Berlin, sth May.
'The' "Germania" dock denies, as maifitained by the democratic Press, that it is building torpedo-boats for Russia.
At Warsaw a general strike has broken from Paris that King M. Deloassd, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, are jointly endeavouring to mediate between the belligerents, is considered here to be 5th May.
H:'M, the Kaiser and H. M. the Empress have returned from Italy and arrived at Karlsruhe.
Turkey is mobilising a hundred thousand men in order to suppress the riots in Yemen.
An international railway congress has been opened in Washington.
6th May.
During the stay at Karlsruhe and Mets the Kaiser will not make any political speeches, The Japanese hospitality shown on the reception of Prince Karl Anton of Hohenzollern on his return from the theatre of war, mote here, with the Gated on fie reception of the Prince and test rat recipro-Princess Arisugawa, who are on the way to Berlin for the festivities on the wedding of the Crown Prince.
At Litbeck shipbuilding-material destined for the export to Russia has been Tu the meantime a commission declared that the material is not destined t" build torpedo-boats and appropriated for any war purposes. In consequence the export was permitted.
The papers publish photos of Prince and Princess Arisugawa with sympathetic remarks
Count Biilow returns to Berlin. He will The Kaiser stays to-day, at Steombung not address the Reichstag on the Morocco question in the meantime, 9th May.
The popular festivals in honour of Schiller are being celebrated with the utmost solemnity in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.
'Tho* Ladies' Schiller Association has made 9 donation of 250,000 Marks Count Balow contributed te she—-lln~ tion 10,00@ Marks. The Association will distribute copies of Wilhelm Toll" amongst all German schools abroad.
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