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The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Elgby First An"ipnay Of
Knigbt Of Pphm Oh'Sy1sd

Queen City Lodge number 16i
knights OF Pythias celebrated the
Slst anniversary OF the founding OF
the Order, with a program and CO.
operative supper on the lodges first
Family Night, MONDAY at X. p.
Hall. Ralph Mcdonald. chancellor
commander, presided at the meet,
ing OF members, their families and
friends. numbering 90.
For the program in celebration Of
the Slst anniversary OF the lodge.
Ray Burrell. past grand chancellor
OF the Grand Lodge OF Michigan.
gave a short talk on the history of
the lodge and Charles Address.
grand keeper OF records and seal,
talked on the Pythian Foundation.
which started with capital OF
500 .. and has grown to $3.50 900.
The income from this amount is
used 10 aid needy Pythians through.
out the L. S. They have invested
SsS,000 in L. S government bonds
and $4,000 in war bonds. He cited
several cases that are being helped.
A. +. Augustus, grand regent OF
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

The past mairOns OF 1psllantl
Chapter number ll9 order OF East
ern Star gowned in colonial cos.
tunes in pastel colOrs with full
boulfant skirts and kerchiefs ol
white. and the past patrons in tux
edos. occupied chairs for the initia.
ton Of five candidates. in observ-
ance of the annual past matrons
and past patrons night, Monday
evening in the Masonic Temple
lodge room.
The initiation was preceded by
the opening of the chapter at o.
clock. and dinner was served to
about 20u members. friends and Wis.
irors from Ann Arbor. Milan. Saline.
Bay City and Glen Falls, Ark IN
the dining room
The dining tables for The past
mawons and past patrons, arranged
T-Shapc. we're decorated for the
Washington season. with little flags
and in red. white and blue colors
The attractive tayors were little
memo pads in red. white and blue.
made by Mrs. Clarence SandersoH.
\ welcome was extended TO the
quests By Mrs. William Hayes. as.
,ociate matron. The response was
made from the past matrous by
Mrs Otis Lee.
The past matrOuS sang song
OF greeting to the worthy matron,
Mrs. Hubert Holloway and to the
patron. William Lowe. with Mrs.
Paul Ehman accompanying at the
piano
The group adjourned to the chap
ter room for the initiation of the
candidates, Mrs Melbourne Apple,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schadel, Mrs.
Lyman LaChance and Mrs. Mary
Gale Throne.
During the evening. there were
songs by the chapter soloist, Mrs
Carroll Curtis and by Mrs. Ehman.
The Rainbow color bearers, Misses.
Maxine Tedder, Vera and kath-
!een Holloway, Lorraine Penman
and Helen era wford. assisted in the
initiation. al the close OF which the
candidates were presented with
white Bibles from the chapter.
\ gift from the past matrons and
past patrons to the chapter. a love.
y purple velvet kneeling cushion,
was presented by Mrs. Otis Lee. re-
firing president OF the matrons.
Mrs Holloway, worthy matron. and
william Lowe, worthy patron, also
received gifts from the past mat
rons.
Announcements made by Mrs.
Holloway. were OF the benefit card
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Dinner Imitation Features Of
RQ7auy Washington Theme Uad

