The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-09-24
PEACE HAS BEEN
SECURED IN
MOROCCO.
French 0vertures Accepted BY
Arab Tribesmen.
DRUDE MEETS CHIEFTA!NS.
Fighting Now nj An End as Far -
France and Spain Are Con-
oenod.

PARIS. Sept, 2i.-Pcnce has been de-
ciared Ia Morocco. The delegates oi
three important tribes have accepted
the French peace oyorturcs now IN
augurated and Will see that the terms
~ the agreement are carried out Hos
tllltlcs are now at an end.
The government last night received
with great satisfaction a dispatch from
Roar Admiral Phllihert. the command
er OF the French naval forces In Mo-
roccan waters. saying that as a result
of the conference nc General Drude's
headquarters between the French
naval aud military commanders and
nineteen caids, rcpnesentlng the lena-
IA. Ouleseeyan aud Zyaidn tril'cs. the
three tribes have accepted unconditlon'
ally the peace terms offered by
France. These are NJ follows:
Hostilltics shall cease ~ once. Gen
eral Drudc may make military recon
nalssanccs throughout the territory Of
the three trlbes 10 satisfy himself that
the pacincation Is complete. the tribes
engage themselves 10 diSpcr-c aud
chastise all armed bodies that may
assemble In their territory With hostile
intent: every native found la the pos
session 81 arms or munitions VI war
within ten miles ~ Casablnnca shall
he handed over 10 the -hereenan M.
thorltlc-. condemned a. Imprisonment
and nned 500: the trilrS shall h. held
responsible Tor the carrying out Of the
previous stipulnilons.
Every native detected In smuggling
OF using arms shall H. p0nlshed. The
delegates % the trilss undertake %
surrender the nuthSts ~ the outngss
upon Europeans II July -. aud pend
lng judgment their gpod- shall H. SELF
ed aud sold Irrespective 81 the indem-
nifty which l. a. D. paid. the amount
~ which shall b. fixed 10y the Mons
can government The Chaouia tril--s
shall 20 a large Indemnify. the part
Of each triic 10 h. apI,ortioncd accori-
Ing 10 the length ~ time u resisted
the French. In addition the Chn0uia
lrll-s shall pay q contribution towanl
the harlsor works NJ Casahlanca.
To secure the carp lng ont u this
convention two notnhle- II each trile
shall h. given up ~ hostages. TIL.
dcl.Eat.s ~ the Oulc-.rynn. Z-natn
aud Zyaldn tribes Immediately named
their hostages aud signed the capltula.
ton
The campaign which France has just
brought 90 succvssful close Ia Mo
rocoo WIS inaugumtrd early In Au-
gust. iisi1. under the mandate given
e. hath Franc. aud Spain by the Al
ge,irus agreement to mnintnln prupcr
pollcc regulations Ia al. scaporis u
Morocco. The direct cause ~ the
movement was the murier on July ~
~ seven Europeans M Casahlancn
France aud spain acted with the con
sent ~ the powers. aud no power In
trrfcred with their operations
With pcac, France aud spain viii go
ahead with the work 81 establishing
an adequate police force IN the Mo
rpccnn scnpurts.
/ NNA Wv NNlNNN ~ hNANfhNt AhA-fa
Azlz. the situation II still serious. lie
faces n strong movement. led by his
brother. Mulai Hang 10 wrsst the
thfune from him. the disloyalty ~ his
trilcsmcn II Increasing aud the In
nlciiun ~ punlshments aud the collec'
lion - indemuitics through the French
doubtless VIII add to his unpopularity
among his own people. His tendency
toward western IDEAS IL far too strong
90 suit them already.
Caid Sir Harry MacIsean IL still a
prisoner IA the hands Of the bandit
ilaisuli. oil the negotiations for his 70
lease having failed.