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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1919

Page

5

Belgium to revise 1839 treaty with Holland says premier

Premier De Lacroix announced to the chamber that the peace conference supreme council has decided the 1839 treaty between Belgium and Holland must be revised. Parliament reacted with applause as officials recalled the treaty’s history and its impact on Belgium’s destinies.

Associated Press Brussels Premier de Lacroix Chamber of Deputies Supreme Council of the Peace Conference Belgium Holland Far East London Luxemburg

Belgium Neutral State Treaty Mentioned in 19th Century Debate

Fragment discusses a treaty recognizing Belgium as a neutral state ratified by France Great Britain Austria and Prussia. It recalls William I of Germany calling the convention a scrap of paper as troops massed for invasion of Belgium and notes banking rates and a provocative advertisement.

Merce Ielgium France Great Britain Austria Prussia Belgium Asia Germany

Belgium Premier Defends Postwar Loan Stance

Belgium Senate debates a 3.5 billion franc loan bill as the premier tells deputies there is no reason to reproach the allies. He argues Belgium will stand by the allied powers after the loan and stresses unity in postwar reconstruction.

Associated Presa Brussels Belgium Scott’s. Scott & Bowne Bloomfield, N

Damages Debate on Indemnities and Red Cross Aid

A discussion notes possible separation and reduction of indemnities tied to cleansing costs. It mentions Belgian loans, Red Cross aid, and plans to float funds in Spain. It also refers to forced attire changes with boys wearing clothes from worn soldiers’ uniforms.

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