party at the Ladies Literary Club
house, Mar. 10 and the next regular
mteting, Mar. l2. Several members
expect 10 attend meeting OF
Greenleaf Chapter. Jackson, when
the grand patron, Dr. Howard DG'
yis. will be honored The meeting
will open at 2:30.
The past matrons and past pat
rons who filled the chairs were Mrs
Otis Lee, worthy matrOn. assisted
by Mrs. Edwin Staeb Ann Arbor;
Paul Ehman. worthy patron, assist.
ed by Otis Lee: Mrs. Ross Bower.
associate matron; Hennard Poster,
worthy patron; Mrs Ray Burrell,
conductress Mrs. William Love.
associate conductTess; Mrs Lee
Brown. chaplain; Mrs. Paul Bur
rell. marshal; Mrs. Gerald Schultz.
secretary; Mrs. Bertha O'Neil.
treasurer. Mrs. Clay Pepper. ward
er; Mrs. Paul Ehman, pianist; Mrs.
d. H. Moffett. Adah; Mrs. F. +
Darragh. Ruth: Mrs. Luman Sea
mans. Esther; Miss Gtrtrude Muir
ray. Martha, Mrs Mary Spring
sted. Electa.
\ very unique and amusing pro-
gram followed the initiatory work,
when five past matrons initiated
the worthy matron. Mrs. Kathleen
Holloway, and worthy patron. vii
liam Lowe. into the Order of the
Queen OF Sheba Lodge number Is.
organized for the protection OF hen
pecked husbands and catty wives.
The five officers of the Order OF
the Queen Of Sheba, in most ridicu-
lous and outlandish costumes imag
inable. kept the audience in laugh
ter during the 10 minute perform
ance.
Mrs Caroline Hazel. as the most
worshipfu high ornery hoodlum
doodlum. was magnificent in her
seat in the East, holding potato
masher. Next TO her sat the high
cockalorum. Mrs. Maude Seamans,
who opened the jamboree OF the
order. with a hatchet.
On the opposite,si side OF the room
sat the assistant high cockalorum,
Mrs. Mary Springsted. holding a
mop stick, and in her mastery
voice, directing the magnificent
salted peanut, Mrs. Bertha O'Neill,
who held a rolling pin and the ex-
alter pitchfork, Mrs. Mildred
Schultz. 10 proceed with the blind
folded victims, who were duly given
the high signs and the low signs
and the inside dope of the lodge.
The initiation program was ar.
ranged by Mrs. Seamans,
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Royal Neighbors
Accept Application

Oak Camp No. 42s9 OF the Royal
Neighbors OF America at a regular
meeting Monday evening accepted
the application OF Rosa LaBarge.
March 21 is the 50th anniversary
OF the founding of the Royal Neigh
bors OF American and each camp
will celebrate throughout the ma.
ton. The local camp will celebrate
on March Is
1t was voted 10 give s5 10 the
Red Cross,
Neighbor Pauline Celebrezze won
the prize for the pocketbook game
and lunch OF Bavarian cherry
cream pie and coffee vas served al
the close OF the evening.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
other Programs Tonight

other Programs onl9ht
NBC-7:3O Dick Haynes, Burns
and Allen:
500 Ginny Simms:
$3.50 Fibber MCGEE;
1000 Bob Hope;
1880 Words at War, Faith or
Our Fighters.
CBS-7:30 American Melody:
$50 Victor Moore in Spring
time for Henry;
300 inner Sanctum, Phantom
Bell":
10000 Service TO Front;
1880 Red Cross Drama.
BLU-7:15 Raymond Swing;
$50 Alan Young Comedy.
900 Norman Gordon Sings;
1000 Transatlantic Quiz;
1890 Listen the Women.
MBS-7:45 Music and lyrics;
$50 Roy Rogers SHOW;
1880 Wings for Tomorrow, Carol
Bruce.
Wednesday
NBC-f:45 y. m. Morgan Beatty;
$3.50 Pepper Young;
6:15 Serenade to America.
CBS-1:30 Dernardine Flynn;
400 House Party;
$50 New Eileen Farrell Con-
cert.
BLU a m. Breakfast Club,
12 noon Glamor Manor:
2:30 y. m. Ladies BE Seated.
MBS--12;30 Army Service Forces;
2:15 Jane Cowl;
,.i5 Handy Man.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Miss Ann Holley,
Pvt. Woodward Wed

Pfc. Charles W. Woodward, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Woodward,
and Miss Ann Holley. Coronado,
Cal. were married Monday night
at I o'clock at the Methodist par
sonage. Rev. Walter Heyler Off.
ciated.
The couple was attended by Pfc.
Woodwards sister, Mrs. Bernard
Johnston and Mr.. Johnston, Ann
Arbor. The only other guests were
the grooms parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodward.
Pfc. and Mrs. Woodward will go
10 Bethlehem, Pa. for short we'd
ding trip and TO visit the brides
parents. then will return here 10
spend the remainder OF his fur
Tough.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
ADDISON WEBB

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 27-Addi-
son Webb died Saturday afternoon
at the Rackham Building. Mr..
Webb. 10, had been working at the
Rackham Building about five years.
His survivors are a son, Albert
I. Webb. 222 s. ingalls, St. a
brother, Elmer webb, Holt. Mich. :;
three sisters, Mrs. Charles Harvey,
Los Angeles, Calf, Mrs. Harry
Cushman. Lansing, and Mrs. Frank
Coles, Laingsburg, Mich, and 26
nephews and nieces.
Funeral services will be CON
Quoted Tuesday at the Dolph Fu-
neral Home with Rev. Fred Gown
officiating.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Membership in
Reck Club Open

