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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
Her Definition,

Him-What's your idea Of a great
man?
Heroine who is able to realize how
insignificant he really is.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

A widow usually marries again Just
to satisfy herself that No. 2 will prove
as unsatisfactory as No. 1 did.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

New York city's net revenue from
| saloon licenses amount to more than
S12,O00,o0o year.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
The Chanuc,

WAS the fugitive bank officer the
CASHIER"
HE was. but now he's a runner"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the
original little liver pills put up 40 years
ago. They regulate liver and bowels.-Adv.
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Good Advice.

knowledge is power"
Yep, but don't let little of it make
you imagine yourself to be g. twelve
cylinder"
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CTYrA Thipr

Money doesn't bring happiness"
Maybe not. But it will help you
greatly In going after it."
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

1t is hopeless case when girl be
gins to eat onions three times day.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
To Make Rrooms Last Lonqer,

Soaking broom in hot water before
using Tor the first time will make the
hristles stronger and ado many
month 10 their Liza,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

There are many men of many minds
and few others who have no
minds at all
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
ELDERLY WOMEN
SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely Through
Change OF Life.
Durand, Visit am the mother OF
fourteen children and owe my life to

Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Com
pound. When / was
As and b ad tn e
Oh ange of Life,
q friend recon-
mended it and it
gave me such relief
from my bad feel
ings that I took
several bottles. I
am now well and
L111+5- o-J vooop,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

No man is truly great If he is UNI
able to retain his self-respect-
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

The sufferer prays, not for remis
sica. but only for an alleViatian of the
calamity !~@-Ds Wette.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
\ Soft Ginqerbread.

Cupful sour milk, one cupful sugar,
one-half cupful butter, three eggs, one
cupful strip, one tablespoonful ginger
one teaspoonful cinnamon. two tea
spoonfuls baking soda. two and one
half cupfuls -four; mix together; bake
fine
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

Ever stop to think of the amount Of
time you waste In talking without say
ing anything?
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
Lecturers Aiibi.

When a lecturer has told all he
knows, he just naturally begins to talk
about what ought to be done,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

Nothing so effectually cures a man
Of the fiattery habit as marriage.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
There Is No
War Tax So
Called.

We reprint the following article.
complete, without comment. from the
latest number of the Saskatchewan
Farmer" an agricultural paper pub
iished at Moose Jaw. Saskatchewan:
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14

Wisconsin vas q part successive
ly of Indiana, Illinois and Michigan bs
fore ii was paada q state in 1S4s.
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"The attempt to
C b e c K emigration
from the United
States to our prai-
RE provinces by
n,,bl;cb;n0o1or r,oiy, q
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
Overheard.

DO you like planked shad?"
I'D as soon eat a paper of pins
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1916-04-14
{ A Sermon;
for Quiet People
By REV. L. ". GOSNELL
Superintendent of Men, Moody Bible
Institute of Chicago.
TExT-The God of Isaac.--Exod. a:s.

Speaking of the story Of Isaac. found
in the Old Testament, Mark Guy
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VILLA GENERALS
ARE CAPTURED
AND ONE SHOT

WASHINGTON. Jan. 13.-Capture OF
General Jose Rodriguez. General Al
media and several other villa chief
iains by Carranza forces near Ma
dera was announced tonight in dis
patches from RI Paso 10 the state de-
partment and the Mexican embassy.
Almeda was shot immediately. the
message 10 The embassy said. and sum
mary execution Of Rodriguez had been
ordered by General eiarris command.
lax the garrison At Juarez.
Rodriguez and his followers were
taken yesterday by Maxine Marquiz.
e former Villa officer. who surreud-
cred with the chihuahua army. As
NaderO is more than hundred miles
north Of Coshihuirachic. where the
Americans We're killed Tuesday. IL Is
believed here that they hardly could
nave been concerned in the massacre.
The embassy dispatch follows.
General Jose HOlri.upz. General
Aimeda. and several other villa chief
uans were captured yesterday by Max
imo Narquz. commanding fla garrison
900 the town or Nadero Almeds was
shot Immediately Rodriguez is
prisoner hut General Gavara. in
charge of The constitutional forces af
Iuarez has ordered his summary oxocu-
lion
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YOUNG MAN SHOT
BY HlGHW
AFTER HOLD-UP

