Show HEAVY HAilSTORM CAUSES BIG DAMAGE Crops and Property Suffer in Nebraska and Iowa Three Killed in St. St Louis Omaha Neb eb Tie lS T The e first t hall hall- In ln arR aun lf tn visited at this c city cU 5 shortly before noon toda today Although It lasted but fifteen minutes It left In Its Us wake a toll loU of or damage to property aile and crops that will run Into thousands of dollars dollare The area covered covered cov coy ered by 11 th the storm extended t from Fremont Fremont Fremont Fre Fre- mont to Creston la IR and from Sioux City la In to u Neil Neb Street lights in Omaha's business center greenhouses and window glass glassn In n all parts of or the city suffered II hea heavily Tho The hall hail which varied arl d in size from that of or a pea to a h hon's hons ns n's egg was fol- fol owed b by a torrential rain which choked the storm sewers seWerA and overflowed to basements in man many places The corn crop l In the country east and west vest of Fremont Is badly riddled One aile d lentil ath Is reported from Craig Neb Alfred Swanson Is said salet to have been struck h by lightning and died In Instantly Instantly In- In and William Leonard 18 was knocked from a n. roof which he was wag re rep re- re p pairing a I r i g. g St. St L Louis Loul Tul July 18 Three Three St SL were killed today toda by br lightning Inon in on one of oC the tho most severe ero thunder and rain rainstorms rainstorms rainstorms storms In recent years year Louis LOllis Vogt 2 29 years ear old was killed h by lightning while fishing Fred 19 1 was struck and knocked from a root roof which he heas was as re re- re pairing Flood AJolo Threaten o Kan Kansas as City Mo 10 July 18 Two Two hours after aCter the tho Missouri and Kansas Kaneas rivers cea ceased ed rl rising here toda today with tho passIng passing pass pass- Ing Ins of cf tho the flood crest rest due to heavy rain last week weel a terrific rain miLl an and wind windstorm windstorm windstorm storm which swept pt eastern Kansas western Missouri and southern Nebraska ka lia renewed fears of oC a disastrous trous flood The rhe local government weather bureau Immediately Issued a general warning to the tho Inhabitants and business firms In the cat and west bottoms of Kansas Kansas Kan Kan- sas CIt City that another serious rise In Inthe Inthe inthe the l and Kansas might be expect ex ox- P cc I etl ed |