Telegram-herald., 1890-06-21

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49, A-sss<es ~ Eas--
TIE ~Esr-il-seelees - General si
EeFeif eenl4il l1s fe.loe1nE stirriag
-e-oeas ~ s1e a4glrx " t.g D.s-
lag t1e I1zi-~A as- -rl4n 49, - lss4 GA
a. Zs-a of Jane. p-rt ~ the Forty-
t9art1 4l2l.s4 l1fslsFg. o5nsl sting 20
Gl~4p q zhss4. 1e1 eLceFs aat tscnry-
se m-l, ggt sep@r4ted ffe1a l1elr rey.-
r-est 4rs-.g . surprise, AID. Being ard
F1assd y sas A1srrl2ns. entered
VIA called EeuL-s. I-e4r AlEGrea, and
prep ARD tsr 80 ote-ia.4se tsfe4s5. IhcY
LA4 aka tlsm tls 1ay ~ the re.laleat.
aad t1e Oldest o1neer present. C4ptaia
b2rylceiit took rhe command After
tla Aastri4ns hzt beea ropea eily 20
Pl-set they sst hrs to some heaps ~
st-ae hay 4ad 8sheF in1ammablo raa-
te-tAl KEEP. IN TIE glrr8ts % the ylll.
I-s lali4G5 hair sarocated 81 tls
smoke and seeing that 10 would b. im-
possible b. defend themselves mlcA
lqager, determined O. save their nas
beiure s4FTelderlng rlcT stripped tho
bunting irou its s.au aut tore it iato
slt-ll pieces, u which each o1lcer hl1 =
't--'1 -n+er 1ls clothes 1A9 spear
--" ing lA-astfucuol'' As
N-" -''--et me pi-co ia tLe house.
q. '' '--" sa' oi'4eh ln'o riecoS
i-'s a0A~' LdeulenaA.
t-lferui. 49,. spoke German. fixed .
~alte handkerchief . tho point OF his
49, ,'---' ''-.'lils iSoH "lndo" ii
- $50 '' 9--'~o ~"d Are' offered %
s-'i'i.-, proposition ln uedi-tely
gao o'-'o H.
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q - ia - e''o''el A'.et1ps'
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''''o' ~ e'lel1ed your
''No nous 1e i'-ii-'i4S' t4@eh
10 A1se''1' il'.n"l ~ 10 Keep
80 f.','-'us I1il's secret, anu one OF
.1''' e1 'us' h-' piece OF bInunS vas
49, WI -''H'' "n 'no As' OF July
1'-'o" i'-s ''e"er~I ol rover was an
lJl-. ''''' 'o'-'-.'A I''er Oh tne oi'lsloh' and
N'---' IN9 9teclih5 lAe Iorty y-iourlA IN
4-itiy was surprised % SEQ no u1S- lie
"ls 'oid 'hat II had been taken by tho
enemy ou' as tho matter had never
o'rh AeAIcnel' not even oY the Aus
TRANS VINO would naturally have been
proud Oh such q trophy tho General
called the oiAcers OF tho Iorty-fourth
together and Dt eyed them 10 keep per-
iect silence as ~ their ioss' and the iirst
ieach OF an encny's nag to revenge
themselves oy taxing II.
80" hen Austria agreed TO tho conven-
ton OF tho Eca Cross tho Italian mill
tery doctors were set free, and enc
OF them came 70 General di Revcl and
informed him of what bad been done
with tholr flag by the group OF officers
OF the Forty-fourth. The General rec
ommendod silence, and his wish was re-
spected. On the 0th OF October, when
u keycl went TO Nenora merchant Of
that cliy was presented 20 him, and in
secret consigned 20 hiI1 tho spcar-point
o. tho missing Tag, which had been
IolAd III tao yihA Of Si6nora Rose
ANA ana Dy Atr jealousy preserved IN
o1Cer % DC restored 10 the Italian army.
Oho can imagine the gratitude OF tho
- l,rai- ne reportod the aialr to tho
~ master OF var oeSSlng nm 10 pro-
Flue " Aa5-7,@l-- Ihl5 was done and
"neh peace was concluded and the pris-
ohcrs OK vas rc1-rned home, the officers
OF the fourth consigned TO tho
Uener. FcraI pieces OF their flag.
4hey owed together by three
IN.
oLlcori OF tie company, and at
tachcd 20 tho stall and spear
point the whole proceeding being
written down, witnessed TO, and
tho ia. aa4c9 O,+ob.- o. tho Eo-.so.
fourth Recimont was drawn nm I'm the