davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21

M RS. ALNAH VI. McCREARN.
AVA Of Philadelphia. who says
nothing she could say for Tanlac
would De half good enough after
the way this remarkable medicine
has brought back her health.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-21

Work is the means by which we
FIRST come into complete possession
~ ourselves
Character IS what YOU are-repu-
talon IS what you try 10 make pc
pie think YOU are
Do YOUR work and finish IL. II
YOU know how 10 begin YOU wiz
know when 90 end.
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Soldier says that they ShsuN b 6ooe
away with. Perhaps he never ~ The
job as traffic man. We never I'D
either but We have talked TO many of
them. It's almost a physical inpoa0i-
hility to stand in one spot all gay and
direct traffic. II Ex-soidieE thinks IT
can be done let him try II And they
will carry him OF the job on .
strstcher, his muscles will be 80 stiR
and and sore that he will be unable to
walk OF.
He refers us TO other cities, These
cities work thetr traffic men In turns
Of two and four hours. 8ens OF them
Two and some four. To do this there
must be two sets Of men TO alternate
with each other, and even some Of these
men say that il is a back-brcaking pro
position TO stand there for four or even
two hours and not be allowed 70 walk
around.
In Pittsburgh traffic moves slow and
there is no spattsPiaE OF mud. I'd
Columbus streets are WidS and the "op
pogite turn" automobiles wait newt the
traffic man while the cars on the out
side keep moving and he is thus pro
tected.
As / said before, these men vHk In
relays Of two hours each. THIS would
mean a double set OF men for Wheeling.
We do not see where uae traffic cages
injurs anyone, and they do not detract
from the beauty of the streets or OBJ
struct the view whatever.
We believe in comfort for everybedy
the traffic cop has just As much right
10 all the comfort no can get, - the
man who rides in the auto. as long az
he does his duty,
BUSINESS NAN AND MERCHAE
business Man and Merchant
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DO YOU WANT IT?

whether
good water
comprehensive
and
city.
In many is
Warvood
and larger to be I'D to
adequate supply
al
familiar there
n the
and
good condition and
Now Il, Is proposed pump
of destroy
and at create
at
of
high ground not
purposes
a
in the paste account OF
possible
Tho onlyq S
Of
should haSe7
+ yshouldvo for the bond issue
opinion
present
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The UNSPEAKABLY
FILTHY 0HI0!!!.
TO rho Editor Of The lntelltSencer;