80, ia! bisuatch to th. IntclIlr,uccr
tllSBJ kG. ". Va. Jan Ia
Walter Savage. young man ahou:
twenty years Of age. ana who gives
MS home as Parkersburg. W. Va.
stumbled into the Office Of Sherin Pat
terson this evening shortly after :
CLOCK. and said that he nad been
held up and robbed Further than
mat. he said the high wayman had shot
MN in the back. He was taken 10 the
on'ce or Dr. II. L. Judge. who found
That The bullet had passed through MS
oNercoat. his sweater and outer cloth
ing, ana made skin wound along his
right side. The sheria is LOOKING for
the hiChwayman
According 10 Savage be was return
ing from MingO and when under the
"ba-h bridge man approached him
ana told him 10 tnro 70 his hands
seeing the other had "a revolver hs
gave in. and the robber relieved him
OF about six dollars lie was tneD
told Co get. hN ihe r1hher Ssyare
says mat De- started 90 walking rapid-
D.! away when tho fellow -ro' 20 rim
ana i' thought the bullet had .nt.r.i
hls back. &c. had walked o,ar the
hrlds' TO WelI-burS. and was about In
q state ~ collapse when he reached
the sn,rn Office. Onicprs i'm Ohi,
"tre also rotiif.d
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Austrians Take Mount Lovcen;
Montenegrins May Not Continue
Reported That Two Armsice and This
Construed As Last Act of Little Country Situation
For Italy Is Now Precarious

LONDON. Jan Is. $50 p. m.-An-
other decisive stage in the Balkan
situation has been reached. with Mon
tenegro now following Serbia in vir-
tual absorption by the invading
forces. II was learned tonight that
Austria and Montenegro had come to
an armistice. this being construed as
the last act of the little country after
having its capital dominated by the
Austrian cspture of Mount Lovcen.
Whether King Nicholas will CON
tinue the unequal struggle is consid.
cred doubtful here. but the view
among the best posted men in London
Is that Montenegro has virtually
passed under Austrian control. The
chief significance Of this does not lie
In the small territorial acquisition.
which Is less than Serbia. but in Mon
tencEro's Adriatic front. lying along
side the Austrian main naval station
az Cattaro. where today's dispatches
announce the entire Austrian fleet. in
Guiding three dreadnaughts. is assem-
bled and from which the recent naval
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FAIRMONT MEN
ARE INDICTED

'n. l4l ll.-rlt.h fn The Intelligence.
tAkhEESBU re. W Va Jam ~
The returning OF the indictments
AGAINST t"eniy.eight employees of tho
po-iohice at Fairmonf was tho priu.
cipal business 8t federal court here to.
DAY If l- expected am enorI win %.
made to have tho cases tried no the
present term OF court Those infi..sI
were Wilbur if Brand. s Howard
tl'mine. Percy ID Burton. sylvester
clayton Russell Clayton. 4. g. DudIe,
Juhn Srhafrr. Frank - Bsrnaa.
Harvey a pitfor. Charles a p,t,ir.
SON. Charles T.. Bartlett. RAYMOND uaI.
l't vs. g.. Satfcrf.Id T. 8 Cochran
p. q Cirmo. D.. % Harden James NJ
lhnIips. thar'e- @ uayhurst . r.
tfam"r. Harry O. pu1ot. , a Henri,
~ s kopr vs. % S1ucrreId Edwin
i.t''. Joseph I. Bender Walter q
WILEY Hy.ou Christi. and WIN 81
Fisher
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Confessions in
MOhr Murder
Case to Jury

