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the state deportment officially to chief of staff, Marshal Paul Von September 39 the wtrve Urn had notify the government of the death Hindenburg. fallen. Tribute Paid World War of the president. % But the Allies went through. On October 1 the French took St. OLD GENERAL GREAT CRISIS The German flag over the em- HINDENBURG was lowered to mast as Quentin and by October ft the Brit- bassy half Canadians Began Attack soon as word was received from ish had consolidated their position. Berlin that Von Hindenburg was Canadians launched the attack on General All dead and the embassy, in common Powers; NOW TO FACE two weeks after Hin- by MASTERMIND Aug. 36, 1911, WILL LIE IN entire Germsn with tile govern- ment, 'vent into official mourning denburg had seen his advantage Boundary Employe until after Von Hlndenburg's fun- vanish. The Dominion soldiers and eral. Saves Man’s Life Entire World BEHWD British tommies bore the brunt of WAR to The Herald) GERMANY,SAID and all (Special SOUTARYSPOl r Mourning The embassy embassy of- I ficials also cancelled all social the battle, although Americans got SAN BENITO, Aug. 2.— L. A. into It more than a 2. doubt whether the rekhswehr (.reg- engagements. month later. Bayllss, junior engineering 1934. the AP.» WASHINGTON, Aug. iAV-Sec, WASHINGTON, Aug. 2. —— (By the Associated Press» (Copyright. by will a* to him Yankee and Trench forces mere official Thurs- ular army) be loyal The death of Von Hindenburg, Even as Pres. Von employed by the International NEUDECK. 2.- Hull ted Washington Extends Condolence Hindenburg making their major drives further Germany, Aug. late as it was to Von Hindenburg.’* old man." and day in paying tribute to the Germany's “grand was regarded many conservative south. Boundary commission. Is given Pres. Paul von Gei * King George was aboard the by Hindenburg. Pres. Von of Germany royal the assumption of the presidency by Shortly after issuing his personal Hindenburg at Cowes when he was noti- Germans as their last so The attack began outside Arras credit for saving the Ufe of Leonfo great field marshal, die d yacht Chancellor Hitler came as no sur- Sec. Hull bulwark, in a statement asserting "the world statement, dispatched a and fied of the passing of Von Hinden- to official but was the swept forward irresistibly. By Caballero near the Mercedes siphon a. m. lost an prise Washington, telegram of condolence to Baron Hindenburg line the last \ Thursday, has outstanding figure." A of from September the British and Cana- across the to burg. message sympathy administration officials refrained Konstantin von defense of 1. arroyo. according a o the man who had i n The secretary of state was the Neurath. German the German armies in fought the king was sent to Colonel Oskar from official comment dians then In the line were ready report received by J. L. Lytel. project «Ety’a to comment on making any minister for foreign affairs, at Ber- first official of y high von Prance during the World War. for the assault on from W. his 86 years life through evei Hindenburg. the president's son, on the political significance of the lin in which be said: the second line, engineer, W. Hall, division the death of the German president Instead of to Chancellor The hell of war. death came Hitler. events. extend to death of the venerable states- the Drocourtqueant line. engineer. quietly. as the news of his reached "I your excellency passing Official sources explained that man and Again with the Canadians for a Caballero had fallen into what la It slipped into the big yello w the mom- sincerest condolences on the death general Thursday was the capital during early this was because there had been no Apprehension Felt spearhead the Allied storm- known as the first structure mansion on the hill of the estai e of beloved and venerable pres- sue troops drop hours. official notification your Just days before the 16th anni- several ing here that Hit- ident. fellow ed the German trenches, drove back hundred yards below the Von H^denburg loved so well. [t waf Sec. of State Hull, My citizens Join with While official Washington ler had assumed the presidency. immediately versary of the turning point in the the invaders. So