To rho Editor Of The lntelliSencer:
&r-Thers are In Allegheny county
Ia. in which the city Of Pittsburgh Is
located 100000 people. In Pittsburgh
alone there are moro than 100000 pcpu-
lation and many hundreds miles OF
streets and avenues. Practically All OF
the drainage from this vast population.
Including at least 100000 Bathrooms
goes into the two rivers which join
there to make the Ohio, and Into tho
Ohio river Itself
Please let Imagination picture what
this means If you can. Consider what
thu drainage OF even one bathroom and
household means to the water Whlch
YOU are asked to drink and than multi
ply It by the above figures and drink
o. the Ohio river sewer, II you can.
Add to tho above. n that - not en"ug h'
the sewage refuse from the great hos
pi,aIS Of that city and the accumulated
fl;h Of tho streets which every rain
washes into the rivers. And what
makes UP those street deposits? For
answer. examine our own streets, ana
especially the cutters. filled with spu-
lum. tobacco expectoration, ends OF
CIgars and cigarettes and animal drop
pings and multiply our choice output
hurgh The population Is continuous for
- miles, and below that towns are
strung along at short intervals 10 our
own city, the several nearest being
Steubcnville. Brilliant and "ellsburg.
TO add to the mass. the many mills
along the river banks discharge no end
OF stun into It's waters. Nor is this
oil. for there !s the surfa'r drainage
which flows Into tho mHny tributaries
OF the Ohio from IT'S source.
What composite OF vileness. Would
you drink from the mouth OF sewer ,
You wouldn't. Then why should you
re willing TO drink from the mouths OF
multitude OF sewers just little way
on" II has been authorize lively estt-
mated that when the river is low, the
water is used some IS times over by
the time 4 reaches here: that IS, II IS
pumped uD. run through The various
uses OF dwellings. institutions and fac
tories that number of times and without
publication other than It gets from run
ming over the he'd Of the stream for a
short distance Delicious beverage!
Lovely soup, Appetizing gravy! Yes,
gentle readers. some Of you may drink
II. but not the writer Of these few lines,
Literally. not on YOUR No! There IS
in It. but not the kind we like
And tho remedy Is Mt hand, oond
Issue with slight and temporary In.
crease in taxation to provide a modern
and scientific filtration plant and give
US good clear water for all purposes
carrying almost countless incidental
benefits. such as clean and unciogxed
water pipes. heater coils and boilers;
clean laundering with undertakings NJ
to wear; lowering OF disease and death
rate: removal OF the citys greatest re-
preach IN the eyes Of the country at
large. etc. And consider the enormous
cost 70 the city resultant upon present
corroSion OF water mains and destruc-
ton 10 pumping machinery, all due 10
sand. mud and other aCcumulatons in
the water. IF this Is permitted II
continue this bailawick will awake
some mo day with q necessity for new
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Wheeling, W. Va,
April Is, 1922.
nv dear Editor:
"klr- Soldier" seems 20 have gotten the
wrong impression OF letter you go
kindly published IN your columns re-
Gently.
Far be il from the writer 10 reflect
In the smallest way upon the fair sex.
as IN Soldier" seems 10 think we
would do.
We can't get along without the
women, God bless EN-. and sometimes
We can't get along with them.
What we meant 10 say Was this:
woman WAS created to love The beau
tlful. woman's sphere is the home. no
matter where the woman Is or what en-
vironments surround her. or how much
she may DO submerged in the tolls OF
business, her one dream is of home and
babies, II she be the true woman that
God intended she should be.
The writer has known girls who have
been compelled TO work in factories all
their lives, they could not boil water
without scorching it. because they have
never had an opportunity 10 learn that
mysterious art Of cooking, yet these
klIlS one QTedII was cI hhO t'AhS wien
they would have home Of their own;
and the writer has known Of q few
cases where these same girls found
"the boy" who loved them enough TO
allow them TO try their experiments In
culinary art upon them until the girl
learned how to cook. Perhaps she
couldn't bake the bread that mother
used TO bake" but neither could hs
boy make the dough that father used
to make" However. love covers n null
titude OF sins. and II they both have
patience thngs usually come right
What We meant to convey in our re-
cent article was that woman's one idea
is beauty II woman had her way the
world would be a Garden OF Eden, lis
her God given idea Of things. She would
make the streets boulCvards Of beauty
and a traffic cop on each corner 10
hand YOU bor-bon and a glass Of
Lemonade MS you went by: not that inc,
are not practical, !or indeed they are
but womaH'S soul longs for beauty
as the flowers long for the sunshine.
As for woman's ability, behind every
greut and good man there Is somewhere
woman, II may h" a mother, sweet
heart or wife. hut the woman Is the
shadow behind the throne. as II were.
Now as 10 the traffic cages. En-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
THE PENDING TARIFF
MEASURES

There u . radical departure in the
tariff measure JUST reported to the sen
>eoeA. All tarir laws in the past have
provided 6Hsd rates, on which duties
we're collected regardless Of changes IN
prices or conditions. until the entire
law was repealed or revised by congress,
Tho bill now pending In the senate. pro-
vides a flexible or elastic system OF
,r<suties- This plan was recommended by
presSdeRt Harding and approved by all
but one member OF the senate finance
committee
The tari6 bill pending in the house
nr0sides for q system OF fixed rates
which are regarded by the senate COM
nn;ttee a. undesirable. Instead. the
senate. would give authority 70 the pres
ident to modify tartr rstes either up
ward or downward. within prescribed
limits and in accordance with definite
.E,,!ss laid down by congress. SO that
the rates may At all times conform to
existing conditions.
The senate bill also differs from that
pending b tho house. in that while
tho HOUSE rates are based on American
valuation, the senate in general follows
Foreign valuation. 1t would. however.
change the basis for ad valorcm duties
on selected items from the foreign
value . the value OF the domestic
article In the American market when
the foreign value Is not certain basis
Cor the assessment OF duties on such
items II would also Impos" penalty
duties Or prohibit the Importation Of
particular goods for the purpose Of pro-
waiting unfair methods or competition
ha the importation OF goods Additional
duties would be imposed on the whole
or any part OF tho imports into the
United States from any country which
d!scriminasss against our commerce.
The hand Of the Farm bloc Is seen
IN the rates on agricultural! products,
which ara higher than those OF the
Payne-Aldrich law.
There viii be extended debate or all
thess points In the next few weeks. and
they are all w&thy OF the careful at
tention Of the American people. Con-
sress will pass a protective tar,nr. There
is no doubt OF that The revival OF
European Industries following the var
makes protection for the American
worker absolutely necessary. The pros
eertty which Is just beginning will be
strsngied in It's intancy unless such
action be taken. To get a law that
will give the maximum amour: oc sat
isfaction. the people should cooperate
with congress as much As possible,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