The Teen Reck Club is still open
for membership for persons aged
from II to 20 years who reside in
the Willow Run Area. The club
meets regularly three times a week
at 8 o'clock, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nights. Occasionally it
meets on Saturdays. The meetings
are in the Community Building.
They are not formal meetings for
the aim OF the club is 10 bring
amusement TO teen-agers. The
members dance. play basketball.
badminton. indoor tennis. ping
pong, and sh ffleboard They have
their own basketball team and play
in the 'ult league.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Fine Points in BndQe

When the hand was over, he
apologized like the gentleman he
is, to his partner for having per-
petrated his hasty action. In fact,
he thanked his partner for the un-
sound diamond bid, as the pair
got a neat score on the deal, since
he made the contract.
West led the X Of his partners
heart suit, and followed with the
7 to the A. A third heart was taxi
en- by the Q. In the lead now, and
hoping diamonds would not get
shot at him, Mr.. Kenton led his
club 4. West ducked and the 10
was allowed to win. Now the club
X won the J finesse, and the spade
6 was returned. Low went on from
dummy and the X won No mat
ter what was done now, nine
tricks we're built up for the de-
clarer. East returned a diamond
to the A. and quickly followed
then two tricks in spades, two in
hearts and two in clubs.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Stork Calls

Son: TO Mr. and Mrs. George
Jones. Willow Run Village, Monday
at Boyer Hospital: weight eight
pounds eight ounces.
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Wilson. wayne. Monday, al Boyer
Hospital weight seven pounds ten
ounces,
Son: To Mr.. and Mrs. Garyln
Freeman, 695 Armstrong Drive
Monday at Boyer Hospital; weight
six pounds two ounces.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Norwayne Players
Coming Saturday

Saturday night. March 8, the Ten
ants Subcommittee on Activities
will present the second in their
entertainment seriesl This time
the committee has arranged for the
Norwayne Players, from the Nor
wayne government housing project,
10 present three act mystery
comedy called This Night Be-
ware"
This group is under the direction
OF Jack Wagner. All the players
are residents of Norwayne and all
are amateurs
The play will begin at s p. M,
in the Community Building.
The first program in the series
was the Valentine dance on Febru-
AIRY Il. The next program will be
a st. Patrick's Day dance, Mar. IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Birthday Observed

Mrs George II. Campbell enter
tanned 20 young guests, Saturday az
ternoon. celebrating the eleY enth
birthday OF her son. william. Mo-
ton pictures were enjoyed and re.
freshments of individual cup cakes,
gelstine dessert, ice/ cream and
chocolate milk were served. The
guests spent the rest Of the time
with games. William received many
fine Gifts
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

the Princes OF Syracuse. gave in
formation regarding the Princes OF
Syracuse organization. telling It's
aims and benefits. He announced
the second meeting, TO reorganize
the local palace, TO be tonight at
7 o'clock at X. P. Hall.
The remainder OF the evening
y as spent dancing.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Change Time, Place

The Mothers OF Men in Service.
Unit number ten, has changed the
date and place OF the meetings
from the fourth Tuesday to the
fourth Wednesday OF each month,
and the place. from the American
Legion Home. to Gilbert House, be-
ginning with the meeting this week,
February 2S.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
RirthdaXs Observed

The ID, D. Birthday Club met
Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Mary De Siatto to celebrate
the birthdays OF Mrs. Don Smith,
Misses Lillian Mild and Rosamond
Ezzell. Miss Tommie Fields was
cohostess with Miss DeSiatto. A de-
licious lunch was served. The guests
OF honor each received a beautiful
gift.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
MRS, BARBARA WHITE

Ann Arbor. Mich, Feb. 27-Fu-
neral services will be conducted at
1880 Wednesday for Mrs. Barbara
White, 119 z. Ann St, at the resi-
dence, with Rev. J. w. Wright,
pastor OF the Bethel Church, Of
iciating.
Mrs. White, %, died Saturday
night at the Howell Sanatorium.
Her husband. Charles, survives
her. Friends may call at the Stat
tan-Hildinger Funeral Home.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
CHARGES SlAYlNG

