Show c t FEARING I TEARING STILL WORSE I- I r DAMAGE IN COLORADO f 1 VV DE DENVER June 10 WIth WI With h the tho prospect t I Of warmer wanner weather I the tho danger from floods to welting melting snow sno is increasing This t i danger inger lier l Is further augmented by almost g. g It lily showers shower along th the foothills capeci cape cape- 1 In northern Colorado O c Jre V I- I Ii V The Tha Poudre 0 and Platte rivers ers are run- run i. i bank full tull and farms in th thC the bottoms V at flooded and n crops s practically c l ruined J lg t. t Uny lany bridges e are so weakened as s to be V t. t V to travel i f The iThe Grand and the Gunnison o rivers e on f the western slope rp ea are ul the highest I In V fifteen years and although both streams V V were w re practically stationary yesterday a further rise Is looked for tor V Already considerable damage has bas been done to bridges bridge roads and railroad property prop prop- erty fOrty as well Ill as farm buildings and crops Practically every river ri and stream In the state i is at flood nood tide |