by DR.. s. I. Jspson. in wsdnes day's
Intelligencer. DR.. Jepson. who was
formerly state health commissioner and
is one OF wheelings best known physi-
clans has been taking an active in.
terest in Wheelings water supply for
many years. He was among the original
adv COATES OF a rapid sand system.
DR.. Jepson gives his own figures FOR
the loss in this city for l0-year period,
from typhoid fever. including doctor
bills, nursing, medicine. loss OF time and
funerals. as S1.4oT.6oo He also gives
the estimate OF Chiet Engineer Tisdals
OF the state health department. for an.
other lO-year period. which is 1886
900. The 2O-year total is thus s".76c.-
900 or 1850 more than is needed for
the filtration plant new mains. new
reservoir and all other water system i'm
provcments.
This - the financial md alone. TIL"
suffering Of typho.d fever Victims. the
anxiety Of their loved ones. and the sor-
row for those who die. cannot be mea-
sured in money. 70 save one who is
near and dear, any man or woman wou!d
give many times the small amount Of
taxes tina; VII be added by the purr
water bond :s~u". And what il a man
or woman votes against the bond issue
or fails To go out and vote for II and
then sees a loved ono do Of typhoid
fever:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
THEY WONT MIX

James Srcyer. New York harEar. -
national vicc-preSjdcnt or the assoc. 1t.rn
against tho proh biuon amcndmen:. He
has also been chairman D. the cI:ixaa>
to be made soon BY the Salvation Army.
on learning Of his hostility Ia pr"h ,h:
ton. Commander EyangclIne Tooth
asked Mr.. Speyer To resign from the
liquor association in order that he might
properly continue as friend OF tho
Salvation Army. This. Mr.. Speyer has
refused to do.
The anti-p pr n bition association seeks
TO bring about the restoration OF the
liquor business in the United States. No
one knows better than the head Of the
salvation Army what liquor does In
producing crime and poverty man
who - working for liquor cannot con-
sistently work for the Sal"atton Army
at the same time. A large part 81 the
Salvation Armys work has been N
clean up after liquor. When liquor gets
through with a man and his family. tbs
Salvation Army has 10 pick them UP out
Of the gutter and try 70 restore them
70 their place in decent society. A man
who stands for liquor stands for tho
things the Salvation Army Is Gghting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
RIPPLING RHYMES
WALT MAso
SUPERSTITION.
BY W ALT N AS 0 N

the hoor and Aunt
are
early mail letter from gem
lament? met "o anu
IN
dciarsh;
gar your
oSood:yo
II you were WI"
dknockonv il change"
Matthew Adsms - -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Will make the proposed $1,000, 100000
bond issue look like child's savings
account The poets advice applies here:
30 VII, in time. rs madness 10 defer.
FILTRATION stands FOR economy, not for
added expense. aud for comfort health.
cleanliness, deccnCy and good reputc
abroad and as one more attraction TO
tho prospective citizen. Vote for the
bond issue. Let's make it unanimous.
SANITAS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Another sure sign 81 spring is the
t!nkls Of window glass as the Kids be-
gin 10 bat hles.
Even in democracy tho plain
people receive less attention than the
good lockers.
Gentlemen who talk too much arc
reminded that TOO much gas keeps . car
from climbing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

xinis Rapps. This verdict eanns follow
ing his third trial and after thu public
had almost lost interest in the case. In
view at testimony pressn tod, 1T was
not unexpected
3ut r Arbuckle and his friends be-
Iiays that this aoauittal will pave the
way for his reinstatement In the favor
o. the American public. they are mis-
taken. The people may approve OF the
verdict Of the jury. but they viii not
FORGET the circumstances which led to
the tragedy The popular conception OF
Fatty" Arbuckie was that he was a
big. clean minded. fun loving boy. Tho
facts brought out in the Rapps case have
shattered this conception forever.
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in need Of to
1t %
n odNto teach thu modern
and
think the ambIe rho " be out
by
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Letters to | he
lnteligencer

