I Quiet Death Comes to Von Hindenhurg after Life Through Hell of War

the state department officially to chief of staff, Marshal Paul Von notify the government of the death Hinder burg. fallen. of the Tribute Paid World War\ president. But the Allies went through. On October 1 the French took fit. The German over the em- • • flag DDENBURG iiti 9s I GREAT CRISIS 4 and October 5 the Brit- OLD GIRAL * * • I was lowered to half mast as Quentin by * bassy Canadians Began Attack soon as word was received from )Sb had consolidated their position. Berlin that Von Hindenburg was Canadians launched the attack on the in General All dead and embassy, common i two weeks after Hin- by Powers; NOW TO FACE MASTERMIND Aug. 26, 1918. LIE IN • ••••• #••••• ••••*# with the entire German govern- WILL •«••• ment, went Into official mourning denburg had seen his advantage Boundary Employe until after Von Hindenburg's fun- vanish. The Dominion soldiers and Save* Man’s Life eral. British tommies bore the brunt of to The Herald) World BEHIND* WAR (Special Entire GERMANY,SAID The and all of- embassy embassy SOLITARY SPOT Mourning ——.- the battle, although Americans got SAN BENITO. Aug. 2- L. A. • ,f' 11*1 ficials also cancelled all social into it more than a month later. reichswchr engagement*. Bayllaa, junior engineering aide * WASHINGTON. Aug. 2. UP/—Sec. doubt whether the (reg- WASHINGTON. Aug. 2. —<*>— (By the Associated Press* (Copyright. 1934. by the AP.) Yankee and French forces were the ular army) will be aa loyal to him The death of Von Hindenburg. Even as Pres. Von t employed by International Hull led official Washington Thurs- Extend* Condolence Hindenburg making their major drives further NEUDECK. Germany, Aug. 2.— as it was to Von Hlndenburg.” old man.” and Boundary commission, la day in paying tribute to the late Germany's grand was regarded by many conservative south. given Paul von Ger- King George was aboard the royal the of the Hindenburg. Von of Germany assumption presidency by Shortly after issuing his personal attack credit for saving the life of Leonfo Pres. Hindenburg he was noti- Germans as their last so The began outside Arras died yacht at Cowes when Chancellor Hitler came as no sur- statement, Sec. Hull a bulwark, m's great field marshal, in a statement asserting “the world dispatched and swept forward irresistibly. By Caballero near the Mercedes siphon fied of the passing of Von Hlnden- prise to official Washington, but of condolence to Baron was the Hindenburg line the last i a. m. Thursday. has lost an outstanding figure." telegram September 1. the British and Cana- across the arroyo. according to a burg. A message of sympathy from administration officials refrained von Neurath. German defense of of state was the Konstantin ; the German armies in j dians received J. L. the man who had fought in The secretary the was sent to Colonel Oskar comment i then in the line were ready report by Lytel, project , king from making any official minister for foreign affairs, at Ber- Prance first official to comment on during the World War. for the assault on the second line, engineer, from W. W. Hall, division 86 years of life through every high von Hlndenburg. the president’s son. on the political significance of the lin in which he said: the death of the German president, instead of to Chancellor Hitler. | The death of the venerable states- the Drocourtqueont line. engineer. * 11 of death came events. J ‘I extend to your war, quietly. * excellency la as the news of his passing reached sources * f I with the Canadians for a Caballero had fallen into what Official explained that sincerest condolences on the death man and general Thursday was Again It clipped into the big yellow the morn- Felt J known as the first drop structure the capital during early this was because there had been no Apprehension of beloved and venerable spearhead, the Allied troops storm- mansion on the hill of the estate your pres- just six days before the 16th anni- several hundred below the I i ing hours. official notification here that Hit- ident. My fellow citizens with ed the German trenches, drove back yards Von Hindenburg loved so well. It Sec. of State Hull, immediately join versary of the It was filled with water While official Washington was ler had assumed