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For BubbIing Spirits
Real Live Energy
Take HypoCod the Great Flesh and Strength Builder
Users Find That It Builds Up and Strength
ems Them Wonderfully.

the throat and chest will find in Hypo-
Cod a splendid remedy for such all
ments 1t Is also exceptional for chill
dren suffering from Group. deep colds.
etc, and for building up weak, deli
cate children who may not be develop
ing properly. Hypo-Cod is unexcelled.
There Is nothing secret or magical
about Hypo-Cod. The full formula Is
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bottle. No dangerous or habit form
ing drug is found In this splendid
tonic. and it is one medicine you
needn't be ashamed 10 take.
You can get large bottle of Hypo-
Cod from your druggist for only s1.20,
which contains enough Of this health
ful tonic to treat the average family
for weeks. To make sure that you get
the genuine Hypo-Cod, ask for 1t by
name and look for the orange colored
carton bearing the name Hvpo-Cod in
large letters.
Sold in Wheeling by G. II. Griest &:
Co., Hoge-Davis Drug Co., E. H. Rau,
Simpsons Pharmacy, John Coleman
Co.. w. w. Irwin, Chas. Menkemiller,
Baer's Pharmacy. Merges Pharmacy
and all Island stores.
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CENTRALIZED
Continued from First Page.)

Shipping Board. and George Ituhlee. Of
the boards legal staff tn sit in I.1nndn
and Paris rs permanent representatives
at the United States in shipping nat
trrS. Tho representatives on the other
side will seek to accomplish the sam"
aIn$ sought Ivy creation Of the control
committee. In addition they Will repre-
sent the United States In tho ALLEGATION
Of neutral tonnage obtained Ivy agree
mcnlS between the allies and neItral
countries.
AS explained tonight by shipping
board officials. the diversion of traffic
to ports other Than New York Will clear
New York harhor of Ito present Conges-
tiou AMI do much 10 speed up loading
and unloading. II was declared that a.
least one million tons d: shipping would
l." gained by Il proper coordination nf
effort.
The railroad administration has
agreed to rn-npCratc in every way 10
make tho plan SUCCESS. and will so
routc freight as To get II quickly 10
snulhcrn ports: Charleston and Savan-
nah will br the ports through (which
most Of tn" freight diverted from New
York will b" moved.
Undnr tho plan tentatively adopted
by the conference to-day materials will
hn sent TO ports in which there is no
congestion. and In which an abundance
Of bunker coal may be obtained. Ships.
before leaving tho other side. Will he
directed to proceed TO the ports at which
goods which should b" moved most
promptly ara awaiting shipments. Thus
il might turn out that British ship Is
carr-ying American materials, while an
American ship Is transporting British
goods.
An effort will be made to bring about
n maximum efficiency in unloading on
tho other side Of the Atlantic and Mr..
Stevens and Mr.. Rublce vii address
themselves to this problem.
The arrangement does not displacc
tho shipping boards director of opera
tons Edward +. Carry. but tho control
committee will be in supreme charge.
Mr. Cary's department will deal solely
with shipping board shtps.( and will
tur, vessels. a. soon az chartered, over
L. tho committee.
The arrangement will he continued
throughout the winter and probably
throughout tho entire year. IF railroad
congestion Is cleared, however. an In
crcasingly large amount OF goods will
be- shipped nut Of southern ports be-
cause the haul IS shnrted.
The pooling feature. though, will be
continued indefinitely.
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A SPLENDID GENERAL TO

IA SPLENDID GENERAL TONIC
For removing the cause of that
crouch" renewing the old time
pep" creating a real hearty appe-
tte with the sound digestion ncces-
sary 10 the developing Of bubolinS
spirits and real live energy, you cant
equal Hypo-Cod. the wonderful flesh
and strength builder
This splendid tonic, which is COM
posed of the kerry valuable medicinal
extractives from fresh cod livers, iron,
manganese. wild cherry bark, lime,
hypophosphates, sodium and aromatics
is exceptional for building up weak,
run down, nervous and delicate men,
women and children.
Hypo-Cod strengthens the digestive
organs and enables them TO extract
the full nourishment from your food,
creates Il hearty appetite. increases
weight. and doubles the strength In Il
remarkably little while. 1t will break
the most obstinate cold, relieve chron-
ic colds In head and chest. help make
rich, pure blood and put good solid
flesh on your bones.
Those suffering from asthma, hay
fever. bronchitis and other ailments or
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Anothnr Towboat Sunk.

