Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-12-07
MADE KAISER HIS
PRISONER or WAR
Won siindennliru Once Defeated
the En,peros----Fseauiar Army
Mafieusers.
pENs|oNED BY ANGRY RULER


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this city has inst gstarslesi erotR tsaif
Of Germany, lAgatsaa and Hasiansi. ataf
to party os hia fFleatlM who itaa
luncheon With hRa rs sgid thai wAsts
impressed him most i'm Germany was
thu tremendous popularity " Fteid
Marshal sofs Hlnsisnhusg. Esefs Niaep
windDw. every dwelling, every ilseater,
hotel, cafe aud RESTAURANT liz Esiacattl
ed with bis picture. Plays, siishss,
children are nafns1 after him, and Ifs
| tho street when Isis nssaa II mentioned
In the course Of conversation snen iifi
ihrir hats
Made Kaiser Prsaener.
| 'sihe story OF Won nindsnburg'a fGtfs
and RISE" said he, is told with isslctl
gusta. III appears That not very long
before The present war stastass the
kaiser and Ven Hindanbpsg engaged
| in q sham battle daring the regular
army eianeuvers not far froIa the
Russian border. The kaiser WIS ut
| terry defeated hg Won Hin6eni,ars'
| strategy and Bianeuyers. Finally. Won
| Hindenbarg approached the kaiser
land said. Tour majesty, you are nas
| prisoner.
| THE kaiser WAS furious and openly
showed his state Of mind. shortly
latter Won Hfadenburg was pensioned
aud the general belief was that iie
,gas on the shelf. However, they could
not keep him down When tic war
started Won Hindenburg wrote Il per.
sonul letter se the kaiser requesting
a command. To this the kaiser patd
/ no attention Influential friends In
/ tereeded for him, but 70 no avail
/ Finally, when the Russians we're on
| the point OF breaking through the
German lines, Von Uindenburgss name
/ was again placed before the kaiser as
] the only military man in Germany
who knew every inch of territory
along the Russian border. The kaiser
reiented and placed him In command.
When Won Hindenbarg received word
of his command, he was dining In d
little restaurant In Berlin. He did
not stop to finish his dinner, but left
al once for headquarters, laid out his
plans and wired liis: orders, continuing
to do so as his train sped to the east
ern front. He made good--so good
that he stands now even above the
kaiser In the empire
No Evidence Of Suffering.
Regarding the food situation this
business man says that ha noticed nc
evidence of suffering. He stopped at
the best hotels in the cities and never
paid more than FIVE marks a day
While the menus were somewhat re
stricted, especially regarding meat
ssill, there was plenty TO eat, and ne
one need go hungry.
II witnessed an interesting little In
cldent in Nuremberg he said. g
saw so French prisoners escorted
. through the city by two German sol
diers. They were showing them TIN
sights, stopping every now and ther
10 point out some particular historl.
ID building. These German soldier
: spoke French fuen1y, and the prison
erg we're enjoying their experience
: immensely. / was surprised TO not
|. that there is no bitterness against tia
) French. Paradoxicai as II may seem
the Germans are very friendly t,
: them. even Though at war with them
There Is yeritable Niagara of hatred
5 however, against the English.
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