The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-10-30
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PREPARATION 70 The iru.s
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the vault 81 the Pan, Urea q
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the burial az yuIHr Il r.rr -.
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place.
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the purpose, wcrs made tg lsf..5 -.
Plauon, Iamasuu, MeH4. p.u Il.
mann'llelnk, Bouisgsua. ldT X
Renaui, Pugn0. and etas Urs.. u
artists.
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vault before mentioned. ne ~ ~
~ contents both te.ns he II, Z u
, lafke, and they were aaaeIfel On -,
Of the French Government ly n b.
iariln licaumety with aglwHfHs =.
monies, The disks W,rt m5lt Z ID
Of hard rubber vitb ! \,
sidencd inie-irugtlb.e Nevertheless. -
prccauilOn 10 pfuie., them '-5z ~;
ages Of time vas taken Tfeg =,
placed in Theoretically scaled f=.-a
and the door Of the vault gs. sl5sl -
locked, the key being PLACED 10 ,as q
ehiyes.
The imprcssiyeuess af tie sgr-gs
which were held IN the dark g,hr +
meath the Open and were a.fsris
many distinguished HCH O. lssisn !.
well be imagined. Tie event Va, n
ganted a. marking a new ora 10 be IRA
The placing Of the feC6ul, In tie ,It-zT
Of the Opera was at frs, c1r.iisr! n:
i was decided that there would h a
danger Of destruction by the O! ar.
quake If they were placed below gu.s!
\ change from the original plan d dsr
ng the vault for one hundred year "a
also made, and Il was agreed tha, /, mi.si
Re opened after fifty year, With tie pG
mission Of the Minister des Bsaux A-s
All the essential parts OF the ua,h1s
or playing the records were also rlla.
n the vault, so that il az the distant LAY
when 1t is opened, the 'alsin. ml.ais
has been changed materially, these ~
)rds may still be heard.
One OF the most lntsrs'in. l!,cga
tances in connection with the presents
ion was the speech made By VI. Ains,
3ernheim, one Of the Representatives b
he Government who was present b
which he quoted from something wHtii
~ Theophile Gauticr sixty year an
iautier said at that time; Some 10y
'erhaps the critic. having become nor
will have at his disToI
means so that by sten1gaphio notation
e will be able TO set down all the shlis
I meaning that an actor USES to portal
he character. Then no longer shall W
ave TO regret that all the genius d.
ensed at the theatre is utterly log, ie'
oSterity. As now we have pictures Ter
etuated by the aid Of light upon a :el
tive plate, so we will attain the p1Esf
1 a manner more subtle STILL 10 receive