Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-17
HARMONY AGAIN
Emperor WilIlsm and Won Bue. low Bad q Hesrl 10 Bear!
 Talk ThIs Nornipg
TO SUPPRESS STORY

tween Chancellor von Buelow and Emperor William held at the new
 palace in Potsdam this morning re- suited in satisfactory understand
 ing. His majesty expressed his con-
 plete confidence in the chancellor and the chancellor will remain in of- flee. Furthermore the emperor ac- cepted the proposal made by the prince concerning the future conduct of state affairs. The result is believed to have
 ameliorated the very serious internal situation which has existed in Ger many for the past fortnight. This meeting which was watched by the entire German people with the most profound interest is an outcome of the much discussed interview" with an Englishman published in the Lon- don Daily Telegraph on October 2S,
 In which the emperor was credited
 with a very frank statement of the world policy of the German empore and also with being very gcod friend to Great Britain. The publi- cation was followed by a furious out break in Germany against his ma jesty He was most severely criti- cized in the German press and in the reichstag for his indiscretion, his as- supmtion of the royal prerogative and for unwarranted interference in the state affairs of the nation. Prince tz %L
 cisms in the reichstag and said that the emperor in the future would re- frain from a repetition of his most unpopular course of action.
 During the meeting of to-day the chancellor explained clearly to his majesty the temper of the German people on this matter.
 Whether or not the chancellor re- mained In office depended on how tho emperor accepted his statements. The Reichsanzeiger, the official gazette of the empire, will publish tonight with the sanction of the en- peror the following statement: "K the course of the audience granted
 to-day by the emperor to Chancellor yon Buelow the chancellor described to the emperor the mood of then na- tion and explained his position with reference to the debate in the reich stag of last Tuesday. The emperor listened to these explanations with great earnestness and expressed his will as follows
 'Heedless of the obvious incorrect congregations, his majesty consider ed his principal aim to be to secure the continuance of the imperial poli-
 cies under the safeguard of consti- tutional responsibilities; he approv- ed the chancellor's address s fp the
 reichstag and assured the prince o1 his continued confidence"
 Immediately after his return from Potsdam Chancellor von Buelow saw the members of the Prussian minis try in confidential council and con- municated to them the details of his audience with the emperor The president of the reichstag. Count von the chancellor immediately after the meeting with the ministry. Details of Potsdam audience were communi- cated to the leading members of the federal council by Minister of the h. terior Bethmann-Hollwe
 New York, Nov 17.-Frank H. Scott, president of the Century Pub fishing Co, declared positively to-day that no money had been paid or was to be paid by the German govern ment for the suppression of Dr Will liam Bayard Hale's interview with the Kaiser which had been announced for publication in the Century Nigga zine A cable from Berlin last night stated that weekly journal pro- fessed to have reliable information that after negotiations between the German foreign office and the writer of the interview, the government had paid Dr Hale $59,O00.
 II have read all the various arti- cles published about this interview. !" said Mir Scott, Including the one printed this morning. They are all absolutely untrue. There is not a word of truth in the statement that Dr Hale or anyone else received or Is to receive any money for suppress sion of the article"