New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
GERMANS D|SPLEASED
AT MOROCCO TREATY
Publication Followed by Tender
of Two designations in
Colonial Office.
KAISER GOT 10000 so. NJ.
This Declared To Be an made
quate Quid Pro Quo for Recog-
milton of Frances Supreme
Position in Morocco.

Berlin Nov. In making public toms n
q complete summary OF the treaty concern
ing Morocco arranged by Foreign Secr'-
tary Herr Won Kiderlen-W aechter and the
French Ambassador. NJ Cambon. the For
cisn Office issued the following statement;
The German government believes that
both parties can be in accord over the con
tcn;s OF the new treaty. IL viii have a
calming effect not only upon conditions be-
tween Germany and France out also upon
the general political situation.
Germany stands at tie conclusion o.
this treaty i'm the same position as TO
French undertakings in Morocco as does
England 1t is especially emphasized that
ENGLAND has not interfcred in the negota-
tons"
Revelations OF discussions in the govern
mcnt regarding Morocco have greatly
weakened the positions Of Chancellor Won
Bcthmann-H oIweg and the Foreign secfe-
tsr,. Herr Won Kidsrlen-W accnter.
The Secretary of state for the Colonies
Dr. Won IinoeqtSt to-day renewed ms re
quest that his resignation, rendered last
summer be accepted. Later i'm the day the
Chancellor requested an audience with the
Emperor. 10 whom he recommended the
immediate acceptance Of Dr.. Llndelus' 5
resignation.
RESIGNATION Is Accepted.
rho colopial Secretary asked during the
summer that he be permitted To reliTe u
cause OF his dissatisfaction over the com
ucnsation which Germany was 10 receive
for the concessions TO be made TO france
I'm Morocco. The Emperor refused 10 re-
loaso him. because the Franco-Germah ne
gotiafions were pending. As late as laSI
saturday Or. Won I.ndequist denied mat
he intended to withdraw from the Cabinet
Tho Counsellor OF the Colonial Once
Herr Won Danckelmann, also reSiGned 10
d., and il is believed that the explanation
a., tis case also will be found in dissatis-
faction over the German compensation
rre cuperor accepted tonight the resis-
NATION Of Dr Won Lindequist. THIS resis-
nation is a significant symptom OF the IN
uopi,laritv Of the bargain WITHIN as Wen
as outside the government, and the DEBATE
I'm the Reichstag next Wednesday promises
70 be as severe an ordeal for Chancehor
Won Bethnann Ionweg as that In NoVeh-
her. 1908. was for Chancellor Won Buelo"'
Tho definition of Frances predominant
posifion iD Morocco occupies Iu-S &c Ol W
fourteen articles OF the treaty ~ -.
nine contain q long series OF guarantees
aud precautions to secure cltl5eis 49,, W az
countries equal commercial ana ec3nolul,c
onportIinities i'm the country under French
dopination and close up all lmaslhaoie
openings for iaNOr1tlSm , .
France undertakes 10 see that The var,
o,,. dircctOr, Of the Moroccan Ndtohai
E9nk which is an international institution
reureseut the bank on the permanent Gus.
toms committee changing yearly 50 tHtI
al TO ro,ycrS may get an insight into
Moroccan customs affairs. The directors o;
Tho hank will interchange similarly IN IN.
holding of membership on the bOaru ol
Public Contracts.