Telegram-herald., 1890-10-28

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BY the Teachers Choral Society and he
received the congratulations Of his rel
atlves Al $50 be received army ofi-
GERS, oCaeials and the mem bers OF the
general stan, who came in a procession.
Al 1850, in the presence Of the
Emperor. the guard and cuiras-
sicrs. with their eolors. paraded before
the oaacsrs OF the general stsr where
Count von Moltkc is residing. The
veteran stood on the balcony. Tho
colors were afterSard taken 70 his
roem. Then all the German and for
eign Generals. including Chancellor
Won Caprivi. General Kusossow. Of Rus
ala, aud the Anstriaf deputation bear
Ing an autograph letlor from Emperor
Francis Joseph. assembled In the
great hall. where they were
greeted by the Empcror Count Won
Meitko. led by Count Waldersee.
entered. followed by the stan officers,
and there was general Offering Of con-
grstulation TO tho old gentleman.
Dcput. tions from the municipal coun-
ellis OF Munich. Breslsu, Koenigsberg,
Chcmnltz and Memel presented ad-
dresses comforting uton Count Won
Moltke the freedom Of their respective
cities. Dresden and Magdeburg pre-
sented Illuminated sddrssses.
Of old Cologne.
The Gar. the King of Sweden, the
Sultan, Prince BismTck aud the
Prince OF Wales telesrs,hed their con-
gratulationa
Ia tho evening tho Count went to
Po,sdam by tho imperial train and was
greeted on arrival by an enthusiastic
crowd. banquet was given In the
Hall OF Shells in honor Of the veteran.
The King Of Saxony sat at the Counts
right, and on his len sat En-
press Augusta Victoria Emperor
William sat opposite the Count.
BERLIN, Oct 2T.-The Reichssnziger
says that Emperor William. in address
ing Field-Marshal General Count Won
Moltke at the gathering of the genral
staff OF officers Sunday, said:
i thank you in the name OF those who
fought together with you fonall you have lone
for my house and the greatness or the fahcr
land greet you as a leader who has created
IN the army spirit OF invincibeness. Al
here feel gratitude 10 tho chief Who has not
been centent to stand alone in his grc7tcss
but who has seen sctive in forming q soool
s-r army leaders for all time 10 come"
New YoRK, Oct 27.---There ws a
brilliant gathering of Germans at Am
berg's theater Sunday night 10 attend
the exercises given in honor OF Genral
Won Moltke's Goth birthday. The he
IoH ID
turned away. A series OF tablaus
representing scenes in the great Geer-
ll's life werc presented and there 2-ls
sn elaborate musical programme.
BIOGRAPHICAL
[Fiele Marsha Won Molike is Mecklcnbcger
by birth. His fathcr Was Captain IL the
PruSsian army al tho time Of the birth the
present Count Won Holtke, but bad rcstned
and settled down 10 peaceful ffe al Lueck.
bat in 1900 the town 20 which Bluchcr q re-
treated before the Overwhelming forces the
lrstNspoleon. was stormod by TIE Frenc and
the home Of the MoltSes, with others wa laid
Ia askes
Thus ~ the age Of years the future gretest
soldier o! Germany and conQueror % Fancc
acquired his FIRST knowledge Of war neinei-
dent so reduced tke circumstances OF the fn1iiy
that the father took service in the Danish ruly.
where be rose TO high rank. Al is years sse
Hellmuih Karl Bernhard Moltke eatere the
Danish military academy ~ Copensyen.
where In spite OF uncongepial surrounding, he
made very satisfactory progress and vas asTd.
ed hrst rank in bis class upon graduation A
year or two later. when ee Was 7e y,srs old he
entered the Prussisn arr.y as lieutenant md
having shown . Superior talent for milhry
science was permitted to resume his studie At
the Prussisn military academy. csstirgng
ll-f
Of division at Ftaasfert-en Oder
Atss, having in the meantime become mn
Der Of the general stat. MoiiEe went to TurAy
On leave. His letters Of intrcduetn
brought him - ne knovie6re OF Sultan Ma
no16 II, who 81 that time ss attempting tos
form the Turkish military service. ne ssits
procured trom the Kinf of Prussia psrnissii
10 employ csptasn Holtks 70 draw up pa
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