"A PRINCE OF PEACE."
THE GERMAN WAR-LORD
ACCESSION ANNIVERSARY.
"OUR FUTURE LIES THE WATER." By Tslejr&ph—Press AtjaooSatlon—OopyilffH, Berlin, Juno 15. Tho celebration of the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Kaiser's accession was on a lavish 6calo. There wero decorations and fetes in all the cities. Inscriptions on buildings embraced famous utterances by the Kaiser, including "Our Future Lies on the Water." Germans in England raised .£37,000, which tho Kaiser will devote to the relief of tho aged and infirm. Germans in Great Britain held a commemorative ceremony. In tho Roichstag, the President described tho Kaiser as "a prince of peace." Germans would draw their swords only to defend tbo German people's moans of existence. FELICITATIONS IN LONDON, (Rec. June 17, 0.30 a.m.) London, June 16. The newspapers make friendly references to tho Kaiser's jubilee, and tho chief events of his reign aro featured. The Lord Mayor forwarded tho Kaiser the good wishes of tho city. Prince Lichnowski (tho Gorman Ambassador at London) entertained a thousand German residents. His Majesty tho King was represented at a thanksgiving eorvico which was held in a German, church in London. The whole diplomatic oorps attended. THANKSGIVING SERVICES. (Rec. Juno 17, 0.30 a.m.) Berlin, June 16. Twenty-four thousand veterans attended an open-air service at Tempelhoforfeld and services woro held in all tho garrison churches in memory of the Emporor Frederick.
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Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1778, 17 June 1913, Page 5
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