KAISER'S SENTENCE.
RESIGN.
OFFICER WHO T O«T AN ARMY TO
I BERLIN, Sept. 17. General Yon Hausen, who commanded the troops which were defeated at tho recent German Imperial manoeuvres, is said to be about to resign his post.
His resignation is apparently due t-o tho sharp criticism o f his, tactics which tho Kaiser p7-onounced after the failure or tho mnnoeuvres.
In real warfare the army of General \on Hanson woiikl i n all probability nave been wined out. Genvral Yon Hnu<^en commanded the defending army, and was defeated on two snccess,ve days. On the second <lav ho trjod to retrieve his fortune by la surpmo nttar-c at dawn, tot General" Yon Bulow. who enmmand^] fho. in V or7 Oenernl Yon TT R ,,- O n. at a conference of looted neral V°" Bul°W Vms
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Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 29 October 1912, Page 5
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135KAISER'S SENTENCE. Wanganui Chronicle, Issue 12856, 29 October 1912, Page 5
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