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''You can't love her. said the WON
an. why, she s only. q child. and
she's-spanish.' 49,.
They stood motionleas. facing each
other. At last Kirk said gravely and
deliberately: s.. .-~. ......
Yes, I1love her better than anything
in the world, and l want to marry her.
l could give UP my country. my dad
anything for her. :
Pressing her gloved fingers to her
temples. she turned her head blindly
from side. to side. whispering as if to
herself =
What. will become Of me?'
Don't" he cried in a panic and cast
a hurried look over his shoulders.
You'll be overheard. Where's Cort-
landt?"- -: ~.
: ''At his club, suppose. I don't
know:-1-don't care You've been dis
honest with me-. Kirk
Don't act this way" he ordered
roughly. I'm. terribly fond Of you. but
p: never knew A,-.~
'.You must have known" -
II knew nothing. J. chose not to
think What l saw I, forgot: I, sup
posed you merely liked me as I liked
you: ..>-E.;' ~.
You say. you didn't know. Then
what about that afternoon in the jun
gle?- oh, you re not blind. You must
have seen Il thousand times Every
hour we've been alone together I've
told you; and you let me go on believ-
ing you cared: l have no pride. I
am not ashamed. It's too late for
shame now. Why, even my husband
knows"
With an exclamation be seized her
by the arm. You don't mean thatr
he cried fiercely. But she wrsnched
herself away
why do you think l made man of
you? Why did I force you up and up
and over the heads OF, others? Why
are you, in line for the best position on
the ra1lroad? - Did -yeu think. you had
made good by your own efforts?" She
laughed harshly. Il took Runnels and
Wade and Kimble and the others that
you liked and forced them up with
you. so you'd have an organization
that co,lfdn' he pulled down. ~:
:''Did-did ytn 10 all that?''
IL did more. Il broke with Alfarez
because of what his son did to you.
juggled the politics of this country,
threw him over and took Garavel-
Garavel! NY God, :what:a mockery!
But I won't let you'll won't let that
girl spoil my work. I fostered this
quarrel between Jolson and the super
intendent. and I've used Runnels to
break trail for you. Why Ask your
self why! Oh, Kirk she cried, you
mustn't marry that girl! I'll make
you Il great nla,r:'
You Seem to forget Cortlandt," he
said duly. ..
She gave scornful laugh. you
needn't bring Stephen in. He doesn't
count. l. doubt If he'd even care
I'm not going to listen to you" he
cried: Il suppose I've been fool, but
this must end right here" i.
You cant: mary that girl" :.she re-
tterated. hystc:1cally. - She. was half
sobbing again. but not with the weak
ness ,.c a woman: her grief was more
like that Of 4 despairing man.
For heavens s:,ke!. pull yourself to-
gether." said Kirk. You have SER
wants. II don't know what to say. i
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City Union Directory

FEDERATED TRADE AsSEMBLY-Mees,
@ ssS s 81 ssia st2ess
81 ~ '' sve 1aa:'o'' ws St H. e aaTss
R%e a.t rs ,ssssssaty: John 2: Jensen: :e:s
street; reading clerk. =: A. Riekafd. ss11
o: :spss: @ s. fs Ell Es.
First street; j. H. Powers, so4 East Fourth
street. VIM. J. butcher, SCI E. Second
ALLIED PRINTING TRADES COUNCIL
in sets ths sesend Monday Of each month
81 East First Street; secretary, E: F.
susk'. sis East First street.
BUILDING TRADES CouNC11-Meets tn.
Han No: r1s West Superior street. Presi-
Gent, Nick Olson; Vice presidest> E. L. Pet
Nelson West second stsssf
secretary, J. H. Powers, 904 East Fourth
street; warden, Fred Paulson, trustees Abe
c1GARMAKERs' UNION. No. ss4-Msets
at at Gonska Hall: 4s1: East Fourth street,
%s:a
sssa;st = sS;: 81 4n
East; sergeant-at-arms, Matthew Horwitz.
