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United Press Association—Per Electric Telegraph—Copyright. Received 8.69 a.m., November 22nd. THE CZAR’S ILLNESS. ST. PETERSBURG, November 21. The Czars Ministers have been instructed to conduct their departments on their own responsibility, reserving questions of importance until the Czar’s recovery.
THE KAISER’S “NO QUARTER” SPEECH.
BERLIN, November 21
Count von Bulow, speaking in the Reichstag, assumed moral responsibility for the Kaiser’s speeches. He declared that the speech at Bremerhaven was extemporaneous. Believing that the Europeans at Pekin had been massacred, the Kaiser spoke as a soldier, not as a diplomatist.
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South Canterbury Times, Issue 2949, 22 November 1900, Page 3
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