The Archive · 1916

THE GERMAN EMPEROR'S ILLNESS

Rome, Jan. 16.

ecclesiastical circles it is learned, from a German source, that the German Emperor was operated on on Thursday success-fu¥y but will not be out of danger for a week.

New York, Jan. 16.

Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg, the Imperial German Chancellor, has sent a wireless message to the American papers stating that the German Emperor has never been confined to his bed and will soon resume his activities, Amsterdam, Jan. 16.

semi-official telegram from Berlin that the Kaiser has completely recovered from his slight illness and he was cheered on Saturday when driving to the Imperial Chancellor's palace, where he lunched, staying for several hours.

Jan. 17.

Tt is officially announced that the Kaiser returned to the Front on Sunday.

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