l.1rrSBl t,iil. ia.n. "a. Tin" NJ mon
.ah"la river lat" tu-ulGii MS reported
clear at i,'.. from chartered, Ia. I" ~
mouth hrr,. and -" danger u! hlSaS-
trnris foods ,lir"urh"u' n'rih"rH West
Virginia ami southwestern |'ni.SElNhni
w.lS G..li"v,d :" have passed. T"w!"atS
working ihr"u@l' IN" day. arr SUD t.
hnv.. I.r"il"u uu III" H." III AL ~ III"
rai..lS :ri,,,N, r.t,:.':ir"h Is irr az i''"l
". !; Tn-tu"rrrw Ih" i"Wh''hfS Will
ati:trk III. ~ l''.,i.' ;t''r:'' ''nhrl'r"l
and til" .:,r2:'~ mar t:r""n-N!II'. Ia.
ANA Mnrcri,t"nn ". Va. ~ hopes II
SEEMING ih.- H." brfur,. hover i"fuiwrl'
tur.S ,':i.s" j. Ia fra r. i"S"itr"r.
Nil 'nf tn" SIX. St'aiu"rS Whif'h were
forced !" rae" hnwu IL" river Tat" to-
day. "h.n - %''rr" ~ IiniIn;rn. n"Hr Mo-
ncugah"i:l. "a. hr",;'. 80" r''l'ri".l safe
iar, r.-nirhI Tho boats ""r'. forced
l.. 60 Il, tii .sr".rl Ger MGR" lhNn an
ir.nir - .'S',%i,'' ih.' i".-
SjtIi.iu. - iji- f'wi.''al i. II. Ware.
vsit,",l -, So. n"". wHH r"p"r'"d from
':tllIy"liS, -. t"-nichi. James War" OF
''iuciunatl. captain Of the boat, ami En-
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German Uprising.

,-,,->- -, IN --Nnnrly M0nnn
l.lNl"'N' Jam ,,,;,,a in nor
persons ar $500, =. hcirr oddcd To
lin ana t''' ,.,,,o .ro1,rronh CORR
h"url!' 'i' .,,i,,t,or, tnicrr,phs I'M
isp"nh"ht ~ rr, ,,,nyr,n.n, IL
der '"'iS"'! 49,, nr,,lnrinl towns
p''tS .,L,,,,,,, I'm tho kicl ship
w WI W. 49,, yu,;.nn works ut Ham
?"'"S "'' n,.,,,.,,ds az miners in the
I'i' ~" u..tnL,Ii,n districts struck
,,'.l.,, according tn the B"rllncr
va .i..,.n,, Zrituny.
.rh,. E.rIin correspondent of the Foli-
,il.n of t'nurnhaR"n reports ih3i th1
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not guilty in this cnse you are putting
your stamp of approval on adultery as
practiccd by tho defendant and rosie:
and placing upon the head Of the defend
ant 4 crown of glory. and again If yoa
find a verdict Of murder in the first dc
gree you arc doing your dnty 10 tho state
of West Virginia."
After his argument the Judge read t"
tho Jury tho seven different charges
they might find the defendant guilty OF
and they retired TO the jury room NJ
1G:c0 md brought in the above verdict
at 1850.
Mrs. Anderson sat through the entire
trial without moving and when The YER
dict wns read showed no signs nf emo
ton. Her brother and hrothcr-in-la"
and little boy sat close to her through
out the day.
When tho verdict was read the court
room was filled with caE"r spectators,
anxious Ia hear tn" outcome of Tn" case
Many Of them had TO walk home on &C
count Of the late hour.
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tum, Of which the following arc the prin-
cipal demands:
Frst-Accelcratcd conclusions Of n
general peace without indcmnitles or
anncXations.
Sccond--Particinnlio Of workmen's
delegates Of all the countries in the
peace pourparlcrs.
rhird--Amrlinratinn Of the food situa-
ton by better distribution.
Fourth--lmmediate abolition Of the
state Of siege and restoration of the
right Of public meeting. suspended By
the military authorities.
DECENTRALIZATION Of authorization OF
war factories.
SiNth--lmmcdiatc release of all politi-
cal prisoners.
Seventh - Fundamental dcmorratiza-
tion Of state institutions.
EiGhth-Thc institution Of equal cleo
tural suffrag" by direct secret ballot.
Disorder in Austria.
LONDON. Jan. S0.--Thc grain ware
houses Of tn" city Of Vienna arc afire
and enormous hnmagc has been caused.
according to Il Nionna despatch forward
cd from Amsterdam by the Exchange
Telegraph. R"vniuitnarcs are suspected
Of having started The fires.
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Rising Foot an Hour.

