Pa said all he remembered was that the air ship was sailing over the town, and they threw him out for ballast, and he struck a church spire and bounded onto a warehouse filled with dynamite, which exploded when he struck it, and the neighbors picked his remains up on a dustpan and emptied them in here, Then he asked if his head was on straight, and the circusmen took him away to the hospital tent.

" "If you keep them at the left flank you'll have something like dynamite there," smiled coach.

He had a stick of dynamite and a fuse.

With splendid skill and daring he adjusted the dynamite upon the small rock which held the log, and lit the fuse.

Mamie saw him spring from log to log, and then, holding the dynamite between his teeth, with the spluttering fuse still attached, follow his master.

The dog laid the dynamite at his master's feet at the moment when it exploded.

"I ain't particular about killin' females," the Ramblin' Kid objected, "besides, we ain't got no dynamite.

Who, that was untrammelled by the cares of business, or shortened purse-strings, but would not gladly exchange the bill of fare England has to offer, of London fogs, east winds, Scotch mists, and Irish dynamite, for the handsome menu awaiting him at Pau?

It might have been a family vault, a dynamite magazine, or the Well at the World's End.

Will you read, and understand why your life was sought on the Great North Trail, why you were placed on a case of dynamite in the Wekusko coyote, and why, with the coming of this morning's dawnat six" He paused, shivering.

"Don't I wish we'd brought a few sticks of dynamite along, though.

" "For goodness' sake, what would we want with dynamite?

I reckon, however, seeing that you haven't got the dynamite, Andy, we'll have to do the best we can.

"What did you think of Edie?" "Dynamite," Mo said.

He spent the next few days working on a story about the time he and Morgan found a cache of dynamite hidden by the Weathermen, a radical group in the late 60's.

"Dynamite kim chee," he said.

Dynamite in bed.

The greater part of the visible damage to the forts, some distance outside the town, was done by the dynamite of the retreating army.

They chose to get out in time, blew up the railroad bridge across the Bug, burned the barracks, and, with enough dynamite to give a good imitation of an earthquake, tumbled the walls and galleries of the fortress into melancholy heaps of rock.

Heave... whack!"in quaint retribution for what a few sticks of dynamite had done a fortnight before.

The borers applied to the rock the piston of a cylinder made to rotate with great rapidity by the pressure of air reduced to one-twentieth of its ordinary volume; then when they had made holes sufficiently deep, they withdrew the machines and charged the mines with dynamite.

PINKERTON, ROBERT E. Calk shoed dynamite.

Sheed & Ward, Ltd. (PWH); 24May62; R295545. ADAMIC, LOUIS. Dynamite; the story of class violence in America.

Undercover dynamite, by Hugh Pentecost, pseud.

I may add here that if it were known how many of the "shrieking sisterhood" who are clamoring for masculine "rights" for women, are among the unfortunates who were born with male brains in female bodies, the movement would collapse as if struck by a ton of dynamite.