Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1928 — Page 11

JAN. 27, 1928

KAISER IS 69; OLD BIRTHDAY POMPMISSING Friends Gather at Doom to Offer Felicitations to Former Monarch. Ey United Frees BERLIN, Jan. 27.—Wilhelm 11, exiled monarch, celebrated his sixty-ninth birthday in Doom, Holland, today. Dressed in civilian clothes and a warm overcoat, he arose early for his constitutional stroll in the huge garden of his Doom estate. Before luncheon, as on other days, Captain von Ilsemann submitted to the exemperor a complete report of the day’s news. There will be none of the flamboyant festivity that used to characterize the kaiser’s birthday in the heyday of his power. The military parades, the pretzels for school-children, who enjoyed a nation-wide holiday, the divine services in his majesty’s honor in all German churches, the singing of patriotic songs throughout the country: these and similar signs of devotion to the kaiser have been relegated to oblivion. The ex-kaiser’s birthday party will be a relatively modest affair. Members of the family, including Wilhelm ll’s brother, Prince Henry, have in Doom to contribute to making the occasion a happy one for the exiled emperor, now observing his tenth birthday in forced absence from the fatherland. There was the usual birthday table, laden with gifts and piled high with letters and telegrams from loyal followers of the Hoheneollem dynasty. Members of German patriotic societies and of the League of DieHards, made their annual pilgrimage to Doom to salute and congratulate the ex-kaiser in person. A small chapel was improvised at House Doom, where religious services were held this morning, at which prayers were delivered for the welfare of It he fatherland. UCAD COLDS g I Melt in spoon; inhale vapon • ■ apply freely up nostrils, VJCKS O emr if Million Jarm tW Yt grfa

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