The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-30
GERMANY RETAINS
MOROCCAN GRIP
Superior Force Alone Gan Make
Kaiser's Forces Give
Up Port.
WILL HOLD NAVAL STATION
NAgadir Is Splendid Base for War
Vessels and Will Not Be
Surrendered.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
ii Cable TO The Tribune.

BY MALCOLM CLARKE.
Special Cable TO The Tribune.
BERLIN. July 29.-Germany will give
Up her grip on Asedir and southern Mo-
rocco about the time England turns loose
Egypt and America leaves the Philin-
pines. Her statement that she will with
draw as soon as the country Is quiet and
Herman interests are safe. means Just
about this. for the tribes about Agadlr
are about as unruly and warlike as any
In Morocco and the country Is never
quiet
The situation there is not at all dlssin-
i!ar 10 that which led to the seizure OF
kioo Chou in China. though no German
subjects have yet been murdered at Aga
dir,
And II should be remembered that Ger
many needs naval station fully as much
In northern Africa as ever she did In
China
The official notice TO the powers OF ths
occupation Of Agadir is worth reading.
Here IL is:
German firms engaged In business in
the south OF Morocco especially at Aen-
nlr ana Its vicinity. arc disquieted by a
certain ferment among the tribes In thar
region, which appears 10 have been pro-
duced by late events In other parts OF the
country These firms send a request to
the Imperial government for the proteo-
Acting upon thelr request. the govern
IInent has decided to dispatch n warship
TO the port OF Agadir. In order. In case
ton 20 the German subjects ard protcges.
as we'll as to the considerable German in
terests In those regions.
AS soon as tranquility and order have
been restored In Morocco the vessel which
mas been entrusted with the duty OF pro-
teGtion VIII leave the port of Agadir.'
In the opinion OF diplomats here there
Is Just one thing which will cause the
German eagle 20 take It's taions out OF
Afaa'T n. a and that Is superior force
supplied does not appear.
Desirable Station
Not only will the occupation Of Aeadir
give Germany better standing In what
ever conferences may bc called TO con-
o1 -lde1 Moroer9n affairs. but the port Is
Agadir has the best roadstead in Mo-
rocco and gives shelter from all the winds
OF The AIantlc 1t Is a most desirable
ern part of the Sus country. and is the
western gate of the Sou6an. As "A port
on the route to South Africa the Import
The province of Sus Is extensive and
feTtle. and is rcported IN he rich I'm min
craiS Many attempts hav" been made
by European nations to effect 2 settle
nent on tho coast. but the policy uf the
Moorish government has aiways Neeo -
Keep Keep the door closed. Cntil thc end of tho
eiShtecnth century. and fro~l tho h~~.'n-
ninG. OF thc fifteenth. Great Britain had Il
nominal vice consul MT AgadIr
,,dL me nrst French commercial nous" in
1910 The population ~ Agadlr doe~ not
exceed 600 or 100. There are no Euro
Peans there and the oniv alIcrs are Jews.
Mogador. The town stands ON cliff
overlooking the roads,ead which Hes on
the flank OF the great trade routes 90
America. South Africa and india AMI
Australia. II IS walled town. with
gates that are shut at night The Rcr-
bers. who inha Bit tho town and province,
are warlikc people.
Prince Joachim Improves.
Prince poachim is slowly but surely
recovering from the effects OF his acct
dent, but II has been long and very
lrksomc affair HIS roVal hiGhncss can
walk agaln-with the aid Of couple of
sticks he goes for short stroll In tho
gardens al Po,sdam every day: his knee
is stu very stin. and The knserin is
very anxious about her Benjamin. who
perial family, and has only OF late years
become really robust.
His imperial majesty. on his trip Ia
Norway. took formidable suite. II
comprised Generals Won kcssel. Non
Marken. Won Moltke. Won Lyncher Ad-
m!ral Eon Mueller. Captain Won Buelow.
and his majesty's doctor Prof. Albert
Niedner. Among the kaiser's guests this
wear are Prince Albert OF SchleSNig-
Holstein. Count Goertz. Professor Guss
genial inten9ant general OF the imperial
1heaters. Count Hulsen- Hacser is
bachelor and abou, the same age as the
have been close friends ali their lives
The count Is very bright and witty. and
good at getting. up just the kind of en-
board ship during bad weather. As
lsual. his majesty invited q weliknown
landscape painter 70 accompany him on
the cruise The kaiser Is fond OF having
any place or piece Of scenery sketchcd
n the time. and later the artist
makes Il painting OF II. which Is bought
% go on the Hohenzollern to the lords
S greatly coveted among the marine
artists
Crown Prince Plays Polo,
Like his uncle. Prince Henry of Prus-
'Ia. who some years ago polo
player. the crown prince of Germany Is
aking great interest In the game, His
imperial hiehness, who Is an enthusi-
or months polo on his way back
rom his recent visit To India, and re-
emily he took part In .s,,x several d.5on polo
There are nj this time several polo clubs
n Germany. notably AT Hamburg. Mu-
lich. Bremen. Frankfort, Hanover and
serlin.
The trials Of Count Guenthcr Won Koe-
igsmarck. the two Barons Won Arnlm,
nd the money lenders Lconnurdt ana
)omarus for extensive land frauds. and
( Baron Won Schonk zu Schwenshers
nd Hungarian officer named Thibolsh.
or cheating 1T cards and other offenses.
ave resulted In the conviction OF all
he accused.
Count Won Koenigsmarck n member OF
y historic Prusslan family, has been
entenced to four months Imprisonment.
nd the two money lenders To nine and
ne month. respectively. The brothers
'arons Won Arnim escaped with small
nes.
Baron Won Schenk has been sentenced
, two years Imprisonment and fine
800 while his friend. tho Hungarian
fficer receives one years imprisonment
nd a fine Of $50
In the case OF Baron Won Schenk the
ourt regretted that Il could only inn
ose the maximum sentence OF two years
Both The baron and Thi