THE TWO EMPERORS

The following exchange of telegrams between Emperor Karl and the Kaiser

was made public on May 15:

At the moment of leaving the favored soil of the German Empire

on my way home I feel impelled again warmly to greet you and to

express my heartiest thanks not only for the very gracious but

also for the truly friendly reception which you gave me yesterday.

I am highly satisfied with our harmonious conference. From my

heart and in true friendship I say may we soon meet again. KARL.

The Kaiser telegraphed in reply:

Many thanks for your friendly telegram. I am exceedingly glad

that you are so satisfied with your visit here. It is a great

joy to me also to have seen you and to have again established in

our detailed discussions our entire accord regarding aims which

guide us. Their realization will bring great blessings on our

empires. I hope soon to be in a position to take advantage of your

kind invitation. Hearty greetings to Zita and yourself. In true

friendship. WILHELM.

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