The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-09-11
EMPEROR WILLIAMS TOUR.
Welcomed by The BurgOmaSteTS Of
Metz and CaTlSTuhe.

In His Boyhood His Hope Was That
Metz Should in Time be German
His Interest Shown by the Purchase
of Hunting Grounds There-Will
Make a Longer Stay Next Time.
Received Enthusiastically at Carls-
ruhe by the Grand Duke of Baden
and Albrech Of Reception
by the Princess.
Metz, Sept l0.-In replying to the ad-
dress of the burgomaster of Strasburg
on the Brogile Platz yesterday the en-
peror, after expressing regret at the
shortness of his soiun in the beautiful
city, said when boy I prayed God
that Strasburg, for which ] always felt
an especial sympathy, might again be-
come German Since then that wish has
been fulfilled. ] treasure StrasburR as
one of the best German cities.
l am cOntindent that the peo-
pie of Suasburg are happy in
the reunion. This conviction / have felt
so much the more on this occasion, as
arrived here quite unexpectedly. My en-
gagoments prevent long stay among you
now, but | hope in future to find an oppor-
tunity for a longer stay without taking
you. That is why | acquired a hunting
estate in your neighbOrhOod, which will
soon bring me here again. Once more, I
thank you all for this splendid reception. -
APARTING WORD.
When about to leave the station the
emperor, again addressing the burgo-
master, said My dear burgOmaster,
heartily thank YOU 1t was all splendid. "
~ al Il IN, :,
the officers of the Fifteenth army corps
the emperor said, in proposing toast to
the officers: "With my whole heart,
wish prosperity to the Fifteenth
army corps and its leader The
efficiency which the corps has displayed
proves how 2ealously, carefully and de
vOtedly the officers and men have worked,
and proves that the ancient corps pre-
serves its attachment to ancient tradi-
tions, stimulated by the praise of my
grandfather and by the aims and paths
which he prescribed for us soldiers and
which he, himself, pursued"
EULoGGzEs THE GRAND DUKE.
The emperor concluded with a eulogy
on the inspecting officer, the Grand Duke
Of Baden, whose birthday it was, and
whose name the emperor specially Cou-
pied with the toast to the health of the
isfaction to the officers for the splendid
appearance ann bearing of the men.
THE EMPEROR AT CARLsRUHE.
Carlsruhe, Sept. 1O.-Emperor William,
accompanied by the Grown Prince of
Italy, arrived here this evening They
were received by the Grand Duke of
Baden and Prince Albrech of Prussia.
After the emperor had inspected the
nd Of lp Ivsiy 80 Ia,
market place through streets gayly decor
ated with flowers and bunting and lined
with enthusiastic crowds The burgo-
master greeted the emperor with the fol-
lowing address:
BURGoNAsTERs ADDRESS.
"This town welcomes the emperor in
the certain knowledge that the sharp
sword of empire rests in his hand, and
that he will never, unthinkingly, with
draw it from the sCabbard, but viii WELD
il vigorously in case Of need for the con-
tinuance of the honor of the fatherland. IN
international dangers this town win di-
rect a glance of calm assurance to the
guide of empires and destinies.'
THE EMPEROR REPLIES.
The emperor thanked the burgomas-
ter, and added: THE anxiety which |
felt in formeryears on coming TO Cars
ruhe has vanished. Thank God the
German people are standing firmly to-
gether. They have done their duty TO
me and their allies, and especially the
Grand Duke Of Baden 1t was therefore
possible for US also to do our duty for the
preservation Of the peace of Europe"
ENTERTAINED AT DINNER
The emperor and the Prince of Naples
afterward proceeded to the castle, where
they were received by the Princess of
Baden and entertained at a private din
ner party. At nine o'clock the grand
tattoo was sounded.