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Paul Ludwig Hans Anton -von
Beneckendorf und, von Hindenburg
was born at Posen, formerly in
Prussia, now Posen in. Poland,
October2, 1S47, t lie son of a
Prussian army officer and of a
family of whose sons had for over
300 }eirs adopted a military car
eer.
Young Panl went to the army
us a matter of course, and when
?•. 32'v he received his commis
sion as a captain on the goneral
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raff, lie married Geftrud vun j
Spoiling, a girl of 1)8. Tile union
was a happy one, the youthful I
bride becoming an ideal officers
v ile. She died in 1921. A son.
Oscar and two daughters, Irrnen- j
■vr ’ and Annemarle, \verP ho'i ’o !
them'. Oscar " also entered the
army, and both daughters mar
ried officers. President von liin
di-tihurg was a grandfather many J
times over.
Von Hindenburg’s actual exper- i
ience in battle previous to the !
great world conflict was gained in
tile Austro-Prussian and the Fran
co-Prussian wars.
In addition to the national hon
ors that were conferred upon him
for KTs great victory ~ar Tannen
berg in the World War, von Hin
denburg received honorary degr
ees from nine German universities
and was made a freeman of as
many university towns.
Koenigsberg. the capital of the
liberated province of Bast Prussia
conferred upon him a doctorate in
all four faculties for “having com
pletely defeated and expelled the
Muscovite hordes, thereby saving
the German people from barbar
ism and achieving imperishable
fame."
Tanne'nberg was followed a week i
later by the battle of the Maz-|
lurian Lakes which definitely dis-j
posed of the Russian menace to]
[Germany's eastern border. Then
[by a series of skillful moves, he
[defeated the Russians again at
Lodz, Poland.
/ German hopes rose high when, j
in, 1916. placed in supreme com
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rnand of the German armies, ho
turned his att niion to the west
ern fron.t, where he was to meet
his master. Ifis name was given
to the famous "Hindenberg line,”
a system of .communicating tren
ches and concrete fortifications
which long withstood assaults by
the allied armies. But the Amerl
can support of (lie Allied offen
sive after four years of attrition
made resistance hop, lest. On
October .1. 1-91 8. von Hlndenburg
was called to Berlin and attend
ed the Council a_t which Brine;
Maximilian of Baden was made
chancellor. There the victor of
Tannenberg presented the facts
that resulted in the armistice pr)
popal to the Allies by Germany,
and It was he who conducted the
difficulty tack of withdrawing the
dispirited German forces hack
home and placed the army at the
disposal , of the revolutionary gov
ernment.
EXAM I NATIONS I'KGED
TO HALT CANCER SPREAD
Continued from Page Two
ists at the Swedish Hospital, where
he visited. __
Preventive medicine is becom
ng the greatest foe of cancer, he
declared. If all people would
have regular, thorough physical
examinations that dreaded scourge
could be stopped, lie said.
Utilizing one of the most power
ful and newest high-voltage X-ray
machines in the world, scientists
of the University of Washington
have launched a research program
here which is expected to produce
results of deep interest in t lie
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome Precinct, Territory of
Alaska, Second Division.
In the matter of the estate of
Nels Trolsen, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, Anna Dicksen has j
been appointed by the above en- I
titled court, executrix of the es- !
tate of Nels Trolsen, deceased.
All persons having claims again
st the estate of the said deceas- ■
ed, are hereby required to present i
the same, duly verified to the un
dersigned executrix of said estate j
:it Nome. Alaska. within six
months from the date of this no- i
tice.
Dated at Nome, Alaska, t lie
12th day of July, 1934.
Anna Dickson.
Executrix
Publish July 12, 19, 26, Aug.
2. 9, 19.34.
fields *of pttre science and medicine.
Directed by Or. Donald H. I/hi
ghrtdge, of the University's phy
sics faculty, a research staff is
completing experimental equipment
in specially designed quarters in
thP Tumor Institute of thP Swed
ish Hospital, which, it has been re
vealed, has entered_ into a co-op
erative agreement with the Unive.'
sity of Washington.
Although the quest of the Uni
versity's scientists is to advance
t he cause of pure science, it 1* -
held exteremely probable that
some of' the research results will
aiii. the eradication of one of hum
anity's greatest scourges—cancer.
The Swedish Hospital's 1,0-00,
000 volt X-ray plant, put into op
eration early this year, was de
signed and is used for treating
cancer. it will also servf, as this
s'ttrce of "radiation” which th»
! Diversity men will study.
tessior Doughridge, aided by ’’
staff of skilled graduate studeu1 ;
1 as erected equipment by mean.
of which the path of secondary
radiation can be studied. Tw:«
extreme high-speed cameras, care
fully synchronized, photograph
these "secondaries" as they, pass
through a gaseous medium which
reveals their course.
The. clinical experts of the S ved
isli Hospital, headed by Dr. C. B.
Ward, will, “ is expected. And this
itifo"ination of great value as if
will then be possible to predict
the position of tissue which win
receive the greatest effect from ai
X-ray beam passing through the
body.
During a part of the summer
Professor Loughridge will w-ork at
the California Institute of Tech
nology with the noted Dr. Hobert
Millikan Nobel Prize winner in
physics, with whom he was form
erly associated. Under Dr. Milli
kan's direction is one of the three
large X-ral tubes in the country,
the Seattle installation is another.
The third is in Chicago.
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