The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-15
R0YALISTs ROUTED
VICTORY OF INsURGENT FORCES IS
 COMPLETE.
France And Germany Send Identical Notes To Germany Concern
 ing The Controversy Over Moroccan Affairs.

St Petersburg. Sept, 14-The route of the Royalist forces under lzzatui Khan, by a detachment of the insur- gents garrison at Tabriz is complete, according to further dispatches received today from Tabriz. and Ain-Ed-Dow- leh no longer can count on the sup port of the Maku cavalry which was intercepted by mountain tribesnen ana defeated.
 The correspondent of the Novoe Vremya gives a new account of lzza- tuls discomfiture. saying that the monarchists carried Sat-Ar-Khats positions and captured two cannon. SuddeDfy. however the Royalist forces unaccountably became panic stricken and fled. It is rumored that the panic was the result of Izzatui's scheme for q night flank attack. He withdrew portion of his troops without notify ing the other commanders and the rest of his army saw their comrades ap- parently were seized with panic which was communicated to the forces.
 The Franco-Spanish note, sent to the two powers, is composed of two parts, "note." properly speaking, and a declaration. The former refers only to the general interest of the powers to be safeguarded before Mulai Hafid is recognized as Sultan of Morocco, namely. the confirmation of the Alge- ciras act and measures envolved in it's application, notably the right conferred upon France and Spain to prevent con- traband of arms at sea and the con frmation of all treaties and engage ments made by the Moroccan foreign board with foreign Governments; the diplomatic corps and individual; the acceptance of responsibility for debts contracted by the foreign board; the confirmation of the powers indemnity aSfnsa of Hanna the Sultan recognizing his responsibility for the payment of these indemnities. the formal ofiiciai disavowal of a holy war by letters sent to towns and the tribes and the immediate adoption of necessary measures to assure the se- curity of the ports and the principal interior roads. When these guaran- tees have been obtained. Mulai Hahd, the note says, can be coecgniged.
 The declaration Is only e courteous notice to which the powers are not asked to reply. It says that Mulai Hafid should assure honorable treat ment for Abdel-Aziz. and recommends equitable treatment for the latter's functionartes.
 connection with the note explains that France. instead of trying to profit by the situation. and force a settle rnent of her own affairs before the recognition or Mulef 1anQ as SulLan had higher conception of her duty, believing that his recognition should be solely conditional on guarantees in the common interest of all the powers.
 The communication points out that the advantages to Mulai Hafd of his accuiesence. the first being the trans fer to him of the cash balance in the Morocco State Bank now in the name of Abdei-AziE, and after explaining in 2aE- A.. between the Moroccan foreign board and the diplomatic corps. etc.. which Mulai Hand Is asked to confirm. con- cludes as follows:
 The note apparently is inspired by loyal and friendly sentiments toward all the powers. It is aimed at none, but is sincerely European. namely in the interests of all the signatories of the Algeciras act. including America" |"