The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1909-07-15
GERMAN RULE
In NEW HANDS
d. Won Bethmann-Hon
veg Now Chancellor.
FRINGE Won BUELow LEAVES
Changes Made IN Emperor VII
Hams Cabinet.
NEW CAancelior d sIild Conservative
Bat strictly Non-Partisan-1s
MueA Loved by Subjects
Of Emperor.
FRINGE Won BUELoW LEAVES

Berlin. July 14.-Dr. Won Bethmann-
Hoilweg was today appointed Chancel-
Tor Of the German Empire in success
ston to Prince Won Buelow.
Emperor William arrived in Berlin
thfs morning At Q o'clock on . special
Won Bueiow in the small garden Of
the Berlin palace. where the two men
could be seen from the bridge across
the Spree, as well as from the Burs
6trasse. The Emperor shook the
Prince warmly by the hand and the
two walked up and down the garden
for three-quarters of an hour In an
mated that his majesty often grasped
Won Buelow by the arm.
At about IL o'clock DR.. Won Beth.
mann Hollweg appeared In the garden.
whereupon Prince Won Buelow babe
farewell to his majesty and the EN-
peror walked to and fro with the new
conner. In the meantime the crowd on
the bridge and the street increased In
numbers.
Emperor William has presented
Prince Won Buelow with the order Of
the Black Eagle In diamonds. Both
tbs retiring and the new Chancellor
we're warmly greeted by the crowds
outside the palace.
u Following the interview with Dr..
Bethinann- Hollweg. Emperor William
granted audiences to Herr del Brueck,
Of the Interior Department and Herr
Wermuth, Under Secretary Of State for
the Interior.
Various other Cabinet changes were
gaxetted todaS. Herr del Brueck, Of
the Interior Department, succeeds DR..
Won Bethmann-Hollweg as Minister OF
the Interior and Vice. Chancellor; Rein
hold Syddw. Secretary of the Imperial
IN AA -
Commerce.; Herr Wermuth. Under Sec
rotary for the Interior under DR.. Won
Bethmann-Holiweg, becomes Secretary
OF the Treasury and Ludwig Hole,
Prussian Minister of Public Instruction
rettres on account of i'll health and
there also is retired. Won Trott Zu
Sole. President of the province of Bran
denburg. Count Won Loebel. chief of
the Imperial Chancellory has been ap-
pointed President of Brandenburg.
Americans Like Wermuth.
Herr Wermuth, who was German
Commissioner to the Chicago EXPOSE
zion has many personal friends in
America and always followed Ameri-
can AFFAIRS with especial interest
Or Won Bethmann Hoiiweg, In his
political principles. is g mild conserv-
alive, but he Is most particular in the
application to himself OF the tradition
policy that the servants of the crown
must be non-partisan.
The new Chanceilor's speeches on So
ciai questions since he has been Min
itser Of the Interior have been liberal
In tone.
Prince Won Buelow recently said OF
the new Chancellor:
HE is very able man and Of q
profound nature"
In q conversation today with a rep
Kesentatfve OF Hamburg newspaper,
Dr4 nxAS RrtAln No..
The fact that he had been reproached
with want of courage In not dissolving
The Reichstag. explained that he had
not taken this step because elections In
khe present state OF public opinion
would have resulted in increasing the
forces of socialism and the new House
would not have passed the finance bill.
have been able,'' Prince Won Bue-
low continued, ito overcome the so.
niaiists and give them a smashing de-
feat at the elections without resort
ing to repressive police measures"