Special Dispatch In Tho 1utclligcnccr.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Jan. 80
Craft valued at moro than slhn.ono ar"
rlrnnrcd here Tonight 10y fields Of ice
which are rushing down tho ohio river.
Although huats nf all descriptions are
securely mnor"d To tho shore. rivermen
feared that tho fore" behind the Ice.
which is from two To tour fr"t thick.
Will sweep tho vessels, in its path. The
tow h""ats. ono derrick boat and ono
sand rliTg"- and seven sand and fuel
flats owned by 'hc East Liverpool Sand
company. and representing an invest
Incut Of $G0.nn0: two government dry
dock hnnt Il, Dam No: y. worth $4,000.
and many small craft arc inlrerillnd.
Bert Erudchush. wnarfmnStrr nroTed
all carCoes from the wharfhoat. fearing
loss of tho craft. Although 20 fec: OF
water is said to hc back az the ice foes
rivrrm"n do not anticipate food stage
here.
The stage carly tonight VAS Is feet
and rising Ut the rat" Of foot an hour.
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GIVEN SO YEARS
Continued From First Page.)

locked. to see what was the matter. still
having the gun in her hand.
Then she testified she went hack TO
hnr room AMI went To bed, thinking
she had scared the Intruder away from
her house.
During her test Imony she did not APP
pear tn be frightened and answered cr-
cry question with a clear voice. and her
memory seemed exceptionally Gpod on
several occasions
The court adjourned at 80 for III"
supper hour and convened again at I.3d
when Attorney E"ycc. for the defendant
made his argument To the jury.
Defense Attorney Plead.
Mr. Enyc" made q strong talk for her
defense and pictured I" the jury tn"
- use of thu shooting. saying that Mrs
Anderson thought someon" WAS coming
To harm her and shot To brighten them
away. And at several times read 10 the
Jury tina; under tho charge 1t would he
nnposshlc for them Ia find Mrs. AndHr-
son guilty Of anything and That She
should br ndjudR"d not guilty.
Mr. Enyc" Spok" for an hour and pic
turcd tn" case from tn" starting If Il
cuurtship Of Mrs. Anderson and Foster
up to the time "f the shooting. TIL" tcS-
tiinuny Of Foster played an Important
part In his speech. helm referred To
many times. lilo closed. assuring tn"
Jury that la" cas-" WAS surely safe in
their hands and that IL" entertained hop
rs for 4 verdict of not guilty.
States Side OF Case.
County Prosecuting Attorney DAY" y.
Mckee spoke for the STATE, ami upon nd
dressing til" Jury told them that this
WAS tn. FIRST time hr had ever been
called upon in prosecute" woman hut
.i,ut hn would not fnli"r from his duty
rs prosecuting attorney and would ~
his: hesl III this case. fearing lh" ";Ir"S-
Ing counsel and "kmnw:ng thai MIR.
:nvre WIS tho ah1rs, counsel in criminal
ras"S' In tn Ch%.
Mr.. Mexico spoke for an hour. and
started. as did MIR. II"!"". from M b.
,,iuuirr Of tho luvr affair. hut his way
ni Sr,inE tho case was entirely differ
on, from that Of Mr.. E"yCr. Instead -
seeing m inu"""nt girl h"lnS led h. Il
beast If IL man. he could s." Il worldly
woman following THIS sam" main. lh!S
being Justified h: Mrs. And"rs"n.s i""-
tinr"ny.
ilr referred |" IA" section al lhr
"r;nu,I Samaritan part At tn" testimony
of Mrs. Nurirr,tnrt. yhru Sh" went int"
TN, ward a. SEQ II Inynn" was hurt and
r""tird assistance. carving revolver.
This h., :aid WIS Il Cloud Samaritan"
taking II gun IN finish her decd.
NJ. MrKnr said AT times that he did
not intend l., h" HdiudriuE Mrs. An|,r-
Snn ar uph"lhimg Foster. huI WAS I";l-
mink his words {" tn" truth rs shown
by tn" testimony. If each "f the par
tics.
Th" closing. "f hi% arcnm,u WIS ono
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SHOT EACH OTHER TO
EVADE j. S. SERVICE

