Show W WASHOUTS IN GEORGIA Floods Doing Great Damage Damage Dam Dam- age and Almost Paralyzing Paralyzing Para Para- I the Railroads ATLANTA Ga March 1 The I.-The The floods In the rivers of of- Georgia Alabama North Carolina and Tennessee Ienne see caused by the unprecedented I rains rains of last Thursday have abated somewhat and the train service of if f- f railroads to the cast and southwest which has been al almost al- al most par paralyzed for thirty-six thirty hours is improving slowly lowlY Malls are delayed many hours while the transportation of freight has been abandoned by most mosto o of the roads roads' It has required their utmost utmost utmost ut ut- ut- ut most efforts to move a few ew passenger trains and nearly all these have been completely off schedules The Seaboard Air AJr Line has a washout at Tucker Ga and part of its bridge over the Savannah Savannah Savan Savan- nah nab river near Calhoun Falls was carried carried car car- ried ned away last night The Southwestern's Southwestern's Southwest- Southwest erns ern's Washington line is interrupted by bythe bythe bytho the tho undermining of its track at Tupper Ga Its Macon line is also under water wa wa- ter Traffic to Columbus Ga has been suspended for two days on days on account of numerous wash washouts on that branchAt branch bronch At Macon the Ocmulgee was higher than ever known and d six houses were swept away last nl night ht The Chatta- Chatta Is falling callIng at Columbus The rhe high waters In upper east Tennessee Tennessee Tennessee Ten Ten- and central and southern Georgia Georgia Georgia Geor Geor- gia have done much damage No rains have reached Chattanooga Tenn from Asheville N N. C C. since the ri rise nie began be S |