Arizona republican., 1905-09-29
Preference of Both France
 and Germany
MOROCCAN CONFERENCE
Will be Held There if Agreeable te Ohci.I Text of the Accord Signed Yesterday, by Representa- lives Of Both Nations.

Paris. Sept. 2S.-The official text cr the Franco-Germana accord on the sub ject of Morocco which was signed to- day. as given out says:
 Negotiations between France and Germany concerning the program faf the conference on Moroccan anairs have successfully terminated Acc1-I is reached on , program comprising the organization Of the police. the re- gulatiOn and repression of coutrlhlu1 arms; financial reforms. consisting principally of the organization of a state bank and also the best means of collecting duties. and the creation of new means Of revenue and also deter imitation of principles destined Go safe guard the economic liberty of Mo rocco"
 The agreement then makes a special reservation of the frontier region ba- tween Tangier and Morocco where t-- maintenance of police will be regulat- ed, directly between France and th. Sultan without submission to the com ference. The regulation of contrab-ud in the same region also remains fa- France to determine with the suIta-
 The two governments unite in askiuE 2 that Spain accept Anglers as the place for the conference.
 
 man loan to Morocco it is agreed .lIr French bankers shall uarticipate yrifl the Germans and there is Go be similar participation or French firms in the building Of the harbor works ar Tangier if French company offe.s ga loan equal to those of the German con tractors.
 Finally the accord provides for .re submission of the program without de- lay to the sultan and the siguatori. les of the convention of Madrid. Upon I.z submission to the sultan both tr, French and German missions now ar F'ez will return Jo Tangie- |. The anc0-German accord uu-- Morocco signed today arouses tha Eeenest satisfaction not only ou ae- count of Morocco. but chiefly because it terminates the suspense of rnou-hs which threatened to disturb the ueara { or Europe Both the foreign offices and the German embassy were equally gratified to close the controversy The final fornalities brought our an exchange of cordial feIicitatious De- tween Premier Rouvier and Ambas--- l dor Padolin and the plenipotenJiri-s l Dr. Rosen and M. Revolt The accorI IS interpreted as a COmpromiSe ir which each side secures advautaees Chancellor NOn BUeloW's proposition f1 submit Moroccan questions to a confer ence is finally realized. and M Edu- ! vier has carried his point of keeu-n.- { Frances special interests from the Com ference and restricting the remaIuIu= i questions within exact limits The { diplomats consider the result highly advantageous in removing obstacles Go . a rapproachement between France and ! Germany Commenting on this view the semi-ohiciaI Temps this eveniu- says:
 France does not want an alliance outside of that with Russia. but she is none the less ready to welcome closer relations with other nations Germ any's cOnciliatory attitude and final concessions of a number of contested points is attributed to a desire Go pro mote better feeling with France and Russia thus cOunteracting on the con tinent the advantages which Great Bfi- tain gains through her new alliance 1 with Japan"