siphon. It was filled with water and was this mansion that a gratefi 11 me in mourning the passing of this thoroughly success- I slow to comment on Von Hinden- Sir Ian Hamilton, one of the after being informed of Von Hln- great struggle, the turn which led Caballero, who did not know how to nation as a toke n figure whose services to his ful were they that on the night of recently enlarged the succession of denburg’s death, issued a short for- great to burg's death and British commanders in the Dar- the coUapse of the Hindenburg 3-3* the Germans swim, was about to drown. Bayllaa of its gratitude. mal statement in which he ex- country have commanded universal September fell Chancellod Hitler to the presiden- danelles campaign in the World line and assured Germany's defeat. back their third ran down a steep err.benkment. his sorrow at the of reapect.” to formidable iine, Present tial post, the question on every War, sakl: “He stood as firm as a pressed passing leaped Into the water and brought Family and World along the Canal Du Nord. one's lips was: "What will happen rock amidst all this trimming and Germany's president Famed Fortification Caballero out at the risk of his War hero, but avoided Fighting turned southward md At the bedside, when death cam !, in Germany now?" political humbug. I do believe he carefully Dishman Funeral own Ufe. comment the One ol the mo6t the Germans, after days of hard were four state and men i- lollows: stood sincerely for on political angles. famous of World It was the second act of heroism physicians Hull's statement peace.” (Special to The Herald) were driven The Official Washington, however, has War fortifications, the fighting, back to the bers of Von Hindenburg s famil; f, “The news of the death of Pres foreign office announced HARLINGEN. Aug. 2—Last nt*5 Hindenburg performed by a boundary commis- pondered the future of Germany defense was not a line. Hindenburg Line ail the way to St. Including his son. Colonel Osk£ •r Von has just reached that Sir Eric Edmund Phi.>ps, am- were held afternoon for literally sion employe In recent years. Fred Hindenburg without the hand of Von Wednesday It was Quentin. von and two *• bassador to who is in stabilizing a series ol lines, there ma- Thomas of San Benito Hindenburg. daughter me. In his passing the world hat Germany James Henry Dishman. pioneer very nearly Frau Irimearde von Brockhuse n on would Hindenburg with considerable ap- jor systems of trenches with lost his own Ufe in an endeavor lost an outstanding figure, whose England leave, represent Valley man who died in a hospital many Reserve Line Falk to the prehension. Little doubt exists in ramifications. and Frau Anna Marie von Bents. character. Integrity and loyal de- king at the funeral. at Temple Monday morning. These trenches save Jimmy Brockway when their ir It was the minds of officials here that stretched northward The physicians had done the to his have com- believed this lead by Eng- The services were conducted from and north- On September 27 all was for boat overturned at the Hiualgo- votion country Germany now faces Its crisis. ready best against a prostate gland dh land would decide the question of great church westward from fit. Quentin, occup- the Reynosa bridge during the 1933 manded the respect and admiration Hitler the Christian with William grand attack Under Marshal ostler and the infirmities of ol d representation at the as chancellor and presi- ied flood. was fellow funeral for Lee Edwards, and Rev. by the Germans. They blocked Foch four offensives were Brockway drowned. of all peoples- I join with my dent now assumes full of the pastor, great to age. but. at the last, all they coul ° aL allied countries and that all powers the allies' path to countrymen in expressing sincerest L. A. Boone. Harlingen Methodist, Cambrai and be launched, Including that on the do was stand thi would be dictatorship, officials believe, but ended by. astonished of Ger- represented merely by the in charge. near Arras, which was held sympathy with the people none care to publicly prophesy what Hindenburg Line. If this could be the strong old heart could stand oi diplomatic corps. The was held at s by the British. many in the loss of their beloved Germany's future under his lone body Thompson cut. transportation lines would be against these complications for i 0 a Mortuary until hour of the funeral They formed deadly arc for the severed and the German cause on had earl president." FORMER KAISER guiding hand may be. long. They given up hope y Interment at the Harlingen cem- illied forces to invade Well inside the EXPRESSES other fronts hampered Wednesday night. SYMPATHY etery followed the funeral services. the Germans’ farthest line of .. GENERAL PERSHING Embassy in Mourning ad- Rafts, mats and even lifeboats All through the last few daj DOORN, Switzerland. Aug. 2.