6e bdlits 6es Cbi0sTbalss am Eienss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-03-28

Ote ,,tIot oiteru"-,SetIun-
gen babeu Gle Weic9icbte
pom "a GrcIie uitht nur
rtititbreibeu IcnSern fuit-
ntatben helfen.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Household Suggestions

Apples cut in irregular pieces will
cook more quickly in a pie than If
sliced. for they do not pack closely
as slices do. and so the hot air comes
more easily in contact with the fruit,
and cooking is facilitated.
When frying fish, dip it in milk in
stead of egg before rolling in bread
crumbs. This is more economical and
tastes better.
Heather viii last longer out Of water
than almost any other flower The stem
transmits very little water TO the flower.
To prevent tea staining a cloth. if
spilled. put lump of sugar in the
teapot when making the tea.
Rice is the easiest of all common
foods to digest and roast veal the
most difficult
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

er. Wainwright claimed the honor of
making the final blast and at II o'clock
one night Allan ordered O'MaTey to
back his drill away. The men were
called out of the danger zone and
Wainwright attacked the last thin wall
OF rock
Four times they heard the roar of
the explosions and at the fifth a piece
OF rock as big as a taxIcab tumbled
through onto their side of the wall.
There was a roar Of cheers and a
flashing Of light and a rush Of air
through the opening, and then Vain
wright scrambled into the jagged hole
believing:
where's Mac7"
To Be Concluded o-morrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

Then the newspapers got hold Of it,
and the news was world wide sensa-
tion. They pointed out that every cal
culation above and below the sea and
in the middle Of the greatest Of mathe-
maticIans indicated that less than a
thousand feet separated the borings. hut
the fact remained that the horings seem
ed to have missed each other.
There was no time to lose. Already
the price of Tunnel securities on the
stock market was beginning to feel the
effect of the reports Allan ordered the
heroic measure of striking for con-
nection. Wainwright was instructed to
drive his boring as before. start right
on the supposed line from the Azores TO
Bermuda, while O'Malley was ordered
TO drive side galleries in all four direc-
uons in the hope of coming upon signs
of Wainwright
OMaley plunged into tt like new
man. Allan had never admired him as
much as now The heat and the strain
were enough to kill a bullock Men
dropped at their work as if smitten by
y plague Every day or two man
Went ravInE mad The walls were as
hot as Dutch ovens Great pumps
drove fresh cool air into the galleries
constantly but the workers were blind
ed with dust and sweat and oil.
For SIX weeks this continued Allan
hardly slept. and Tunnel stocks con-
tinued To behave in an ominous fashion
Then one night OMaIley wired him to
Gonna a ,v.a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
N9aEa5zY9
TO-DAY'S INSTALLMENT

II came upon them with the sudden
ness Of the explosion. and but for
OMauey's GOODNESS and courage there
might have been panic such as had
caused the needless death Of hundreds
in that other catastrophe. The Incl
dent that precipitated it occurred. for
wnately. while OMauey was personally
directing the work at the head of the
boring
The great driller had been tearing into
the rock at the rate OF hve yards to
the mute, when suddenly it was noticed
that the thermometer had risen fve
degrees I'm the past half hour There
was an instant rush for the trains, and
.ere il was OMauey distinguished him
self for the second time I'm a great Cri-
sis lie brought every man hack TWEEN
ty miles into the safety zone without
as much as a scratch or bruise among
them
The work came To dead stop in
that gallery and the next day the men
ON the other side refused 60 go I'm They
argued that there We're two sides To- a
,olcano and YOU could hit upon it as
Wen from one side as the other
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- THIT TT TNTNTLTT 90 THE GREATEST GIFTS
~ L O1NIN1111 % KIND JULES

the two horinEs Allan announced that
on the twenty anniversary he would
pilot the first regular passenger train
through from Tunnel city to Allan city,
.'ugland on IA trial run
The announcement made tremen-
dous sensation For a generation the
tunnel had been an incubus upon the
shoulders Of the world There were
successful men of affairs who could not
remember the day it was begun. 1t had
grown To be a sort Of institution. some
thing that was sure TO he forever. And
now the master Of II all announced that
the last rivet would bee struck within the
year and the tunnel would become an
everyday fact. common means of
transportation.
Yet there seemed TO he no doubt OF
f. Work had been stopped at both
ends by a concerted arrangement. and
o'Malley and Wainwright. handling the
keys themselves. had exchanged con-
graulatons and witticisms under the
ocean bed by wireless.
The Borings Missed
The already terrific pace was incrcas-
ed Every man down TO the lowest
lahorer was fred with the enthusiasm
Of certain triumph Six months of
murderous work followed. and the
mathemattctans declared that only a few
hundred feet Of rock now separated the
horings. Then there came an ominous
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Stayed by the Driller.