the presidency. the turning point in the the invaders. So thoroughly success- siphon. and m a me in mourning passing of this was this mansion that grateful on Von Hinden- after being informed of Von Hin-1 great struggle, the turn which led Caballero, who did not know how to slow to comment Sir Ian Hamilton, one of tlie great figure whose services to his ful were they that on the night of hatior. recently enlarged as a token succession of denburg's death, issued a short for- to the of the swim, wts about to drown. Baylisa 1 burg’s death and the British commanders in the Dar- country have commanded universal I collapse Hindenburg September 2-3 the Germans fell of its gratitude. mal statement In which he ex- line and ran down a s^eep embankment. I Chanoellod Hitler to the presiden- danelles campaign in the World respect." assured Germany's defeat. back to their third formidable line, pressed his sorrow at the passing of leaped into the water and brought tial post, the question on every War, said: "He stood as firm as a along the Canal Du Nord. Family Present Germany's president and World Famed Fortification CabaLero out at the rlak of his ernes lips was: "What will happen rock amidst all this trimming and Fighting turned southward ind War hero, but carefully avoided | own life. At the bedside, when death came, in Germany' now?" political humbug. 1 do believe he Dithman Funeral One of the Germans, after of nard \ comment on the angles. the most famous of World days It was the second act of heroism Were lour state and mem- follows: stood sincerely for peace.” political to Herald) physicians Hull’s statement has (Special The War the fighting, were driven back to the The Official Washington, however, fortifications, Hindenburg performed by a boundary commis- bers of Von Hindenburg's family, “The news of the death of Pres. foreign office announced HARLINGEN. Aug. 2 —Last rites I Line all the to St. pondered the future of Germany defense was not literally a line. Hlr.denburg way sion employe in recent years. Fred includinc his son. Colonel Oskar Von has Just reached that Sir Eric Edmund Phi.>ps, am- were held Wednesday afternoon for Hindenburg without the stabilising hand of Von It was a series of lines, there ma- Quentin. Thomas of San Benito very von and two world has bassador to Germany who is in James Dishman, nearly Hindenburg. daughters, me. In his passing the with considerable Henry pioneer j of lost on would Hindenburg ap- jor systems trenches with many his own life in an endeavor to Frau Irimearde von Brockhusen an whose England leave, represent Valley man who died in a hospital j Reserve Line Falls lost outstanding figure, Little doubt exists in ramifications. These save Jimmy Brockway when their and Frau Anna Marie von Bentz. the king at the funeral. prehension. at Monday trenches character, integrity and loyal de- minds of officials here that Temple morning. It was the stretched northward and north- On boat overturned at the Hidaigo- The physicians had done their have com- believed this lead by Eng- The services were conducted from September 27 all was ready lor votion to his country Germany now faces Its great crisis. I | westward from St. Reynosa bridge during the 1812 best against a prostate gland dis- land would decide the question of the Christian church with William | Quentin, occup- the grand attack. Under Marshal mandfre the respect and admiration Hitler as chancellor and presl-i ied flood. was drorned. order and the infirmities of old representation at the funeral for Lee Edwards, the and Rev. by the Germans. They blocked Foch four great offensives were to Brockway of all I with my fellow now assumes of pastor, peoples join all allied countries and that all dent full powers ; the allies’ path to Cambrai and be age, but, at the last, all they could sincerest L. A. Boone, Harlingen Methodist, launched, including tnat on the countrymen in expressing dictatorship, officials believe, but ended near do was stand by, astonished that, would be represented merely by the in charge. Arras, which was neld Hindenburg Line. If this could be sympathy with the people of Ger- none care to publicly prophesy what the the strong old heart could stand out diplomatic corps. The body was held at Thompson’s by British. cut, transportation