Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-13

hat Prince Won Bulow did not allow him
self to be tempted and replied to nothing
The Berliner Tageblatt pillories 'Herr
Won Kinderlen waechter in an article
headed, The Man With the Yellow
Waistcoat," and in which ii says:
1T was a most unfortunate idea on the
part of Prince Won Bulow to introduce TINS
diplomatist fresh from Bucharest INTO tme
1ebate. The Reichs;ag has as little faith
i'm Herr Won Kinderlen Naechter as III
the foreign Office
Other papers refer to Herr Won Kinder
len Waechter as an unfortunate choice on
the part of the kaiser, as whose Ola 'iihe
friend he is widely circulated.
The Zeitung am Mittag publishes uhoer
the heading .'Geheimrat SpaefZle. an OUT
line of Herr Won Kinderlen Naechter
career reminding the pubic that ne was
a member of the famous ROUND taDie
at Borchardt's restaurant, of which other
members were Prince Philip Zu Gutenberg,
who was called the troubaoour a
Herr Won Holstein, who was disinisseu
owing to Germany's failure at the A.s1 -
ras conference and who was referred 10
as che OYSTER Friend" Herr Won hlIi-
derIen Waechter was nicknamed Spael
zIe after the Wurtemburg egg CAKE VI
which he is exceedingly fond
Crisis Rapidly Approaching.
According to a report which merits at
tention tie chancellor crisis is approaching
rapidIy. and that this Is for quite uneA-
nected reasons 1t appears that af1er 'he
ministerial council at which Prince Won
RuIow received the fullest support from
bis colleagues. he telegraphed the kaiser
mt Donaueschingen that matters OF tie
highest Importance necessltateu HIS seele
him However. he received no stitsla.
tory reply and the Vossiche Ze1tung IN
an editorial echoes the lmpatlehce ieA' W
everyhody when 1t says.
1T Is a shame that in such truiy eai
nest times we are passing 'lii % -
some papers think fit to give proil'llle ~. .
to such trfles as the number OF stays ,ne
kaiser has killed and similar hunky!sHiS.
a fresh report of an act OF the KAISER
which If true. will excite poth the Du'. -. -
and the British animosity. Is contaheu III
a Dutch paper. the Vaderianu. 10. oo
nal saws that during the RuSso-Japanese
war the kaiser sent an autograph ie,lei
to Queen Wilhelmina stating tnat Yer
many would occupy certain Dutch mar
bors unless proper measures Were 'ahen
TO fortify them against the britlsh.
Talk of Possible Chancellors.
Douht exists as to whether or not Prince
Won Bulow will remain in office. Free
mention is made of possible successors
and DIR. Theobald Bethmann-Hail"eg'
ninisker of the interior. and Baron Won
Rheinbaben, Prusian minister OF state
are most frequently named.
The emperor spent yesterday fox hunt
ing and had breakfast in the forest.
Prince Won F'uerstenberg, his most mt
mate friend, is with him. The present Is
a time when the smallest circumstances
are studied in order to arrive at an I'M
Outstanding of what his majeStyS future
course may be. and there is satisfaction
that he is with the prince, whose influence
Is regarded as restraining and wise The
prince is the only man who seemed .. .
ma iesty treats him as an equal. Their
ancestors were counts together in Swa-
bia eight centuries ago. The prince Is
vice president of the Austrian Imperial
Eleece He is as much an Austrian sub
iect as German. Although the prince Is
of aristocratic descent he Is not a reac-
tionary and he is looked upon as dis
tinctly modern in his political views.