Show DAMAGE TWO TO MILLIONS f Floods in in Northern Mexico Del Dey De- De l 11 S std t oY y P Property roper t y an and d M Many Lives 1 r I Dallas Texas Jul July 13 the 13 The Hoods floods n I i fv In northern norther rr Mexico for 01 the tho last ten tell teni i V y a days daya have dune done Olle two millions Wot worth th o of r c cT damage to railroads s and mining In In- ts in th lisp states slates of Coahulla Neuvo k- k Leon li me and Chihuahua The i V 45 Mexican International the M Mexican 7 r H Central and the Mexican National Nationals s have hafe lI e been cut off of from wm Texas via 5 S Eagle Pass El Paso and I Laredo rc o res- res Ic Five largo Large steel railroad i bridges M have been swept awa away between i t. t Eagle Pass and on the Laredo c and Its branches Two other river ri lI A A r f 5 bridges es are gone on the tho line between en eft h Monterey and Real Heat ore More than twenty tp L miles 6 of track truel has lias been washed awa away 1 Trains partially resumed operations 4 4 t today on the tile short lines line but hut through i. i i t t Is II likely to 0 be he for it t. t vi several veral days nJ ts i pel Ons I reaching Dallas today ul- ul v sit sit- siti r r reel ct from front Eagle Pass state tire I li 1 i nation is the worst In Irr many years ears The y jV country is mostly mountainous and ref re- re 1 f t mote mole from from railroads s. s Streams are rag rag- lug ing torrents and are rising at tho the rule rute of several inches all arr hourI hour I Fourteen men melt were reported al at I Eagle gagle Pass as being drowned In the tho Monclova district and amI It 11 Is fe said that mun many others lost their lives In th the remote rev re- re v mote mountain settlements n |