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Memphis Theater.

Memphis Theater.
THREE NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE OF
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA,
By the celebrated RICHINGS COMPANY.
CAROLINE RIcHINes BERNARD.
Directress.
A. s. PENN0YER. Business Manager.
s. BEHRENs. Conductor.
The following artists will appear.
BRooKHoUsE BOWLER, PIERRE BERNARD.
III. @. PEAEKs, WARREN WHITE,
JAS. q. PEAKS, NINA HowsoE,
ANNIE X. BOWLER, ANNA MIsoHKA.
MRS. II. DRAYToS, Mrs Q. X. BERNARD.
The sress and public nronsuuca this Com
pany composed Of the BEST LYRIC ACTORS
ON The STAGE. They will be supported by
a Grand Chorus Of Twenty-Five Ladies and
Gentleuen ar d full and efficient orchestra.
Repertoire for the season;
THURSDAY EVENING. February ~
Bales romantic opera, BOHEMIAN GIRL.
FRIDAY EVENING. February ss.-Wal-
laoe's grsnd opera, MARITANA.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON February H.
A Grand Operate Matinee. when will be pro-
duced Auber's opera Of FRA DIAVOLO. AT
NIGHT, Eiehberg's comic OPERA DOCTOR
OF ALcANTERA.
Box sheets for the sale Of Season Tickets
OILY open on Monday morning. February 2lst,
and on Tuesday and Wednesda AZ for single per-
formances, at the Box Once Of the theater.
Admission: To Parquette and Dress Circle.
al reserved seats, 81 20; other parts Of the
houle a. usual. ls4-lb0
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DIED.

BACIGALUPO On the nieht of February
Goth, at 1l11 o'clock. JAMES, infant son OF Vim
cent and Mary Bao.galupo.
Funeral from residence. No. is Union street,
at O'Clock Tuesday, February I'D.
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No Cure, No Pay. FoRREsr's JUMPER
TAR-For Coughs. Group, Whoopins Cough.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat. Splitting of
Blood and Lung Diseases. Immediate relief
and positive cure. or price refunded. so cents.
N. B.-The genuine article has yellow labels.
with white. imprinted wrapper,
iIl.tGOODYEAR &FALLS.
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GOODYEAR 3 FALLS,
ll5-t Wholesale Arents. II Main street.

Kmmsnagogus. MnLEA's ENNExA-
GoeuE is the only article known to cure the
Whites Gt viii cure in every easel. Where l.
the family IN which this important medicine is
not vnntsd7 Motbsrs. this is the Ersatsst
blessing ever offered you. and you Should i'm
nedistsly procure Il. II if also q sure cure for
Female Irrueularities, and may be depended
upon IN ever case where the monthly foH has
been obstructed through cold or disease. Sold
b. drufgists. Prics One Dollar; or sent b.
mall on receipt Of One Dollar and q Quarter.
GOODYEAR 4 FALLS.
lfs-f Wholesale Agenta, 81 Main street.
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Memphis Scale Factory.
COpartnership Notice.

VNH r partnership heretofore existing between
i William II. Brown, of Pittsburg, Pennsyl-
vania. and Nathaniel M. Jones. of Memphis,
Tennessee. in the coal business at Memphis
and Mouth Of White River. Arkansas, under
the firm name of Brown d. Jones, having
expired by limitation on the First ay Of Feb
ruary, 1870. we have this day mutually agreed
to a continuation of same, under the same
firm name and style.
We take the present opportunity to ask the
attention of the citizens of Memphis and sur.
rounding country. steamboat proprietors and
the public generally, to our large and increas.
ing facilities for handling coal. our Mr.. Brown
owning and running eleven tow.boats and over
seven hundred barges. and mining all our coal
from his own selected mines, we thereby secu
ring for this market none but the
BEST PITTsBURG COAL
which we will be enabled to place on the mar.
ket at low figure for cash. We are fully pre-.
pared to do Wholesale and Retail Trade of
any extent. and are never out Of Stock.
Thanking the citizens of Memphis, and our
many steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage. we would respectfully
solicit a continuance Of same and we guaran.
tee the same promptness and dispatch in at
tending to your orders we have heretofore ex-
W. H. BROWN.
N. M. JONES.
Memphis. Tenn, February Is, 1870.
N. BAH steamboat mail matter addressed
TO our care. either at Memphis or Mouth
White River, Arkansas. will be promptly
ilS-i6s BROWN a JONES.
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wedloek-Ths Basis Of Civil Society. -Es-
says for young men on the honor ard happiness
of Marriage. and the evils and dangers Of cell
bacy. with sanitary help for the attainment of
mans true position in life. Seat free. in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AsSo-
CIArIUN. Box P, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. ll0-63
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N O t i C g l..

