THE KAISER'S ILLNESS

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2674, 21 January 1916, Page 7

THE KAISER'S ILLNESS

RECOVERY REPORTED , A VISIT TO THE BALKANS By Telegraph—Press Association—CopyriirM London, January 19. . The "Daily Mail's" correspondent at Copenhagen states that reliable information from Berlin declares","that_ ;.:the Kaiser's physicians called in specialists three weeks ago, who examined the Kaiser's throat and romoved a grannla which was causing terseness. The Kaiser has gained in weight, and is stronger than ever, indicating that iho statement that he was .suffering from cancer is incorrect. KAISER VISITS SERBIA REVIEWS • TROOPS AND CONFERS DECORATIONS. Amsterdam, January 19. The Kaisei; lias arrived at Nish, where he reviewed the Austrian and Bulgarian troops, and conferred some decorations. KAISER MEETS KING FERDINAND. . A REVIEW OF TROOPS. (Rec. January 20, 9.50 p.m.) Amsterdam, January 20. i 'A telegram from Nish (Serbia) states that the Kaiser met King Ferdinand yesterday, and exchanged the most cordial greetings. He watched from _tha Citadel a march-past of Bulgarian, Macedonian, and German troops. TTie Kaiser presented King Ferdinand with a Field-Marshal's baton, and King Ferdinand appointed the Kaiser Oolottol-in-Chief of an infantry regiment. The Kaiser's retinue included Genera] von Falkenhayn (Chief of Staff), General yon Mackensen, an Admiral, and several generals. King Ferdinand's retinue consisted of two Princes and the Pre. mier (M. RadoslavofE).