Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1926, Page 26

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The entire route from the palace to | the cathedral was lined with soldiers, who presented arms as the cortege slowly passed, whil | bowed and the 1 | rain in token o | spiritual leade uncovered in the spect to thelr great d fellow patriot. ligious character with less of pageant than marked the service in the capital. for 10 oclock, carried down the steps of the palace i Mercier’s Remains Returned ' te state funeral in | preceded by a great | the great crowds | vThe ceremony was of a deeply re- | [y STAR, WASHINGTON, by 12 bearers. *Count Merode, grand marshal of the Belgian Court, with two officers, knelt hefore the coffin for a moment. Then the count placed upon it the hat and robe of the dead cardinal and Mgr. Hevlen, senlor Blshop of Belgium, recited “De Protundis,” in which many of the mourners joined. A detachment of soldlers took their places at the head and the march be- gan. 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