Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-19
ROUvIER 50 INFORMS RADOLlN.
This on Condition that French aud
German Governments Can Agree
On Precise polutS
DIPLOMATIC BATTLE IN PROGRESS
Official Circles 10 Paris Display a
Feeling Of Optimism aud
Confidence

Berlin June 49, Premier Rouyier hah
Informed Prince Radolin the German
ambassador at Paris, that France Ia
inclined 10 accept tho invitation 10
trko part In the proposed conference on
Morocco provided the German and
n,ngh governments can reach a mu-
tuUlly satisfactory agreement 40 10 the
p,ciso points To be considered by the
confolooF The conviction exists M the
foreign ONCE that France ana Ger
Wuny VIII be able to agree upon this
program AlthouRh earnest differences
of Wow are yet 90 br rcooncled, the
puthorntiNc judgment Of the foreign
oli.o " that they VIII an be overcome
by negotiation NJ Rouvlor has thus
yielded to Prince Won Buclow on two
essential points ON which NJ, Dclcosse
the former foreign minister has re-
FUSED the invitation to take part IN a
Morocco conference, NJ, nouyior first
consented to rc.opon the question and
second agreed 10 take part IN the con-
ference provided the protocol II In con-
formity with French interests, This
win bo accepted by Germany which VIII
limit the deliberations Of the confer.
puuc, Great Britain, supporting
France, had also refused To- join the
proposed conference but Foreign SocN
lhnsdowne has II n understood said
that II France accepted Great Britain
also would accept
\ great diplomatic battle II IN prog.
RESI- with the probabilities leaning to.
WUid the German success,
PARIS ~ OPTIMISTIC,
Paris. Juno 10. -Onlcinl quarters here
today show feeling of optimism and
confidence concerning the early adjust
mont uf the FrGc1'Hermun contro-
Vorsy u the last week 1t IN definite.
~ stated that the NEGOTIATIONS betty
'romlor llouViur and Prince Radolin,
the German Ambassador gave promise
of accord within the present week This
doubtless VIII De- for an intcrnallO
conference with the scope clearly de.
iucd ~ uN not 10 give he slightest
prejudice To French interests ON ublign.
lions hut rather 10 supplement the In.
lclnnliunal agreements France hereto.
fCro mas made. Tho converse tons boz
tween NJ, knuyicl and Prince Radolm
are proceeding IN the most nmicuble
Nrirll, Win a feeling manifest ON both
SlCCS 10 reach an agreement
\ singular development OF the situa-
ton w the attitude of the Socialists
m der the leadership " NJ, lnuros, who
Join hnnds with the Nationalist IN re-
sistlng any extreme demands Of Ger
many The Socialists heretofore have
h,rn foremost In seeking Frnnco.GcT.
man upproachompnt but they now
maintain nat this sentiment should
uol lead tno government to permit
Germany tu dlctnto her own terms cone
corning the foreign policy Of France,
80 adequate expression Of the Gcr-
man lopllug at ihls time can be Pre-,
tont'd without making note OF the
worry hpuorul belief IN naval ulrclca
That tioul Britain IN seeking an excuse
10 rhock tine kruut prORroW which u,
making In the German 500 armament.
Ihis belief " widely expressed
among naval officers OF al ClssrN.
II rs their ricw that Great britain
would bo willing that France should
Nullor doioul on the lana II Great
lirllUn thereby WAS given u chance 10
destroy lhD I9mnu navy
As n irNull " this foolmg there IA
Rrrut activity w the uormnn navy and
n hlH lloNnr hOol 20 alert or M per,
fcOlV rpUly for defense ng nov, A
possible oNpl nation for this alarm ~
mat Admiral TlrnlG h0R boon WSionu
10 'oN me preparedness ANA 'prud
with which the navy could Dn placed
upon u war basis and therefore desired
lhul tho pliiruW should i,pl thc ihrl
ana stimulus OF un imminent Hctlon u
order 10 br.ug out ,ho hppst IN thcn
Tho Improvement in iho lornoo,Cler.
man situation continued during HE day
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