The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-18
KAISER AGREES
TO TERMS
Accepts Suggestions" Made
by Won BuelOw
A REICHSTAG VICTORY
Chancellor Laid Situation Before the
German Emperor--von Buelow Will
Remain---"Perfec Understand
ing" Said to Be Reached.
A REICHSTAG VICTORY

Berlin, Nov, ISL kaiser received
Chancellor Won Buelow yesterday morn
| ing In the new palace at Potsdam.
As a result OF their two hours inter.
view, the crisis, so far as Won Buelow's
relations with the emperor are concerned,
is at an end. The chancellor will remain
in Office.
At the close OF the interview II was
unoflicially announced that the kaiser
and Won Buelow had reached "a perfect
understanding"
The kaiser, IL was said. Listened TO a
long statement OF the chaneellor's views
on the situation as well as review Of
the proceedings in the Reichstag and the
federal council Won Buelow's statement
also included description Of the general
public attitude on the subject.
Won Buelow then submitted proposals
for dealing with the questions raised by
the publication Of the recent interview
in the Daily Telegraph, together with
suggestions regarding the kaiser's flu.
ture policy in respect to such questions.
The kaiser in reply agreed to the
chancellor's views and accepted his pro.
posals.
The exact nature of the agreement
which the kaiser thus subscribed to was
not given out at the time, but it was
expected that an official statement would
be forthcoming within a few hours.
Won Buelow Acclaimed.
Won Buelow, accompanied by his mill.
tary adjutant, Major Won Schwartzkop.
pen, iourneyed to Potsdam yesterday
morning in first class compartment OF
an ordinary suburban train. When he
arrived at the railway station, few
minutes before the departure of the train
he looked very pale but composed. An
acquaintance approached the chancellor
and told him that the entire German
people accompanied him in thought on
bis difficult mission to Potsdsm.
Won Buelow replied gravelyi Il have
no other idea than to do my duty toward
the German people"
The acquaintance expressed the hope
that in few hours the people would be
able to shout, "Hoch, Won Bueiowl"
The chancellor replied, smiling. One
cannot tell how things win turn out"
The little crowd that witnessed the
chaneeilor's departure was gYestly in.
terested in a heavy black portfolio car
risd BY Major schwsrtzkoppen. IL was
known TO contain certain documents and
press cuttings which the chancellor pro.
posed to lay before the kaiser in support
of his case.
A court carriage that awaited the
chancellor at Potsdam conveyed him to
the palace, where the kaiser had ar
rived few hours previously. Won Bue.
low was admitted Immediately to the
imperial presence.
The ReichsanEeieer, the official gag.
cite Of the empire, published last night
with the sanction Of the emperor, the
following statement;
In the course Of his audience granted
yesterday by the emperor to Chancellor
Won Buelow, the chancellor described 10
the emperor the mood OF the nation and
explained his position with reference to
the debate in the Reiehstag Of last Tues
day. The emperor listened to these ex-
plantations with great earnestness, and
expressed his win as follows.
Needless of the obvious incorrect |
axaggerations, his majesty considered his |
principal aim to be 10 secure the continu |
ance Of the imperial policies under the |
safeguard of constitutional responsible. |
ties; he approved the chancellor's ad.
dress in the Reichstsg and assured the
prince of his continued Confidence
The emperor's act, taken together
with the circumstances leading thereto,
Is regarded as a far step in the direc.
ton Of government responsible to the
But it is only a step and
should his majesty 20 beyond the spirit
If his assurances there is a likelihood
Of the adoption of other measures to
compass the desired end.
Immediately after his return from
Potsdam, Chancellor Won Buelow saw the
members of the Prussian ministry in
confidential council and communicated to
hem the details Of his audience with
ne emperor. The president OF the Reich
tag, Count Won Stolberg, had long
conference with the chancellor imnedi-
ltely after the meeting with the minis.
ers. Details Of the Potsdam audience
we're communicated to the leading mem
,ers of the federal council by Minister
# the Interior Bethman- Hollweig.