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Show TUESDAY IS EX-KAISER'S BIRTHDAY To Be Most Ceremonious Since His Doom Exile Began Be-gan Eight Years Ago By FREDERICK KUHX (United Press Stuff Correspondent) BERLIN, Jan. 23 (V. P.)--Vil-helm II, once Germany's "all-highest" monarch and the mightiest rul- i Among the guests who are expect-, jed to convey their congratulations to the ex-enaperor in person are the crown-prince nnd his" wife, the ex-monnrch's brother, Prince Hein-rich, Hein-rich, and leaders of various father-Ilandish father-Ilandish associations. The League of Die-Hnrds, a post-war royalist I organization,, will also send a rep-: rep-: resentative to Doom' for the first ; time to assure Wilhelm of their un-1 un-1 swerving loyalty to the banished l dynasty. Rising , at a sprightly hour, the ex-kaiser will indulge in his usual morning sjroll in the Doom gardens 1 where he1 will bo met by a cluster of local admirers, whose spokesman will step'forward and deliver a message mes-sage of felicitation. r-. i er in the western hemisphere, will celebrate his 67th birthday tomorrow tomor-row in Doom. This is ttie ex-kaiser's eighth birthday in exile. Unless carefully laid plans go awry tomorrow's event will differ from preceding birthday parties in that numerous distinguished, guests will particiate in the festivities. Among the guests will be Dutch aristicrots, with whom the ex-kaiser has become befriended dnring his banishment, and who look upon the illustrious exile with favor because of the world-wide fame which he has brought to this Holland resort. The birthday will be-'' commemorated commemo-rated by the former royal ceremony, cere-mony, except that the limited housing hous-ing accommodations at Doom will render impossible tthe'pomp and circumstances cir-cumstances of similar occasions at Berlin. I |
