Berlin, September 4.
The German Emperor has gone to Heligoland to take part in the naval The Press of all European countries is taking great interest in the Russo-British agreement. Nothing ix said against it by the German Press. A section of the London newspapers is looking on it me rather sceptical way. The French Press is laying great stress upon the fact that the French Government has assisted the British in bringing about the agreement. Finelly, the Vienna Press presumes that the agreement refers also to Chinese Turkestan and to Mongolia, An interview between King Edward and the Tsar is announced to be imminent.
The French troops are, in spite of unable to Tt they should occupy and blockade other ports also.
In Antwerp street fighting has occurred in consequence of the strike of the wharf hands.
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