NOTICE is hereby given that will amply
~ for letters Of administration, at the Fob
ruary term Of the County Court. upon the
estate Of DR.. John Millington, deceased.
147-15l j r. HILLS
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REMOVAL.
DRESS MA KING

HAVING fully recovered from my late i'll,
work in my line, with usual promptness, and
will be pleased to see my lady friends and
patrons. MISS FANNIE DREWRY,
148 1889 200 Poplar street.
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Cough No More.-WARsERs CoUeH BAL
SAN Is healing. softening and expectorating.
The extraordinary power IT possesses in imme-
diately relieving. and eventually curing. the
most obstinate eases Of Coughs. Colds, Sore
Throat. Bronchitis. influenza. catarrh.
Hsarseness. Asthma and Consumption. is
almost incredible. So prompt is the relief and
rertan its effects in all the above cases. or any
affection Of the throat and lungs. that thou
sands Of physicians are daily prescribing il.
and one and all say that Il is the most healing
and expectorsting medicine known. One dose
always affords relief. and in most cases one
bottle effects cure. Sold By druggists. in large
bottles Price One Dollar. It is your own
fault II you still cough and suffer. The Balsam
will cure. GOODYEAR i FALLS.
lss.t Wholesale Agents. ISL Main street.
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Wine Of Lifs.-The great Blood Purifier and
delicious drink, WARxEk's YIxUK Yrs, or
VINE OF LIPE. Is free from any poisonous
drugs or impurities. being prepared for those
who require stimulant. Itisa splendid APP
petiyer and tonic, and the finest thing In the
world for purifying the blood. 1t is the most
pleasant and delicious article ever offered to
the public. far superior to brandy. whisky.
wine. bittsrs. or any other article. II IL more
healthy and cheaper. Both male and female,
young or old. can take die Wine Of Life. II Is,
In fact, q life preserver. Those who wish e
enjoy good health and a free fow Of lively
spirits, will do well 70 take the Wine Of Life.
II IL different from anything ever before In use.
II is sold By druEgists; also at al respectable
saloons. Price enc dollar, In quart bottles.
QnOnvUnn VAITC
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NEW ApYERTIsEMENTs

DEOPLE'S Mol Fan
i is a candidate for reelection TO the office
of State and County Tax Collector. at the en-
suing March election. i46-te
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Special Notices.

What Does Reason Say l-The little mon
goose when bitteniby deadly serpent resorts
to certain plant. eats Of it, and escapes the
effect of the poison. That is instinct. Human
beings. on the other hand. must depend on rea'
son and experience in selecting the means of
protecting health and life against unwholesome
influences. Now. what does reason say on
this vital subject? Does it not tell us that to
invigorate and purify the system is the best
way to protect it against the invisible poison
which generates disease? Surely it does, The
next question is, what shall we follow in choos-
ing medicinal ssfeguardY Reason replies
let your monitor be experience. Well. the ex
perience of eighteen years comprised in one
unbroken series Of satisfactory testimonials
assures us that Hostetter's Stomach Bittezs
possess strengthening. regulating and antisep-
tic properties, which are not combined in the
same happy proportions in any other prepara-
ton extant. This, therefore, is the antidote
to which reason bids US resort when our health
ia imperilled either by the malaria which pro-
dHoes epidemic disorders, or by any other
cause. whether inherent and constitutional, or
connected with our habits, occupations and
pursuits.
The venom Of noxious reptile is scarcely
more subtle and dangerous than that wnicn
turks in foul air and impure water. To escape
the fsvers. bilious disorders. disturbances Of
the bowels. and other serious maladies pro-
duced by these insalubrious elements. it is alb
selutely necessary that the stomach and all the
secretive organs should be. SO to speak, in a
robust condition. Upon the amount OF resist
ance which the vital system can oppose to the
deleterious influences that assail 1t, the safety
of the health depends. and it is because the
Great Vegetable Invigorant imparts energy
and regularity to the most important functions
of the body, that it can be recommended and
guaranteed as an invaluable preventive medi'
sina
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AMUsE M EMTs.
WI emphiS Theater.

;5PALpIEe, BIDwELL x HAcDosouGH, Propr's
NJ W. E,'".....-...--.Acting Manager
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
POLITICAL.

