Another soldier's song, recalling profound memories of comradeship to the former service-men present iwas played by the orchestra which Jchose for its next selection, "I Had Comrade."
It LicutCol. Kriebel's address expressed the deep reverence felt {for their late chieftain by all Germans, Pastor Krueger's memori sermon equally extolled the heroism lof the late President of the Reich, feoupling his name with those heroes Jof German history who are counted amongst. the immortals of the Fatherland.
Quict_ reigned as the orchestra played Beethoven's Andante from the [Symphonic Pathetique, at the end of Pastor Krueger's eulogy. The stirring national anthem of Germany, "Deutsch Tand Uber Alles" was played, the Jassembly singing it in chorus, and to [the tolling of the entire collection of bells in the Church steeple, those who had paid their last tribute to the late [Field-Marshal, fled quietly away as the last rays of the setting sun lighted the grounds.
Noted among those present were Sir John Brenan, HM. Consul-Gen-feral, "Mr. Edwin S. Cunningham, JAmerican' Consul-General and Gen. {Wu Te-chen, Mayor of Greater Shang-thai, as well as representatives of all other nationals, including senior army jand navy officers, and officers of the International and French Municipal
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