The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-02
MANY OPPOSE THE KAISER.
PRESS AND PEOPLE OF GERMANY
FIND FAULT WITH POLICY.
Demand That Narrower Limits ne
Adopted In Dealing with the
China observation-disclosures Omcial
Contends There Are No Proposals.
COPYRIGHTED by the Associated Press.

BERLIN. Sept. Tine German press Is
full of articles commenting on the latest
turn OF the China situation, and X is gen.
orally construed as marking the begin
ming of serious lack of harmony between
the powers. whose Chinese interests are
colliding at too many points 10 enable
them to maintain a united front lengthily.
Russia's sudden change OF attitude came
here as a complete surprise. since the lat
est previous utterances OF Russia seemed
to denote a continuance OF the closest
German Russian relations on the subject
of China. although II was known here
that the unmeasured Won Waidersee idoia-
try and the putting by the emperor Of the
onus for Won waldersee's appointment
upon the czar. as well as the continued
influence OF German officers In China and
Emperor Williams farewell speeches,
had greatly dispieased Russian govern
ment circles. including the car.
Won waidersee has been sent as the
emperor's personal man to China, rather
against the wishes OF Count Won Buelow,
the minister of foreign affairs. who dis
approves OF the "politico-diplomati gener-
alissimo." whose hand I'm China may up
set all Count Won Buelow has been able
to do. Nevertheless, the emperor expects
that Won waldersee. after his arrival in
China, will take his instructions solely
from him. and carry our his majesty's
personal ideas regarding the Chinese sit
uation Won Buelow repeatedly protested
against this arrangement. though un-
availingly. II would be a mistake to be-
lieve the emperor therein mas the indorse-
ment OF the majority OF the nation. In
Won Bueiow on the contrary. II is other
wise. The nation. embittered at his mates-
ty's continued ignoring OF the Reichstag
and an overwhelming part of the press
daily disapproves of Emperor Williams
Including
conservative and lingo nationalistic press
Narrower Limits Demanded.
The Kreuz Zeitung consistently de-
mands that the China policy be OF mar
rover limits. and the Deutsche Tages
zeitung says conditions which allow the
''sole constitutionally responsible person
viz the imperial chancellor. TO absent
himself during the most critical times"
and which ignore the foreign Offices de-
mands and claims and also ignore the
re,shs,ag are ha ar shaSas ,is similar.
ly. A foreign office official said today:
Germany does not Interpret the United
States answer to Russla's note az mean
Ing the withdrawal Of the United states
from the entente OF the powers. Natur-
ally. where the powers act together, u
Is impossible for all to have the same
ideas al the same time. Any new propo-
sition must lead to an Interchange OF
opinions TO reach an agr~ment which
viii he the result this time"
sationai article upon the most recent turn
~ affairs IN China. which II Is here
claimed was Inspired BY the foreign Of
iice, the foreign office official said
eft was not inspired. The foreign Of
Ace regards Count Won waldersce's task
as unfnrestailel by recent events He viii
become commandcr-in-chfefo f all tho for
s s,rn. Russia does nat propose to Win.
draw from that province, but only TO
TicntSin."
No Peace tn Prospect.
II Is said that DIR. Murnm Won Schwarx-
snstein. the German minister 10 China.
il still nj shanghai. and that Il - left
10 him 20 decide "a stay there or go else
where. Asked whether the minister would
conduct the peace negotiations n behalf
81 Germany. the foreign offiee officiAi pre-
viously mentioned answered.
"Ne peace negotiations are IN pros
Mr. John n Jackson. the United states
~ the report cahled here from Washing
ton regarding the question of REssia's
note. lie has seen the text of the note.
and says The published reports are incor-
feet,
Remarkable discovery.
The most remarkable result ~ the re-
cent excavations az Speyer has been The
unsarthimEt intact u the 'pmhs and
bones of the eTnperors u 'he Salse dy-
he French IN isSs BY he thick snbser-
raaean walls.
The North German Lloyd steamer Kai-
Serin Maria Theresa, an her home trip
succeeded IN aRnainE a message IN kilo-
meters by a wireless telegraph appara-
fsst
sinee King Humherts assassination shs
safety sarNtre around tt@ emperor has
been intensified. the main precautions
being taken against Italians bat they are
alse taken against AZ straaSers To-
ateht Tor the ) 4pranAtFeieh ttRtt1sA
neAr the Schl0ss. che most car7sntnfe pre-
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