Show flOODS EBB OB AND FAMINE APPEARS Problem of Getting Food to Stricken Communities in Ohio Taxing Resources of Authorities Authorities Authorities Au Au- in Charge of Relief C COLUMBUS 0 March S ob obtainable ablo information ion J toni placed Ohio's fl o Cd Hi list lt at However r no nuth authentic information has been received from irom Marietta Mariette Portsmouth Ironton Tronton and scores s of smaller cities and und villages where losses have o resulted may map Tho larg largest Increased death list was wasat wasat wasat at Hamilton Colonel Zimmerman in charge chargo of oC the militia thor there reported to the h a. a adjutant juu se generals general's cr ls l's ott office ce in in this hl cn city cuy one ninety Domes nna una been r recovered Previous Pre information from Hamilton stated only fifty persons per per- sons eons had lost host their lives Death Following la is a a. tabulated list of ot the dead Coshocton 5 Hamilton 91 91 9 a Columbus 64 Valley Valte Junction C CHarrison 10 H Harrison on 12 Delaware 14 Cleaves es 2 Chillicothe 15 Van Wert ert 3 1 l Venice F. F J 3 PIQua I 12 Mansfield Jd 1 Tiffin 15 Globe Center 1 Mount Vernon Vornon 10 Wooster 3 t Fremont remont 14 LoUdonville Loudon 1 Franklin 4 New Bethlehem 2 Troy Iroy S 9 SI St t I Conservative e estimate e Bodies recovered t Known dead Statement m ut ItT Go Governor Cox Governor Cox tonight i issued the following fol lowing statement Tho end of ot the tho week finds the tho dazed and numb numbed d In contemplation of or ortho tho the tremendous and widespread destruction destruction destruction de de- de- de In almost every over section Tho situation today assumed a u number of ot Continued on Page e 3 Column 1 1 t. I FAMINE JAMINE STALKS r IN FLOODS FLOOD'S WAKE Pr Pr Problem of Getting Food to Stricken Ohio Cities Taxing 7 a States State's Resources 1 Continued From F Page e 1 novel angles It Is 18 becoming now a ai i problem of ot getting food tood within our borders border A condition which d damon damon- mon mon- J ates how Impotent t oven a great t tato iris Is when communication IB IR a severed Cincinnati In tho the fullness of or her bounty bounty boun boun- ty ty shipped trainloads of or supplies into tho lower loner Miami valley and th the southeastern south south- eastern parts of ot Indiana as nl won Phil Phil- displayed prudence and tonight tonIght to- to nIght the Queen City of ot the tho west welt appeals ap- ap j peals als to the state for tor assistance Da Dayton ton and Zanesville the two troublesome points BO eo tar far as extension Of relief was concerned are In pretty fair shape The The- western food tood supply was was eras tapped by W way of ot Indianapolis The The Chicago Association of ot Commerce rt t at our request established a b base s-o s at nt Indianapolis as 81 Boon soon as railroad traffic was resumed between Dayton and the tho 1 Indiana capital Ten c carloads of lime cars care of gasoline and a trainload ot of bread bread vegetables and clothing clothing- aro are on their wa way to Dayton Daton now from that point Lime Ilme is b as needful need need- j t ful l now as food for the tha purpose of oft B t Military of ot Great Service The rho military organization has been teen L' L great service and the week closes toight to- to knight ight with some m measure asuro of consolation consola- consola tion In the thought that every section t. t that has appealed to us has had hungar hun hun- gar or cr appeased Colonel Zimmerman of ot ofa the a Eighth regiment was sent at dayt day day- t from Dayton Into Hamilton and this afternoon he sends ends his official r ra- ra s- s which Is Indeed a a. gruesome