lines would be many in the loss of their beloved future under his lone ITCHING Germany’s formed a against these complications for so Mortuary until hour of the funeral They deadly arc for the severed and the German cause on TOES hand be. | 8 president.” FORMER guiding may allied forces to R..fMnS rrstrL«4. had given up early * KAISER Interment at the cem- invade Well inside long They hope • Harlingen the other fronts hampered 1 the Wednesday night. EXPRESSES SYMPATHY in etery followed the funeral services. Germans’ farthest line of ad- mats and even lifeboats Embassy Mourning 1 Rafts, few GENERAL PERSHING DOORN, Switzerland. Ail through the last days Aug. 2.—

Pallbearers were Gus Elliott B. vance. they had been heavily wired were used to cross the canal in the PAYS TRIBUTE —Former Kaiser Wilh-lm sent a the old man’s mind had remained Dr. Rudolf Leitner. Charge D'Af- S. Reid. J. W. Waid. R. L. Chaudoln, and atudded with machine jun face of terrific fire. PARIS. Aug. 2. Paul Von Hindenburg. paid ring to his father, the late presi- aad white Hindenburg flag at the tribute to him Thursday as “one dent of Germany, as the "immortal” ■ emit*. Their action was the first of the oustanding figures of the hero of the battle of Tannenberg. fc am. nation to the world that “the 1 World War.” The text of the former kaiser's Murdv oak" had withered. The American general said the message: late Pres. Von Hindenburg's “mas- "The Raiserin and I mourn with Villagers Sorrow terly conduct, his campaign on the moved hearts with you and the eastern front," marks him as a great whole German people. A life richly a oi silence The news placed pall blessed by the Lord has found its over this community and the rest general.” Gen. said: “His devotion end. The Crown Prince will convey of Germany as well. The sorrow of Pershing to and her wheth- our last greetings ar d nomage to the was too deep for ex- Germany people, villagers was the immortal hero of Tannenberg. stood dumb. er in military or civil capacity, pression. They Signed. Wilhelm R L" To the residents of Neudeck and his most striking characteristic.” of the nearby city of Freystadt. the * passing of Von Hindenburg meant RAMSAY Mar DONALD Strange Barters ^MtM PAYS TRIBUTE more than the death of a presi- 'Special to The Herald) the of a FICTOU. N. S.. Aug. 2. <4>»—Prime dent^-it meant departure SAN BENITO, Aug. 2.—A San friend. Minister J Ramsay MacDonald of dose, personal Benito engineer who several And that. here. me«nt more than Great Briiain, here on a vacation, months ago traded used postage any such as the ascend- paid tribute Thursday to the mem- questions stamps for a new pair of spectacles, of Chancellor Adolf Hitler to ory of Pres. Von Hindenburg. , ancy made another unique trade recently MOST AMAZING PROOF HER :* new “The life,” he .said, KNOWNOF^^ presidents power. and everyone is satisfied. r Besides those who were at the “has been known for some time to He traded the stamp to a EXTRA TRACTION AND deathbed, the president is survived a thread, but I heard physi- NON-SKID SAFETY hang upon cian who is a collector. ^ by 10 grandchildren and two great- the news of his death Thursday More recently he Spanish UP ... UP ... UP ... to 14,000 feet grandchildren. morning with profound regret. gave A RADIO! official of the lessons to a surgeon in exchange above sea-level! ENJOY Thursday the Hag “He was a great figure both in Skirting yawning chasms, flies at half staff. for an operation. relchs president war and in peace. He has been a around 181 treacherous WHILE to that when tearing turns at DRIVING! It was run up position stabilizing influence in Germany, banner More than 65 of even' 100 arrests the von Hindenburg family death must have no little breath-taking daredevil drivers No need to wait and his made in the United States today speeds, fight until you have I was lowered. of effect on the present position are for or traf- their cash. Make more 1 An infantry regiment oi honor either drunkenness way up, grinding, pounding, swaying! your driving that country.” into estate from Deut- fic violation. with a radio. Uso mt I moved the In the annual Pike's Peak Race, where a slip enjoyable I to proper military j scheyman pay FRANCE SENDS means convenient Budget Payment Plan. I tribute. death, Firestone