Kaiser s jubilee.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXV, Issue LXV, 18 June 1913, Page 8

Kaiser s jubilee.

HBt^WcHMENT''"TO' ''THE! R||v^:nC!ONSTITUTION. ' /•■

■pPAfii.S-PRi!SB; ABSQCUTION-COPZBIGHI BWl^w^ Jun^'lS, 12^30 p^m.): '■] K|Sy'::V- 'BERLIN;1 17>; Hpfational j'ubileo subscriptions - for Bussions to German colonies, amounbJ9Q,000.. wera tha,nded to t tJ c ■^|or?:vj<i ;pf.• ybh'is a^otini:; £125,000 K^v^to; 'Protestant missions and the HaiDite to Catholic. " ■. ,; B^li(6 vKais,er received world-wide coiKpatiUiatioHs^Tand. King-George sent his R&lieitation.s: "Lord Gosfchen, presentc d good wishes. : f Kaiser assured the British dfcf Imputation^. that he would continue lna:{ taeffdtts''^ to " promote - AngloTGermdn |tnenqship. (r" " _ ■■.;.'. | l|i^r^Garnegiej leading an' American ftdfeputatloh, ' presented an illuminated pi^ldress from fifty-four peace and other Ijsocjeties, and tkanked the Kaiser f(>r fc|featy^fi^ve years, of peace: ;The KrfiBBTjg"itf^a^cceptirig,.- reihsirked; that. ijie ■have/twenty-five morte. Mr Karnegie,' bowing/ replied: ' 'You aH HKe^best 'ally we-ha\'e:"t ~ J BJiPrpfessor Hintze, iir a jubilee i qrhBtion. at the Berlin University, created Ki)S^aßation by narrating a hitherto u|ipra^wjaf: incident Kaiseifs |ij|Bßi'^fceti&dr of Responsibility •and1' -aM;i^chment to the constitution. .-jTfre Bpm«>r,-^e said, received on the day of R^'|ia<^s(Bssi6n a sealed letter(.- which EFfederick William the Fourth had ;orIpsred t© be transmitted to each of -his B^s§es^P*.s-^^vtntilione;acquiesced >irt ;its

|wtfa6iisation, namely,1 the 'overthrow pftne Prussian constitution before taking < the accession oath. While the !s^s '.. and, father,, had fgarded the' letterAhe (the present .: jrip're., ; He' feared some Sg^ajiflS-, iiiexperienced succ^s^or the "appeal,' and' a*e-■^Sl-aiAemayas^ tOj.Proressor^Hintze Ri^|p;^ei^^as"if £ barrel 61 gun-. 'So.^iwas^ 'mr the^Houße and' was un'£^Jjcjesp ,until thV ; :leitter was tieifes}.^ vTfre■■'•■.letter' was' : buried' ace.ordI^fnd the envelope retained in^the iiy^s, marked "contents destroyed."