| Show RUlEhBfJWs B S TO 1 WilL JF PEOPLE Emperor William of Germany Says He Will Never More Insist Upon t Personal Policies Public Utterances of Haughty Ruler Gets Him In Bad Repute With HIS Subjects Who Show Their Displeasure i Dis-pleasure In Significant Manner zc t f Berlin Forced by the angry tide ot Jopular feeling that swept the empire from end to end Emperor William on hueBday yielded to the nation nnd prqnilnpd i henceforth to conform to the idontsthutlonal methods of conducting tthe policies of Germany The climax to the public utterances of the emperor was cliched In an itntervlow i which he gave to an Eng liBhiuun and which was published In juie London Dally Telegraph on Octo I ser 28 As tho outcome of this the fyfaile country was aroused the tlc l hstng Indorsed the attitude ot natty of Its prominent members when they denounced tho sovereign and Chancellor von Buolow while he at fgmpted to smooth away the affair tipdertook to communicate to his ma testy n straightforward and itnvar tijahed slutcnient of how the German people viewed hip Intervention In affairs af-fairs of state f jTho Interview between the emperor and the Imperial chancellor took placo at the new palace In Potsdam Tuesday Tues-day morning and at Its conclusion emperor made formal ptomlse to his people that In the future he would not ttct except through the chancellor and I his associate ministers So marked has been the change In the last few days of the Germans toward to-ward their sovereign that a crowd 01 n5l500 thathad gathered at a church TueSdny tttcrjqonr to attend the funeral of the late vl Cpunl t IliielenHaczlor at which the enip < 3of Stfd ehipressvtnie ° presontjvbeinjytfuu < aware of tho result ofthe audience greeted their majesties almost In silence si-lence Only niw hats were removed and theio were no cheer when the emperor and empress returned tc their automobile and started for Pots dam |