L,IFTH WARD pEMocRACY-AT A MEETING OF
I the Tammany Ward Committee, held at their head
quarters lo Beccker street. on Saturday evening the I'd Of
April the following resolutions were unanimously Adopted:
Resolved. the principles and candidates OF the demo
cratic party only be successfully vndicned aud sis
tained ny 1dety political organization, and, while
is undoubted privilege Of democrat to bs
opinions all quesons affecting s policy and action, s
equally his duty to uphold rammany Hall, so faithfully aud
historically Unidentified with the doctrines and rumphs OF the
democracy
Resolved Though diversi.y of views exist in rela
ton TO the provisions charter for the OF
the Empire City, confidently urge the democratic mem
bers OF the bessature TO citizens the ines
mnbe right oi seltgoyernmen md TO abrogate all laws
arbitrarily creating commissions in violation OF that prIn
ciple
Resolved That the democracy of the Fifteenth ward hay
lug the been distinguished by regular
nominatons viii not in the future is TO afford evidence Of
lis political ndely.
Resolved That in OF tho important elections OF
judges the Court OF Appeals the Pleas
thru Tuesday OF May neI and the probability the adop
on of the charter by the legislature essential
organize the democracy of the Fifteenth ward and for
that purpose agree to meet Monday evening
eight O'Clock The Hon James g. Spencer George H.
Purser addressed the COMMITTEES IN support Of the
tions .
GEoRGx G: LLoYp.l seer,..r,ea
MICHAEL kEHog, !
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BROokLYN BOARD.

DOARD WANTfD--AB0UT MAY ], IN BROOKLYN,
ID New York in thecolntry very conYcnient of
and near to New ok room nrn shed or IN with
Board, for gentleman wife, children Qittle gs
required in breakfast and Tor all light dinner
O'Clock Tor wife ami children; private family with no
Other b.arders preieed Address with terms month.
which must be reasonable H. j. g., box 353 New York Post
Office
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

CUMMTr HOTEL.-sEW HOUSE, CORNER OF CANAL
- street and Bowery on the European PLAN rooms by TIN
day, week or months all rooms with spring beds
b. BREDER Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

DUTHERFURD PARK HOTEL, RUTHERFURD PARK,
II N. j., situated the Passac river, has been
recently purchased is now being improved and will be
opened the reception guests April To- Located within
nine miles the City Hail. time ~ minutes with fine drives,
excellent boating sailing fishing and bathing 1t Is not
pas srd In its advantages prvieges hose will be kept
during the year; moderate. Address KNAPP
MCPHERSON, propretorz
WINTER PRICES TO JUNE FAVORABLE
w arrangements made with parties wishing Board for
the season. locality hotel IN the vicinity Of New York
presents attractions; furniture steam heating;
conl gas 60 minutes from cy from Montrosc station.
"''''N' G. HITzELBERGER, Proprietor
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nO1 SIXTH AVENUE.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM,
4OJ2 with bedroom communicating frat floor to let,
furnshed moderated unexceptonabs location,
Broadway
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

o. ST. MARKS PLACE.-FAM1LIEs OR PARTIES OF
L.) gentlemen can find nicely furnished ROOMS with
Hoard also table boarders accommodated No moving
in May.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
nOTETs.

TNTERNATIONAL HOTEL (ON THE EUROPEAN
/ pnn), junction OF William, Duane and Chambers
streesGood Rooms, with clean bed Soc day; 2 to ga
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

"A shpent 1850 Seventh avenue near Nnsteenh street.
full paid cash for CastcG Clothing &c,
by calling addressing Ladies attended 10 by Mrs.
Miller,
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

Twenty seventh street, near Second avenue, TO small
family adults; moderate; the present occupants
would board with the family If desirable Address b. u.
Herald othce.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

NrE1TNEY HOUSE, BROADWAY, CORNER TWELFTf
w street. block above Stewards sore-Sngle Rooms
75c and ~ per day; double Rooms ~ to T5.
yvoRTH HOUSE. ELEGANT PRIVATE MAN
w son fronting Fifth avenue, broadway, Twenty ff
street and Madison square, with Apartments suite,
especially adapted for families Private table and attend
ance arrangements can be made from April l.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

TTENrIoN-LADIEs AND GENTS CAN RECEIVE SO
n per cent for their CASTOR Ciohins also Furniure
Carpets, BY calling addressing noo by post 10 M
ABRAHAMS, 74 Seventh avenue. Ladies' attended to oy
Mrs. Abrahamg.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

WIDOW LADY, WITHOUT A FAMILY, LIVING
n few hours ride from the city, would be pleased TO TAX
child to board would give II mothers love and care
None but gentee parties need address L. o. " H.. Hera!
Office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

