New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-29


fronts Of which we're down you could that In order to save their lives
the inmates had hed at moments warming
In one street high extended entire block but IN the centre
hoVzer shell had made barn door Through TINS
view Of old and beautiful garden on which OASIS nothing @
been disturbed Hanging from the walls on diamond shaped
were still along the gravel walks flowers oil every
color raised their petals the sunshine On the terrace was spread
service silver the grass chdrens oyshoops tennis
fiat its back staring wide eyed at the Shells large ~
ouably dressed doll,
BURSTING SHELLS FANTASTIC TRICK
another everything destroyed except the marble man
piece fireplace in the drawing On this stood Terra oo
of Harlequin 1t you have often SEEN Tue es S
apart folded thrown back in ecstasy
looked exactly though were laughing at the wreease WI"
could have placed where was ai M
fell the approach to still on hre vi all 'ie
tricks played by bursting shells the most curious
wrecked shops belonging to Ames
firms Of them had escaped injury They were mica VIII"
lean ypewriters sewing machines and cameras nuo o. ,
ing the sign american bar testified to the nationality ana tastes " many
tourists
found our consul William Barde the consulate lie hne
type of the and since the war began with his
the fort tacfuly looked alter the interests
both Americans On both sides Of him shells had dassea
Immediately adjoining The one across the seS' "u "
destroyed and neghbors killed
The street in front of fallen stone and the
morning called on Mr. Bade hit his nghbos chestnut
tree filled his garden with and blown the glass his
He patching the holes with brown wrapping paper out W."
chiefly concerned because in his garden the dha broken
During the first part of the bombardmen firing became too hot for
his family the OF the street where are
the cellars of the Rodeers the champagne people
which hide in than champagne ce
and hope Secretary Bryan hold him He had choice
In Rheims the grape Juice cellars are very fewof Bryans
property $3OOOO and that unless the seat OF
military operations the champagne crop for this year will be
entirely promised especially good year. The seasons
propou being dry when NEEDED and wet when rain was
gathered this week the will be lost
BAD OUTLOOK FOR BROADWAY.
Broadway the fact that in Rheims, Tlth III her
fifty million bottles OF champagne belonging
Should shells reach these bottles the hg
living palaces will be proportionay increased
his love his H. l. Bard OF 1888
Brooklyn saying 1--WE all safe and WELL was delayed
sending outside of Rheims certain place with
companions Of cCre Magazine Ashmead Bart
Daily Telegraph and Captain Granville Fortescue
l arrested.
Paris Once there courtesy was
shown u.s. detained night the headquarters OF the
following Mr. Herrick ambassador act
ing military aachG Colonel Spencer Cosby arranged that
word that for eight days we
communicate with any concerning
what movements Of the Allies might have
As the Rheims does in that category have
concluded the that unhappy city at the point where
the gendarmes abruptly interrupted it.
tell This year have been
frequently that readers must be OF 1t as am
Then again. perhaps myself In would be ungratetu
did acknowledge prompt assistance OF Mr. Hec and Colonel
courtesy the French officers OF the General Staff we
prisoners their and should be invited to spend
another Cherche Prison, would accept with pleasure
But have feeling the 4me am arrested will not be
Europe trying Westchester County tor
have investigated a At home there must
be some equally bad should America first
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