CARPENTERS 1sr aS!1;Is EHIoX-M.ss. every Tues,
81 H. ra T:rH Sae1: :ss 1 81 sSs
avenue East; financial secretary, Abe jappe.
217 Second Ave: W.: Melrose 4455: BUST
Piedmont Ave. office, liz West First Iy st.
Phone Zenith, rGand :157-Y.
BREwERy unpuupe, ,,>,rc>, y. 90.
.. Meets mot the first and third Thursday Of
dent. John schaefer; vice PRESIDENT, jonn
R3ysch recording secretary, NJ Claron;
East seconS
70 Sixth avenue East.
LATHERs' UNION, No. II. ". W. Z II: l..
days Of each month at Kalamazoo Elock.
PRESIDENT: Mat Hanson: vice president,
p %aiter Ma H7ss secretary. Fred
George walters. s24 West Fifth Street.
LoNGsHoREMENs, Union, No. L.
Meets the 1irst and third Wednesday
Fifty-fif avenue w est, West Duluth.
President j. G. O'Neil; vice president,
Geo: Boghwell; recording secretary. c..
anc Aim1m aerna9sr,, 5soS Cody street; fin
lif. 25o7 West Eleventh street.
LICENSED l !3s;Ss; IgGMEN's PROTECTIVE as:
s5 m2ata Il Ee;Tisx
second vice PRESIDENT. Jas. e sfyant; e cor,
responding and recording secretary, capt.
sa
East; treasurer. Cnas. H. Green. 1851 East
Fourth street.
MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFICIAL AS
evs"ina 9ar;n 10; Mests every Friday
:,estrieh; first vice president. Joe Majo;
&9hou3 ueS
ADAMS 10 North T%en 52efi'fty aS " e.
MusIClANs' UNION, No. 1s., A. F. noi A. l..
Meets first Tuesday Of each month at
grssidsa Otto j. Wsnd:: rteassr rsef; 1 W.
sgt East Second street. -.
rA!N 91. AID = DECORATORS AND
rue arh at KkA alsmssee Ms;i every
Superior street. President, j. f. :ien.
sen; Vice president. Edward Anderson
Rlns a!,';s secretary, J. Finn: Treas
street; Recording secretary, E.. J.tSal.
tow, 921 East Sixth street. =
P1LAsIERERs, UNION; No. 50. o. r. l.. X.
dent. Thomas Banks: Vice pre'ids sH Wa iisi
chas NJ Ahi III sxteehth avs,sus isasf:
e srtsI .eeretary Victor .hilstrons;
PlyMBERs' AND GAsrIrrEns UNION,
Thursday. Of each month e. RoRiAu. t taa5s
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Summons and Notice of No Personal
STATE OF M1NNEsoIA. COUNTY OF
E s. LGqis ;d ss R5sTRIcT COURT
August ]. Frey, .'.~: s.
G. 1d n Make 4gh, ot IT, Erickson, Frank
other persons and parties unknown,
claiming any right, title, estate, in
ee1e or g.a Lien in or~.uponothe real
herein, Or any part thereof -
The State of Minnesota, to. the Defend.
ants in the Above Entitled action,
You are and each of you is hereby
summoned and required to Answer the
Complaint of the Plaintiff in the above
entitled action, which said: Complaint
esrR e3 d dpsy filed in the offee Of the
the City of Duluth, Minnesota; and to.
serve copy Of your Answer upon the
subscriber hereto, at his office; No: 3l55
Minnesota. within twenty. days: after.
the service of this Summons upon YOU
exclusive And 81 e., of the day Of such service:
plant within the time Aforesaid. the
Plaintiff will apply to the Court Tor the
relief demanded in the Complaint. ).
~ And you are further notified That
determine adverse claims to the land
hereinafter described situated In the
above entitled County, to-wit:: Lots
@ Block Ninsfeen 81 apd Si4sssH
Point Addition to Duluth, according to
the recorded plat thereof; and that no
personal Per claim is made against any Of
the Defendants herein. ~ !; ~ ,t- i
Dated September 18th b, a: P. 1914:
e.: Attorney 20. the Plaintiff. !. !.