tale Ninety bottles bodies will be interred tomorrow to- to morrow Two hundred horses were burned in the str streets Two or three of the principal thoroughfares thoroughfare have been washed Trashed Into ditches twenty foot feet deep With the Cincinnati sup supply ply ph dimin- dimin j down to tho the point of ot need nee and tho the Ohio flood situation cuttIng oft off communication from both th the last east and south douth we wo doubtless taco faco a n. crisis in dealing dealing- with the situation at Cincinnati Cincin- Cincin nati and Hamilton All Ohio river towns aro are wrapped In Ink k water tonight Ripley and are hea heavy suffer suffer- ers rs New Nett Richmond and several towns In Clermont county are jare are In trouble It Is said ead that there is not Inot inot inota a ft bridge gc standing over either the or Miami rivers f The loss at Columbus be about lives The maximum at Dayton asit as es it 11 appears now will be Hamilton twill will run about ISO 60 1 t Estimates have hav been made this afternoon aft aft- rf with considerable care and It Is 18 the thc belief belle that t property loss In the state tato will aggregate I i Turks Turk Claim Victory f Constantinople March lb 9 29 It Is IB officially of- of reported that a detachment of or ortho Iho tho enemy which had taken an on ad- ad position to tho the west of Blink has been driven back b with considerable loss and the position recaptured re Ye- Ye captured A I DEAD AT COLUMBUS Ain Mm 1 Greenloe Greenlee Sirs Mrs Sarah Albert 11 11 list Mm Delia DU er John Mrs Mm John Stottler r. Walter alter D Decker ker A- A Mrs Mm Walter Decker Becker k I Mm Irr Ices Keyes Mm James Cooper aud and two children D. D On Go Caves Girven Claude J z JI H O. O In beu itt Mrs Sim H. H O. O Mm 1 O. O C. C To Toy To r A AMm Ain Mm Sadie Garfield iK r r f i Mrs Mm Rhoda I K Ie White t Sarah Surah Serena J 8 9 J i Blida DIM DI 10 A 9 r 11 0 O. 11 U. Shoup bab baby f C. C 1 II if Huston i i Albert C. C Gore Mrs Mr Ur Marie l Clouser lIa h t r Urt Tiu D. D I Loul Louise o Cooper 5 i. i Fro Franke Frankle kle Ford 1 12 MrM Urs Ur An Anna n K Jo Mrs Mm Mary Iary Miller miter I William Gu Guy Preston Arnold V French or Mrs Mm Mac IRe McDonald cDonald DEAD AT DAYTON Alexander Ford FortL MT Mrs l Bowen Dowe r r rI I 1 I. Inon on J tin Mm tits Mrs Mm James Wallace s. s s. s Christ Polk Folk Virginia Snyder Howard Snyder Mr Mrs Ir or Clem Clemion Clemson on George Geo George e Blitz Diltz Mr Mrs Mm Young YounS' H. H E. E Frank Frnnk C. C Scott G. G John McCo McConnell Dell DEAD AT PIQUA Albert Decker J Cruc Crus Mn Mrs C Caroline Dillon James Jarac Ala Mm ouI I Louise e Kurn Karns Mrs 1 Mr George George Minn MI Eva EQ Thomas Mrs Mm Ward Mrs Mm Sarah O. O B. B Jul lon John Reiber Helen MISSING AT PIQUA OHIO amo H. H E. E Alexander John Artis and family family fam fam- ily 11 MIrtle Behn Charles Cromer and family Charles Carter and family Calvin Calvin Calvin Cal Cal- vin Cruso Cruse Ed Dewesse N. N Eugene Eugene Eu Eu- gene cne Ele Eyley B. B J J. Flory Flon Mrs Mrs' Irs Leo Jeo and children Mollie Hewitt Howitt Joseph Ingling Jennie Landon Mrs Mra Millhouse and two children Mabel Morgan Mor Mor- gun gnu Mr Ir and Mrs A. A P. P McCarty McCart Fred rod Price Agn Agnes s Phillips Mrs Belle Spencer Spen Spen- and anet son Henry Miss Florence Floronce Flor Flor- once ence er Mrs tr Frank Frnnk er Lillian Shean George Woods Mrs Irs Rachael Rachael Rachael Ra- Ra chael ank Betty Yanke DEAD AT PERU IND Mr Mrs Stumm Mr Mrs James Jam en n. n Mss MINN 11 Be le Shields lIre Ira Mx Ro Hosts Roue e John Friend Edward Kellogg Fred Mays Man lien Hen York JJ Bert Ilert rt S Si h. h |