C,ToRE TO LET.-FoR SALE OR TO LET SHOE
= Store and Fixtures with or without Stock, In the best
Inquire at W. NEwMAN S6 Beecker street, ut 81 War
street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

INANTED-BY A LADY, A PERMANENT ROME
w with private. Christian family; one owning thei
house prefercd large unf1rnshei Room and Board re-
CURED; location within ten blocks of Madison avenue and
Fifiyseventh street. moderate; unexceponable ref
erences. Address W, station L.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

Eth AVENUE, NO 434-ENTIRE FLOORS ELEGANT
y urpished consisting OF pario three sespina rooms
dining with private table, and bathroom be had
1s to parties desiring the privacy and comfort Of teif
without the annoyance OF housekeeping, this
rangement IL very dcsirvble
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

90 BREvooRT PLACE tss EAST TENTH sTREED.-
ZC Furnished Rooms to let to gentlemen onlyi reieenct
required.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

10 WEST TwENTY-FOrRTH STREET, OPPOSITE
III Fifth Avenue lIote-Eleganty furnished Rooms TO
let with without Board, to gentlemen and wives or single
gentlemen. Terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

AT M. Icons, 297 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY.
n third sreeM Leon pays the highest price for LAdies
and Gentlemens Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &C. Ladies
waited by Mrs. Leon.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

ITO leftover THE DRUG STORE CORNER or
Twenty street and Tenth avenue well Ked
Floor for housekeeping. Seven six light and ayj
parior sitting Kitchen and four bedrooms. Rent SiG
living in the house.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

OF sTUYvEsANT STREET. HANDSOMELY FUR
Il nished rooms with Board, for gentlemen or gentle
and wives; terms moderate.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
CLOTHING

T s33 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET,
~ H. HERR toCashberg highest price for
Ladies' Gentlemens Wearing Apparel, Carpets, &c.
Ladies waited by Mrs. Herr
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

90 WEST NINTH STREET. NEAR SIXTH AVENUE
Uep pleasant Front Room second floor, with withont
Breakfast rea, private family, for two
namen.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

ITO LET-UPPER PART OF HOUSE 2i2 EAST THIFE
tcth street. partly furnshed every convenience; sta
Bile for light housekeepng references exchanges. Inquire
premises between IL and5
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

offs TO LET-TOUR FINE LOFTS IN BUILDING
IL 1s2 Fulton street, New Church; fine north light
Office and water closet in first loft will lease for four years
desirable parties Apply the premises, or at LLOYDS
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

BASEMENT TO LET--OF STORE !, % BROADWAY,
ID Twentyhth Twenty sixth Streets siAe COX
55 very light and dry Apply to c. L. JONES, s43 Broad
way.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05
SUMMER RESORTS.

DEACH HOUSE, wALLINGFoRD, CONN.--MAGNIFI-
ID house; splendid grounds mountain air beautiful
scenery: fine drives April l5 families taken al
duced rates until June Is. A. W. SMITH, Proprietor.
MANSION ROUSE, YONKERS-HAvING BEEN RE
M furnished, will be opened private Boarding Hous
ON before May /; accommodations first class.
JANSEN EVANS, Yonkers.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

ITO LET-A COMPLETE LITTLE HOUSE OF ITSELF; ;
the Upper Part of handsome brown stone house, con-
sstng of parlof dining with large extension Kitchen
with elevated stationary tubs separate meter bath
with two large connecting third 1oor hail
bedroom II desired hot and cold in every room with
abundance Of pantry room all IN good orders the lower part
occupied will be rented to family of adults
2c5 Forty-nint street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

THO LET-NO. 50 SECOND AVENUE, CORNER OF
Fourth VIII be altered II desired for business
purposes For particulars apply to II. MERRITT, No. s.
Third avenue
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

- UNIVERSITY PLACE.-THREE SPLENDID FUR
4 nishei Parlors first floor and Rooms second
hlrd fourth floors, all newly furnished Uni,n
iqlare. Stages and cars.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

Vyy ANTED-STNGLE ROOM AND BOARD, IN A PRi
w vate family, by n lady engaged during the day, be
Second aud Sixth and Tenth and Thirtie
streets; terms x5 20 $6. Address X Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

7St EAST THIRTIETH STREET.--A WIDOW WILL
lD-f let n finely furnished front and back Room
ond door (bath hot water ciosets, with or without Board
private table required. Terms reasonable
The New York herald., 1870-04-05