= =. G~% :,%- Duluth, Minnesota.
~, - LIS PENpENs. s.....>
kc %f Mi S.: BIsTki SGoS couR 81
Eleventh judicial District. s. -, -:
August j. Frey, - - -5~., ~ -
G: n. Makely, .otttds Erickson, Il. Frank K.
al other persons q nd parties UNI
k tste r. claiming claim any right title. es-
real estate described IN the complaint
&%s herein or any part Thereof, IS
Notice Is Hereby Given: That an
above entitled Court, BY the Plaintiff
and against. the Defendants above
ebjsst Which Is
inafte1, described al, d to have 1T al !
Judged and I decreed that the Plaintiff
above nam ed, Is the sole koWner of all
tDefe ndants herein have not and that
nonesof them has any right, title estate.
Interest or lien In or utoon lid land
part sstate
St Louis County, in the State. OF Mime 3
sofa, and is described as folio tvs.stowit:i
]. l Lots Fourteen tl4), Fifteen 50 and
GrassyP Point Addition 4 Is Duiut &, a..
Dated Sat. Dnluths IN innssot q. 'ssptems
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People soon grow extremely weary
of the woman who never seems to see
the nice side of things or people.
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Greysolon Java, Wrappers, Havana
Filters. .....
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims
STATE or MINNESOTA, CoUNTY OF
IN St IT, L9 %i9to IS s. In Probate Court:
Letters OF administration this day.
IT IS ORDERED. That the. time
claims against his estate in this court,
be, and the same hereby Is, limited to
six months from and after the date
1915. at ten <so'clocf A: W.. {neProbate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
Duluth in said County. be-, and the
same hereby is. fixed and appointed as
the examination, adjustment and a.
presented within the time e afofes,ta:
LIT a9tise 81 e be given NJ by the
World as provided by. law. :.
Dated, Duluth, Mimi, September 80,
S. W.. G1LP1N,e
Judge Of Probate.
(ssal Probate Court St. Louis County
5oNks FORBES, ..:,
Attorneys. :,...:,s:'
STATE Is : 6 9T sMNINNEsoTA, co0NTY! Of
~. LOpls--ss. -
= ,
In the matter of the estate of: John
Strong, Decedent. 49, - .
Letters Parliamentary having been
granted to Frank L. Edwards. I. :.
It is Ordered, That the time within
decedent. may present claims against
his estate in this court, be, and the
same hereby lis, limited to three
months from and after the : date
hereof; and that the ,5th day-of Janu-
ary, 1915, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the
Probate Court Rooms at the Court
House at Duluth in said County, be,
pointed as the time and; place, for
ment and allowance Of such claims as
shall be presented" within the time
Let notice hereof, be given by the
R maait; ton tic Of this order In The Labor
,oi bSatsdj, Duluth, Minn, September
S. w. Gilpin,
= Judge of Probate
Seal Probate Court st. Louis County,
L.; W. Oct 3-1O-17-1s14
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(To Be, Continued:) j..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-04
TENDENCY OF REPUBLICANS
TO LINE UP AGAINST
THE PRESIDENT
As Matter of Political Expediency.
Many, However, Are Strongly
Opposed TO Exemption.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-The PAN
anna canal toll exemption controversy
has reached the simmering stage In
the senate pending consideration Of
the repeal bill and proposed compro-
misses by the committee on inter
oceanic canals next week. Leaders
on both sides OF the fight continued
their activities to-day. however, pre-
pairing for the final clash Of the great
legislative battle
Two salient points were emphasized
In the undercurrent Developments OF
the day. One was the concerted ef-
fort being made by Republican sena-
tors to unite against the presidents
repeal policy on the ground OF politi-
cal dependency. and the other was
the reinforced determination OF ad-
ministratiOn leaders 10 yield 10 no
compromise on the house bill provid-
ing for fiat repeal Of toll exemption
for American ships
Among Republican senator's who
have been classified as doubtful with
regard 20 their intentions concerning
the repeal. there is "a general tenden-
cy TO line ND against the president.
