The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1936, Page 7

Minot Farmer Recalls Hauptmann As Soldier German Immigrant to U. S. Served in Same Training Camp With Kidnaper That is the story of Otto Martin. 36-year-old farmer near Minot, who was stationed at the same camp as bers during the war. Martin ——— came country from Germany Minot,.N. D., April 3.—(@)—“Any lin 1923, e complaints or comments?” barked a German army officer on inspection day to a company of soldiers in train- ing at a German camp during the ‘World war. A slender lad stepped from the Never Reply Martin says that he could never forget the reply of the young private to the officer's command. “Hauptmann, Herr Hauptmann.” In the farmer explained. ranks, “Hauptmann” means “main-man” ot | “What is the name?” demanded the |“captain.” ‘The reply was the same as officer. though the private had said, “Haupt- “Hauptmann, Herr Hauptmann,” mann, Mr. Captain,” Martin explains. came the reply. ges Arar Bila eagle And Bruno Richard Hauptmann, 17/usugl sound of the words made years old on that day in 1917, was |impreasion upon the memory of Ans the only in the company to'mer private Martin, socording to his have the courage to complain of camp ‘story. 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Both re- ceived early army training at Camp Kreckow near Stettin, Germany, on the shore of the Baltic sea, Martin states, Martin was a member of the second battalion, reserve infantry, Regiment No. 42, Hauptmann served in the Ersatz battalion, reserve in- fantry, Regiment No. 103. Martin asserts that during the sev- eral months he received training at the camp, he became quite well ac- quainted with Hauptmann. Haupt- mann was a quiet young fellow, well liked by his associates, he says. “I left the camp in November, 1917. and never saw Hauptmann again, nor did I hear his name mentioned until the newspapers in September, 1934 showed his pictures in connection with the kidnaping case,” Martin says. “I remembered him immediately as NEW UTILITY RATES INSTATE APPROVED Williston, Fargo, Grand Forks and Other Points to Re- ive Benefits New residential, water heating and industrial power electric rates of five companies were announced Friday by the state board of railroad cor i sioners. 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