Berlin, 17th May.
The, "Kélnisehe Zeitung" declarer all gri all not yet published, about the tdtbutions off German military movements on the coast or in the interior of China untrue, According to the "Figaro," Prince and Princess Arisugawa preserved incognito on the visit to Paris and on that to the Elysbe. The Kaisa invited Prince Avisugawa to the spring parade.
The Norddeutsche Lloyd will start on the 30th May a new freight-line from Bremen to Australia, calling at the Java ports, The following telegram is from the "Kobe Herald"
The Tokio Foreign Department has received the following telegram:—The Berliner Zeitung" publishes " lengthy communication, dated 2nd April, from Tokio correspondent, concerning Prince Arisugawu's visit to Germany. This communication, which also appears in the North German "Allgemeine Zeitung," gives a summary of the articles relating to the matter which appeared in the principal Japanese papers, and proceeds to make the following comments:—The Germacs commanity in. the Far East various Japanese journal, and leo nope welcome the views expressed by
that the relations between Japan and Germany will be radically improved as a result of the visit to Germany of Prince and Princess Arisugawa. While the prestige of Japan on the continent of Europe will become. more important after the conclusion of peace, the friendship between the Japanese and German
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