London vii Bombay, September 12.
The German Emperor has paid a visit to Schlucht, a mountain pass on the French frontier.
His Majesty regretfully declined, owing to dhe lateness of the hour, the invitation of the French authorities that he should cross the frontier to Hoheneck, where a more magnificent view was obtainable.
From Schlucht, the Emperor motored through Alsace, receiving an ovation from the inhabitants, who pealed bells and strewed flowers in his path.
Speaking at Colmar the Emperor said that the warmth of his reception had touched his heart, "Alsace," he continued, "has undergone many vicissitudes, but is now able to develop itself undis-tarped, protected by the German Eagle and my Standard; for peace shall be maintained."—Reuter.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.