St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1911-09-09
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D|N|aII|S',....!SI'
Rumors Of German Alnbassa-
doris Murder Unfounded.
Rumors in A1saee Create a
Panical Condition.
But Subsequent Events Have
Been More Quieting..
German Chancellor Has Ac-
cepted France posals.

Berlin, Sept. 5.-=---I ne merry l5t2si les5
over the protracted Eahee-t teEl.t ~
negotiations with regard 10 EIaroeaQ
seems to have increased Win ta9 r.
sumption at the German d Gelasn q
fee yesterday Of the onEeTsG t.st2a ~
tween the French aIabassa dor aag
the German foreign
Wild Tumors are bins cA a55I
lin the German proylneaal ~
Stettin large sums Of
been withdrawn from t22 s
banks owing to rumeEs tafss VIZ rs
impending. Other e,i ~
ing on the Alastian fra1Gt5ef g ae
effect that the German an 1853 soG
to France had been nlHFsi eEea n
Paris and that Germany iilz:szisf#t.Ea-
ly would declare war We4e s.resasS5E =
ered by the return Of a etago9n rssI-
mcnt to Celmar, theacaiItal oi zlLtIssI
Alsace, from the scene OF tae
manuever. An outbreak CT azssaaa-
terry among the troops. however aas
the reason of their return,
There was no meeting today be
tween the French ain bassador a4d
the foreign minisaeT but t is Dos
sible that another fsreia &c IS
held to-morroWra. 4 & S. tsfl
Imperial chanceiISr rstalrlss tS5 sssEs
capital from meeting between tE1e
German emperor and Grown Prince
Franz Ferdinand of Austfia@fi}ln-
gary.
The French proposals to GerTl1 sasa1ss77
according to an apparently inspi Eal.
article printed to-day IN the Io l2sei
Auziger, were submitted III tlle form
of an elaborate draft Of treaty.
According to the paper no GlA2e{Zt-
ties are apprehended over the g5es-
tion of employment of black troopE
/ i'll future European var sl2fcs
Morocco probably could not be gae4-
fed in many years, and trooEs naitfasl
elsewhere in Africa have not pTofed
particularly reliable.
Economic arrangements oEef tie
chief difficulty in the way OF a settle
ment. Germany, ACCORDING to t4tte
Lokal Anzeiger, must insist uFcn tile
rost minute garantees Tor ter eco
ncmic and commercial interests SIS
the French Government, uI1te1 vi
nately, under the pressure OF cQIleefs-
sion-hunters, has constant talEd-
ency to violate and evade the coil
cations in this respect. Mineral lie'
pc sits must be opened unrestIlctedt3
to all nations without taxes, eEparl
duties or devices which WoGBd se3t
out competition. The tone oI taS
article indicates a thorough 3aek Q.
confidence in Frances good faI5l
unless it is backed up by tslc IAaa.
substantial guarantees.
| The Nord Deutsche AileGeEl&i q %
Zeitung, commenting on the genera
Moroccan situation, says ~ eEl4e5il
the Franco-German negotiations Wt.
proceed more smoothly than they US
before they were inte1rupted.
| France, the Lokal AnzeigeF "a =
is not haggling over the CUES 3an2 Z
| territorial compensation II Size 1
| given a free hand in Morocco &&E
| clany is willing to grant lfer s1s
/ political freedom of action, pfoFIsS e.
France takes over CORRESPONDING {
litical obligations, including taa @
lection of life and property
/ German subjects, and ends ttsa
normal status under which 4 2
French authorities have sheltered Ea
hind the native regime when Gefnia1
rights were infringed.