, 1879-04-11

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n""i ,,,I,,ii,,",, i@ .''7c1enk 10 save illc lrgnl
t,",1 t.nt" Hahhy ~ "hnm thc tlat'Rcf-
c',n,t cs,ne ~ ~ W s ,hs,r slcsp. Mhet. loa!s
thrn',"l iii ti n'e.' .la. na1n wnfk 10 tm
wdtera md to induce sln frightened ncouie 10
lot themselves be tnycs, rs tlie greater part of
them refused to EGt oil ,lntr hotlsetons Into the
boafe wlthunt tiirir moor pet,,,rrty wi,ich ruuld
not be saycu utl1er nrY circumstances. nIetIcr
tlic al Of ns than live without our beds ntt our
cofee-pots!n was wlNt they Qjl said,
4 very lmppy circumstance was that tho CHI
bankncnts Of tilc Southern halfway remained
intact, Eo tltNt help could continually tc uot
fluH TeMcayar ntd 'lle rescued could bu sent
away ii, tint direction. In fhe first hours this
could 1tnt bc thought of. The desperate pcouo
rung 10 tho d!kus, climbed up trece, RlIetl liz
frozen tu death IN thc FIRST nights, tlc wind
blowing 11crviGss1y through Their scanty, wet
cothI,ig. Twenty wprr frozen to DEATH au
twenty-thrc1 went n,:l from terror and have
been sent 10 the 1llatlliuusc at restt. Ttrbrayc
nen wu rfskcl their lives thousand times to
bring help Wcrp witnesses OF Tie most heart
rcud[ng svunus. Sometimes aB they Approached
d i,Ousrtop or Il tree to which drowning people
cfung these could hn on no longer, nlrl, Lruu.
ping IN the water, wcro drowned befurq tile
boats could reach them. An old 1nan fu tlle
centrG Of a mound uf pllcu-up rubhlst, was
heard calling despgratcly Tor llei;. b,t It was
impossible to npproAcst him, n1 t1o perie!cd. 4
whstc.l'nfrcd grandmother was secl diving for
something. Sho found It at last,-hcr drowned
granirhill, which shn held up towar.'s Heaven,
laugh1ng huarscly, a rEnd-wunlans lauglt.
an expedition from Pesth, headed by nonl-
Der Vi Parliament, arrtscd three dnss utter the
catastrophe, and io tells us tllt even sllen llc
small raft9r was 1lUntinE by them, wru ono
1nnn cspled 8malt baby on It, tied 10 Il Ityp,l,
The expedition WIS q,iics enough In bringing
t r0tlr 1tft1o nm, Irft, anfprs inf TIA