Half of the Stream on a New Course: 80,000 Homeless Peking, Oct, 16.
Half of the Yellow River is now flowing its pre-flood course, and it is evident that the other halt will continue on its new course the whole winter. Part of it is returning to the original stream vid the Po. River, while the remainder is flooding the country-side in an effort to reach the Grand Canal.
These are among the facts established by "Mr. 0. J. Todd, Engineer of the China International Famine Relief Commission, during his inspection trip from which he returned yesterday evening with data from which an estimate of the cost of repairs will be prepared.
It is expected that a considerable outlay will be involved.
report from Yuncheng states that 80,000 people are homeless in that hsien alone—Reuter's Pacific Service.
Hawant is sending to her favours." ite son, Duke Kahanamoku, the fwellknown swimmer, a modal nour ineribed. with the legend "For Heroism" for the part he play+ [ed in saving a party of shipwrecked fishermen from drowning at Newport Beach, California, on June 14 lof this year. Of 12 lives saved, the Duke is credited with eight. " His younger. brother Sam also did val~ lant service in helping to save the. other four. jain an han
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