THE KING AND KAISER.
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Received this day at 8 43 a. m. London, Fobiuary 7 .
It is officially stated that at lunch at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, the King proposing the toast of the Kaiser thanked the Kaiser for his affectionate sympathy in hastening to assist, and watching at the death bed of the Queen and remaining at great personal inconvenience to join in the great national memory. He expressed the greatest satisfaction at the excellent relations between Britain and (Germany. That they should always remain 80 'would be Ills constant endeavor. n Replying, the Kaiser thanked the King for the touching and terms in which he had spoken and whiCU recalled the strongest feelings of love ant*, veneration which from boyhood he had borne the late Q.uecn. He thanked the King for enabling; him by creating him a Field-Marshal to" wear the same uniform as the Duke of Wellington and Earl Roberts wore. l.'he honour ho highly appreciated and lets army heartily reciprocated the King’s '■ feelings in regard to the relations betwei 'U the two Empires.
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Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 February 1901, Page 3
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185THE KING AND KAISER. Greymouth Evening Star, Volume XXXI, 8 February 1901, Page 3
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