High Speed Tires were HER CONDOLENCE Here Is a bigb quality, long Ufa 1 on the car. this is most Soldiers On Guard PARIS. Aug. 2. ^1—France sent winning Surely the her condolences to Germany Thurs- amazing proof ever known of Extra Traction H*t> burial will be ai Neudeck, day for the death of Pres. Von Hin- s -Non-Skid Saturday or Sunday. denburg. whose passing may mean Safety—and Dependability! tile morning, stern- , Throughout much to this country. The new Firestone Tires for * High Speed faced guards and soldiers stood in Pres. Albert LeBrun and Premier Neudeck 1934 have the tread front ol the mansion. The Gaston Doumergue telegraphed toughest, longest wearing anxious to have a last population, Chancellor Hitler expressions of Firestone has ever made. have a wider were not al- They look at their patron, sympathy. lowed to leave their work to ap- tread of flatter contour, non-skid, Louis Barthou. foreign minister, August deeper NO I the house. proach sent a message to Konstantin Von more and rubber, more measures were taken to tougher giving you Strong Neurath. German foreign minister. MONEY I peace. Black-shirted mem- than 50% longer non-skid preserve Doumergue and Barthou sent aides mileage. bers of the Schutz Staffel. the spe- to the G»rmao embassy here to de- Clearance cotton fiber inside cord is DOWN cial storm troops, and secret police Every every I liver condolences on the banned traffic from the street. personal soaked and coated with Extra Rubber-— LOW death of the marshal who directed eight WEEKLY I 1 Tannenburg. where von Hinden- German in an advance into Sales additional absorbed 100 burg turned back the Russian ad- troops pounds by every PAYMENTS I France during the World War vance in the early days ol the war. Genuine Irish Linen pounds of cotton cords. This is The news was received Bar- Gum-Dipping, ✓ will be th# scene of a memorial by where Suits the Firestone aervice over the body of the dead thou and LeBrun at Nanoy patented process that provides they were attending the funeral extra president Friday. Values to $12.50 Blowout Protection. The body will be tsfeen to Hohen- service oi one of France's military * a clo.1* to the • 'con- stein, small town heroes. Marshal Lyautey. ■ scene flrtttowj Tannenburg monument, the queror'' of Morocco. PENN SENTINEL I of state observance. Government The situation was regarded by of- 85 official:. diplomats, and von Hm- ficials as dangerous." They ex- 1Mre Pure Pennsylvania § denbu: .•> brothers- in-arms, as well pressed the hope Hitler would try Mtn large number of fellow citizens to strengthen his position by taking /\vv 13^« q*i I all parts of Germany, are ex- some calmer elements into the cabi- Burton’s Irish Poplin to attend. his nazi pected net. instead of pursuing Suits — of Tuthlessne6s." Picks campaign Oil Spot I Solitary Officials pointed to the June 30 Values to $16.50 V/1U 14»/4« qi I the Thus it will be east Prussia, the "bloody purification” and Aus- in the assassina- province in which the Hindenburg trian affair ending family rose and where the field tion of Chancellor DoUfu&s. claiming actions that forecast marshal played an important role they were his Tractor Tires a which will be the back- dark days unless Hitler changes as soldier $H85 * ways. See u« of the serv ice—not the cap- Remember — with about liberal "We face Hitler now instead of every Cal! on the nearest Firestone 1. § terms. E»und said one official. Firestone Tire The body will be brought the j Germany." high All Vested Suits you get the Triple was the brake on Service Dealer or Service Store thirty miles back to Neudeck Sat- | “Von Hindenburg Guarantee and there it will be buried. the Nazi violence and the touch of REMEMBER] urday now $26.95 conservatism in Hitler’s rule. Now $35.00 values, today and equip your car with It was said that Von Hindenburg ” —for Performance Records now Unequaled did not wish to be buried in the I Hitler’s reign is supreme $29.50 values, $22.65 Firestone pioneered the trac- [ —for Life AH Defects the new Firestone Neudeck cemetery but. instead, had $25.00 values, now $18.90 Against High Speed tor tire and of all tractor * •elected a solitary spot a short dis-1 ITALY CALM AT —for 12 Months AH Rood Hazards tires sold not one haa beeft HITLER'S RISE Against Tires for 1934. b tance from the Neudeck mansion ALL WITH EXTRA PANTS (• Six Months in Commercial returned to us as defective. 