Democratic senators who are cham
piOning the presidents cause assert
that they welcome this movement.
confident that 10 can have no other
effect than to sOlidify the Democrats
and aid In assuring success for the
administration. These Democrats,
fContinued on Pags SIR
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SURVIVORS OF SCHOONER
TELL OF MANY HARDSHIPS

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. April d
Four survivors OF the three-masted
schooner Hattie p. Simpson. which
sank In mid-Ocean. arrived here to-
day aboard the battleship Michigan.
With them came a tale OF how they
battled for six days 10 keep aioat in
"a small boat. practically without
food or water
When the schooner went down of
cape Lookout on March Il Captain
Strong and three other members OF
his crew lost their lives. the four sur.
Nivors saving themselves by swim
ming To the small boat which had
broken adrift
For six days and nights they bat.
tied with high waves and many times
their tiny craft was nearly capsfzed
Tie only food they had was a raw
hsh and rain water was used 10
quench their thirst Finally the
steamship Caracas. New York %
IA 6uayara. hove In sight and made
the rescue. All the men we're OK.
hauFfcd. They were later Transferred
10 the battleship Michigan. which
brought them TO this port
Fred Haslcm. mate 81 thu Inflated
7chponcr. said tonight that the Sirup-
son had % ruddof broken shortly after
leaving Philadelphia. March 10. for
Galveston. The weather was rough
and every storm that broke drove the
vessel further leeward FOR three
days an hands worked az tho uumps
tO keep her ahOat. and finally when on
Cape lookout the schooner fouudered
Besides ilaslom the survivors are
John Mariana. Charles Nelson and
John Fuimer.
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SENATORS
IN REVOLT
NINE MEMBERS OF UPPER
HOUSE DECLARE AGAINST
EXECUTIVE SESSIONS.
Daniels Confirmation as Member OF
Commerce Commission
Caused Trouble.

WASHINGTON. April mime mem.
Ders OF the senate headed by senator
i-afollette. openly revoked AGAINST
proceedings behind closed doors to
night after an executive session in
winch the senate by vote of 30 to
confirmed the nomination of Win
throp VI. Daniels. of New Jersey. TO
De a member of the Interstate Com.
merce commission. Senator Lafollette.
declared on the floor that he pro
posed to defy the rules Of the senate
IN future and discuss publicly legis-
latlon not affecting foreign relations.
and later II was announced that Sen
ators Bristow, Cummins. Clapp. Ken
yon.. Norris. Jones. and Gronna. Re
publicans. and PoindeNter. Progress.
sive. would maintain the same
attitude.
The revolt created something Of a
sensation and there was much specu-
lation as to the effect il would nave
upon future executive sessions. The
general opinion was that there would
be no attempt 10 take action against
| members who disregarded the rule of
secrecy.
Closed Bitter Fight.
Confirmation Of Commissioner Dan
iels closed a three days fight marked
by one of the bitterest debates heard
at the capitol in years. Both sides
contested determinedly. Mr.. Daniels
advocates having the support OF Pres
ident Wilson's well known desire that
his appointee and personal friend be
confirmed without delay.
Opponents TO the confirmation based
their objection on the ground that Mr..
Daniels views on the valuation of
public service property we're unsound.
AS during the two preceding days, sem
ators continued TO insist that MIR. Dan
iels' ideas. as expressed I'm the decis-
ion OF the New Jersey public service
commission. where he was chairman.
! would make him dangerous as a mem
Der OF the Interstate Commerce Com
mission at time when the commits
sion was fixing valuation of railroad
property.
Senator Hughes. of New Jersey.
called back from the campaign fight
in his state threw his weight into the
fight in favor of his constituent today.
He spoke at length in support OF Mr..
Daniels. and was Joined by Senators
Newlands. chairman OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Pittman and
Williams
Opposition Nettled.