PROVIDENCE. X. l.. Jan. l3.-The
alleged confessions OF the two negroes.
G. Victor Brown and Henry Spellman.
who with Mrs Elizabeth Mohr. are
on trial charged with the murder OF
Mrs Mohr's husband. DIR. Franklin
Mohr. were narrated TO the jury today
10y William O'Neill. chief Inspector Of
the police. who also told of the cir
Cumstances leading TO those state
ments. Another alleged confession
signed by George Heals. DR.. Mohr's
negro chauffeur. who is TO be wit
ness for the prosecution. was ruled out
by the court.
Argument arose between counsel
over a question by Mr.. Lewis for the
defense. as TO whether the written
memoranda, lurporting to be confes-
sions Of Brown and Spellman. contain
ed an admission by either that b. shot
DR. Mohr. The court eventually admit
ted the question and Inspector OMEN
replied that there was not an admis-
sion in the written statements He
added that he had not finished taking
Browns statement when Mrs. Mohr
was brought into his Office and inter
rupted him and that Brown did not
sign the statement
The witness denied positively that
be- used any third degree methods on
Brown and Spellman TO get the state
ments
ON cross examination by John c.
Fitzgerald. counsel for Mrs Mohr. In.
spector ONeill did not deny that Geo.
". Rocks. brotherin-law Of Miss Bur
ger. Dr. Mohr's secretary. was the
first TO mention the name Of Mrs. Nohr
after the arrest of Heals on the nigh.
of the murder. II was not true. the in
spector declared. that from that mo
ment he tried 10 impress his theory
that Mrs Mohr was behind the murder.
on all those who were arrested in con.
nection with the case The Inspector
said that Heals implicated Brown ana
that Spellman was the first to give
him information on which he proceed
ed against Mrs Nohr
= card which Mrs Mohr admitted
having written q year before the trae-
'dy 'o Geo. Rocks. urging him 10 ppr.
suadc his sister-in-law To keep awav
from br. Mohrs home az Newport on
pain of having % sad ending" was ad.
mi,ted 90 evidence Mrs Mohr told
do. Inspector. the latter testified. that
She wrote the warning iu one OF her
irruIi"d wOmeut--that this ,eomlu.
Miss Burger. had aggravated her ulI
h" could stand b. no longer
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10y James o'Donnen eennettI

lWHr CUrr.au uHrH.uI II. WI..I.nr Ir.
..INF.H..r fri DII.IE" Ir.hw..l
BELGRADE. Serbia. Dec 1O Ncar
y c.ahty years have passed since
kiuesl3kr wrote fhat p.Iuant de.prp.
uOu of Ur'.fsIo which thourI uo
lourpr applies. .HU reads a. freshly
as f did fHs daJ .EofHgn" was ritcu
fo fHo world aa new kind off travel
book DOB which fhe writer eef down
v bat He ought to h8t. liked but what
lp Had Itrd
ln those Iays fnr yellow UHr off
urefIInul, was almost always ufur
ahot. IIt Austrian quarantine and
when k.uEHEr U..ewh1rkod nu fhr
Serbian Chen thp TurkIa1. shore.
uorfere wcarul turhane and loaded
down With .uaid pistol. came fo th.
river bank Iu carry HIa har.a..
The town oft -tmUu Ou fHr Uur.
EtrIau Shore hr called echo rrd 0.
vhse.eo.nr Europe and fuuue H..
rssa to fhc south ho saw "the Ofo.
mans fortress austtre and dnrkIN
imprndlnr hirh over fHr vale of .la
Danube hIstOfI. BELGRADE And
forthwith nIa eyes were fo ece .fha
sp'0udor and havoc oft irr raaf.
strange Customs OF Courts
IiEIIN year. Hsn thD military DOur.
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Both Sides
OfArnyPla
Discussed

WASHINGTON. ID g.. Jan. "a
Two side, of the mIar, prepared
ness problem ver. heard to-day by
congressional committee Miss
Jane Addams. president 90 the Won.
ans Peace Society OF America. url,l
'he military committee of tle Hou..
1ad senate 90 make no lucre.-. .r
Tie army. a. least until The European
war was over. saving the prerar.l
ness movement was du, tu PAM. or
.'couht OF the war when .l, Irf
.h" House committee room Na|.-
General Bliss, assistant chief of star
'rsuned his statement a. a military
'Npert In. favor Of the admin..tra
ions army plans.
Miss Addams. arEuiu. that 10 W.uII
FOOLISH 10 build more dreadnaurbt- b.
iltll IT was known 50 neither they vr-.
'i any use. ~uLL..ftd that "a conn.
mission De- creafed tu study army and
navy eIhciency and also 90 look into
ne motives and Interests Of those
tIslhs heavier armament for the ma.
ION Preparation against "HyuD.
.he'lcal enemy she said. wa- need.
'7S' ana The United States should be-
prepared 20 lead with clean hand. the
movement for reduction uf srma.
nents which She thought must fDi
Tow The great War.
Gen. Bliss told tlc Lou-. committee
nat American plants could build euY
.'roplanes month and that fH.r. v..s
TO immediate Necessity Of increa.fr /.
ne army air craft fleet except tu .gt.-,
NE new aero squadron. proposed .r
me department. plans He believed q
'aianced organiaztion aitt proper pro.
'oIlons ~ all arms 0f the service wa
he vital need OF the army.
General Bliss endorsed the conu
'ental army plan fully and said ha had
''en unable ln months OF study. to SEQ
.ny practical way OF .mfIo.ir. he
Hational guard to meet fl. nation.
leeds He dlsappf0ted suggestion.
'Aat the reEuiar army is rurcrrtr4..
I'd al several large posts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-14
CAPTURED SERB CAPITAL
HOLDS RELICS OF PAST
Evidence Of Ancient Turkish Rule In Belgrade Now
Occupied By the Germans-Where Once
Gaiety II Now IS a City o Silence