HOUSTON. Ten. Jan. 30.-Mystery
surrounding tho shooting Of Scrg;.
Claude ~ Mason and Private Roland
ry, 1T Company VI. l32nd Infantry ut
camp Logan. WAS cleared .o-day when
Intelligence officers obtained statements
from the men that each had shot the
other. hoping thereby til rScaI" further
duty and obtain honorable discharges.
They viii b. court mart !al"d.
The case is the FIRST Of It's kind IN
American cani"umrnlS, army officers
d"clar".
Tho mon stated that they stood IL
feet apart and hy agreement shot each
other in the log. Both men came from
Chicago.
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Another Hard Blow.

ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS
IN NORTHERN ITALY, Tuesday. Jan.
c9.- (By the Associated rrcss.)-1talian
troops struck the enemy another hard
blow yesterday In the mountain region
west Of the Brcnia river. where his err
fort has been to push down tho Frcn-
zala valley towards Rassano. The &C
ton lasted throughout the day. the ltal-
ians making All advance along the whole
stretch from the Erenta to AsiaEo and
capturing 1900 Of the enemy. includ-
Ing 80 officers. War material also was
taken and havoc was spread among inc
enemy's forward trenches.
The aerial activity wns especially
lively during the lighting. the Italians
bringing down ton machines ma the
French two The action was stu III
nrogrcss today. with the enemy bring
ing forward large reserves In an AT
tempt To save the day.
The battle on the italian side was
fought BY mountain troops. infantry
and Bcrsa glicrI. with the support or
Italian and allied batteries and large
fleets Of airplancs manned by Italian
French and British arlators.
Tho Italians took the initiative IN 4
surprise attack at daylight. the enemy
trenches being reached and his lines
driven back over n long front.
Late in tho day tho enemy maze n
series Of violent counter attacks which
were broken up by the steady resistance
Of the Italians, backed by allied bat
lcries.
Towards night the enemy began the
concentration Of achievements IN an
attempt 10 redeem the situation Ih's
brouuht on heavy lighting during the
night. which continued today.
The last reports show the Italian limo
holding we'll in tho advanced POSITIONS
orcuricd during the carly hours "i mo
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Waters Receding.

BRISTOL. Na.-Tenn.. Jan. 30.-floot
vatrrs which did much damage II rail-
rnads and other property in this sec
tion YESTERDAY! were rlpiGlE rccedin1
to-day, with many streams back In theii
banks. The southern RAILWAY put ]
large force TO work to-day. rebuilding
bridges. trcstlea and tracks on the APP
naInchian division. and officials an
nounccd they hoped TO resume operations
on tn, division early next week.
Reports Of the drowning If stock ant
destruction If property on farms in the
food district are being reGnlved.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States District Court. for me
Northern District Of West ViEElntl'
In the matter Of S. 5; Shtpman' hahA'
rupt. In Bankruptcy. No. 504.. +,
To the creditors Of S. S. Shipmen IN
the Town of Elm Grove, County OF ONO
and District aforesaid BANKRUPT 49,,
Notice IL hereby given that on me
o5th day Of January. 1918 the said S. s.
Shipman. was duly adjudtcated q bank
rupt. and that the first meeting 81 crear'
tors will he held at the offices Of J.
Cummins. ESQ, n, rooms 506-O7-0S M
tional Bank Of YES! yiTginiH o of ohi6
and state Of West virginia. on the 9Th
day Of February. I9ls. u 10 o'clock a m;
at which time creditors may attena,
prove claims. appoint trustee. eNariIne
the bankrupt, and transact such othct
business MS may properly come before
said meeting.
''-'C" ]. W. CLMM1NS.
Referee In Bankruptcy
ja-30-g
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At Cairo.

