EMPEROR WILLIAM.

Bush Advocate, Volume XXI, Issue 118, 17 November 1908, Page 2

EMPEROR WILLIAM.

Press Assn — By telegraph — Copyright. . LONDON, Yesterday. It is stated at Berlin that the Emperor is dissatisfied with Prince- Bulow's attitude towards the attacks by the "Tageblatt," amd there are reports that Priuco Bulow will resign before 1909. Tho Kaiser on Monday gives an audience to Prince Bulow at Kiel, where the former attends the ceremony of swearing in recruits. The "Cologne Gazette" complains of tho Kaiser's absence from Berlin, and says that apparently he regards events in the Reichstag as so insignificant as not to interrupt shooting parties and Court festivities. In well informed quarters in Berlin it is believed that Prince Billow's declaration in the Reichstag regarding the Kaiser showing greater reserve in future, was made without tho Kaiser's sanction, and that his acquiescence largely depends upon whether Prince Bulow receives the unanimous support of the Federal Council and the Prussian. Ministry, who met yesterday. " The Committee of the Conservative party have issued a manifesto appealing to the Kaiser's sense of uprightness and straightforwardness and exrressing a hope that he will bo better advised in future than during recent dark days, '"when no one dared tell him that his place was not in foreign Sarts but beside his Ministers in lerlin. *