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Hokitika Guardian, 22 December 1927, Page 2

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WINTRY EUROPE. LONDON. Doc. 20. The hiltei weather continues to he the topic of conversation throughout Europe. There were .several deaths of shepherds and tramps in England, from cold, and heavy snowstorms on the East Coast of Scotland. I>uhlin is snow bound. There were the heaviest snowstorms for many years at Limerick and elsewhere. Gendarmes in Paris go to the police stations hourly to reeowr from exposures. There were thii'ty-three deaths in France owing to told, of which twelve were in Paris Seventeen Greek sentries were frozen to death while guarding the railway from Ghevalti to Deniirkapu. which is the route the British troops from Salonika followed in war time. Three others were taken to the hospital and are not. expected to recover. The cold in Germany is interne. Trains are everywhere delayed by the frozen signals. The temperat :rc at Breslau was fifty-two below freezing point, the lowest since 1700. Cargo vessels on the Danube were stopped owing to ice in the river.