—(>P) Pallbearers Gus B. vance. PAYS TRIBUTE were Elliott. they had been heavily wired were used to cross the canal In the the old man's mind had rename d —Former Kaiser Wilhelm sent a Dr. Rudolf Leitner. D'Af- Reid. J. W. R. L. and 2. John Charge S- Wald. Chaudoln, studded with machine jun lace of terrific dear, but, at the very last, it wa\ PARIS. Aug. UP)—Gen. telegram of sympathy to fire. Engineers Thursday faires of the German embassy, Lloyd Thompson and Mayor Sam nests. The master mind in their •red. J. Pershing. World War opponent of Col. Oskar von Hindenburg. refer- I swung bridges into place behind the prepared to pay a formal visit to Bolts. preparation had been the Prussian Quiet attaches lowered the bln e Marshal Paul Von Hindenburg, paid ring to his father, the late presi- shock troops and by the night of and white Hindenburg flag at tt e tribute to him Thursday as "one dent of Germany, as the “immortal” of of the of e# te. Their action was the fir: it the oustanding figures hero the battle of Tannenberg. • iMtnation to the world that "th e World War.” The text of the former kaiser’s f™-- sKrrdv oak” had withered. The American general said the message: late Pres. Von Hindenburg's "mas- “The Kaiserin and I mourn with Sorrow Villagers terly conduct, his campaign on the moved hearts with you and the

. eastern marks him as a great whole German people. A life news a of silenc front,' richly The placed pall blessed by the Lord has found Its over this community and the re; it general." Gen. said: “His devotion end. The Crown Prince will convey of Germany as well. The sorrow c Pershing to and her wheth- our last greetings and homage to the was for ex Germany people, villagers too deep the immortal hero of They stood dumb er in military or civil capacity, was Tannenberg. pression “Signed. Wilhelm R I." To the residents of Neudeck an a his most striking characteristic." of the nearby city of Freystadt. th passing of Von Hindenburg mear t RAMSAY MacDONALD Strange Barters more than the death of a press PAYS TRIBUTE •Special to The Herald i dent—it meant the of a PICTOU. N. S.. Aug. 2. «>P)—Prime departure SAN BENITO. Aug. 2.—A San dose, friend. Minister J Ramsay MacDonald of personal Benito engineer who several And that, here, meant more tha a Great Briiain, here on a vacation, months ago traded used postage any such questions as the ascend paid tribute Thursday to the mem- stamps for a new pair of spectacles, ancy of Chancellor Adolf Hitler t 0 ory of Pres. Von Hindenburg. made another unique trade recently MOST AMAZING new power. “The president* life.” he said, PROOF EVER KNOWN OF and everyone is satisfied. Besides those who were at th e “has been known for some time to He traded the stamp to a physi- EXTRA deathbed, the president is survive 3 hang upon a thread, but I heard TRACTION ANN NON-SKIN SAFETY cian who is a collector. by 10 grandchildren and two great the news of his death Thursday Id itd irn More recently he Spanish • • • vi ... vi iu ieei grandchildren. morning with profound regret. gave i^uuu olficial of th lessons to a surgeon in exchange A RADIO! Thursday the flag "He was a great figure both in above sea-level! Skirting ENJOY reichs flies at half staf for an operation. yawning chasms, president war and in peace. He has been a run to that whe tearing around 181 treacherous turns at WHILE It was up position stabilizing influence in Germany, DRIVING! the von family banne Jr More than 65 of every 100 arrests Hindenburg and his death must have no little breath-taking speeds, daredevil drivers lowered. made in the United States today fight No need to wait until yon have I was the of