Detroit it-Recorder's Judge Gerald
W. Groat signed a warrant Monday
charging Howard Westphal with
first degree murder in the death of
his wife. Albertine, on Feb. II. Po-
lice said Westphal stabbed his wife.
then took an overdose OF sleeping
tablets. A resulting illness has
delayed his arraignment.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

Oswald Wilcox, As. Willow Lodge
resident, was arrested Monday sf-
ternoon at 5:25 in the Lodge cafe
terra on charges OF being intoxicat-
ed and disorderly. His hearing
was set for today in Ann Arbor
municipal court, Judge Jay Payne
presiding.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Lucking
Becker have returned to Portland,
oregon. after spending few weeks
with Wilson Becker's mother, Mrs.
Albert W. Becker. i01 W. Michigan
Ave. Mr.. Becker is employed in the
department OF state in Oregon.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
JOHN n, LONSkEY

Rosary will be said for John II.
Lonskey tonight at $50 at Geer
Funeral Home. Funeral mass will
be said Wednesday morning at
1890 in st. Johns Church. Bu-
rial will be in Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
OVERCOME YOUR TEMPER

THERE ARE times when any
players temper may get the bet
ter Of him for a moment. and
make him do something foolish.
But then. II he is duly penitent,
and decides he should makeup for
his temporary alteration, maybe
he can turn the situation to good
account and profit from 1t. Hard
work is a pretty good antidote for
most sins. And isn't hard labor
prescribed after the commission
Of many more serious crimes?
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
To snonsor Recital

A committee from the Mothers ef
Men in Service. Mrs. Faron Hay
den, chairman, Mrs. ]. l.. Foskett
and Mrs. Ross Hall are making
plans to sponsor the Hunt annual
recital OF dance students, Mar. II.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Club Organized

The Women's Non-partisan Club
was organized Monday at the homo
of Mrs. Ethel Williams at 500 Har-
riet st. Officers elected were Mrs.
Anna Van Slyde, president; Mrs.
Emory Seymour, secretary; Mrs.
Dora Webster, treasurer; Mrs. Min.
ME Neely. chaplain: and Mrs. Lu.
ellie Hairston. publicity chairman.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
IN THE SICK ROOM

Mrs. Ellen Baisch entered Boyer
Hospital Friday for observation.
Mrs. lyele Grubb has returned
home from Boyer Hospital but is
still unable TO be about.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Willow Run Calendar
WEDNE SDAY
IN COURT TODAY

Teen Reck Meet. 6.9;45 p. m,
Community Building.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

Orchard approved dormant
technique. P. o. Box 536 Ann
Arbor. Adv. 227Ss
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Ypsilanh Briefs
Blllfold Missing

Edward Wills, Dearborn, after
swimming in the Ypsilanti High
School pool, Monday discovered his
wallet had been taken from thu
locker. The billfold contained pa
pers and money.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

and be ushered to your seat by a
boy from Tennessee.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Sees Robin

Sees Robin
The first robin OF the year was
reported Monday. by Mrs. Freder.
ick Green, 145 Johnson st.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27
Pick Of The Air Today

National BroadeastInp Company
RED NETWORX-WLW 100, WWJ
$50, WMAQ $40.
BLU NETWORK - WXYZ 1870.
WHAM 11S0.
Columbia Broadeastina Company
WJR 760, WBBM $50, WCKY 1880,
WFBM 1890. VICAR 1880, WBNS
1860, WDOD 1910.
Mutual Broadesstino Company
RED NETW Rk CKLW 500,
WJBK 1890, WGN 7?0.
The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-02-27

Talks Tonight
MBS -- 9:3O American Forum,
"Dumbarton oaks Program
CBS-10:30 Sen. Burton X. Wheel
er on "Crimea Conference.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-06
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Sniel 9li5on oer5neiiclt gefGmpft
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i6re lteber5eligung AusOrud, 0aB Sa.
pan Sen &rieg perloren bat unO tie
ieIbit nit einem 6aIoigen @nOe OeS
refren.
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n1fiten Monot" 81 @noe geben mer.
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9eitiitt 6aben.
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item if)einen i~iber3eugt 81 lein, Dab
baLo elm neltes &nbinett gebiloet ner-
'ben miro, oas Ben 6rieoen ber6ei-
fiibren ioa. Nae, Die bon 0ieler M0g.
lidfeit ipraden, maren lid nu6 oa.
riiber einig, Bob oofiir MIR ser 8rin5
5uminoro &onope in 6rnge font.
men fonne, ben Tie ols einen nabren
8olfSfreuno be3eihneten.
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militdriihe &egierung Sapans Sen
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faner Die Sdpoter gut 6ebanoeln
llto ibnen nidt MIR geniigenOe Nobs
rltng geberL ion0ern old Gr5tlihe
5iirlorge n~ngeoeiben laiierl.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-06

