ruction all alongtheir track. Not alone the western prairies, but themore densely populated districts of the East, with theold historic countries of Europe and the Orient, feel thedesolating power of the great tornadoes. The cyclonecellars, and other places of refuge from these storms(a device, by… … Th(- toinado . . .whirliMK with terrificfuiy. 334 HERALDS OF THE MORNING anything man can devise; and in every roar of theelements our ear shoidd catch the call to flee to the strongTower, tlie only Saviour. The reader is well aware of the great earthquakes andtornadoes that have visited…
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