effect on present position are for either drunkenness or traf- their An infantry regament ol hono way up, grinding, cash. Make your more I r that country." pounding, swaying! driving moved into the estate from Deut _ fic violation. In the annual Pike's Peak Race, where a enjoyable with a radio. Uae owr I sc he ym an to pay proper militar Y slip FRANCE SENDS convenient tribute. means death, Firestone High Speed Tires were Budget Payment Plan. 1 HER CONDOLENCE Here on the it a high quality, long Ufe 1 Soldiers On Guard PARIS, Aug. 2. uPi—France sent wjjwing car. Surely this is the most radio at a remarkable low prion. I her condolences to Germany Thurs- ever known of at amazing proof Extra Traction His burial will be Neudeci » day for the death of Pres. Von Hin- ■ I ■ —Non-Skid • Saturday or Sunday. denburg, whose passing may mean Safety—and Dependability! the stern Throughout morning, much to this country. The new Firestone 1 High Tires for faced guards and soldiers stood L Pres. Albert LeBrun and Premier Speed mansion. The Neudec * 1931 have the front of the Gaston Doumergue telegraphed toughest, longest wearing tread ■THr anxious to have a las 1 of Chancellor Hitler expressions Firestone has ever made. a 5tni(!°r;7ia* at their were not al They have wider KpuJation,>k patron, sympathy. to leave their work to tread of flatter lowed ap Louis Barthou. foreign minister, August contour, deeper non-skid, proaeh the house. no I sent a message to Konstantin Von more and more rwJI Strong measures were taken t tougher rubber, giving you Neurath. German foreign minister. peace. Black-shirted mem .1 than MONEY preserve and Barthou sent aides 50% longer non-skid mileage. I bers of the Schutz Staffel. the spe I Doumergue to the German here to de- Clearance cotton cial storm troops, and secret polic e embassy Every fiber inside every cord is DOWN I condolences on »he banned traffic from the street. ; liver personal soaked and coated with of marshal who dtrecr-ed Extra LOW Tannenburg. where von Hinden death the Rubber—eight WSBKLV ! German in an advance into Sales additional burg turned back the Russian ad troops pounds absorbed by every 100 PAYMENTS I the World War. vance in the early days of the wa; >, I France during Genuine Irish Linen pounds of cotton cords. This is will be the scene of a memona i The news was received by Bar- Gum-Dipping, at where the Firestone service over the body of the dea< i thou and LeBrun Nancy Suits, patented process that provides Friday. they were attending the funeral extra president Values to $12.50 Blotcout Protection. The body will be taken to Hohen service oi one of France's military stein, a smali town close to th e heroes. Marshal Lyautey. "con- Tannenburg monument, the seen f of Morocco. ftmtonti queror” of state observance. Governmen t The situation was regarded by of- PENN SENTINEL I officials, diplomats, and von Hin ficials as “dangerous." They cx- lOO^r Pure Pennsylvania burgs brothers-in-arms, as we] 1 pressed the hope Hitler would try 1 large number of fellow citizen his s; to strengthen position by taking a 13%« I ■ k»W qi *n all parts of Germany, are ex ] some calmer elements into the cabi- Burton’s Irish Poplin to attend. pected net. instead of pursuing his nazi Suits campaign of “ruthlessness.” I Picks Solitary Spot ( ||| Officials pointed to the June 30 Values to $1650 Thus it will be east Prussia, th » "bloody purification" and the Aus- > trian affair in the assassina- province in which the Hindenburi ending family rose and where the fieli \ tion of Chancellor Doll fuss, claiming marshal played an important ro!< » they were actions that forecast dark unless Hitler his Tractor Tire* as a soldier which will be the back days changes $lli | ground of the service—not the cap ways. Ben m about "We face Hitler now instead of Firertone liberal " . .i terms. said one official. _ The body will be brought th Germany,” high All Vested Suits „ f thirty miles back to Neudeck Sat "Von Hindenburg was the brake on ■rv.ee Store W / and tUre it will be buried. the Nazi violence and the touch of urday $35.00 values, now $26.95 REMEMBER! I It was said that Von Hindenburi t conservatism in Hitler's rule. Now .r ear with not .wish to be buried in th » Hitler's reign is supreme.” $29.50 values, now $22.65 did HONOR ROLL If* Firestone pioneered the tree* | Neudeck cemetery but. instead, hat i! $25.00 values, now $18.95 tor tire and of all tractor it a short ; ITALY CALM AT FIRESTONE HIGH SNID TIRES selected a solitary spot dis tires sold not on* has bmp from Neudeck mansion HITLER'S RISE { tanoe the ALL WITH EXTRA PANTS ★ for seven consecutive years have returned to ns as defective. | midst of a lawi i ROME. Aug. 3.