THE SPIRIT OF THE MEN.

Kaiser's Telegram from Dresden to the King of Saxony, Oct. 2.

I am very glad to be able to send you the best reports of the

Nineteenth Army Corps and the Twelfth Reserve Corps. I visited

yesterday the Third Army and greeted especially the brave 181st

Regiment, to which I expressed my recognition. I found your third

son and your brother Max as well as Laffert and Kirchbach in the

best of health. The spirit among the men is splendid. With such an

army we shall be able to complete victoriously the rest of our

difficult task. To this end may the Almighty stand by us.

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