The News-Herald from Franklin, Pennsylvania • Page 12

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Encouragement for Women of Middle-Age HEART-RENDING SCENES OCCUR AT DYNAMITED SCHOOL in a smooth stream Mothers and Fathers, Frantic With Grief, Search for Their Loved Ones in the Ruins. If wM mipk iiii ii i 'if mi -rf' WOMEN LIFT HEAVY BEAMS BATH, May 20. scenes have taken place here without number Mnce the com This new $75Whi monument to Brigham Young, at Mesa, is open to the public, but on Oct. 1 it closes forever to public gaze. Only, Mormons of advanced rank then will be permitted to enter the building, which is not a church" for regular worship but will be used only for marriage ceremonies and "baptism of the dead." Hundreds of tourists have gone through the temple.

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Huyck was giving us an examination," Anson McNatt, a pupil, said in describing the explosion. "We were in the upstairs room in the east wing, the old part. I was sitting near the door, Mr. Huyck was at the front of the room. "The explosion came at 9:45.

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if medical advice is required. said. I "In no time more than 100 men were ut work tearing away the debris of the school, and nearly as many women were frantically pawing over the timber and brok'ii bricks for trace of their children I saw more vhan one woman lift clusters of bricks held together! by mortar heavier than the average man could have handle! without ai crow-bar. "I found one dead girl, and was work-i ing Wide Richardson, when door blew open and the windows blew out. There was a dull jar, and I jumped to the door to look out.

The hallway was littered with plaster. The plaster came down off the ceiling, and the light shades dropped too. "I jumped to the door and tried to run out, but the hallway was full of smoke and plaster. Then Mr. Huyck yelled for to cllm out of the window.

We slid down a shed roof and jumped to the ground, or climbed down the ladder." to town ciwkpfl every highway. Every home in ihe inot of which were in mourning, was ablaz? witli light far into the night, hile hundreds of citizens and visitors crowded the streets and discussed the tragedy. During the early evening scores of villagers appeared as if shell-shocked whenever photographer snapped the ruins of the 'school. With the coming of the first dusk of tragedy, however, members of th. diminutive community haltingly told ac counts of the explosion.

Martin G. Mil-liman, 72-year-old resident of Bath, told of runnin; to the school with the first blast, and of "Pitching in to save as many as I could." Couldn't Stand Pitiful Sight I couldn't stand it for long." he said, "I had taken four fcodis out of the ruins when Kehoe, believed by every-one to have: planned the- entire disaster, drew up to the enrh in front of the wrecked school and called out to Emory E. Huyck, superintendent, who was supervising the work of rescue. "Both of the men 'stood talking, at the curb for a few minutes, when suddenly Kehoe's automobile was blown to bits. He and Hnyck were killed oat-right, kelson MeFarran.

who was passing by, wa also killed, and Glenn Smith, Barn's postmaster, was mortal So great is the turnover among domestic workers today that one employment agency In New York places 25,000 servants every year. Hotel, Sylvania LOCUST 2e7ou BROAD PHILADELPHIA heard a litila girl buried a f-i; below the top level of the 'lebrK calling 'Daddy. Daddy, come srid get Two Eje-Witnesses to Explosion. "At that time I did not know that my own boy had escaped serious injury, when he was thrown through a first-story window by the explosion. But I decided I would not say anything about it, and kept on working to get that little girl free.

"There was a heavy board pinning her down, and I made up my mind the only thing to do was to break it free, so I pulled on it with all I bad. at the same time calling to the girl. "Yes. your Daddy will be there in a few minutes." The next moment I had broken the board and pulled out the girl. he, was not injured.

She was the daughter of the man who was working right beside me. Richardson gathered her into his arms and took her to Mrs. Richardson, who was working in another section of the school at the time." Two elderly citizens of the village saw the actual explosion, which occurred while they were holding a conversation rural-fashion over the fence adjoining their homes next to the school. East Wing Lifted About Four Feet. "The whole east wing seemed to lift up about four feet." one of them said.

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Franklin. Fa. May-FriW For a few minutes we could sot understand what had happened." Saved from death In the first blast, Supt. Huyck met death JO minutes and told of heart-rending scenes with the breathless arrival of mothers and fathers. Mother after mother came running Into the school yard, and demanded information about ber child and.

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