Show fl FLOOD n DISTRESS VED Suffers Get Food Clothing Cloth Cloth- ing Medical Supplies and Hospital Tents MICO CITY June S AP- AP s from Leon where when the flood waters wate ot of the Gomez Comes river I Inundated large sections or of the town Indicate that hat distress has haa haab b been n somewhat relieved by the arrIval arrival ar- ar rIval of at food trains and of clothing supplies and tent hospitals Soup kitchens ha have been Other large of necessities are on the wa way but muddy hIghways and the damaged railroad lines linea are handicapping transportation BODIES FOUND Portions of the town ton are still tm flooded Bodies ot of persons drowned c continue to be found Xo 00 estimate hn has been n made ot of the number ot of fatalities houses weakened by the flood are falling The destruction of at all crops In the r region lon surround surround- ng Leon on is I. reported as complete The burning of 01 the bodies of 01 the dead continues Refugees return from Crom the hills hili only to find plies ot of mud And debrIs where once were their humble homes These Theu people often are unAble to learn the tate fate of missing mining relatives or friends friend as a. most ot of the dead could not b be Iden- Iden url titled d the bOdies w were ro burled buried or burned UNDER tiNDER DEBRIS Excelsior's correspondent at Leon expresses the belief that hundred dead are lying under the debris Telegraph operators operator at Leon are receivIng high praise for tor their work In remaining at their keys key for two days day and nights without food or sep sometimes In water waist deep WITTE- WITTE EnO Prussia Ju Jue e 5 25 Two AP-Two villages were flooded and three others othera endangered to today ay when a dike In the Eibe river near Dannenberg broke In three places Twenty five thousand Acres have havo b been tn Inundated |