Salt Lake Telegram | 1917-06-04 | Page 2 | Wooden Pavilion Only Thing Left by Teutons

Wooden Pavilion Only Thing Left by Teutons By Associated Presa. NOT ON. l-Yauce, June 4. The only building remaining Intact In all the re-tlfm re-tlfm of Ctmuny and as far north aa Saint' Simon after the retreat of the Germane, a' as a wooden pavilion, built uMn a rise of ground letween what was once the bur a of Kailloue! and the ruins of Klavy le Marte. Traces of Prince Kite! Frederick. ! commander of the Second division of , the Prussian guard. In this region, were 1 found at Avrlcourt, In the department 1 of the Olse. where he occuied the cha- teau of Avrlcourt. belonging to Count Balny, at the end of October, 1915.! French aviators got the hearing of his headquarters ami he left suddenly in j 1914 for Frvtoy le Chateau, w here he I occupied the property---.ff -Monsieur Iubois. Ha ioek with him all the furniture, dishes and plate of the Count 1 Balny. .; Prince Ettel was seen every morning during his sojourn at Pretoy spading! in laa garden of the chateau a. phy-sice phy-sice exercise designed to reduce his corpulence. French aviators nur prised him at this exercise one morn! hig In July, last year. Their bomb demolished the headquarters of the army telephone service. whereuNn ; Prince Kit el and his staff moved to other quartern not yet identified. I