NEANUFACTORY TO LET-LARGE. WELL LIGHTED
M lofts In the new Building SEQ West Twentysecond street.
Tenth calculated for fringe and tassel manu-
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TINS war would end hero. IT ia ,.on.
Ministers and the Emperor who ,ro,Ii
| havo it; it was not wc who wanted ~
And yet tho Emperor has been von.. ~.
S Gooo TO me and very kind to my wife.
Inc last timo that saw him was at
the Iulleries, Oh the 18th of January,
when ho said to mo: "You know thai
have found new Minister" That
was this M. OLIVER: who now makes
this war against u.s."
III IS terrible, indeed and I tbin.
your artillery is very formidable"
NO, Sir, it is not superior to yours.
but wo mako different use of it. from
what you do, placing it moro freely
with the advanced posts. Your aim
Is very good-too good, indeed, for we
nave lost, think, moro mon thah YOU
have. L have regiments which havo
lost twety-ninc or thirty officers. But
VIC have taken prisoners, and that ro-
stores the advantage"
can enormous advantarc f,r yon
know well what you had before yes
tcrday."
Nearly forty thousand men. tho
corps OF Marshall Mcmahon, and o di-
vision Of the 7th Corps. 1 did not in
tend to artack, wishing only to make
u reconnaissance in force, but ono is
not always sblc to put IN end to a
night when oncc it has begun. 1t was
fortunate for us, on tho whole, as ho
would doubtless have received rein
torccmcnts, and wo should have had
still harder work next day"
"Prince, it seems TO me that YOU aro
very we'll informed concerning our ar
my"
Quo must be so, said he, smiling.
"But," said I, wilfully committing
an error, ct was Your entire ormv
which was cngagcd-25O,OOO men ut
least"
"Not so many-1sO,OOO men. They
all fought we'll but if the Bavarians
had marched rs we'll as our men, wo
should have had it all over by noon
instead Of fighting until after six
o'clock. [ should not give baltic to
your army unless I was superior in
numbor-othcrwisc would prefer to
retire."
"You have one great advantage,
Prince, in the precision Of tho move.
mcnt Of your troops. From tho tower
of Worth we admired, though with
the grief caused by witnessing your
success, the two flanking movements
which you effected upon our position"
"Ihc hills Of Freischweller arc real
Notifications, and did not care to at
tack them directly. by turning them
l lost fewer men,"
ave arc very much obliged, Prince,
for the few minutes you have been
pleased TO devote to us, but we do not
sec with you the Duke Of Coburg,
whom VIC desire to thank, for it was
he who saved us yesterday, and, not
withstanding his many anxietics, ho
has not forgotten the promise which
he made to speak to you about us.'
q! will perform your commission"
eve now ask that we may be taken
back TO the advanced posts.''
81 SEQ no objection y and thsn, hav-
ing courteously salutcd us he with
drew.
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VOLUME XVIII---NO, 20

tho Prmssan onset bccamc Irresistible.
What saw was this: Tho putfs of
smoke from tho French guns mingled
with tho flashes, Frightening as the
darkness Increased and rcccdod gradu-
ally.
The.vcry serious pillars of cloud and
iiamcs from the west as gradually and
steadily approached, and with that
advance the French fire became every
moment more slack. 1t was not far
from 8 o'clock when this ground was
yielded finally on the north, and the
last shots fired on that terrible evening g
were heard in that direction.
EFFECT UPON KING WILLIAM.
The Kings face, as he stood gazing
upon tho battle. field, had something
almost plaintivc in it. lie hardly said
u word, but observed that his attcn-
ton was divided between the exciting
scenes in the distance and tho dismal
scene nearer his feet, when they were
just beginning what must yet bo
long task-to bury the French who
fell on the Tuesday before. On them
hc gazcd silently and | thought sadly.
oS"iiV I'iHiIltlCn COlllu nOC cOnCCal
his excitement and anxiety. Ifit had
not bocn for the King the Count would
clearly have gone forward where the
lighting was. Ills towering form was
always little in advance Of the rest.
THE END.
When the French completely eavc
up their hold npon tho road to Grave
loottc, the horses of the Headquarters
were hastily called and mounted.
They all, with the King at their head,
dashed down to point moi very far
from the village. Then shouts and
cheers arose and followed them when
ever they passed.
TIE pRUsSTAN LOSSES.
LoNDoN, August 23.-(Special to the
New York World).-Crcditablc au-
thoritics assure me that Stcinmctz and
Frederick Charles lost over 100000
men, leaving them no moro than 15O,-
600 TO hold their line from the frontier
to Metz: The feeling in Berlin is of
undcniablc horror and depression.
The war threatens to last and al
ready the flower Of North Germony is
dccimatcd. The railways arc taken
up with the wounded so as to dclay
the movement Of reinforccmcnts.