which tried persons who broke the
laws of tNc quarantine used to scream
out 'hr sentence from tribunal fifty
yards distance and thc priest instead
OFT gently whispering fu fhr doomed
man 'lD sweet hopes uf rDl.eion. would
ar.ordul to tho uIquauf kInrIakc.
con U.e nIm at durUu. distance
THEN tH' condemned Was carefully
shot and car.Is. .It buried .n he
Ground uf tHr IaTrDfo
40 Chat s rhauE.d now BELGRADE.
even after ono off obj. most puerrefir
hom1arlmrUf. Iu Dbl. Istrr.h history.
reasonably D.rau. and S,muu Ia
quite ruru.ou. lu both towns fhr
street .II. Hre rHr.n. nrd fha cIrr.
'fD IrU'H Orc .u.u. Ir Mrf. these
D.Hos Ou fHr border. uI fHs near east
have amazed m.
AZ in 'Nn equipment which makes
inr convenient existence I.r mIrhf
n. American towns TU. ratDmeuts
ar' u.r fHr sidewalks. Ir fne shop
pima district. aru tru.I The parks
af" rrD'DnUnus. and fHr public build.
Iurs NOT t...rafUahIn
Traveller Took Life Dol Hand
Iu k.n...trH day fHr traveller made
H.H preparation. for fHr departure
from sem'n into ue ottoman cm
Cconuuusd on Pace sevsul
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has been declared in Fl Paso.
Ell PASO. Jan. Soldiers. police
men and many citizens. angered by
the massacre Of score Of American
mining men in Mexico. tonight began
roundup OF Mexicaus in FL Paso
with the intention Of driving all ad-
hereuts OF Francisco Villa from the
city. Many fights took place and all
the ambulance and doctors available
We're kept busy
More than q score Of former villa
officers were arrested on charges Of
yaprdncy and forced To take trains
for California tonight In this con
sigument were Miguel Diaz Lombardo.
once foreign minister in Villas cabi-
net. and General Manuel Banda and
Juan prieto
United States soldiers 10 the mum
hor Of nifty. aided by city policemen.
started through the street tonight am.
tConunued on Page Ten.D
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raid was made against Italian trans
ports going 10 the relief OF Serbia.
This further extension OF Austria's
Adriatic front. with the dominating
center OF Cattaro. is viewed as fur
ther tending toward the realization
OF Austria's object OF making the
Adriatic an Austrian sea and thus
checking ltaly's ambition TO make Il
an Italian sea.
Much at Stake.
Italy had so much at stake that Of
hcials and diplomats had been wait
ing anNiously for the steps Italy
would take to relieve Montenegro and
at the same time avert another Aus
trian extension on the Adriatic. They
were aware that Italy had once before
prevented Austria from gaining ter
ritorial concessions from Montenegro
near Cattaro by emphatically object
ing TO the treaty made in 1912. As
Italy was then a member of the trfpIe
tConttnued on Page TwelveD
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the defaeto government OF Mexico
20 secure special trains with which
20 bring Americans still remaining
IN the bandit terrorized district OF
northern Mexico 20 the interna-
tonsi border. Military escorts
adequate 70 insure the safe arrival
of the refugees also were re
auested
Officials o. mining companies
operating In Mexico. az the urgent
request of the United States de-
partnent % state ordered their
employees now IN Durango and Chi
huahua % return TO the United
states
The execution o. three more
Americans BY villa bandit adher-
ents vas confirmed by advices re-
ceived from western Chihuahua.
These messages stated that Geo.
". Parsons. according 20 these re-
ports was slain while prospecting
near the Babricora rance. II was
tcontinued on Page TwelveD
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Gen. Huerta Dies
At PasO After
A Long Illness

