THE NEW EMPEROR.
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Berlin, dune IS. Tun Emperor William has issued a manifesto to the army, in which he states that he stops with confidence into the place rendered vacant by the will of God. He calls upon it to be steadfast and strong, and concludes, " I and the army belong each to the other, wo are born of one another, and will stand together in peace and storm." A similar manifesto is addressed to the navv. June 10. The Emperor William has issued a proclamation, which states that lie assumes the Government looking towards the King of Kings, and prays that ho may be a just and clement Prince, and that he may foster piety, guard over the peace, promote the welfare of the land, be a helper to the poor and the distressed, and be a firm guardian to all that is right. The proclamation is devoid of anything likely to give rise to unfavourable comment. London, June IS. The French Press comment on the warlike tone of the Emperor's address to the army and navy. The Prussian Press considers that Emperor William's address to the army and navy an indication of peace. _^
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Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2488, 21 June 1888, Page 2
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198THE NEW EMPEROR. Waikato Times, Volume XXX, Issue 2488, 21 June 1888, Page 2
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