—HP\—News that It is in the wide been on the tcinning cars in the By I Chancellor Hitler had succeeded to and there are no trees close by. daring Pike's Peak climb where * the presidency of Germany was re- —■-11- ;j|f Shoes ~*~i a slip meant death. st*'1? ceived calmly Thursday by Italian Sport Reduced S man. “So long as they are content EDGERTON | prepared the International Boundary com no comment is necessary." $5.00 values, now ThTs MEANS BLOWOUT PROTECTION S3 | mission on the Rio Grande, and F He said any message of condolence TANDINfi 1 to serve ■ Far three consecutive have I S Robertson, secretary of the Val upon the death of Pres. Von Hin- IM tup if years you: ley Water Conservation Ass’n., lei denburg would be sent directly by Shirts of Genuine 1 THE been on the 131 buses of the Thursday on a journey to points uj » Premier Mussolini, who is visiting in •| pipi m Washington (D.C.) Railway and I •N the river to ascertain sentiments o I his home town of Forii. ritLi Electric Company covering Broadcloth bus miles vrikious communities regarding divi Rome newspapers issued extra HJS7J10 without one ■ minule'. dua to Hr, grei of water and to gather dati II editions telling of the statesman- Values to $1.45- tOlie delay ■ of various kinds. soldiers death. All lauded him as FIRESTONE. While they last. \Bbey left a day earlier than the; | a great warrior and president. • Tilt Hill OEPElOUIUH Whites included . —~T gg anticipated. "His death deprives the German ■ tWIORI I* M Lawson, commissioner, anc [ nation of a great moral com- 1UT pillar, * SERVICE C. M Ainsworth, consulting engi- bining rectitude with a high sense ”"d r, STORES. neer on the Colorado, arrived hen i of duty," said II Messagero Just Arrived j T'rt^tr^zvzi Wednesday for an inspection of the _ am U. S. First Quality I »•»» Valley flood control project anc I BRITAIN FEELS MONATH-v LO>r~| running time. 1 Inc. were continuing their tour Thurs- APPREHENSION I LONDON. 2.—<*»►— Sincere RUBBER BOOTS --THIS MEANS ENDURANCE day. Aug. 13th and Levee While here they consulted with J grief and considerable apprehension Sizes to Fit Every Man L. Lytel. flood control project en- over the political future of Ger- MAKE Phone 672 Firnfone INIS TISf YOUftSElF gineer. Mr. Anderson and Mr. Rob- many was manifest in British gov- ertson. ernment circles Thursday after the FLASH! P. A. Johnston death of Pres. Paul von Hindenburg. I ROSSELL LEAVES Even West 2nd and Elisabeth PAUL during the World War JUST UNPACKED— (Special to The Herald > years, when the so-called "Hinden-

2.—Paul Ros- on the ooast The Newest in Tie • SAN BENITO. Aug. burg pillboxes” Belgian Very tr*«|th4(* Bade ■8 H. Harrison sell, engineer employed by the In- menaced England, all Britons held Holders poo ■ tb la by tba Jg r 1st and EUabeth commission the German military leader in iretloa* MlMtll ■91 ternational Boundary great of Cub- left this week for Wilmington respect. SWANK CRAVAT Q.., then he has Delaware to be with his father whe Since been regarded CHAINS O’Bryan and Rowe as the chief for M stabilizing force lMh and Levee Ul.__ both and Hitlerite Ger- Mb iww republican Priced at 50c and $1 fcwL £ many. Aoakad and HCil The news that Chancellor Adolf I Tourist Auto I GALL BLADDER I I •aulatad with IH| Supply Hitler had taken over the TU* eauaaa 4 • -DOCTOR'S ADVICE presi- ^^B I Highway No. dency as well as the rd Erie! ob and beat chancellorship 1 M came as no surprise to official quar- taJoidig (h*MMha.' here, where this Le Grande’s Gulf I ters development A1 l*“f Firsstens Oaalae is proparmd Co (at I had been anticipated. Service But an authoritative source said the government attitude here is West 5th and Elisabeth that Hitler's problems are “Just be. ginning as there Is considerable

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