Letters for this column SHOULD Do
as brief as possible. lntelliSenceF
readers are Invited TO send com mu'
nications upon any timely SUBJECT
Names Of authors must accompany
al letters. The Iute!llgencer Will
not agree TO print letters upoa con-
t-overs!al subjects. and especially
concerning differences In matters ot
rtLgicn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Former secretary OF War Baker has
been elected president OF the Cleveland
chamber Of Commerce That's good
choice. provided Newt has recovered
from his pacihsm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
ARBUCKLE ACQUITTED

Roscoe G Arbuckle. motion picture
charge ~ eausisg tha death OF Atzs VIZ
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We may or may not PROFIT by our
mistakes, but we most always loss by
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
Mer ely McEvoy
EVERY MAN HIS OWN WIFE
How 10 Change Pillow Slips
.AABy ]. P. NJ E Y o y


The who named Thorn pillow slips had beautiful sense ~ ,
pilo" VIII sup yea 'u
But thsn
of disposal rs
his chin COW"
mo opposite
end Very dumbbell
the proper nj
by trying II 1
though three so 100 small
the and
OF them OUTSIDE on inc
that way
the TWO corners at the
whom wi when nailed
the
to There still
hire some TO
(Syndica "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
PAR AGRA Apis
A4By ROBERT QUILLENAAAAAAeA

The tightly is UNIV unhonorcd
Another light gone OF inehr'"
Theories tina work
Capital combination IN restraint OF trad"
it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
FILTRATION AND TYPHOID

That wheeling financial saving Oh
typhoid fever alone would more than
Ray for heoPropoSed filtration plan'
|rand all other water system improve
menss ID % years. vas clearly shown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

In stating that no will no, aght in
france. Jack Dem psey is at least con
stent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Possible cause for the next war
America has introduced chewing FUN in
England
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Picture Of Kaiser Wearing smile
It ought TO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Tho LeviathAn. biggest ship aflpat, is
to be renamed ''Phesident Harding a
mutual compliment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Fighting has been resumed by the
Greeks and Turks Habits nre stubborn
thinga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

In money. as in other things, It's quail
itJ. not quantity. that counts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

StasuA That's something to braE about.
all right whom there is so much com
petition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

-IMiu Rett at Virginia. "-fheAtFe I'D.
Shed better be careful; she might land
at the Court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

May l-s Designated as Cean-Ce
Weeek"--Headline- BY whom! Wheel
ing landlords!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

bridge Tea for Visitor. "--Soeiety
headline 1t does look like II from the
Steel bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

flag & HaiG advertise in India that
/. - whiskey is sold in the Unitod
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

The news from Genoa indicates that
George IS doing II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Large Turnover With Further Cams:
Reads like an account OF football
game; but il refers 10 the stock market.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
INTEL INKLINGS

"A Smart Sailor says local ID We
always were proud Of our navy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

Liquor Suit Pa ssed" says court item.
Where'd he have it, In the hip pocket?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

LEG 4o."-This does net refer 10 the
fat lady in the side show: It's Livestock
quotation on la mn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

unless
teenn ne 4 q
We o
oulawed
Of
posse
boost in tina o
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"Transrer Eases Her - Headline
Where FROM Pittsburgh?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14

boost commerce in that part or German,
The world isn't growing better 1t
Just seems that way because tho girls
have taken OF their galoshes.
Tho woman who does most OF her
work with q can opener has a husband
who thinks al opener" is Jacks or
better
The Iitue countries have an un-
easy feeling that II Burope II left 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-14
The TRAFFIC CAGES

Wheeling, W. Va,
April Is. 1922.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
PRESEDINTELE Sc VA
OPUNE BONUSULUI
DACA VA FL VOTAT.