Ell PASO. Jan. 13. victoriano
Huerta. former dictator OF Mexico.
died here tonight.
General Huerta died at his home
here at S:35 tonight
General Huerta. who succeeded
General Francisco !. Madero in Q, ecu
i've power in Mexico City and later
ieit Mexico. died of sclcrosis of the
iiNer lie was surrounded BY his fam
lly when the end came. His death
was not unexpected Funeral ar.
rangements are to be made tomor-
row. IL was announced az his residence
tonight II is expected an efort will
be made to arrange FOR his burial IN
Mexico.
General Victoriano Huerta was a
professional soldiers. and as such he
had. up 10 the overthrow at President
rancisco Madero. been known for his
loyal support Of the existing govern.
ments. He fought Loyalty for Presi.
dent Porfro Diaz until his fall. and
when Diaz was no longer chief execu
i've. Huerta fought for Francisco dc
Ia Barra. the provisional president.
After Francisco Madero was lected
iuerta found il To be his duty to sun
port one who had so long fought as
a rebel His loyalty was not chaI.
lenged until the Felix Diaz revolution
in Mexico City in February. 1913.
when the Madero government was
completely oyerthrown and Huerta
himself elevated 10 the presidency.
Huerta devoted himself 10 the mill
tary career at very early age. Born
at Chihuahua in 1854. he entered the
academy az Chapultepsc az
the age OF Il and passed through the
CONTINUED on Page Tvrsive)
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ITALIAN LINER
ALLOWED TO SAIL

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-The Italian
liner Giuseppe Verdi sailed for Naples
late today with her two 3-inch guns
still mounted on her after deck. She
was permitted to clear on the receipt
OF assurances that the pieces are TO
be- used only for defense.
Word came from Washington 20 the
collector Of the port. Dudley Field
Malone. that the Italian government
had given such assurances TO tho
state department and that the VerdTs
clearance papers might beg ranted.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1a.-Forssast.
ohio-fair Friday; Saturday fair ana
rarruer
West Nirginia-Locat SHOWS and much
older Friday; Saturday fair ana not
ute 80 cold.
western Penuayl ylvania-CoIder ard
yenerany fair Friday; Saturday fair and
elnftnued cold.
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Flood Stage
In LOUer Ohio:
Much DAMAGE

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jan 1a-Tne
ohio river an Louisville tonight. had
passed tls food stage OF y feet and
continued to rise az the rate OF one
tenth OF foot an hour ThIrty-one
tenth of a foot an hour. Thirty-one feet
"a- iorecasted Tor tomorrow with a
of .a feet was predicted. The gauges
ionieht showed 2S3 feet in the canal
and l1 below the locks
f.reWen her" today rescued "A mum
Der 90 families from their homes whlch
hal been inundated over uieht and d.
Dr. estimated more than hundred
families have been driven out Com
parauVey little damage. hoWevr. has
been Zone here or Boz thi- vicinity.
Al Paducah. below here. the OHIO
toritht vas reported al a stard al ly
feet above tae food stage of 43 feet.
Al Henderson. the river sull is ris-
iht and farmers from thr loW lands
arr rushing their stocks and movable
property 90 higher ground
stage of ful Ice.. more than seven
irei above Hood. had been reported
th're tomslt and "a further rise OF two
cr three feet wa predicted Houder-
son. ITSELF is on lllh crouud ana out
of danger
Building Flooded
CINCINNATI O.. Jan IA stage
OF about 90 feet. or about four feet
above tlr flood stage. was tho predic.
ton of ths local weather iol,aster to.
night A. o. o'clock tonIehr Iue river
registered a. feet and rsne at the
rate oi uurtenth of "a foot an hour.
The cellars of buildings Boo the low
FIuE sections of the city nave already
been uIef with water. but zo far
little damage Faa resulted on South
Dayton and Isabella streets Iu New
port tky I. across fLs river from Gin.
ciuual. about dozen families have
been compelled fo desert their home.
on account of The rising waters
stage 0f about lE feet u.u bring
tho water into fne Glitch and ON
some of fl" railroad tracks IsadinE
into fHr Central union depot. hut train.
service vII ruf be seriously lampered
unless 'Hs flood reaches .G feet
BIg River Promised
ENANEh WILLIE. Ind. Jam a. Flood
water from fhr ohio river began fo
creep into NsdHIa. .a IoV N.ns section
Hf tHe south .... of ft. r.t.
Tho river $500 continue fo rI.a
slowly f.l four IaF. according f1 fra
rfrI r'.f.. weather bureau A
stage of 90 f.sf .. expected