Show FLOODS REPEATED IN TEXAS VALLEY All AjI Traffic on Seven Railroads is Suspended Near Fort Worth WOIth ort l Worth Tex rex May Iu 2 1 Two Two Uv a aBr ar Br to J bC I st t and liv five i 5 if C OJ d ott- ott t o. o l d d t f which surpassed time the t m rio which submerged n a lar large e section at of t this city Tho present flood load Is without doubt tho the greatest In the tho history of or tho time river Traffic of or seven railroads s centering cen I hero here Is ig at a standstill Not ot one train Is running Into or out of or Fort Worth Tho Time loss of live IIvo stock stocIe and the tho damage to prop property In Iii Fort rt Worth alono will ivill amount to more moro than two million dollor dol dol- lars lor The heavy rain has been continuous continuous continuous contin contin- bore horo and throughout north central central cen con and northwestern Texas Texa and Oklahoma Oklahoma Okla Okla- homa for the past 21 24 2 hours and an Trinity and other rIven are still rising rapidly and and- threatening furU further cr loss losses s st to t citizens and farmers who had hall not recovered from the disastrous floods of last month ANu ou Suffer Sha Shawnee Okla Olda May A S.-A 2 21 A mil half lion dollars' dollars damage has already been done lIono by floods in county county coun coun- ty which have isolated this city ex except except ex- ex b by wire Tho The Canadian river Is out of its banks hero and a n mile wide All passenger an and freight trains are arc arc tied up here and marooned passengers havo no prospect of escaping escaping- soon as the floods In this section are the highest highest high high- est In ten years ears A large e section of ot the Missouri Kansas and Texas track tracI be between between be- be tween here hero and anI Lawton ton has been washed awa away The rhe loss los of alfalfa In lowlands lowlan s In iii this vicinity is Two thousand hogs have been drowned In the railroad pens here Cattle have been drowned by hundreds along the Canadian river rl i III i |