Washington, 6 Iunie. - La Ca
pitol s'a adus un mesagiu de la
Casa Alba ca presedintele Har-
ding Sc va opune bonului soldati-
lor daca va trece prin congress in
fOrma sa actuala.
Tn senator republican, care IA
avut 0 cOnvorbire eri Gu ,prese-
dintele Harding, a declarat ca
preSedintele este determinat sd
ridice veto" contra acestei legi.
Determinatiunea pi.esedintelui e.
ste urmarea fireasca a atitudinei
sale ce a avut-O tOtdeauna in che
sta -bOnusului. Presedintele este
in favOarea unui bonus ce sc va
acOperi din aruncarea unei dari
de yindere. Din aceste dari crede
ca Sc va colecta suma de 2-5 mi
liarde dolari &c este necesara
pentru acoperirea bonusului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06

I. AVERTISATl

WASHINGTON, 6 Iunie. - O
avertisare, politicoasa dar hotarita,
a fost facuta in congres pentru
ambasadorii tarilor streine in Sta
tele Unite, earl all incercat sd in
fluinteze congresul Statelor Unite.
Senatorul Watson din Indiana,
republican fruntas, declarat
"Eu neg dreptul oricarui repre-
sentant al guverneloE streine in
Statele Unite, ca sd treaca peste
drepturise sale acOrdate de Statele
Unite 81 sd he instruieze ca eel fel
de politica trebue sd urmareasca
guvernul nostru.'
Observable sale au fost facute
la adresa ambasadOriIor Angliei,
ltaliei 81 Frantei carl, in vorbirile
lor s'au referit la politica Statelor
Unite fata de marina comerciala
81 sistemul vamal. FL 81 numit
pc ambasadorii Geddes 81 Rolando
Rlcci, pc nume-ceeace nu s a mai
intamplat inca in congress.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
o ALTA SCADERE IN PLATILE
MUNCITORILOR DE LA G. F.

Chicago, ILL.,, 6 Iunie. = o noua
scadere in platile muncitorilor
din atelierele cailor ferate da un
total de 6O,OOO.OOO annual. Scade-
rea aceasta fost facuta de con,
siliul cailor ferate 81 loveste in
soarta cinci suite mil de munci-
tori.
Lisa redus cate 7 cents la ora
muncitorilor de mentinerea echi-
pamentului 81 atelierelor, mast
nistilor, cazangiilor, ferarilor 81
electricianilor. Celor de la vagoa
nele de marta lisa scazut cate 9
cents pc ora.
Socotind numarul muncitorilor
81 al orelor de lucru, Sc afla re.
sultatul ca reducerea aceasta ia
lie la muncitori 81 do pamonilor
suma de saizeci milioane de do
lari ia an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
RATA DE NASTERE A STREI.
NILOR DIN NEW, YORK.

New York, 6 lunie. = Comisa-
rul sanitar al oraSului New York,
Copeland, a declarat ca in New
York sc nasc in fiecare an 134.OO
copii. Oar, pc vreme ce populatia
americana n 'arata nasteri decat Z
la miie, pOpulatia streina, care
apartine la AZ rase, are rata de
57-1OO la 1000. ''Daca n 'ar veni
americani din alte orase in New
York, acest oras ar fl, in zece
ami, capitala streinilor. Londra
este 81 la ,suta engleza, .Germania
este 100 la suta germana, Roma
100 la suta italiana 81 Parisul 100
Ia suta francez. Oar in New York
Sc vorbesc AZ limbi."
Dansul facut APPEL la fedora
tiunea musicala sd coopereze GU
societatie de binefacere ca sa 8,
Introduce musica pretutindenea
in ateliere' 81 fabrici, ca mupcito-
iii 81 asculte musicS buna 81 "a
lucreze la sunetele eli. "Atunci
numai tara noastra va Fl eficient5
81 lucrul Sc va face Gu mai mnlti
pofta, lar tara va a fericita..ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-06
PLOAIE Gu FURTUNA.

Ploaia GU furtuna grozava de
eri cauzat in OraSul Cleveland
pagube de mai multe mil dolari,
a oprit cilculatia de strada pc
timp de Is minute 81 a cauzat in
necarea unui ON in lac, lang;i
Gordon Park.
LOcalul Academiei Notre Dame
din Superior ave 81 Ansel road n.
+. fost trasnit, dar n a cauzat
multe pagube.
0 suta eleve 81 80 invatatoare
din Liceul Central, Il. 55th, an
fost alungate din pranzitorul
Scoalei care S "a umplut GU apa din
cauza unei tevi sparte in urma
furtunei.
In timp de Is minute a cazut Q
ploaie de 1.16 inches.
I'm ON neidentificat care a
cautat refugiu intr' 'un bazin ce
cOnducea la lac, langa Gordon
Park, a fost natural de apa
in lac.