FRANCE INUNDATED
_ THE RIVERS STILL RISING.
TEOrLE BEING FED 15Y BOATS. 10,000 PEOPLE IX DANGER. THE RUTHLESS APACHES AT WORK. By Cable. —Press Association.—Copyright Received 27, 12.5 a.m. Palis, January 2li. _ The river Seine has swollen double its usual width and risen another eighteen inches. Hundreds of thousands of Parisians are thronging the quays to watch the carcases of cattle and horses, and 'broken pontoons, boats and washhouses in the swirling torrent. Preparations have been made to dynamite the pont at Delalma. The water has nearly reached the keystone. Seventeen hundred people are homeless in Auteuil The rest of the inhabitants are remaining in their houses, ami being fed by boats. Armed police patrol the district in boats io prevent uu> apache?, who pretend to be engaged in life-saving, from looting the deserted residences. . There is 14 feet of water in Alfort owing to the rise oi the river Marno. Three people have now been rescued anu 10,000 are still in danger. MOTOR OAR WORKS CLOSED. Paris, January 25. The floods have caused the temporary closing of the Renault motor car works' at Billancourt and thrown 2500 people out of work.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LII, Issue 299, 27 January 1910, Page 5
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