THE KING AND KAISER.
Received Augst 16, 10.6 p. in Berlin, August 16. The Kaiser delivered a warm speech in welcoming King Edward at a banquet at Wilhelmshoe. ■ King Edward, in responding, said : "Your Majesty knows it is my greatest wish that only the best and pleasanteat of relations should exist between our two nations. lam delighted that year Majesties will soon visit me in England, and am firmly convinced that besides my family, my entire will receive your Majesties with the greatest joy. The newspaperlKolnische Zeitung interprets a long conversation between Prince von Buelow and Sir A. Hardinge as a fresh step in the common work of the two great nations to cause peace. - The German newspapers of all shades are gratified at th« cordiality -of the Kaiser's and King Edward's toasts at the banquet, and at the fact that King Edward spoke in German.
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Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12016, 17 August 1907, Page 3
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146THE KING AND KAISER. Colonist, Volume XLIX, Issue 12016, 17 August 1907, Page 3
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