New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-03
MOROCCO CRISIS NEAR


land will regard II. The peace OF Europe
we suspect, will not he disturbed.
"The Daily Graphic" says: I'VE warned
our French friends that they were oe'uo.
ing themselves, and that IL they oe'ay.u
conversation with Berlin serious cris,o
WAS inevitable. The action OF Germany
nrecipitates a situation which Is far sra'e'
than that preceding Algeciras =.
The DAILY Chronicle" says that 'he s
,.,,or I'm Morocco will not be Improved Wy
the action OF Germany win r'e"."
,roons I'm the interior, Spanish troops ;"
the north and a German warship ]" ,"'
chief southern port the situation may
,slon in very ugly way To prevent '"i1,
the Chronicle" says, sei-re'"a''
sides will be necessary a
mr. "D,,lv News" saws Il was the increo-
ih,,. short-sighted French aggression WI"
the occupation of Fee. when was
Cd I'm. that brought about this result
The Daily Mali says: "Asadir mas .''o
finest roadsteai on the coast OF Morocco
and would make an excellent naVdi D~'o
Is this the reason for the SURPRISE
many has sprung on Europe"
"Furope cannot possibly submit 10 inc
constant disavowal OF obligations say
Tho "Dailv Express" NOR will IT agree 10
ANYTHING like a triple partition OF Moroo
| on Nor is IL conceivable that France an"
cre,t britain will tolerate Germany
,.ouisi,ion of a port on the Atanuc uh'
der anv circumstances Great Britain IL
Morocco stands with France
Madrid. July 2-Germany's action III
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majority Of the Spanish newspapers az
concur in believing that Great d.
must and will pronounce the las. 49,
and that Spain can only await o''e'''
ments In calm confidence
,rbe semi-oficial "DiariO Universei CON
s,ders that the landing OF Germans o.
Agadir will prejudice Germany
notably in the eyes OF the briusn so
eminent. and foresees that the Moroo'al
problem will become more entahsisa an
the situation for the signatures u
Algeciras act more difficut' 49,.
snanish opinion. however, ADDS 'he
naper. views Germany's action WIN sau'
faction. not because 1t is believed that lhe
entrance OF a third party into the 1ues,io'
will tighten Spain's diplomatic horizon ou'
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phaslzes the duty OF the powers to deiehu
.te,r interests and subjects In Morocco
1.ha "Diario Universal" nevertheless. doupt'
that Great Britain will take this vie"
Germany. II concludes, does not constitute
the only new factor In Morocco. Another
not less powerful and influential, LOOMS w
Great Britain.
rD,. rba Associated Press.
Rerlin .July 2-Gernany, in sendins IN
ounboat Panther to Agadir and SHAKING
claim in Southern Morocco in anucipauof
., the nossible partition Of the country, ac
cordine to the general Interpretation OF th
German press, will take It's snare III u"
Sis River Province, with its rich copper AM
mineral deposits It's great agricultural pos
! sib,lities and it's equable climate IN "hic'
whites can live and work, unless, the com
ment adds. France and Spain Withdraw
from the present adventure and really re
spect the integrity of Morocco
This is confirmed by seml-official state
ment which appears in The Cologne ia
zctte." pointing out that France ana spain
| under the assurances of purely temporar
ard benevolent action, both landed troop
and occupied territory in violation OF IN
| Algeciras treaty. Germany says the state
ment. has no intention OF remaining per
manently in Agadir. but will not leave tina
town before normal conditions are restore
in Morocco
This phrase evidently means until the re
tirement Of the F'ranco-Spanish expeditions
The Gazette further discusses the eX
tent of German interests in the region an
the prospects Of the spread OF disorder
there on account of the attitude OF the sui
tan and France toward the dismissed Viziel
Sid Madam Glaui. whereby the lives G
German subjects living in Morocco an
others under the protection Of Germany ar
endangered.
Special dispatches from Tangier say tina
a German force has landed at Agadir Thi
is not confirmed but II is stated here tina
II is likely that the phrase for the pres
ant" in the official announcement OF the dis
patch of the Panther implies that othe
warships will be sent to Agadir later
such action is justified The Germa
Minister has Informed the Moroccan GOV
eminent that the Panther will remain a
long as Germany considers il necessary.
There are some indications, aecoruIng {
the "Morgen Post" that France and Grea
Britain have assented to the step whic
l Germany has taken. Baron Won Kiderle
| Wachter. Secretary OF State for Foreigl
| Affairs. has gone on a short vacation. ind
eating that he does not consider the situs
! voiced by the German newspapers man
I OF which ere enthusiastic and believe tina
Germany should have interviewed earlier.
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