The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-09-12
GERMAN PROPOSALS WON'T DO
WOULD GIVE HER SANE FOOT
ING As FRANCE ~ MORO(CO.
All the Horses In Denmark Being Bought
for kaiser's Army stock Exchanges
Soothed 49, kiderien.W Ia aechtcr Aitru.
istic-SOriaiists at Jena Condemn " ar
Special cab,e De,pa,ehc, To THy sux.

Special Cabie Dispatches 10 THE SuN.
LONDON. Sept. iI.-Reuter Telegram
Company says that II has received COM
munication from "a high diplomatic
source in London" to the effect that Ger
many's reply to tho French proposals in
regard to Morocco has caused great dis
appointment. II the German proposals.
were accepted. according to this commu-
nication. they would practically involve
a codominium over Morocco econ omically
and politically and would mean that
France and Germany would be on the
same footing
The stock market recovered this morn-
ing some of last weeks losses caused by
the slump over the Moroccan trouble
American securities especially were
strong
PARIS. Sept II Paul Cambon. the
French Ambassador At London and q
brother Of Jules Cambon, the French rep
resentative at Berlin has been summoned
TO Paris to confer with the Government.
The tension over the Moroccan situation
is serious. There is much speculation
over the German counter proposals. which
il Ia believed call for large concessions in
the Congo and are entirely unacceptable
to France.
COPENHAGEN. Sept. u.--Agents Of the
mark on big scale. Ordinary prices
have been nearly doubled within the last
few days as a consequence.
BERLIN. Sept. lit is semiofficially
stated this afternoon that Germany in
her counter proposals in regard to Mo-
rocco is not claiming special privileges
in that country for herself but in the in
terest Of all other nations. Germany IL
is declared. is seeking guarantees that
France will not monopolize the public
works Of that country.
Herr Won Kiderlin -Wachter. the Foreign
Minister. had a long interview with the
Kaiser at the new palace at Pot sdam yes
terday. The Moroccan situation was un-
doubtedly the subject discussed.
Reassuring statements made by Herr
Won Kiderlin -Wachter to prominent
financiers in regard % the Moroccan situa-
ton had the effect of siren Ct thening prices
on the Boerse to-day. Prices advanced
an average of 9 per cent
The Foreign Office has received no con-
firmatory dispatches concerning the re-
port that three German mineraiogists
have been murdered in the province Of
Sus in southern Morocco. kilograms Of
inquiry have been sent to Tangier and to
the commanders of the German warships
at Agadir. which is on the Sus coast. The
chief interest centres in the question
whether if the report is true Germany will
land an armed force and thus complicate
the situation.
JENA, Sept li.-At to-day's meeting
of the congress Of Social Democrats the
leaders submitted resolution protesting
against ANY attempt to provoke man
| numbering war among such civilized
nations as France. England and Germany
which would inevitably become world
| wide and end in universal catastrophe.
! The resolution ascribed the efforts to
stir up strife to colonial pirates and
makers Of war materials. 1t concluded by
saying;
| This congress expects that the Ger
man workers will Use every means a,
their command to prevent war and de.
mands that the Reichstag be convened
Immediately so that the representa- tives
of the people may be given an opportunity
OF declaring their opinions"
In the course Of the debate on the reso
luton Quelch. a delegate from Grea
Britain. declared that his own country
was simply pirate power bent upon
conquest for the benefit of the plutocratiC
classes. He assured the delegates tc
the congress that the English Socia lists
were unitedly in favor of disarmament,
and would leave no stone unturned to
prevent a war. This was the first ap.
pearance Of Mr.. Quelch in Germany
since the German police in 1907 requested
him to leave the country.