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Colonist, Volume LV, Issue 13736, 30 May 1913, Page 3

A few weeks ago the office of a Toulon newspaper had ;i strange and pathetic visitor. It was an old lady, who camo to learn wh.-tber there wj:s any news of lighting i;i Mavtriwur. . Her only grandson, r.ho :,.-.!.!, \;i:r, reiving in the colonial i:;f;v;^: .- l>'-;:\ ;v.-.! ! the night Jicfori' ;V* '-vl (?■•■-.-(! i-l^^.j lie had fali-on in <.: lii-rf^ en."..■"■.,•'.,one I with robo.ls triljes. Tin ..,"iui./..-.v ■. j War was comnnmicr.tod v.;>j !;y iJ:.\phorK", and tho airswor tl?J.t tb.c^o w: ■. no news of any lighting considerably reassured tho visitor. But a week later cp.nre the sad news of tho young licnitenant's, dcatlli. He had died in tho very circumstances dreamed of by his grandmother, and on tho very night of her dream.