CAIRO. H.. Jan. 30.-The river fcii
n fee, here last night indicating that
the gorge at Columbus. Ky. has broken.
Ten steamers has been sunk between
Cairo and Faducah
When the gorge AT Columbus proke
the water Oh tho banks At Cairo recedeo'
Learning boats high on the shore. Elshty
large pieces of wrcckagc passed uhoer
,h. railroad bridge here last night.
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At ParEorsburB.

PAEKERSBuEG. W. Va. Jan. 20
The rritical situation that cNIsiru since
Mouduv on the Little kanawha river at
this point wns relieved To-day when the
water dropped slowly and ice sorIrs
coming down ihe stream became
wdved above Shackt own. five miles from
fron this city. Local rtvcrmen hope
that ice gnrsrd In the Ohio river ct It's
junction with the Little kanawh1 Will
ict go before the latter starts on an IN
cvitutlr rampage. I" give the river croft
trained in It's mouth Il chance 10 seek
shelter In the Ohio.
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No More Beer Will Be : :s:s.s:::
Produced in Germany

ZURICH. Jan. Sn.-The AllEemcinc
ZeItuns t'ucd Brauercin General Ca
zcttc for Brcwcrics) says that the sup
ply of barley for German nFc"t'''S wy
be stopped. thus bringing the whole
brewing industry 10 stahos'ili. No'
cvcn beer for ths army Will be pro-
duccd, thu periodical declares.
The measure is said by the puhlica-
lion to be- due 1" the cSceco'"sis oHo
harvest Of outs. n"c"ssitH''iS NV ~.
~ barley for fodder for the army's
horses,
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GREAT UPRISING
Continued From First PaBeo

PRODUCTION Of equal electoral SUI
frage by direct secret ballot
news concerning internal .condl-
+iona In Austria still Is scant oW-
ing to the strict censorship. Latest
information received from Vienna
Is that there Sas been q great con-
faQration in the grain warehouses
there and that revolutiorar1es are
euspected Of having started 1t.
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NO DANGER
Continued from First Page.)

of the Fifth Pool Coal company.
Late this afternoon gorge broke
at Monongahela City. carrying away
several loaded karges. Sax steam
ers engaged IN breaking ice In the
third aad fourth pools, raced down
stream ahead Of the masses of Ice
until they reached a safe port.
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FOR SALE Machinery.

Iron. Wcodwsrki.s and cestsaetoss' Msehi.sr,
New and second hand Machine tools. etc. GaraEe
machinery, Gas and Gasoline engines. Pumps,
electric Motor, Engines. Boilers. Plansfs, Band
s1wa etc. ssw-mill outfits. Betting PulIeys.
Shafhn9. Contr.ctor's equipment. Concrete
mixers. t1eo up. Everything In machinery and
supplies. Special Pricss
BAIRD MACHINERY CO.. Pittsburgh. p.
ja-2S-i
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V-S&-
'.kN~r
TX
RHrr1sH GUNDoAT SUNK.

LONpON.Jan 30.-Thc BRUSH tor?e-
do guuboar Hazard WAS sunk in the
English Channel on January ~ Al the
result Of q collision. the admiralty an
nounced tonight. Three men were Inst.
(The torpedo gunboat Hazard was built
in 1894. and measured 1.o70 tons. She
was ESQ feet long, and her normal com.
plement was 1l5 men, .,,nuoIsaS1.i
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gin"or MnrrilIcur nj Huntington. w. Va.
narrowly escaped death when tn" steam
sank. Both were forced 70 crawl ashore
over flnntiuC cakes nf ice. Tho packet
Helen r.. was struck by IN ir" gorge
near Irunt0n. o., to-day and sunk.
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Lock Washed Ont.

