The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
GERMANY WINS A
DIPLOMATIC war
New French Premier Comedies
the Points That Delcasse
Wouldn't Consider.
GERMAN NAVY IS ACTIVE
Suspicion at Berlin That France woulj
Z like to SEQ Great Britain Wipe
~ Out tho German Navy,
Though Whipped on Land.

Paris, June sI.--ofiiciai quarters here
today show n feeling OF optimism and
confidence concerning the early adjust
ment OF the Franco-Ge-rnan control
versy. which Is I'm marked contra '
the agitation and depression
week.
II In definitely stated that nego,ia-
tions between Premier Rouvier and
German Ambassador Randolln give
week.
improvements I'm the Franco German
situation continues today. officials ex-
pressing belief that the crisis IL on the
way toward speedy adjustment on the
basis OF conference within defined
limits.
France Makes q conesssisn.
Berlin. June ls.-Premier Rouvier has
informed Prince Radolin. German am
bassador at Paris. that France In In
ciined To accept the invitation TO take
part In the proposed conference on
Morocco provided the German and
French governments can reach mutual
else points TO be considered by the con-
ferees.
The conviction exists at the foreign
Office that France and Germany will be
able to agree upon this program. Al.
though earnest differences OF views are
yet Co be reconciled. the authoritative
Judgment OF the foreign Office In that
they will al be overcome By negotia-
ton.
NJ. Rouvier has yielded TO Prince Won
Buclow on two essential points on
which Delcasse. former foreign minis
ter. had refused the invitation TO take
part In the Morocco conference. Rou-
vier first consented tn reopen the aues-
tIon. and second agreed to take part IN
~ faN haa mr. to-.
In In conformity with French interests
This will be accepted by Germany.
which will init the deliberations OF the
conference. A great diplomatic battle
ts In progress with probabilities leaning
toward German success.
German Navy 10 Ready.
No adequate view Of German feeling
at this time can be presented without
making note OF the very general belief
In naval circles that Great Britain In
seeking an excuse TO check the great
progress which II making In German
sea armament. This belief is widely
expressed among naval officers OF all
classes. II IN their view that Great
Britain would be willing that France
should suffer defeat on land II Britain
thereby was given n chance To destroy
the German navy. As n result OF this
feeling there is great activity In the
German navy, and u hns never been so
alert or so perfectly ready for defense
as now.
Took q Turn for the Better.
Paris. June 2i.-The Improvement In
the Franco-German situation took n
moro definite turn yesterday as the
semiofiicial version OF Saturdays con-
ference between Premier Rouvier and
Prince Radolin. the German ambassa-
dor became known. This version shows
that the ambassador asked France 20
accept In principle the plan OF an In
ternational conference. leaving the de-
tails to be adjusted later. Premier
Rouvier answered that he desired first
20 be advised upon Germany's object
in securing the conference and the
questions IL would be called upon to
consider.
As the result OF instructions from
Berlin Prince Won Radolin was able to
respond to those inquiries and TO give
Information regarding the German gov
ernment's idea of the scope and conclu-
sion Of the conference. More partIcu-
iarly was he able to relieve the con-
ference nlan from any appearance OF
being n menace to France or OF being
a preliminary step to- override French
prestige In Morocco. With these eN-
plantations pourparlers will continue.
with "A good prospect OF resulting In n
definite agreement. There II. however.
a necessity for further exchanges be-
tween the governments with a view OF
fully defining the extent OF the confer
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