The opposition was nettled by the
Matching up OF the split I'm the Demo
cratic ranks over night They had
consented to postponement OF a vote
yesterday when victory apparently
in sight In order TO allow Democratic
Senators TO talk with the President
about Withdrawing Mr. Daniels name
after the nomination had been recon-
mitted. They denounced the determi.
nation OF Democrtic leaders after a
visit 20 the White House TO force a
vote on confirmation as little short OF
bad faith.
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READY FOR
LEYLAND
SOLICITOR BREN MEN RE
TURNS FROM STAY IN
CLEVELAND.
Makes Above Statement But De-
clines TO Answer Questions.
Mysterious Actions.

Il am ready to go to trial in the
Leyland case Monday night II the
other side is" SO spoke City Soil
citor Bremen last night as he step
ped from the 1918 O'Clock PennsyI-
yania train on his return TO this city
from Cleveland. where he has been
for the past week. When asked con-
corning Mr.. Reilly. he said. Il have
nothing to say on that subject until
! confer with my associate counsel.
Did you see Mr.. Reilly while IN
Cleveland" he was asked. Il do NOT
think IL proper for me to say any
thing on the subject at the present
time, but will talk the matter over
with you some other day"
Mr.. Bremen was then placed in \
taxicab and taken to his home where
all efforts 10 reach him last night
were in vain, as the telephone was
disconnected and orders given to ad-
NIT no one. Now the question aris-
rs. did he see the wanted witness :
and will that gentleman return? The
answer he gave to the question as 70
whether or not he was ready to take
up the case. is almost conclusive
proof that he did. and that he Will
be here when the trial is called. II
is understood that dispositions were
taken in Cleveland by the two attor-
neys. Bremen and Coniff. the latter
returning from Cleveland Wednes-
day morning.
Been In Cleveland.
Mr. Bremen stated that since leav-
ing home the evening of March "a. he
had not been out of Cleveland until
yesterday afternoon. During the time
he was there II is understood that he
has been working exclusively on the
Leyland-Heston case. Mr.. Coniff. when
seen yesterday afternoon refused "a
say anything whatsoever concernine
the case. other than he would await
the return OF the city solicitor
Attorneys for the defense. ex-Judge
Nesbitt and Senator Sommerville were
in Pittsburgh the early part of the
week. but when seen yesterday even.
ing. they stated that they had nothing
10 say. They. however. seemed to liz.
more the story in an evening paper
concerning the passing OF an III tenn
tcontinued on Page six.)
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TO BUILD ROAD
Charleston, Parkersburg & Northern
Road From Parkersburq 20 State
Capital TO BE Built al Once.

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntclilgencer.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va. April g.
Announcement was made here this
afternoon that plans for financing the
Charleston. ParkersburR a. Northern
railroad. which Is to provide a direct
route BY rail between this city and
the state capital. had been s0nsum-
mated. and that the work would be
started at an early date. The West
Virginia Securities and Construction
company recently incorporated 10
build the road and its members. AZ n
meeting here today. arranged pre-
liminary plans for staring the work
The rights OF way and franchises for
The new road. which is 10 be ninety
miles In length. have all been secured
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SURRENDERS
slsV Walks Into Cisrksburq Police or.
fee and Asks 20 Be Locked
VI az Murderer
Special Dispatch 70 the Intclursnccr
CIARKgHIIRG ~ Va AnrI 2

Special Dispatch 70 the IntoiIirsnccr
CLARKSBURG. ". Va. April 3 -
Thomas Sever. a slav. about thirty
FIVE years old. walked into the Office
Of Harry T. Brooks. police chief ibis
afternoon and asked that ho De- locked
up a. the murderer Of n Siav. whose
name he didn't know last Friday
night In a Slavish saloon in Columbus.
q. lie was placed in q cell and n
telegram was sent 20 the Columbus
police department noufyirr DO of biz
arrest Sever said ho stabbed hie sic.
Time while both we're having n drunk
On hEht and then led TO Parker burg
on advice Of the saloon Keeper there.