2.——News that Service) I It is in the midst of a wide lawn | ROME. Aug. and tShere are no trees close by. Chancellor Hitler had succeeded to the presidency of Germany was re- Shoes Reduced ceived calmly Thursday by Italian Sport The ■ Anderson, Kobertson official circles. following the attitude that NUNN BUSH FIRESTONE CENTURY PROGRESS TIRE Water They adopted jCi5 Making Survey no outside criticism was called for. $6.50 Values, now 3= Firestone deal- B (Special to The Herald) “The German people have a right ■ SAN BENITO. Aug. 2.— W. E. to do as wish." said a spokes- REDUCED PRICES FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY they EDGERTON ers are ffi Anderson, consulting engineer to i man. “So long as they are content prepared Bi the International Boundary com- ,no comment is necessary.” $5.00 values, now ■ the Rio and F. of THE OUTSTANDING to mission on Grande, He said any message condolence — serve 4^21—^ you: B Robertson, secretary of the Val- upon the death of Pres. Von Hin- 16.61 $5*75 4 -90 $3.60 VALIE IN THE K Water Conservation Assn., left would be sent by denburg directly Shirts of Genuine •• i.Ol 4.04 iau B on a journey to points up Premier Mussolini, who is visiting in 0*50 j paiAPQ“* FIHJcirij B river to ascertain sentiments of; his home town of Forii. Broadcloth 4.75.19.. .. Vfa 1.08 4.32 communities regarding divi-1 Rome issued extra 6.70 B newspapers s^o.i9... II of water and to gather data editions telling of the statesman- Values to $1.45- i&4 7#ao U4 4.56 j rir**toiie FIRESTONE H kinds. soldier’s death. All lauded him as co«m« m« various While they last. 5.25-18.... 5.08 _ ■L y left a day earlier than a warrior and <*7 8*00 U7 MM they great president. Whites included . ||| “His death the German 5-30-17— deprives 11.15 8*75 1.40 5.60 I 4.4*41_1441 Kg L. M Lawson, commissioner, and nation of a great moral pillar, com- SERVICE II C. M. Ainsworth, consulting engi- 1 bining rectitude with a high sense 6.00. 19 a D 18.45 2.02 8.08 -^ STORES, iff on the Colorado, arrived here i of said 11 Just Arrived seer duty." Message^. • :SM‘2f>,LD fl Wednesday for an inspection oi the j U. S. First Quality 17* 10 2.73 10.92 \\\uh**.1_ ui B Valley flood control project and BRITAIN FEELS OlHra sizes HOPOATIQN ATICY LOWW tn»WOKOTQM«m» -Qw Inc. wera continuing their tour Thurs- APPREHENSION B 2.—iAh— Sincere RUBBER BOOTS LONDON. Aug. f 13th and Levee here consulted 1 ^W’ule they with J. | grief and considerable apprehension Sues to Fit Every Man Phone 672 S L- Lytel. flood control project en- over the political future of Ger- See how Firestone Tires J Listen to the Voice of Firestone B gineer. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Rob- many was manifest in British gov- ernment circles Thursday after the FLASH! are Made at the Firestone—Featuring Gladys Sumthout P. A. Johnston death of Pres. Paul von Hindenburg. Factory and Exhibition —Every Monday Night over West 2nd and Elisabeth | PAUL ROSSELL LEAVES Even during the World War JUST UNPACKED— ®,| B (Special to The Herald) years, w’hen the so-called “Hinden- Building, World*s Fair l| N. B. C. — WEAF Network |fc,; .SAN BENITO. Aug. 2.—Paul Ros- burg pillboxes" on the Belgian coast The Very Newest in Tie H. Harrison m, grti, engineer employed bv the In- menaced England, all Britons held Holders 1st and Elisabeth IflB Boundary commission, the German military leader in great gernaHona! SWANK CRAVAT I left this week for Wilmington , respect. fl ! and Rowe Delawtur to be with his father who Since then he has been regarded chains O’Bryan §§ as the chief stabilizing force for l»tb and Levee both republican and Hitlerite Ger- Priced at 50c and $1 many. Tourist Auto BLADDER The news that Chancellor Adolf Supply ft had over Highway No. « VaLL Hitler taken the -DOCTOR* ADVICE presi- as well as the OH j dency chancellorship 1 came aa no surprise to official quar- Le Grande’s Gulf I ters here, where this development had been anticipate^. Service But an authoritative source said West 3th and Elisabeth the government attitude here is e that Hitler’s problems are "just be- ginning as there is considerable

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