LEXINGTON. Ky. .Inn.T. 30.Thc
government lock-. No. II, ut licldclbcrS
Leo county. WAS washed out this after
noon by tn" Kentucky river flood. Log
nrn have organized 10 catch hn.00n logs
and 100000 railroad ties now rushing
down the river.
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FOR RENT

FOE RHHT-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors OF the New
Intelligcnccr building 1904 and 1906 Mar
ket street. will be ready for occupancy
about April l. Apply p. Boyd. care In
telllgencer. 1a-2s-1
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Englsh bull dog. brindle mark
Ing, male, Is months old. Return 20
% Ohio ST.. Island. and receive reward
or call Bell phone l59O-R; National
lS09-M. JAIL
FoUND-Saturday night. purse contain
ing money. Owner may have same by
proving ownership and paying for this
adv, Ills Main. 1a-JU-l
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wANTED-Two furnished rooms and
bath by young couple. References cX-
changed State terms and location. NJ.
S. care Intclligencer. ja-3l-h
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WANTED-Female

wAH4ED-Girl to work in candy store
3426th st. 1a-3l-i
WANTED Stenographer and office as
sistant. young lady. State fully exper.
fence and ability. Address E. q. care Of
Intelligncer. 5a-30-i
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THAR Demands.

ZURICH. Jan. 3n.--Th" Socialist
unu"r EurwacrtS announces that the l'"r-
lin strikers have now hccumH InurC num-
crunS and threatening. They hay" ad-
dressed tn tho government an ultima
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wANTED-Blacksmit carpenter and
machInIst. Steady work and highest
wages TO sober. steady men. Apply NC,
Keefrey Iron Co.. Leetonia. Ohio. ta-3l-l
WANTED-Errand boy. Must be quick.
active. thoroughly reliable and furnish
good references. Apply Immediately TO
Sterling Products Incorporatcd) Neu-
ralgyline Building, SS Nineteenth Street.
ja-30-h
WANTED-N0 70 seil oar linz ot hoassAole
fufnishinN. from house TO houss O haAu
weekly pEymsata We psy weekly.
ny-S-u r. ADAMA. Iito-ut3 Main -
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The boats arc valued Al S!'o"u'U"V'
and fears arc expressed Tor theiF SAFETY
when tho ice mrliS.
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BIG PACKETS
(Continued From First Page.)

m others and created unoasincss in
widely separated sections.
Apparently the most serious damage
waS recorded nj cincinnati. and nj Car.
rultnn. nj the mouth If tn" kentucky
river. where lhrcc steamboats,. churnrd
hy tn" ice. had hccn sunk and loaded
cnnl bargrs SGT adrift.
In III" middlr reaches Uf tnr stream.
. large fleet Of drrdHcS and other rive
Crnft was regarded in some danger from
h0kcn ice Enrc"s further MP stream.
In the lower river NJ Iadurnh. where
T. gorge broke yesterday carrying YES
soils away valued at NOR" than $l.hOn1
nnn a second gorge md former with
prospects that 1t would break and de-
Strny III" remainder nf tnr winter flccC
Dynamite WIS used today in an effort
/" break the irr jam.
~ Cairo. nj III" mouth of tho Ohio
two smnIl packets had hccn sunk
~ "a" lrrnGwatrrS Of the Ohio IN
eastern K"ntucky. dispatches Indicated
that Il cold enap mrm"ntariY mad cncrk-
ed Tho ihaw Yesterdays melting SHOWS
and rains h"wrvrr. from The Kentucky
watershed had swollen the streams in
uothrrn Tennessee and brought the
TrnnpsS"r river In n high stage al tslat-
tnnnga whrr" lnw-lying ground had been
inundated and res idcntS In exposed
places forced To move to higher ground