Mit6el Jielo, &c. q. Waior
8alter y. &noppid, Elm init orei
OrOen olisge3eihneter &fflieger,
muroe bon einem &riegsgeridt iiber.
fii6rt, $1,000 Shmiergeloer anae-
nommen gu 6oben, oomit 8pei Sol
oaten nid)t nod lleberiee gelhift
miiroen. or muroe 5u AusitoBung
aus Dem 9eere uno orei Subren
3ud]tbous perurteilt.
Ser 24j. 6lieger aus Cos 4nge-
lc8, Gulif, nobm ons llrteil obne
innere 8etpegung auf. Sein 8ertei-
oiger, ser friibere @eneralonpalt
samuel @niea, bat iid gepeigert,
3eltgen por5uldoen, nit Der 8egriin-
Dung, SAB er feline 8eteioigung fii6-
rem forne, obne oaB ibm gemilie
,,ge6eime uno pertrnulidle" Iften
3ur @erfiigung geitelt mer6en.
3uiommenfaileno erfldrte Iniea,
miftiges 8efpeismaterial, oass Ufiir
anoere Offi5iere nadteilig" it, Deroe
3uriifgebalten; nlih b~ebaltptete er,
0aB Maoopidl rntr Elm @eit1nonis
dbgeleet babe, nahOem man i'm
elmer ,@erriidten : 9Q6teilung" allf
Mitdea Jielo Salsewieien 9atte.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-06
1uarMnt Sranec Sent
Krico fcrnblicb

8erdtesga0en. Ole miierter
6aben in Geltti6lan0 eirfn pom y.
6abrllar ootierten, bon Dem oamali.
gen Staatslefret1r I'M Muslpdrtigen
9tnt, Baron Grnit b. @ei5i1der, ltn-
terpi6neten ullo all Sondlim b. &l6-
bentrop ais 9ltBenminiiter geridte.
ten 8erid3t entoedt, aus Dem iid) err
gibt ooB ser ipanii6e Gegierungs.
del 6ronco uno MuIiolini in Dem 9e.
nonnten Sabre cine 8eipred)tng i'll
Ser 8rnge oes @intritts Sponiens in
Sen GrieQ hotten. @ei5i1der be3iebt
lih iii Dem 3ofunent, in ods ib @in-
iid9t nebnten fon1te uno oos nltn Oen
hoditen alliierten Stellen borliegt,
auf Mitteilungel 0es oan1aligen ito
lienii6en 8otihaftSrats Gosmeli lit
Berlin, ser iener (fiinfitiinoigen)
4nslprnde 6raneos nit Dem uDuce"
beiaemobnt bate.
l5ranco aob", 10 beiBt rs in 0ent
8griht, uiolgen0e Grfl0ruu9en ab:
@r lit nah pie Dor 0opon ii6er3eiigt,
SOB Sic Sadie Ser Adle Iiegreif iein
miro, ulO Inn sur grreidung oes
3ieles oieies unpermei0Iiden Tri-
ltmpbes beitrogen SIT f6nnen, miinift
Spanien meiter NIT ser 4hie 3l4iam-
men5lturbeiten. Die ipanii1e 8e0ol-
fer1ng aber leioet 6lnger, ln0 in
milit6rii6er 6iniidt itebt Spanien
poaig utqeriiitet oa. 6ronco lit oem-
nah nid1t in Ser Sage, Sic Sahe Ser
9die mirfiam 3u unteritiiben. Inter
alien llmltdnoen miro Spaniens @in-
tritt in 0en &rieg bon 3peierlei ob-
hdngen: BON pirtidaftliflmilitdri-
lhem geiitano Der NhIe nno BON Ell
ner aldrung 0eS artifel 5 oes 3rei.
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0ab Gpanien allBer Gibraltar audi
Bran5.- Maroffo erbalten muB. So
melt eS olf ieine @irtidaFtsabmu.
dltngen nit Sen Gereinigten Staoten
uro gnglono anfomutt, erfldrte
6raneo, ourh 0iele miiroen feline pc.
litiiden Gerpflidtltn9en nidt be.
riibrt. Srgenoeine miLitdriide Gffion.
gegen Gibraltar miilie, metul fie oub
BON Der oeltidan Armee unteritiist
mer0en ioate, olS cine ipnnifde Sps.
ration ourd)oefiibrt meroen".
Mitiiolini teilte, mie iih aus BENT
8eriht ergi6t, 5roncos ifeptii6e 8e.
urteilang Der lpaniiden RriegSmog.
lidfeiten lino riet iogar, geraoe oes-
balls Der ipaniid)en Hegierlltg mod
meniger 3ngeitdnoniiie" 8u moderJ
als uripriin9lid BON Der ,lIdie" it
Mnsiidt getonlmen maren. Die frag-
lifle aonferen3 faiio an IL. 6ebrnar
1911 in 8oroigbera Itatt.
Washington Journal., 1945-07-06
8el9ien lit
D0Qcr nnroit