Allan was holding OMalley by his
grimy, bare arm and as the needle
jumped he gave it painful squeeze
Thank God" he exclaimed huskily.
Come on. OMalley Take me back in
a hurry. I don't want the newspapers
to lose any time IN getting this!"
II was easy after that. In another
two weeks the borings were so close
together that the seismographs regis
tered the vibrations of Allans powerful
drills as they tore into the rock bar
rier. few weeks later the men could
hear each others blasts. hollow and
mufred, through the rock
Allan came down at this word from
O'Malley and stayed by the great drill
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: One lighted gas jet consumes S
much air as four adults
Good mortar must consist Of at
! least One-third lime
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That So, Isn't It?
Just think, darling" she said. You
proposed but twenty-four hours ago"
Yes he replied. and it seems as
though it were but yesterday"
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OMalley pointed to dotteo break
in the faint black line on the record
ing tape
There's Wainwright's last blast" he
declared triumphantly. we have got
him three times now" He glanced at
chronometer that was attached TO
the instrument He's due again in
about five minutes. Now watch and
see for Yourself Wait-TH make sure "
He turned to a wireless key little
farther up and began tapping In less
than minute he was answered and
the necessary comparisons were made
Give my love to the chief" licked
out Wainwright. Tell him I'll come
smashing in on him directly"
Allan smiled and sent back a Joking
rejoinder. Then he and O'Maney and
O'Malley's two assistants stood in
GREATNESS silence over the little nee
dies. To the very second almost Of the
time set for the blast the needle vi
brated sharply
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tFrom the Gsrnsn u Bernhard RellsrmsnB--
German ysrfiou. Copydghted 1919 BY {.
Fischer vsrisg. Berlin English translation ana
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-23

one can foresee will be the greater speed with which parcels can be rat ed up at the stamp windows. The great majority of parcels for mailing, being intended for distances within the new second zone won't have to be looked up at all, but can be rated inn medietely. The extension announced means that twenty pounds weight can be sent to New York, Boston, Albany or to the limit of the second zone for A cents, or five pounds weight within the limit of the territory of this zone for nine cents There is a belief that before a great while there would be a consolidation of the third and fourth class matter so that the parcel post would include books. printed matter, etc.
 The changes. which are to become effective August 15, include an ln- crease fl om eleven pounds to twenty pounds in the maximum weight of par ceIs. a material reduction in the post age rates in the first and second zones, and the abandonment of the parcel post map as means of computing rates and the substitution for it of a rate chart individualized to every post office in the United States. The plans contemplate the purchase of large number of automobiles to be used ex- clusively for the delivery of parcel post matter.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-23
STATE GRANGE, ISSUES
 FIELD DAY SCHEDULE
Good List of Speakers for Pomona
 Picnics.

The Connecticut state grange has announced a series of summer field meetings that will be held under the auspices of the local Pomona granges. The subordinate granges in each pom ona will assist. The places and dates follow;
 Thursday July 31. New Haven county pomona at Lighthouse Point "Wednesday, August 6, East Central pomona with Vernon grange st Yer non; Friday, August g. Central pom ona, at Lake Compounce: Saturday, August 9. Fairfield county pomona with Cornelius Judd at Bethel; Mon day August II, Housatonic Valley pomona with John R. Judd at Kent Wednesday, August 20 Excelsior pom ona at Lake Quessapaug, Woodbury, Thursday, August 21, QuiGebaug pom ona with Miss Lucy c. Jarvis at Brooklyn; Friday, August P, New Lon don county pomona at Lincoln park; Saturday, August 23. Sea View pom ona, with Ralph J. Buell. at Madison.
 The list of speakers will include Ma tional Master Oliver H. Wilson of H. linoiS. National Lecturer N. P. Hull of Michigan, State Master Charles M. Gardner of Massachusetts, National Overseer Leonard H. Healey of this state, State Master J. Arthur Sherwood of Easton, State OVerseer Charles T. Davis of Middletown State Lecturer Frank F. Blakeman of Stratford, Rev. J H. Hoyt of New Canaan state chap lain and Mrs. Leonard H. Healey.