The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-16
KAISER'S AIDE DIES
COUNT HUELsEN-aAEsELE Ex-
 FIRES SUDDENLY.
Death Occurs fn Presence of German Emperor Who Postpones His Meeting With the
 Chmnceffpr.

Bar1in, Nov 15.--Because Of the trag- ac death of General Count Huelsen- Haeseier, chief of the German military cabinet. the Emperor has autographed ence arranged to take place at Kie, tomorrow aboard the battleship Duets- chIand must be deferred.
 The Emperor will return to Berlin on Tuesday when the meeting between him and the imperial Chancellor, which the country awaits with intense feel ing. is expected to occur.
 Count Huelsen- Haeseler was laugh ing and talking after dinner at Don aueschingen last evening when he sud denly tell. stricken with apoplexy, in the Emperor's presence. and died al- most immediately. He had held the position of imperial adjutant for nine teen years and was the Emperor's con- stant companion. He had the ability to tell most amusing stories in the Berlin dialect and had an immense in- fnence in the army because all promo fiDns passed through his hands.
 Emperor William was greatly shock ed at the death of his aide and can celled all engagements at Ktel. but af- ter a requiem mass was said at Don- ausschingen early this morning at which the Emperor laid a wreath upon the easket containing the body. he went to Baden-B Baden where the Elm press Is visiting her great aunt. the Duchess Louise. His majesty will re- turn to Donaueschingen tomorrow and from there win proceed to Berlin.
 Public irritation against the Emper- or, as indicated in the newspapers and in the general conversations wherever one goes. seems to Increase with the delay to the Emperor's receiving the Chancellor. The expectation appears to be that the Emperor if he recog- nizes the feeling os the country, win make some sort of declaration which will tranquilize his subjects.
 The depth of the popular sense of grievance against the Emperor is al- most inexplicsble. One of Athe leaders of the National Liberals int the Reich stag, said.
 The Emperor has lost 75 per cent of his influence in Germany within two weeks"
 The general manager of one of the principal machinery works in Berlin who was present when this remark was made, added:
 Yes. he has lost 90 per cent"
 Since the growing feeling against Emperor Williams personal initiative both in internal and external affairs was suddenly released by his now fa- nous published Interview" there have
 
 astonished even the advanced Radi- calls. The "lnterview" merely has been the occasion for . passionate express gtcn of the German peoples desire that the sovereigns power shall be- limited 60 close constitutional interpretations.
 The Socialists and Radicals are loud ip their demands for strict parliament ary responsibility. pr. Theodore Earth, leader of one of the Radical parties in the Relchstag, says that. the Emperor IS the strongest colleague the radicals have and that he has done more to show the people the need of responsi- hle government than years of national debate could have done.
 The Chancellor will present to the Emperor a strong statement with ref erence to the attitude of the Reichstag that the entire Reichstag had assenteJ to declarations made by its members that the Emperor had exceeded his con stituttonal authority in discussing con- troverted questions with which the eov- ernment is identified with foreigners.
 He will communicate 10 the En- peror the opinion formulated at the meeting of the Bundesrath that it would be wiser for the Emperor not to express views affecting the rela- tions of the Empire with other coun- tries through the responsible ministers He will endeavor to impress his majes- ty with the fact that the people at large and the press of the country are opposed to his intervention in affairs for which he Chancellor and other Ger man officials of State are responsible.
 It is understood that there has all ready been an exchange of views be. tween the Emperor ana Chancellor von Buelow and it is believed that for the present at least his majesty will be ready to meet the emergency by con- senting to entertain the suggested re. formg in his procedure.