griiliel - @uBer Dem ertrent
monordHtifjen 5liigel ser fotboli-
id)en 8artei i1einen Die Solitbfer
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iiberein3nitimmen, bob &Onig 2eo-
polo Ser 9ritte oie Bobl bat 5ui.
lden ieiner @boanfung utlo 6luti-
gen unruben in 8elgien. Merf-
niiroigerpeiie gilt oemgegeniiber
iein unperbeirnteter 8uloer, Der
Bring : Regent Gbarles, ser Elm I'M
ideinbares AenBere uno cine Clubs
noie Bot, ais oie DolfstiimlidjIte
8er1onlidfeit in 8elgien.
2eopolo miro pieQeiht ab0anfen
miiiletL aber lelbit in Ser fommuni-
ltiihen 8reiie hit ein etpoiges Ser
langen nud} Ger abidaffun9 Der Wo-
nnrdie ols lolter Itarf Deridleiert.
Sic miro rmmer nod als Elm Spm.
Dol geihdBt fir Die @inigfeit Der
5ldmen uno Maaonen, iomie Der
totbolilden uno proteltantiideu
&onierDatinen uno ser Gaoifalen.
@enn ole @l1ne, Die CUR 3eit an
ben @eianolduften uno in Sen 0ti-
niiterien in 8riiIiel ni6t obne SIT
trige erortert aperoen, Derpirfli6t
neroen loaten Damn mag Der Rrin3.
regent Charles Die Iufgdbe, 3i Der
er i'm bergnngenen Serblt einitim-
mig getpoblt tptrOe, fort3ufiibren,
md6reno Ser G6ronerbe, Der 15i16r.
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BON 8rdbont. aus Oditerreid 8liriif-
febren uno ieine 8obnltng I'M So
ni9sid)loB in griiiiel nebmen miro.
Set 0aS Gonigreid I'M Sobrc
1880 our1 elm glbfommen ser @roB-
mdd)te gegriinoet DItrOe, NOR Bel
glen eigentli6 INNER i'm Net Der
Modtpolitif perpidelt. BUR 3eit
Itebt oas 2ano ultter por6errld)enoem
amerifaniifen litlo Ibritiid)em @in-
fluB. Sn Ser gegenndrtigen &riie
nebmen Ole @itmadte amtlih Die
&nltung Elm, bob es nidt ibre In-
gelegenbeit lei, ober es lit fein Sc
heimnis, bob ibnen an politilf)er
Mube uno mirtiduftlidem @obler-
geEen in 8elgien gelegen lit, oeiien
unbcidaoigte 6obrifen gum 8ieoer-
nnibau @eiteuropas erbe6lid beitra-
gen fGnnen.
@s III audi fein @ebeimnis, SAB
cine 6orsfiibrung Der Regentidaft
nad 4niidT Der @riten uno 4meri-
foner cine eetpiiie Stabilitdt Der
polittihen 8srbaltniife in 9elgien
Deripridt.
Mon niru1t an, BOB 2eopolo I'M
Sale ieiner Nboanfung lebr nobr-
ifeinlid in Sdpeoen ieinen Mobn-
lib nebmen miro.