The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-04
MAINSTAY OF
GERMAN ARMY

CONTINUED from PAGE Onc.l
That has never happened TO him before
only the thought OF the splendid lunch
20 come kept thcri on their feet. The
royal prince pulled his repeating watch
every few minutes and let "a play, but
Haeseler did not seem to notice. The
Eituatlon became desperate.
Lunch for the Prince.
Finally. precisely at u o'c1oclc-after
FiN hours wOrk-Hacscler stopped Eve
rrvbody dismountcd. gathering around
the chief and impaticntlv awaiting the
serving or the lunch. Finally an or
derby approached leading a horse TO
the saddle Of the animal basket was
attached. The orderly opened the b8s-
Ret and handed every man ball wrap
ped I'm tissue paper, second orderly
asa the same with glass OF fresh,
clear water. And Hacscler invited his
officers Co this lunch by saying; Tho
minimizing OF baggage must 60 hand
On hand with self control" adding;
ordered two apples" That royal prince
never in his life forgot tho only
'Hacgcicr lunch" De ever took
This story characterizes the field
marshal az "a soldier. Now ono. charac-
tcrizir< his as man:
once "a high officer paid visit 20 the
field marshal az his country scat Harm
ekop. The servant felt sorry. he could
not announce the visitor. because his
oxrcllcncv had left for the fields.
The officer. however. did not care to
leave Harnckop without having seen
the count. 80 nc declared his Intentions
OF waiting until Haosclcr returned.
The servant ala not seem 20 like the
Idea.
fore seven tonight" be said
Then" replied the visitor. I'll look
him ND IN the fields Just point out the
wav.F
The servant aid a. requested and
after fifteen minutor' walk he came
ncraer "a potato field. In the center.
with spade I'm hand and surrounded by
bis 1ahorcrs, was the field marshal OF
Germany.
Dear friend. glad 90 see you But
really I'm busy now, wait until the
DAVIS work is done. or-cau aEain.'
such was tho reception OF the visitor.
who turned. went back TO the house
And what has caused the field mar
rhai Co spend a fun day digging pota-
torsg
Tis 1aborcrs had asked Tor raise IN
wages. rrurEricr replied wen see, I
must first make up my mind. whether
ann paving you enough FOR the work
or TOO little"
And forthwith this old gentleman or
o. years worked one whole day with
his rucu. resting when they rested. eat-
lur when they ate. And when OIL had
put their spades away that evening, no
Faid to them.
receiving enough pay Tor your work
From tomorrow on you viii have
norc"
r-txt Co HaescIcr stands won Macken-
sen. This commanding general com
-1er-ed hiz career hv gaining tho Iron
Gross fn 1870. Tie is the prototype OF
n German warrior. Turned mp mus
.arnc. strong chin. deep. sharp gray
eyes. once. so they say. he captured
Emperor william. who personally COM
handed the opposing forces az maneu-
vere Their friendship was only
strengthened bv the episode.
Third OF the Trio.
And the thirdG Won der Goltz7 Goltz-
rTe does not look bit warlike. The
figure somewhat uudcrset. the face
,roygi-,- bi--besf intclIircuce: the thick.
. sharp cut glasses before the cyes-that
an combines Co give the man the ap-
1~ara nee rather Of professor az the
great university than n general And
5oItz- pascha is fra fact the scientist OF
tnn German army
Ills mission In Turkey. his trip 20
Argentine. that was more sctcnttic
trar military. Nct-both. As Pertew
ra4cna. the comma udcr-in-chief. said I'm
undressing the officers OF the army
Every Turkish officer is full ot JOY
chen ne hears the words. 'GoltZ- Iasch1
.- coming That is explained by the
power of hig personality. which In our
profession stands above everything
else. We love and honor TINS Eallant
ran. not because he is German. but
Because hc is man or big heart and
distinguished character. The whole
turkish army gladly welcomes him to-
1ar and is happy 90 see him In our
ranks again Big reu DO not belong
.o their country oulys they are the
pride Of an humanity.
Hacsc1cr. won Mackensen. voa der
sleep quietly. Fathcrlandt