Tannenberg, Aug. 7. \HE mortal remains of President Paul von Hindenburg were laid to rest here to-day near the scenes of his most spectacular military successes. which earned him the affectionate nickname, "Hero of Tannenberg.
He was buried t6 the boom of 101 guns, the traditional death salute toa Prussian King, but presented for the first time since 1928 to anyone Prussi It was the greatest and most brilliant military spectacle in Germany since the war and vividly recalled to veterans the Fatherland's military splendour during and before the World Wa The funeral cortege left Neudeck at 830 pin. last night and reached the von Hindenburg Memorial of The doors of the huge mausoleum were swung open by two six-foot soldiers. To the slow dirge played
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