Show THE WATERS WILL RECEDE Missouri River Has Done Its Greatest Great-est Damage Omaha Neb prn 2The river has continued to rise steadily though slowly all day long but there are Indications In-dications that tQe worst will be over by noon tomorrow Unless a strong wind should spring up and wash away the dikes which are protecting valuable val-uable property no serious damage will be done at this point The worst sufferers suf-ferers have been poor people who live in the bottoms In additionto those in North Omaha who were driven from their home prevIously about fifty families were flooded out at the foot of California street by the pressure of backwater which burst through a sewer and hooded hood-ed several blocks On the Iowa side considerable damage has been done government riprap opposite Florence lake Just how great the damage Is cannot can-not be told until the water subside About a mile of the new grade of the Illinois Central near Crescent has been washed out Farmers In this section report the loss of bogs which thtcy were unable to get to high ground before be-fore the water overtook them O1I1cials of the Omaha Bridge So Tar mlnal company state that no damage has been done to their property and none of it is in danger The water at midnight is higher than at any time since the famous flood oJ ISSl Sioux City Ia April 22The hood in the Missouri above and near Sioux City continues Farmers and truck gardeners garden-ers In the vIcinity of Walkers island and crystal lake are being driven out of their homes Their crops are entire iy I ruined The river is falling slightly |