Re read in Newspaper Of the mans
death and decided 10 move farther
away. Disheartenod over being una
bic 20 obtain employment and con
scious stricken hc decided 90 surrcnd.
cr himself TO the police here.
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HOPE ALMOST ABANDONED FOR
THE MISSING SEALING VESSEL

ST JOHNS. y. r.. April As the
hours went by tonight without word
from the sealing steamer Southern
Cross. fear grew that her crew Of 10
men had been added 20 the toll OF
Tuesday's blizzard in which men Of
the sealer Newfoundland lost their
lives. The number ~ the Newfound-
lands dead was placed definitely at
~ late today with the further posi-
billy that several % the 112. who
we're rescued would succumb % the
effects OF the IS hours exposure Ar.
raneements were made tonight for the
reception o. the rescue ship Bollaven.
ture which o. expected o. arrive TO-
morrow, bringing most % the dead and
many Of the survivors
In en- effort % solve the mystery ~
the DISAPPEARANCE Of the Southern
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FEDERAL BANK PLANS
AROUSE MUCH CRITICISM
DISAPPOINTED CITIES WILL
TRY TO OVERTHROW DE-
CISI0N OF COMMITTEE.
Charges Of Favoritism 10 Home
States Denied by Members.
No Plans For Fight.

WASHINGTON. April 3.-There
was every indication. here tonight
that the announcement OF the reserve
districts and cities by the reserxe
bank organization committee had
given the signal for a Determined
struggle upon the part of several
cities which were disappointed 20
overturn the committee,s decision
ana bring about re-dlstrictinr OF
the country. or at least a change In
the reserve cities named.
Under the law the decision OF tho
organization committee Is not sum
Ject 10 review except by the Federal
reserve board. This board probah
viii not be named by President vii
son for several weeks. but I'm tina
meantime II r. believed that those
disappointed with the committees
announcement win bend everv effort
toward paving the way for changes
II was pointed out tonight that botn
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
and Comptroller OF the CURRENCY
Williams. OF tho organization com
mittee. are eN-officio members OF the
reserve board. and hardly could ne
counted upon TO reverse themselves
The president has given no fntima-
tion as 10 who the other FIVE mem
bers will be
Plan Criticized.
The committees plan was criticized
IN congress today and there were re-
ports or Keen disappointment from
several cities which were in tho race
Tor reserve banks and which failed
10 secure them. Three members OF
the senate banking and currency com.
mittee. two Republicans and a Demo-
crat found fault with the plan. Sena.
Tor weeks, OF Massachusetts, who on
posed the law vigorously for many
months but who finally voted for n
pointed out that one bank was located
IN Georgia. the home state OF Mr., Nc.
Adoo. one in Virginia. the home state
OF Mr.. Williams. and two in Missouri
the home state of Secretary Houston.
the third member of the COMMITTEES
he questioned the propriety of these
selections and made other Criticisms
OF the committees action. Senafsr
Burton disapproved the inclusion Of
Pittsburgh in the district OF which
Cleveland is the reserve center. and
declared that IL would be impossible
70 make trade turn westward from
Pittsburgh from that city Senator
Hitchcock pointed to the fact that
Omaha had been included i'm the Kan
sas City district instead of the Chi
cago district and said trade did not
not flow that way.
Committee Defended.
Defenders OF the committee said
tonight that there were no justifica-
fcontinusd on Page six.)
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Cross. the Newfoundland govern.
mcnt asked the American revenue
cutter Seneca 20 leave the ice patrol
and search for the missing seaIer.
The coastal steamer Kyle. which has
wireless equipment. was fitted out
here for a cruise along the southeast
prn coast. on which the Southern
Cross was last seen on Tuesday morn
ing few hours before the three
day blizzard set in
Although the vessels Of the 50
called wooden walled sealing feet ~
which The Southern Cross vas one.
have bucked ice fields with impun.y
and are regarded a. very stsuch
ships. soalcrs say that her cargo %
1000 seal pelts would be- an active
danger during "a storm on account OF
its Instability.