The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-21
ACCORD NOT GAGE
OF DURABLE PEACE
Leading Citizen of France Dis
cusscs Terms Of Moroccan
Agreement
MEANS EVERLASTING ROW
Poor Man Must Buckle His Back
and Begin 10 Pay Nation's
Great Debt.
ny WILLIAM PHILIP srM,rs.

r.
p,. ~
nc poor man
VIII now nave 10 buckle his back and
begin TO pay of The debt which Franc.
has made in Ar-irn Tic ,, -,
a., , "
" ''"u - ''i"s' DC met
on thr instrument plan: some OF the
payments 10 be made In blood some in
roId. I'm, ,h., ,,,,,, A., t,
..,. pal ana pam
"'''e' "''' e'''S'h'hg VIII be
loSt.
This paragraph sums IN tho i,loos or
cauiII, p.Il,,,, tro,,o ut,,
A. %
~ 90 Wv '"'i'oeS '"pihet. now
OF the 'hRihper OF Deputies) on the
France German accord Just ratified by
the Chamber and which e oxooc,,d -
100 ''''"'
1t appears that a majority OF Tie
deputies actually opposed Tho treaty
We, voted for ;, bccuu.. ,h.y az, "a,
" '''"e '"' - WY" Il sihEia
gesture. pack TO the verge Of costly
foreign war But will INC accord avert
/ ,roubl.D VIVA, i, ~. oun, ~
~ " !" 'S '"e i's'1ai re-
I SUIT oil thiS accord:
Camille pcllcian, one OF the foremost
: men of France ,rsworu ib.,, ,,..
7 mons TN, virtual r,nt.c,nra,o ,.h,c,
( ~, ,c,.,,r,I ,.,,,,,. r,rn,+,s, - \,
: nItn,ds mn, li,tIn r,cns,,ro an, ~
I .rcn,,n,,i,,i .n,,,'i,,y" NJ ~ 80, 100
I ,..,,t tt' ,,,, ~
/ III, .,,T,,,ty ~. -, ~ ot,t,i,
/ ..,.ri,.,t,!. 80. ,o';,. 90
I ,.t,,],,.sih ne
Z $500, - - '"''' '"u 'e'
|
r,,.ai,t, h 49,,
20 - UPo'' - .''''s va 81 ioi's
go $500! 80 .'' :. ~, . IN
''''''"o 90" '"''
I NY '"pti.sHec cteoh' W. "'uHt al
3 a"e' 70 EUROPE '"i o'ueF IN MuroGeo'
enc P''h"pa our iu't'sh t.Fais VINO
! oh'tl! nave !aOpEsu hh'u IN ioHiehuhS
! !nA"FFect!ona there MI! be The hrst TO
/ "ti!ahd severe accounting
snail hstd 'HHhy aoluicra IN
I Morocco u sducIch feNoith' mere are
We to nnd tncrnf small We sehd them
/ from France! snail We send the VoSa
! VINO are forced 10 do the!r military
l service? II would b" danSefous en-
4 pertinent, Recently we saw mat these
/. men were ready 10 march, and WITH
/ glad hearts, 10 defend tue real cause
OF their country; and we saw That Fam
| ines wcre Wiling To support the mourn
ING which would certainly be theirs.
| ..ut how one would hate Morocco when
! called upon 20 see the blood OF theil
own kiusuiru low there!
! And tacu would II not be sort OF
tr,usun to scatter our forces precisely
at the moment when We might expect
an aggression from our eventual enc
/ mics. II would be hard to hnJ men
{! Tor Morocco.
/ MISC the venture Will require many
millions in money. Good-by TO the
/ nope .! cquaI!sIng the Duuget. already
! 20 difficult of realizing But, above all
! p.iy the millions OF French people
I the citizens. Who are waiting for GER
] tain social reforms anC Tile amellora-
. ZION ui Ia. lot OF the very poor. The
! country, resources VIII How in anoth-
I or direction Iae French taxpayers
F., VIII nave 10 pay for strategic railways
~ Morocco. The construction of these
cannot be postponed. II for no other
I reason to nc!p establish order and
I uylIp; 10 submission all rebels There
/ viii be no more money for canals III
| our own land; hcnceforward for long
| Time il VIII De for Moroccan railways,
bcnciitiug the happy owners or mine
! concessions POSSIBLY. but not the rank
and nlc OF FrcnChmcn.
| IF only these Things were the sole
! !ncunvcnicncrs OF the Moroccan enter
prise! Eut who knows but worse
tHings await u.s. Is there man so
crcdulous that he can believe the
Franco German accord Is gage or dur